Insight
Developments in Asia Downstream LNG
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Report summary
China, Southeast Asia and South Asia are the next frontier of global LNG demand. Throughout these regions, governments and private players are developing new policies, business models and strategies for downstream LNG market development. From the proliferation of LNG-to-power projects to the emergence of dynamic LNG trucking networks to cautious market liberalization measures, downstream LNG in Asia is on the move. Yet there is significant variation in the business environment between regions and countries. For would-be entrants, this calls for a bespoke approach to each market. In this insight, we take a snapshot of: The boom in Southeast Asia's LNG-to-power The emergence of LNG trucking networks across Asia The drivers and challenges for future growth
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
- A boom in LNG-to-power projects
- The emergence of LNG trucking networks
- What’s driving downstream LNG in Asia?
- The environmental imperative
- Infrastructure constraints
- Price discovery
- Challenges for unlocking future growth
- Price-sensitive buyers
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Proposed Southeast Asia LNG-to-power projectsLNG trucking growth in ChinaIndia gas infrastructure development and regasification terminal utilizationTrucked LNG prices in China
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