Global gas markets long-term supply outlook - Western Africa - H1 2015
Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Supply
- LNG has monetised associated gas and reduced widespread gas flaring
- Underfunding and security of supply are holding back Nigerian exports
- Huge exploration potential for material gas discoveries but commercialisation will remain difficult
- Floating LNG is a potential game-changer for West Africa
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Demand
- Ambitious plans for indigenous Nigerian demand growth unlikely to be realised
- Modest gas demand growth in Angola
- Gas demand in Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea forecast to remain low
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Infrastructure
- LNG
- Pipe
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Supply-demand balances
- Export potential
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Contracts
- Nigeria
- Angola
- Equatorial Guinea
- Cameroon
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Trade
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Policy and strategy
- Nigeria shifts focus to gas through legislation
- Angola's tough fiscal terms stifle gas developments
- Reserves are a key concern for Cameroon's export plans
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Market access
- LNG
- Pipe
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Recent trends
- LNG
- Pipe
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Outlook
- Medium term
- Long term
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Policy and strategy
- Risks and uncertainties
Tables and charts
This report includes 14 images and tables including:
- Map - key domestic and export infrastructure
- Indigenous production potential
- Domestic demand by country
- Domestic demand by sector
- Demand: Table 1
- Export capacity
- Contracted exports vs. export potential
- Existing LNG capacity
- Future LNG capacity
- Pipeline
- Available export volumes vs Available export capacity
- Export outlook vs. export potential
- Export supply mix
- West Africa historic LNG exports, by destination region on a FOB basis
What's included
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