Commodity Market Report
Malaysia LNG long-term outlook H2 2019 summary
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Report summary
LNG demand in Malaysia to reach 7.2 mmtpa by 2023, jumping to 15.1 mmtpa by 2030 as piped gas from Peninsular Malaysia declines. 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). An explosion in a remote section of the pipeline has completely shutdown the pipeline since January 2020 and there are no sights it will be fixed and operational in 2020. Offshore Sarawak field will have to compensate for this disruption to keep the MLNG complex supplied.
Table of contents
- Market background
- LNG demand
- New LNG export contracts
- First LNG cargo import under third-party access arrangement
- Sungai Udang and Pengerang terminals ready for bunkering service
- FLNG 1 changes location
- FLNG 2 sailing to Malaysia
- Sabah-Sarawak gas pipeline paralysed
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New gas fields coming online
- Lang Lebah
- Kasawari
- Others
- Policy and regulation
- Key changes to analysis from the H1 2019 publication
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- LNG demand and regas capacity
- LNG supply-demand balance
- Third-party access tariffs
- Total potential gas supply available
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