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Southeast Asia market snapshot May-June 2017: the issues facing emerging LNG importers
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Report summary
Key highlights of the May-June 2017 issue: • What are the issues facing emerging LNG importers? The arrival and growing share of LNG in the region brings out several problems which need to be addressed. We discussed specific issues which are faced by Indonesia. • Wood Mackenzie's trip to Thailand. We recently visited Bangkok to gather latest information on the gas and power sector, including the progress of third-party access, Krabi coal-fired power plant and reduced solar feed-in tariffs. • News in brief. Short commentaries on recent events: investment certificate for Vietnam's Nam Dinh coal plant, first gas from Muara Bakau, BP Tangguh and PLN's 1 mmtpa deal, LNG GSPA between Woodside and Pertamina, and impact from the recent MTJDA shutdown. • LNG import data. The monthly LNG import data for the South East Asian countries, up to June 2017, is available from the download section.
Table of contents
- Key issues facing emerging LNG markets: the case of Indonesia
- Highlights from our recent Thailand trip
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News in Brief
- The 1,200-MW Nam Dinh coal-fired project receives investment certificate
- Muara Bakau's Jangkrik field produces first gas
- BP Tangguh provides 1 mmtpa LNG volumes for Java-1 CCGT
- Pertamina signs LNG GSPA with Woodside
- PTT resumes natural gas supply after emergency shutdown at MT JDA
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