The 20 Leading Companies in the Natural Gas Market 2013: Competitive Landscape Analysis
The natural gas market is currently undergoing a period of rapid transition, marked by a significant boom in gas production. Technological advances such as directional well drilling and hydraulic fracturing have considerably increased gas production in North America, where abundant gas supplies have pushed down gas prices. Many companies operating in the region have seen strong growth in their gas output in recent years, though the continued low price of gas in North America is creating challenges for companies.
Meanwhile, with the rapid expansion of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) over the past decade, trade of gas through intercontinental LNG tankers has expanded and the industry is no longer just dependent on land based pipelines. This has made gas markets more open and competitive than was previously envisaged, ensuring that companies need to seek ways to stay ahead of their rivals.
Escalating demand for natural gas - particularly in Asia - and a desire on the part of many countries to switch from coal to cleaner burning gas are also important trends currently providing plentiful opportunities for the leading natural gas companies, along with companies currently outside the top 20 list. This report examines the largest gas producers in the market at present and their expected rates of growth, as well as their geographical focus and future plans.
What makes this report unique?
The report analyses the top 20 companies in the natural gas market in 2013, showing their revenues, gas development and LNG infrastructure projects, gas production market share, strengths and weaknesses, opportunities for growth and threats imposed on their operations, the type and location of projects, as well as an assessment of each company's future outlook.
Visiongain reports are compiled using a broad and rich mixture of both primary and secondary information to produce an accurate picture of the current status of the gas market and the leading companies within it. In order to provide our clients with the best possible product, visiongain analysts consult market leading companies and industry experts. This is compiled with financial data and operational information to ensure an objective overview of the market.
Other research sources used to produce this report include annual reports, financial press releases, investor relations presentations, recent and proposed operations, news reports, online and in-house databases, industry journals and information supplied by companies. Visiongain believes this diverse approach, with direct industry input, produces an accurate and objective approach on which to base the market share calculations and analysis included in this report.
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Meanwhile, with the rapid expansion of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) over the past decade, trade of gas through intercontinental LNG tankers has expanded and the industry is no longer just dependent on land based pipelines. This has made gas markets more open and competitive than was previously envisaged, ensuring that companies need to seek ways to stay ahead of their rivals.
Escalating demand for natural gas - particularly in Asia - and a desire on the part of many countries to switch from coal to cleaner burning gas are also important trends currently providing plentiful opportunities for the leading natural gas companies, along with companies currently outside the top 20 list. This report examines the largest gas producers in the market at present and their expected rates of growth, as well as their geographical focus and future plans.
What makes this report unique?
The report analyses the top 20 companies in the natural gas market in 2013, showing their revenues, gas development and LNG infrastructure projects, gas production market share, strengths and weaknesses, opportunities for growth and threats imposed on their operations, the type and location of projects, as well as an assessment of each company's future outlook.
Visiongain reports are compiled using a broad and rich mixture of both primary and secondary information to produce an accurate picture of the current status of the gas market and the leading companies within it. In order to provide our clients with the best possible product, visiongain analysts consult market leading companies and industry experts. This is compiled with financial data and operational information to ensure an objective overview of the market.
Other research sources used to produce this report include annual reports, financial press releases, investor relations presentations, recent and proposed operations, news reports, online and in-house databases, industry journals and information supplied by companies. Visiongain believes this diverse approach, with direct industry input, produces an accurate and objective approach on which to base the market share calculations and analysis included in this report.
Why you should buy The 20 Leading Companies in the Natural Gas Market 2013: Competitive Landscape Analysis
- 175 pages of comprehensive analysis.
- 125 tables, charts and graphs analysing and comparing each of the leading 20 natural gas companies and their position within the market.
- You will find a competitive analysis of the leading 20 companies in the natural gas market, comparing and ranking the following:
- Gas production market share for 2013 & 2013
- Capital expenditure for 2012 & 2013
- Gas reserves
- Geographical position in the global gas market and
- Analysis of companies' likely increase, decrease or maintenance of gas production rates over the next five years.
- Overall revenues
- Number of employees
- Analysis of the leading 20 companies in the natural gas market including -
- Anadarko Petroleum
- BG Group
- BP
- Chevron Corporation
- Chesapeake
- ConocoPhillips
- Devon Energy Corporation
- EnCana
- Eni
- EOG Resources
- ExxonMobil Corporation
- Gazprom
- PERTAMINA
- PETRONAS
- Petrobras
- Qatar Petroleum (Qatar Gas)
- Royal Dutch Shell
- Sonatrach
- Statoil
- Total
- A SWOT analysis for each of the leading 20 natural gas companies illustrating their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
- A comparison of regional markets by rate of gas production and gas reserves.
