Year: 2017 Language: english Author: US Department of Energy Genre: Handbook Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 231 Description: This handbook attempts to cover a broad spectrum of topics involved with developing and financing an LNG project, covering in depth the considerations for an LNG export project and development of a diverse domestic market. The book also addresses LNG import projects for local LNG sales as an alternative to country-to-country pipelines. We discuss the decisions that need to be made and the lenses through which to view the factors leading to these decisions. Each country will need to make its own decisions based on its specific national priorities, trade agreements, GDP goals, and assessments of changing political and market dynamics. In the following chapters, the reader will find overviews of the global gas market, LNG and domestic gas value chains, and domestic and interconnected regional markets for LNG and natural gas. We discuss project structure, government roles, capacity building, LNG export project development, environment, social impact, and safety. We also review pricing, contracts, financing, risk management, local content, LNG import projects, and new and emerging markets and technologies for natural gas and LNG - touching on successes from more mature markets such as the EU, Asia and the U.S. that might inform future natural gas and policy decisions.
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Global LNG Fundamentals
Language: english
Author: US Department of Energy
Genre: Handbook
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 231
Description: This handbook attempts to cover a broad spectrum of topics involved with
developing and financing an LNG project, covering in depth the
considerations for an LNG export project and development of a diverse
domestic market. The book also addresses LNG import projects for local
LNG sales as an alternative to country-to-country pipelines. We discuss the
decisions that need to be made and the lenses through which to view the
factors leading to these decisions. Each country will need to make its own
decisions based on its specific national priorities, trade agreements, GDP
goals, and assessments of changing political and market dynamics.
In the following chapters, the reader will find overviews of the global gas
market, LNG and domestic gas value chains, and domestic and
interconnected regional markets for LNG and natural gas. We discuss project
structure, government roles, capacity building, LNG export project
development, environment, social impact, and safety. We also review pricing,
contracts, financing, risk management, local content, LNG import projects,
and new and emerging markets and technologies for natural gas and LNG -
touching on successes from more mature markets such as the EU, Asia
and the U.S. that might inform future natural gas and policy decisions.
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