Can China deliver a shale gas boom by 2020?
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In this report, we look at how China can achieve the ambitious shale gas targets set by the government. We dig into the current gas shortage in China and what that means for the future of shale gas and LNG, looking at a few key questions:
- Can China acheive it's 30 bcm shale gas targets and if not, how short will it fall?
- Why are Chinese NOCs dominating the shale gas production market?
- How is Chinese shale gas unique from other shale gas producers?
- Are there enough recoverable resources to accelerate drilling?
Table of contents
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China shale gas: what you need to know
- It's unique – in both geology and business model
- The NOCs are winning so far
- Huge potential but it's still early days
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How many wells are needed to hit the 2020 target?
- Commercial shale gas projects in the Sichuan Basin
- How much will it cost to hit the 2020 target?
- What if shale fails to deliver?
Tables and charts
This report includes 9 images and tables including:
- Design and cost comparison for a typical well in China and the US
- NOCs' spending on domestic gas projects
- NPV/well and cost comparison in Fuling
- China gas supply-demand balance 2017 vs 2020
- Shale gas projects in the Sichuan Basin
- Historical shale gas production and well number
- Can China deliver a shale gas boom by 2020?: Image 3
- Can China deliver a shale gas boom by 2020?: Image 4
- China shale gas production outlook – hitting 30 bcm requires a big jump in future well count
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