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A map and comprehensive guide to the world's LNG industry.
- Size: 1,470mm x 891mm
- Style: Landscape
- Scale: 1, 23,000,000
- ISBN: 1 86186 386 1
- PECode: MPEM321
- Published: March 2018
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Table of Contents
Mapping content:
- Gasfields
- Gas pipelines (existing, under construction or planned or proposed)
- LNG export plants by status (existing, under construction, planned or proposed, speculative)
- LNG import terminals by status (existing, under construction, planned or proposed, speculative)
For export plants the following information is provided: status, start-up year, operator, shareholders, capacity (m t/y), no of trains, process method, gas fields.
For import terminals the following information is provided: status; start-up year (plus expansions, if any), operator and receiving source.
Tables show:
- Global LNG trade and contracts
- US Exports
- China Imports
- Spot & short-term versus Total LNG trade
- Average contracts
- World trade detailing exports and imports by region in billion cm from 2007 - 2016 including 2017 and 2018 start-up projects
- Global LNG supply and demand by region
- World export plants and world import terminals by capacity (as at March 2018)
- Global LNG import terminal storage capacity (including World LNG storage versus Underground gas storage)
Inset maps show:
- Existing and future LNG importing and exporting countries (as at March 2018)
- United States importing terminals and exporting plants by key states
- Qatar and UAE exporting plants
- Chinese importing terminals
- Southwest European importing terminals
- Japanese importing terminals
- East Mediterranean importing terminals and exporting plants
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