- A comprehensive overview of the most important trends in the natural gas market, shaping decisions of the major companies.
- A PEST analysis of the overall natural gas market, covering the critical political, economic, social and technological issues influencing companies in the natural gas market.
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1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1.1 Global Natural Gas Market Overview
1.2 Highlights of this Report
1.3 The Scope of this Report
1.4 Methodology
1.5 The Leading 20 Natural Gas Producing Companies 2012
2. INTRODUCTION TO THE GLOBAL NATURAL GAS MARKET
2.1 Global Natural Gas Resources
2.2 Shift to Unconventional Resources
2.3 High Oil Price and Low Gas Price
3. COMPETITOR POSITIONING IN THE GLOBAL NATURAL GAS MARKET
3.1 The Leading Twenty Companies' Market Share in the Global Natural Gas Market 2012
4. THE LEADING 20 COMPANIES IN THE NATURAL GAS MARKET
4.1 Gazprom Overview
4.1.1 Gazprom in the Global Gas Market
4.1.2 Gazprom SWOT Analysis
4.1.3 Gazprom Future Outlook
4.2 Qatar Petroleum Overview
4.2.1 Qatar Petroleum in the Global Gas Market
4.2.2 Qatar Petroleum SWOT Analysis
4.2.3 Qatar Petroleum Future Outlook
4.3 ExxonMobil Overview
4.3.1 ExxonMobil in the Global Gas Market
4.3.2 ExxonMobil Regional Focus
4.3.3 ExxonMobil SWOT Analysis
4.3.4 ExxonMobil Future Outlook
4.4 PERTAMINA Overview
4.4.1 PERTAMINA in the Global Gas Market
4.4.2 PERTAMINA SWOT Analysis
4.4.3 PERTAMINA Future Outlook
4.5 Sonatrach Overview
4.5.1 Sonatrach in the Global Gas Market
4.5.2 Sonatrach SWOT Analysis
4.5.3 Sonatrach Future Outlook
4.6 Royal Dutch Shell Overview
4.6.1 Royal Dutch Shell in the Global Gas Market
4.6.2 Royal Dutch Shell Regional Focus
4.6.3 Royal Dutch Shell SWOT Analysis
4.6.4 Royal Dutch Shell Future Outlook
4.7 BP Overview
4.7.1 BP in the Global Gas Market
4.7.2 BP Regional Focus
4.7.3 BP SWOT Analysis
4.7.4 BP Future Outlook
4.8 Total S.A. Overview
4.8.1 Total S.A. in the Global Gas Market
4.8.2 Total's Regional Focus
4.8.3 Total SWOT Analysis
4.8.4 Total Future Outlook
4.9 Chevron Overview
4.9.1 Chevron in the Global Gas Market
4.9.2 Chevron SWOT Analysis
4.9.3 Chevron Future Outlook
4.10 Statoil Overview
4.10.1 Statoil in the Global Gas Market
4.10.2 Statoil Regional Focus
4.10.3 Statoil SWOT Analysis
4.10.4 Statoil Future Outlook
4.11 Eni Overview
4.11.1 Eni in the Global Gas Market
4.11.2 Eni Regional Focus
4.11.3 Eni SWOT Analysis
4.11.4 Eni Future Outlook
4.12 ConocoPhillips Overview
4.12.1 ConocoPhillips in the Global Gas Market
4.12.2 ConocoPhillips SWOT Analysis
4.12.3 ConocoPhillips Future Outlook
4.13 Chesapeake Energy Overview
4.13.1 Chesapeake Energy in the Global Gas Market
4.13.2 Chesapeake Energy SWOT Analysis
4.13.3 Chesapeake Energy Future Outlook
4.14 EnCana Overview
4.14.1 EnCana in the Global Gas Market
4.14.2 EnCana SWOT Analysis
4.14.3 EnCana Future Outlook
4.15 BG Group Overview
4.15.1 BG Group in the Global Gas Market
4.15.2 BG Group SWOT Analysis
4.15.3 BG Group Outlook
4.16 Petrobras Overview
4.16.1 Petrobras in the Global Gas Market
4.16.2 Petrobras SWOT Analysis
4.16.3 Petrobras Future Outlook
4.17 Devon Energy Overview
4.17.1 Devon Energy in the Global Gas Market
4.17.2 Devon Energy SWOT Analysis
4.17.3 Devon Energy Future Outlook
4.18 PETRONAS Overview
4.18.1 PETRONAS in the Global Gas Market
4.18.2 PETRONAS SWOT Analysis
4.18.3 PETRONAS Outlook
4.19 Anadarko Petroleum Overview
4.19.1 Anadarko Petroleum in the Global Gas Market
4.19.2 Anadarko Petroleum SWOT Analysis
4.19.3 Anadarko Petroleum Future Outlook
4.20 EOG Resources
4.20.1 EOG Resources in the Global Gas Market
4.20.2 EOG Resources Regional Focus
4.20.3 EOG Resources SWOT Analysis
4.20.4 EOG Resources Future Outlook
4.21 Other Companies of Interest in the Natural Gas Market
