Commodity Market Report
Shanghai gas markets long-term outlook H1 2015
Report summary
The municipality of Shanghai is among China’s most economically developed regions, with the country’s highest per capita GDP. Backed by the local government's strong support for increased gas usage, the municipality has the most diversified gas supply mix in China.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Economic outlook
- Infrastructure
- Policy and regulation
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Demand
- Gas demand overview
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Power sector gas demand
- Installed Power Capacity
- Power output
- Power demand
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Non Power Demand
- Industry & chemical
- Residential & commercial
- Transportation
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Supply-demand balances
- Supply-demand balance
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Domestic supply allocation
- Contracted and technical reserves
- Yet-to-find and unconventional gas supply
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Imported gas supply allocation
- Pipeline gas
- LNG
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Costs
- Supply cost stack
- Weighted average cost of supply
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Prices
- End-user pricing
Tables and charts
This report includes 25 images and tables including:
- Shanghai total gas demand summary
- Shanghai total gas supply-demand balance summary
- Economic indicators - Shanghai
- Shanghai gas and power infrastructure map
- Policy and regulation: Table 1
- Shanghai total gas demand
- Shanghai gas demand by sector
- Shanghai gas supply-demand balance
- Contracted domestic supply allocation
- Uncontracted domestic supply allocation
- Yet-to-find domestic supply allocation
- Shanghai supply cost stack 2015
- Costs: Image 2
- Shanghai weighted average cost of gas vs. competing fuels
- Shanghai end-user gas prices vs. competing fuels (Q1 2015)
- Shanghai installed capacity by fuel type
- Shanghai monthly output
- Shanghai yearly output
- Shanghai power demand forecast
- Unconventional gas allocation
- Shale gas by basin
- CBM by basin
- Shanghai import pipeline gas supply
- LNG supply vs regas capacity
- LNG terminals
What's included
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