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What Next For Qatar and LNG?
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Report summary
Since 2008, Qatar has pursued a successful strategy of locking in LNG volumes initially intended for the US and UK markets, to Pacific markets under long-term contracts. Over the past 18 months, Qatar has signed several long-term deals with Asian customers for nearly 10 mmtpa at oil-indexed prices. The tightening of the LNG market post-Fukushima and Qatar's reputation as a reliable LNG supplier, have been instrumental to this success but so too has been the greater flexibility Qatar has,
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
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Last 5 Years
- Successful LNG re-marketing
- underpinned by price reductions and enhanced volume flexibility
- has changed Qatar's LNG portfolio
- and left the UK, in particular, with less LNG than it had expected
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Next 5 Years
- Re-marketing efforts will continue
- and Qatar could elect to increase output beyond nameplate capacity
- Debottlenecking of existing trains and new build capacity could be implemented
- but QP-backed LNG from the US may make more strategic sense
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- Qatar's long-term contracts signed with Asian buyers in 2011 & 2012
- Qatar's Portfolio in 2017 (July 2011)
- Qatar's Portfolio in 2017 (March 2013)
- LNG Supply to NW Europe
- LNG Supply to UK
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