BG LNG corporate summary
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Report summary
BG started building a significant LNG portfolio about a decade ago, and is set to become the largest IOC seller of LNG. The development of its latest LNG project in Queensland, Australia makes it a truly global player. Shell’s pending acquisition of BG will create a company with a large, diverse and flexible LNG portfolio. This will result in further operational efficiencies and portfolio optimisation. However, in the short term this may lead to a period of uncertainty.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- LNG strategy
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LNG assets
- Gas into LNG
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Liquefaction capacity
- Operating/Post FID
- Planned/Pre FID
- Regas Capacity
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Shipping
- BG's LNG Shipping Capacity
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Supply-demand balances
- Post FID Contracted Supply
- Pre FID Supply Options
- Committed LNG
- Flexible LNG portfolio
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Value Drivers
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Contract Pricing
- BG Contracted Supply Pricing
- BG's Committed LNG Pricing
- Price Spread Arbitrage
- Hedging in the US Market
- Market of Last Resort
- Seasonality
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Contract Pricing
- Risks and uncertainties
Tables and charts
This report includes 16 images and tables including:
- SWOT Analysis
- Table 4 Contracted Supply
- Figure 6 BG's contracted Supply
- Table 1 BG's Upstream supply to LNG Liquefaction Plants
- Figure 1 Gas into LNG by equity (mmcfd)
- Figure 2 Effective Liquefaction Capacity by Equity (mmtpa)
- Table 2 BG's Liquefaction Capacity
- Table 3 BG's Regasification Capacity
- Figure 3 BG's Regas Capacity
- Table 5 BG Committed Sales 2015
- Figure 7 BG's Annual Committed Sales 2011 - 2025
- Figure 8 BG Uncontracted/Flexible LNG (mmtpa)
- Figure 9 BG Supply Contracts
- Figure 10 BG Committed Sales
- Figure 4 BG Shipping – Owned and Chartered
- Figure 5 BG Contracted Shipping Capacity vs Contracted Supply (mmcm/mmt LNG)
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