4.21.1 Iranian National Gas Company
4.21.2 Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG)
4.21.3 T№rkmengaz
4.21.4 Woodside
4.21.5 Talisman Energy
5. PEST ANALYSIS OF THE NATURAL GAS MARKET
5.1 Political Factors Influencing the Gas Market
5.1.1 Growing Use of Gas as a Primary Energy Source
5.1.2 Reduction in Carbon Emissions & Pollutants
5.1.3 Cartel Formation
5.1.4 Political Instability in Middle East & North Africa
5.2. Economic Factors Influencing the Gas Market
5.2.1 High Range of Gas Prices across Continents
5.2.2 Increasing Use of Gas for Electricity Generation
5.2.3 Enhanced Oil Recovery Techniques
5.3. Social Factors Influencing the Gas Market
5.3.1 Public Opposition
5.3.2 Gas Production Leads to Lowering of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
5.4. Technological Factors Influencing the Gas Market
5.4.1 Growing Use of Natural Gas Vehicles (NGV)
6. CONCLUSIONS
6.1 The Natural Gas Market Overview
6.2 The Best Positioned Companies in the Natural Gas Market
6.3 Concluding Observations
7. GLOSSARY
1.1 Global Natural Gas Market Overview
1.2 Highlights of this Report
1.3 The Scope of this Report
1.4 Methodology
1.5 The Leading 20 Natural Gas Producing Companies 2012
2. INTRODUCTION TO THE GLOBAL NATURAL GAS MARKET
2.1 Global Natural Gas Resources
2.2 Shift to Unconventional Resources
2.3 High Oil Price and Low Gas Price
3. COMPETITOR POSITIONING IN THE GLOBAL NATURAL GAS MARKET
3.1 The Leading Twenty Companies' Market Share in the Global Natural Gas Market 2012
4. THE LEADING 20 COMPANIES IN THE NATURAL GAS MARKET
4.1 Gazprom Overview
4.1.1 Gazprom in the Global Gas Market
4.1.2 Gazprom SWOT Analysis
4.1.3 Gazprom Future Outlook
4.2 Qatar Petroleum Overview
4.2.1 Qatar Petroleum in the Global Gas Market
4.2.2 Qatar Petroleum SWOT Analysis
4.2.3 Qatar Petroleum Future Outlook
4.3 ExxonMobil Overview
4.3.1 ExxonMobil in the Global Gas Market
4.3.2 ExxonMobil Regional Focus
4.3.3 ExxonMobil SWOT Analysis
4.3.4 ExxonMobil Future Outlook
4.4 PERTAMINA Overview
4.4.1 PERTAMINA in the Global Gas Market
4.4.2 PERTAMINA SWOT Analysis
4.4.3 PERTAMINA Future Outlook
4.5 Sonatrach Overview
4.5.1 Sonatrach in the Global Gas Market
4.5.2 Sonatrach SWOT Analysis
4.5.3 Sonatrach Future Outlook
4.6 Royal Dutch Shell Overview
4.6.1 Royal Dutch Shell in the Global Gas Market
4.6.2 Royal Dutch Shell Regional Focus
4.6.3 Royal Dutch Shell SWOT Analysis
4.6.4 Royal Dutch Shell Future Outlook
4.7 BP Overview
4.7.1 BP in the Global Gas Market
4.7.2 BP Regional Focus
4.7.3 BP SWOT Analysis
4.7.4 BP Future Outlook
4.8 Total S.A. Overview
4.8.1 Total S.A. in the Global Gas Market
4.8.2 Total's Regional Focus
4.8.3 Total SWOT Analysis
4.8.4 Total Future Outlook
4.9 Chevron Overview
4.9.1 Chevron in the Global Gas Market
4.9.2 Chevron SWOT Analysis
4.9.3 Chevron Future Outlook
4.10 Statoil Overview
4.10.1 Statoil in the Global Gas Market
4.10.2 Statoil Regional Focus
4.10.3 Statoil SWOT Analysis
4.10.4 Statoil Future Outlook
4.11 Eni Overview
4.11.1 Eni in the Global Gas Market
4.11.2 Eni Regional Focus
4.11.3 Eni SWOT Analysis
4.11.4 Eni Future Outlook
4.12 ConocoPhillips Overview
4.12.1 ConocoPhillips in the Global Gas Market
4.12.2 ConocoPhillips SWOT Analysis
4.12.3 ConocoPhillips Future Outlook
4.13 Chesapeake Energy Overview
4.13.1 Chesapeake Energy in the Global Gas Market
4.13.2 Chesapeake Energy SWOT Analysis
4.13.3 Chesapeake Energy Future Outlook
4.14 EnCana Overview
4.14.1 EnCana in the Global Gas Market
4.14.2 EnCana SWOT Analysis
4.14.3 EnCana Future Outlook
4.15 BG Group Overview
4.15.1 BG Group in the Global Gas Market
4.15.2 BG Group SWOT Analysis
4.15.3 BG Group Outlook
4.16 Petrobras Overview
4.16.1 Petrobras in the Global Gas Market
4.16.2 Petrobras SWOT Analysis
4.16.3 Petrobras Future Outlook
4.17 Devon Energy Overview
