Access to gas - Revisiting the LNG industry's big challenge
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In this paper Wood Mackenzie reviews the industry’s options for accessing gas feedstock and considers the challenges and attractions of each. Along the way, we revisit our papers from LNG15 and LNG16, where respectively we considered; the challenges associated with accessing NOC controlled gas reserves and their impact on gas focussed exploration, and the opportunities presented by unconventional gas, to see how these trends have evolved.
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