Commodity Market Report
Malaysia LNG long-term outlook H1 2020
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Report summary
We forecast LNG demand in Peninsular Malaysia will surpass total installed regas capacity by 2025. LNG demand in Malaysia will reach 7.2 mmtpa by 2023 and will be greater than the total currently installed regas capacity in 2025. LNG demand will continue growing on the backdrop of declining domestic gas production and growing gas demand for industries and power, jumping to 13.0 mmtpa by 2030. Output from the MLNG complex in Bintulu has remained below 85% of the plant’s nominal capacity since 2018 due to multiple disruptions of the Sabah Sarawak Gas pipeline (SSGP). The pipeline is shutdown since January after an explosion. It is likely to come back in operation by Q1 2021.
Table of contents
- LNG demand to surpass regas capacity in Peninsular Malaysia by 2025
- Continued feedgas challenges at MLNG
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Uncontracted Bintulu LNG volumes will add flexibility to PETRONAS’ portfolio
- 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 16 images and tables including:
- Malaysia gas demand
- Share of LNG in total 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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