4.17.1 Devon Energy in the Global Gas Market
4.17.2 Devon Energy SWOT Analysis
4.17.3 Devon Energy Future Outlook
4.18 PETRONAS Overview
4.18.1 PETRONAS in the Global Gas Market
4.18.2 PETRONAS SWOT Analysis
4.18.3 PETRONAS Outlook
4.19 Anadarko Petroleum Overview
4.19.1 Anadarko Petroleum in the Global Gas Market
4.19.2 Anadarko Petroleum SWOT Analysis
4.19.3 Anadarko Petroleum Future Outlook
4.20 EOG Resources
4.20.1 EOG Resources in the Global Gas Market
4.20.2 EOG Resources Regional Focus
4.20.3 EOG Resources SWOT Analysis
4.20.4 EOG Resources Future Outlook
4.21 Other Companies of Interest in the Natural Gas Market
4.21.1 Iranian National Gas Company
4.21.2 Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG)
4.21.3 T№rkmengaz
4.21.4 Woodside
4.21.5 Talisman Energy
5. PEST ANALYSIS OF THE NATURAL GAS MARKET
5.1 Political Factors Influencing the Gas Market
5.1.1 Growing Use of Gas as a Primary Energy Source
5.1.2 Reduction in Carbon Emissions & Pollutants
5.1.3 Cartel Formation
5.1.4 Political Instability in Middle East & North Africa
5.2. Economic Factors Influencing the Gas Market
5.2.1 High Range of Gas Prices across Continents
5.2.2 Increasing Use of Gas for Electricity Generation
5.2.3 Enhanced Oil Recovery Techniques
5.3. Social Factors Influencing the Gas Market
5.3.1 Public Opposition
5.3.2 Gas Production Leads to Lowering of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
5.4. Technological Factors Influencing the Gas Market
5.4.1 Growing Use of Natural Gas Vehicles (NGV)
6. CONCLUSIONS
6.1 The Natural Gas Market Overview
6.2 The Best Positioned Companies in the Natural Gas Market
6.3 Concluding Observations
7. GLOSSARY
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1.1 Top 20 Gas Producing Companies (Rank, 2012 Gas Production (mmcf/d), Share of Global Gas Production 2012 (%), Gas Reserves End 2012 (BCF) & 2012 CAPEX ($bn)
Table 3.1 Top 20 Gas Producing Companies (Rank, 2012 Gas Production (mmcf/d), Share of Global Gas Production 2012 (%), Gas Reserves End 2012 (BCF), 2012 CAPEX ($bn) and Outlook for Gas Production (Flat/Positive/Negative)
Table 4.1 Gazprom Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenues ($Bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.2 Gazprom's Major Natural Gas Pipeline & LNG Export Projects (Project Title, Gas Export Capacity (bcm/a & mmcf/d), Project Operation Start Year)
Table 4.3 SWOT Analysis of Gazprom
Table 4.4 Gazprom's Summary of Operations 2009-2012 (Increase in Gas Reserves (Tcm & Tcf), Gas Production (bcm/a), Net Profits ($bn), Revenues ($bn))
Table 4.5 Qatar Petroleum Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenues ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.6 SWOT Analysis of Qatar Petroleum
Table 4.7 ExxonMobil Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenues ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.8 ExxonMobil Gas Exploration & Production Projects Coming On Stream 2013-2015 (Country, Project Name, Production Capacity, ExxonMobil Working Interest (% & MCF/d)
Table 4.9 ExxonMobil Gas Exploration & Production Projects Coming On Stream After 2016 (Country, Project Name, Production Capacity, ExxonMobil Working Interest (% & MCF/d)
Table 4.10 ExxonMobil Capital & Exploration Expenditure by Region in 2012 ($m) and Percentage of Total (%)
Table 4.11 SWOT Analysis of ExxonMobil
Table 4.12 ExxonMobil Regional Net Gas Production, Net Gas Sales (BCF/d), Proved Reserves (Billion Barrels of Oil Equivalent), Earnings ($Bn) & Outlook for 2017
Table 4.13 PERTAMINA Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.14 SWOT Analysis of PERTAMINA
Table 4.15 Sonatrach Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.16 Sonatrach LNG Liquefaction Capacity Additions Under Construction (Location, Capacity, Construction Cost ($bn), Construction Period)
