The global LNG industry witnessed a huge turnaround over the past two years. The industry transformed from being supplier driven in first half of 2008 to one being driven by buyers in 2009. The LNG demand fell significantly in 2009 while the supply outlook improved with new liquefaction plants coming online. The LNG industry is expected to remain buyer driven over the next couple of years with supplies exceeding the demand. Struggling from excess of LNG supplies and low prices, the industry is expected witness a challenging phase. With additional new LNG liquefaction facilities coming on-stream, the short term outlook for LNG industry continues to look grim.
Scope
Scope
- Discusses the supply demand dynamics of the global LNG industry.
- Discusses the key regions with LNG demand.
- Analyses the future outlook of the LNG industry.
- Understand the implications supply glut on the LNG industry.
- Gain understanding of the impact of the new liquefaction terminals.
- Gain understanding of the key growth regions for the LNG.
1 TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.1 List of tables
1.2 List of figures
2 SUMMARY
3 TOUGH ROAD AHEAD FOR THE GLOBAL LNG INDUSTRY- SUPPLY GLUT LEADING TO A GRIM SHORT TERM OUTLOOK
3.1 Low Demand And Excess Of Supplies Creates A Buyer Driven LNG Industry
3.2 New Liquefaction Facilities May Further Deepen the Supply Glut
3.3 Global Natural Gas Demand and Thereby LNG Demand is Mainly Being Driven by China and India
3.4 Global LNG Industry is Expected to Revive by 2013, However Concerns Remain
4 APPENDIX
4.1 Methodology
4.1.1 Coverage
4.1.2 Secondary Research
4.1.3 Primary Research
4.1.4 Expert Panel Validation
4.2 Contact Us
4.3 Disclaimer
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1: World, LNG Liquefaction Plants On-stream in 2009
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: LNG Liquefaction Capacity Growth By Country, MMTPA, 2015
Figure 2: GlobalData Methodology
1.1 List of tables
1.2 List of figures
2 SUMMARY
3 TOUGH ROAD AHEAD FOR THE GLOBAL LNG INDUSTRY- SUPPLY GLUT LEADING TO A GRIM SHORT TERM OUTLOOK
3.1 Low Demand And Excess Of Supplies Creates A Buyer Driven LNG Industry
3.2 New Liquefaction Facilities May Further Deepen the Supply Glut
3.3 Global Natural Gas Demand and Thereby LNG Demand is Mainly Being Driven by China and India
3.4 Global LNG Industry is Expected to Revive by 2013, However Concerns Remain
4 APPENDIX
4.1 Methodology
4.1.1 Coverage
4.1.2 Secondary Research
4.1.3 Primary Research
4.1.4 Expert Panel Validation
4.2 Contact Us
4.3 Disclaimer
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1: World, LNG Liquefaction Plants On-stream in 2009
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: LNG Liquefaction Capacity Growth By Country, MMTPA, 2015
Figure 2: GlobalData Methodology
