Commodity Market Report
Malaysia Gas Markets long-term outlook H1 2020
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Report summary
Gas markets play different dynamics on Peninsular and East Malaysia. While Peninsular Malaysia sees a soft gas demand growth in the coming years, with the main driver being the industry sector, power generation in Sarawak will create new gas demand in that region. Gas demand growth in Sabah will come from the power sector and industry. While the Sabah-Sarawak Gas Pipeline remains shut, gas from Sarawak feeds into the LNG plants in Bintulu. We expect to see more gas from Sabah destined to export when the SSGP resumes operations in 2021. Gas supply in Peninsular Malaysia is expected to drop more quickly after 2022, when LNG imports will be increasingly needed to fill this gap. Long-term supply growth potential lies in East Malaysia. However, the future supply to Bintulu faces some challenges as many of the undeveloped fields in Sarawak are high on CO2 and H2S. The third-party access framework is already in place but a few obstacles prevent a true gas market liberalisation.
Table of contents
- Sabah-Sarawak gas pipeline paralysed
- Uncontracted Bintulu LNG volumes will add flexibility to PETRONAS’ portfolio
- Gas market liberalisation: most of framework in place but no new players.
- Other relevant reports on Malaysia
- Data summary
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Energy policy
- Key stakeholders
- Policy drivers
- Competition
- Gas market
- Electricity market
- Fuel mix
- Pricing
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Gas market regulation
- Upstream
- Transmission
- Distribution
- PETRONAS Gas
- Gas Malaysia
- Possibility of new players
- Lang Lebah
- Kasawari
- 1 more item(s)...
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Peninsular Malaysia gas supply availability
- Contracted supply potential
- Uncontracted supply potential
- Yet-to-find potential
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Sabah and Sarawak gas supply availability
- Contracted supply potential
- Uncontracted supply potential
- Yet-to-find supply potential
- Sabah and Sarawak
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Gas infrastructure – existing
- Offshore
- Onshore
- Transport tariffs
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Gas infrastructure – recent developments and proposed
- Offshore Peninsular Pipeline Infrastructure
- Peninsular GPP Expansions
- Sabah-to-Sarawak Gas Pipeline
- Trans Sabah Gas Pipeline Cancelled
- LNG infrastructure
- 7 more item(s)...
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Malaysia gas demand by sector
- Malaysia gas demand by region
- Malaysia gas market balance
- Key changes to analysis from H2 2019 publication
- Potential gas supply available - Peninsular Malaysia
- Potential gas supply available - Sabah and Sarawak
- Peninsular Malaysia total gas demand
- Power sector gas users - Peninsular Malaysia
- Industry sector gas users - Peninsular
- Gas separation plant output
- Sabah total gas demand
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What's included
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