Table 4.17 SWOT Analysis of Sonatrach
Table 4.18 Royal Dutch Shell Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.19 Royal Dutch Shell Existing LNG Terminals (Location, Shell's Interest (%), Capacity (mtpa) & Shell's Net Capacity (mtpa)
Table 4.20 Royal Dutch Shell LNG Terminals Under Construction (Location, Shell's Interest (%), Capacity (mtpa) & Shell's Net Capacity (mtpa)
Table 4.21 Royal Dutch Shell Regional Focus 2012 Revenues ($bn) & Percentage of Total Revenues (%)
Table 4.22 SWOT Analysis of Royal Dutch Shell
Table 4.23 BP Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.24 BP Net Proved Developed & Undeveloped Gas Reserves 2012 (BCF)
Table 4.25 SWOT Analysis of BP
Table 4.26 Total S.A. Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenues ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.27 Total S.A. LNG Infrastructure Projects (Location, Stakeholders, Capacity, Construction Cost and Construction Period)
Table 4.28 Total's Regional Focus by Revenues in 2012 ($m & %) & Capital Expenditure ($m & %)
Table 4.29 SWOT Analysis of Total
Table 4.30 Chevron Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.31 Chevron LNG Infrastructure Projects Under Construction (Location, Stakeholders, Capacity, Construction Cost & Construction Period)
Table 4.32 SWOT Analysis of Chevron
Table 4.33 Statoil Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.34 Statoil Regional Proved Developed and Undeveloped Gas Reserves (BCF)
Table 4.35 SWOT Analysis of Statoil
Table 4.36 Eni Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.37 Eni LNG Liquefaction & Regasification Plant Location & Capacity (mtpa)
Table 4.38 SWOT Analysis of Eni
Table 4.39 ConocoPhillips Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.40 ConocoPhillips' LNG Terminals Under Construction & Planned (Location, Stakeholders, Capacity, Construction Cost, Construction Period)
Table 4.41 ConocoPhillips' Existing LNG Infrastructure (Project Name, Location and Capacity (bcf/annum))
Table 4.42 SWOT Analysis of ConocoPhillips
Table 4.43 Chesapeake Energy Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.44 Chesapeake 2012 Proved Developed & Undeveloped Reserves of Gas (bcf), Oil & Natural Gas Liquids (mmbbl), Estimated Future Net Revenue ($m) & Present Value of Estimated Future Net Revenue ($m)
Table 4.45 SWOT Analysis of Chesapeake Energy
Table 4.46 EnCana Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.47 SWOT Analysis of EnCana
Table 4.48 BG Group Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.49 SWOT Analysis of BG Group
Table 4.50 Petrobras Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenues ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.51 SWOT Analysis of Petrobras
Table 4.52 Devon Energy Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.53 Devon Energy Natural Gas Plays Portfolio (Acreage)
Table 4.54 SWOT Analysis of Devon Energy
Table 4.55 PETRONAS Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenues ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.56 SWOT Analysis of PETRONAS
Table 4.57 Anadarko Petroleum Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees , Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.58 SWOT Analysis of Anadarko Petroleum
Table 4.59 EOG Resources Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.60 SWOT Analysis of EOG Resources
Table 4.61 Nigerian LNG Terminal Capacity Additions (Location, Operator, Capacity, Construction Cost and Construction Period)
Table 5.1 PEST Analysis of the Natural Gas Market
Table 6.1 Top 20 Gas Producing Companies (Rank, 2012 Gas Production (mmcf/d), Share of Global Gas Production 2012 (%), Gas Reserves End 2012 (BCF), 2012 CAPEX ($bn) and Outlook for Gas Production (Flat/Positive/Negative)
