Commodity Market Report
Global LNG - FSRU overview 2019
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Report summary
With the market long on LNG, interest in developing new demand has intensified. In most cases this can be achieved faster and cheaper using a floating regas solution. Floating Storage and Regasification Units (FSRUs) have been in operation for less than 15 years, but have moved quickly from being a specialist niche to being a main-stream solution for potential new regasification terminals. Floating Storage Units (FSUs) and regasification barges offer alternative and often lower cost solutions for smaller projects. FSRUs look set to open up the largest LNG exporter to imports - Australia - and one of Europe's biggest gas market to LNG for the first time - Germany. They can quickly open new markets in Africa and they can help China build capacity faster.
Table of contents
- Excelerate Energy
- Golar LNG
- Hoegh LNG
- BW Group
- Mitsui OSK
- Others
- Trans-shipment
- Gas Quality
- Capacity
- Future projects
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Excelerate FSRU availabilityGolar FSRU availabilityHoegh LNG FSRU availability
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BW LNG FSRU availabilityMitsui OSK FSRU availabilityOthers - FSRU availabilityFSRU newbuild pricesFSRU charter rates (EBITDA return)New LNG importing countries by first terminal typeNew LNG regasification terminals by typePre-FID floating regas terminals
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