Global FLNG overview 2016: Africa, the next FLNG frontier
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Report summary
This is a challenging time for new project developers, but FLNG is proving the exception to the rule. While some large scale FLNG projects have been cancelled or delayed, other projects are building momentum particularly in Africa. We expect FID at new projects in Equatorial Guinea and Mozambique, and other projects to mature in Congo and Mauritania/Senegal. We also expect first LNG from the world's first FLNG vessel in Malaysia next year. All this will build momentum behind the technology further and surface new FLNG ventures. Several companies will reap rewards from this game-changing technology, while others may struggle to deliver.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Key Issues
- Near-shore developments
- Open-Sea developments
- Vessel life
- FLNG vs Conventional LNG costs
- Cost Risk
- Liquefaction costs
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Capital costs
- Cost deflation
- Operating costs
- Breakevens
- Cancelled projects
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Risks and uncertainties
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Commercial challenges
- Commercial structure
- Finance
- Insurance
- Government support
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Technical challenges
- Liquefaction process
- LNG storage and containment type
- Liquids Processing and Storage
- LNG Offloading & Transfer
- Utilisation
- Sizing
- Safety
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Commercial challenges
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FLNG advantages and risks
- Advantages
- Challenges and risks
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Supply
- FLNG Outlook
- FLNG will remain a niche play
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Key companies
- Upstream companies
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Mid-stream operators
- Golar
- Exmar
- Hoegh
- Excelerate
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EPC contractors and shipbuilders
- EPC/Technology Companies
- Shipbuilders
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Infrastructure
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Asia Pacific Developments
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Australia
- Scarborough FLNG
- Greater Sunrise FLNG
- Cash-Maple
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Malaysia
- PETRONAS FLNG 1 (Kanowit)
- PETRONAS FLNG 2 (Rotan)
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Indonesia
- Abadi FLNG - concept changed
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Papua New Guinea
- Pandora FLNG
- PNG FLNG / Gulf
- Other FLNG – Asia/Pacific
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Africa and Middle East
- Cameroon
- Equatorial Guinea
- Mozambique
- Mauritania/Senegal
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Congo Brazzaville
- Nene Marine FLNG
- Other FLNG - Africa and Middle East
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Americas FLNG projects
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US Gulf Coast
- Delfin FLNG
- US FLNG
- CE (Cambridge Energy) FLNG
- Lavaca Bay - cancelled
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Canada
- Douglas Channel LNG – cancelled
- Kitsault FLNG
- Triton LNG
- Stewart Energy FLNG
- Other FLNG
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Colombia
- Caribbean FLNG – Cancelled
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Brazil
- Santos Pre-Salt FLNG
- Other North and South American FLNG projects
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US Gulf Coast
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Australia
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Asia Pacific Developments
Tables and charts
This report includes 26 images and tables including:
- FLNG vessel owners
- FLNG vessel life
- FLNG capex estimates - near-shore vs open-sea
- Capital costs
- Operating costs
- FLNG capex by year
- Pre-tax vessel breakevens
- Overall project FOB breakevens
- FLNG FID tracker
- Potential LNG supply: Base case vs. positive FLNG outlook
- Asia-Pacific map
- Table of liquefaction technologies
- FLNG vs Conventional - Range of development
- EPC and Technology Companies
- Shipbuilders
- Prelude
- Browse LNG
- Infrastructure: Table 3
- Infrastructure: Table 4
- Infrastructure: Table 5
- Africa and Middle East map
- GoFLNG - Cameroon
- Fortuna FLNG – Equatorial Guinea
- Coral FLNG
- US FLNG map
- Canada FLNG map
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