Table 1.1 Top 20 Gas Producing Companies (Rank, 2012 Gas Production (mmcf/d), Share of Global Gas Production 2012 (%), Gas Reserves End 2012 (BCF) & 2012 CAPEX ($bn)
Table 3.1 Top 20 Gas Producing Companies (Rank, 2012 Gas Production (mmcf/d), Share of Global Gas Production 2012 (%), Gas Reserves End 2012 (BCF), 2012 CAPEX ($bn) and Outlook for Gas Production (Flat/Positive/Negative)
Table 4.1 Gazprom Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenues ($Bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.2 Gazprom's Major Natural Gas Pipeline & LNG Export Projects (Project Title, Gas Export Capacity (bcm/a & mmcf/d), Project Operation Start Year)
Table 4.3 SWOT Analysis of Gazprom
Table 4.4 Gazprom's Summary of Operations 2009-2012 (Increase in Gas Reserves (Tcm & Tcf), Gas Production (bcm/a), Net Profits ($bn), Revenues ($bn))
Table 4.5 Qatar Petroleum Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenues ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.6 SWOT Analysis of Qatar Petroleum
Table 4.7 ExxonMobil Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenues ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.8 ExxonMobil Gas Exploration & Production Projects Coming On Stream 2013-2015 (Country, Project Name, Production Capacity, ExxonMobil Working Interest (% & MCF/d)
Table 4.9 ExxonMobil Gas Exploration & Production Projects Coming On Stream After 2016 (Country, Project Name, Production Capacity, ExxonMobil Working Interest (% & MCF/d)
Table 4.10 ExxonMobil Capital & Exploration Expenditure by Region in 2012 ($m) and Percentage of Total (%)
Table 4.11 SWOT Analysis of ExxonMobil
Table 4.12 ExxonMobil Regional Net Gas Production, Net Gas Sales (BCF/d), Proved Reserves (Billion Barrels of Oil Equivalent), Earnings ($Bn) & Outlook for 2017
Table 4.13 PERTAMINA Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.14 SWOT Analysis of PERTAMINA
Table 4.15 Sonatrach Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.16 Sonatrach LNG Liquefaction Capacity Additions Under Construction (Location, Capacity, Construction Cost ($bn), Construction Period)
Table 4.17 SWOT Analysis of Sonatrach
Table 4.18 Royal Dutch Shell Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.19 Royal Dutch Shell Existing LNG Terminals (Location, Shell's Interest (%), Capacity (mtpa) & Shell's Net Capacity (mtpa)
Table 4.20 Royal Dutch Shell LNG Terminals Under Construction (Location, Shell's Interest (%), Capacity (mtpa) & Shell's Net Capacity (mtpa)
Table 4.21 Royal Dutch Shell Regional Focus 2012 Revenues ($bn) & Percentage of Total Revenues (%)
Table 4.22 SWOT Analysis of Royal Dutch Shell
Table 4.23 BP Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.24 BP Net Proved Developed & Undeveloped Gas Reserves 2012 (BCF)
Table 4.25 SWOT Analysis of BP
Table 4.26 Total S.A. Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenues ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.27 Total S.A. LNG Infrastructure Projects (Location, Stakeholders, Capacity, Construction Cost and Construction Period)
Table 4.28 Total's Regional Focus by Revenues in 2012 ($m & %) & Capital Expenditure ($m & %)
Table 4.29 SWOT Analysis of Total
Table 4.30 Chevron Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.31 Chevron LNG Infrastructure Projects Under Construction (Location, Stakeholders, Capacity, Construction Cost & Construction Period)
Table 4.32 SWOT Analysis of Chevron
Table 4.33 Statoil Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.34 Statoil Regional Proved Developed and Undeveloped Gas Reserves (BCF)
Table 4.35 SWOT Analysis of Statoil
Table 4.36 Eni Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.37 Eni LNG Liquefaction & Regasification Plant Location & Capacity (mtpa)
Table 4.38 SWOT Analysis of Eni
