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Low oil prices: impact on global gas and LNG
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This Gas Markets Insight report highlights the key issues surrounding this topic, and draws out the implications for those involved.
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- Executive Summary
- Demand
- Global gas demand growth is less assured when oil prices are low…
- …while high City Gate gas prices in China is particularly poor for gas demand
- Costs
- A quick reduction in gas development costs is not a global phenomenon…
- …but we are seeing lower upstream costs in North America….
- …while a structurally depreciated Russian Rouble could push down the global gas cost curve
- Supply
- LNG linked to Henry Hub has become less attractive with lower oil prices…
- …while battered balance sheets are forcing the deferral of projects and seeding a new tight market…
- …in which a second wave of US LNG will again feature when oil prices rise
- Conclusions
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- Executive Summary
- Demand
- Costs
- Supply
- Low oil prices: impact on global gas and LNG: Table 1
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