Energy Intelligence Research has once again examined the major and emerging
supply regions, demand centers, and industry deals to produce an authoritative
survey of the global LNG landscape.
The World LNG Outlook 2010–2011 arms you
with facts and figures. But it also delivers the context and analysis that you need
to stay one step ahead of the competition.
Key themes explored in
World LNG Outlook 2010–2011:
The short term: A global gas glut has created a buyer's market for LNG as the launch of new liquefaction
ventures chafes against sluggish gas demand during the global economic contraction. Yet the incremental
liquefaction capacity from both new and veteran exporters is helping LNG become an even larger portion of
the world's traded gas.
The longer term: Growth in North American unconventional gas production could have far-reaching consequences
for the global LNG trade. At the same time new LNG demand centers continue to emerge in developing Asian
economies and Europe also continues to diversify its gas supplies through LNG.
The World LNG Outlook 2010–2011:
The World LNG Outlook 2010–2011 provides a comprehensive analysis of the current state of the global LNG market and underlying trends:
Global LNG Trade Overview - a look at market
drivers such as shifting trade balances, new
players, and project status as well as trends
in procurement, contracting, and pricing.
Demand Overview - analysis of emerging
trends and the market outlook for each major
consuming region: Asia-Pacific, Europe, North
America, and South America/Caribbean.
Supply Overview - a report on export
ventures worldwide in each important
producing region: Asia-Pacific, Middle East,
Mediterranean, West Africa, Europe, North
America, and South America/Caribbean.
Energy Intelligence Research has once again examined the major and emerging
supply regions, demand centers, and industry deals to produce an authoritative
survey of the global LNG landscape.
