Commodity Market Report
Malaysia LNG long-term outlook 2019
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Report summary
LNG demand in Malaysia has not significantly changed from 2013 to now. However, this is set to change in the next decade as piped gas from Peninsular Malaysia declines. From 2021 to 2030, LNG demand is expected to grow, on average, at 20% a year. On the domestic supply side, output from the MLNG complex in Bintulu remained below the plant capacity in the past 2 years due to multiple disruptions of the Sabah Sarawak Gas pipeline (SSGP). Having this issue solved, in the long run the challenge will be finding gas with low level of impurities to feed the LNG plants.
Table of contents
- LNG demand set to grow substantially in the 2020s as piped gas declines
- RAPID projects enter final stages for commercial operations
- Continued feedgas challenges at MLNG
- PETRONAS expands its international procurement
-
No uptake yet on the third-party access (TPA) scheme
- Whole Malaysia
- Peninsular Malaysia
- Sabah and Sarawak
- Domestic volumes
- International volumes
- Future supply
- LNG imports
- Historical LNG consumption
- Seasonal profile
-
LNG supply
- Bintulu LNG
- Upstream sources
- Plant ownership changes
- PETRONAS FLNG 1
- PETRONAS FLNG 2
-
LNG demand
- Short and medium-term LNG outlook
- Long-term LNG outlook
- Malaysia
-
LNG status and access
- Existing
- Regasification tariffs
- Cancelled/speculative
- Key LNG players
- Regulatory overview
- Third-party access
- LNG trading incentives
Tables and charts
This report includes 15 images and tables including:
- Malaysia gas demand
- Domestic LNG trade
- Historical LNG imports
- Seasonality
- Bintulu LNG and FLNGs*
- LNG liquefaction facilities
- LNG demand and regas capacity
- Malaysia gas pipelines and fields
- LNG import terminals
- Regasification terminals ownership
- Liquefaction plants ownership
- LNG contracts
- LNG contract prices
- Third-party access tariffs
- LNG imports by regas terminal
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