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What’s the key takeaway from this report?
Gazprom's LNG portfolio is growing quickly. The ramp-up of third-party supply from Yamal LNG and Cameroon GoFLNG will increase its LNG supply from 1 mmtpa to over 5 mmtpa. Third party supply will also help Gazprom to target new markets aside from its traditional Asian buyers.
Yet, Gazprom's LNG strategy is once again focusing on organic growth - an area which it has had mixed success in the past. And its LNG projects face a number of hurdles. Will the company maintain LNG profit margins?
Why buy this report?
- Get a considered analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of Gazprom’s LNG portfolio
- Understand whether Gazprom will be able to maintain its profit margins
- Gain a complete view of the risks to Gazprom’s LNG growth plans
This report comes with datasets and charts, including this one, tracking Gazprom's LNG sales by country over a 10-year period. Scroll down for a full list of the charts and datasets you will receive.
Report summary
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Table of contents
- Short to Mid-Term Model
- Third Party LNG makes up 70% of portfolio
- Targeting new markets.......
- .....but LNG will remain a compliment to its traditional pipeline export model
- Organic Growth - back to where it started
- Gazprom strategy at risk from competition and politics at home and abroad
- Gas contracted into portfolio
- Gas contracted out of Portfolio
- Flexible LNG and Regas Capacity
- Tendering and Sales Activity
- Contract Prices
- WACOG/WAPOG
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Shipping
- Gas into LNG
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Liquefaction Capacity and Regas
- Vessel and Contract Details
Tables and charts
This report includes 19 images and tables including:
- GM&T contracted supply
- GM&T committed sales by customer
- Flexible LNG including short term sales
- Regas Capacity
- Sales volumes by country
- Gazprom Supply Contracts
- Gazprom Sales Contracts
- Gazprom WACOG/WAPOG
- GM&T's shipping - chartered
- GM&T's contracted shipping requirement
- Gazprom's liquefaction capacity
- Regas Capacity
- Gas into LNG
- Gas into LNG
- Liquefaction Capacity
- Vessel Statistics
- Vessels under charter and owned
- Supply contracts
- Sales contracts
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