Table 4.39 ConocoPhillips Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.40 ConocoPhillips' LNG Terminals Under Construction & Planned (Location, Stakeholders, Capacity, Construction Cost, Construction Period)
Table 4.41 ConocoPhillips' Existing LNG Infrastructure (Project Name, Location and Capacity (bcf/annum))
Table 4.42 SWOT Analysis of ConocoPhillips
Table 4.43 Chesapeake Energy Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.44 Chesapeake 2012 Proved Developed & Undeveloped Reserves of Gas (bcf), Oil & Natural Gas Liquids (mmbbl), Estimated Future Net Revenue ($m) & Present Value of Estimated Future Net Revenue ($m)
Table 4.45 SWOT Analysis of Chesapeake Energy
Table 4.46 EnCana Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.47 SWOT Analysis of EnCana
Table 4.48 BG Group Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.49 SWOT Analysis of BG Group
Table 4.50 Petrobras Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenues ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.51 SWOT Analysis of Petrobras
Table 4.52 Devon Energy Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.53 Devon Energy Natural Gas Plays Portfolio (Acreage)
Table 4.54 SWOT Analysis of Devon Energy
Table 4.55 PETRONAS Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenues ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.56 SWOT Analysis of PETRONAS
Table 4.57 Anadarko Petroleum Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees , Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.58 SWOT Analysis of Anadarko Petroleum
Table 4.59 EOG Resources Headquarters, Ticker, Gas Production 2012 (Mmcf/d), Gas Reserves 2012 (Bcf), Capex 2012 ($bn), Capex 2013 ($bn), Market Share 2012 (%), Market Share Forecast 2013 (%), Rank 2012, Employees, Revenue ($bn) & 2013 Outlook
Table 4.60 SWOT Analysis of EOG Resources
Table 4.61 Nigerian LNG Terminal Capacity Additions (Location, Operator, Capacity, Construction Cost and Construction Period)
Table 5.1 PEST Analysis of the Natural Gas Market
Table 6.1 Top 20 Gas Producing Companies (Rank, 2012 Gas Production (mmcf/d), Share of Global Gas Production 2012 (%), Gas Reserves End 2012 (BCF), 2012 CAPEX ($bn) and Outlook for Gas Production (Flat/Positive/Negative)
BG Group is involved in Tanzania’s gas development having discovered 10tcf. BG Group also gained access to new exploration licences in Egypt, India, Trinidad and Tobago and Uruguay, and was continuing its drilling operations off the coast of Brazil. BG Group is expecting to drill in Kenya in 2014 and Uruguay in 2016. BG Group is slated to have 15 FPSOs in operation in Brazil by 2018 with an anticipated output of 2.1mmboe/d and gas processing capacity of 3.0bcf/d. Since 2008 the expansion in US gas production has offset the fall in UK, Egypt and Indian gas production.
Anadarko Petroleum is a growing oil and gas producing company. One of the most notable gas discoveries of the company is the giant gas fields off the coast of Mozambique. The recoverable gas reserves in the Rovuma basin are estimated to be between 35-65tcf (1.0tcm-1.82tcm). Further gas discoveries were made in Mid-2012 with Golfinho and Atum gas fields holding around 30tcf (850bcm). Anadarko has a 36.5% stake in these field developments.
The most economic way of monetising gas discoveries off the coast of Mozambique is thought to be by building an LNG liquefaction terminal to export the gas to high gas demand regions of the world. Hence, the Palma LNG project is a concept that Anadarko, along with its partners Empresa Nacional de Hidrocarbonetos (ENH), Mitsui and Cove Energy, are considering to build. The first phase of this project will provide a 5.0mtpa LNG liquefaction capacity, costing around $4.0bn. Anadarko also has exploration concessions in Ghana, Brazil, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Kenya, Cote d’Ivoire, New Zealand, Indonesia, and other countries.
