Commodity Market Report
Global LNG shipping – orders and deliveries
What’s inside?
Our report identifies LNG transportation trends in shipping, including changes in LNG ship charter rates, order and delivery patterns.
It comes with a complete set of data on the LNG transportation fleet and order book, including a list of all new LNG ship orders and deliveries for 2018/ 2019.
Report summary
Spot charter rates have risen above US$100,000/day for the first time this year but remain well short of the peak of US$140,000/day at the end of October 2019. 29 trading ships have have been ordered so far in 2020. Qatar has reserved shipbuilding capacity for potentially up to 151 ships by 2027. A total of 41 new large LNG ships added to the fleet in 2019. One vessel was scrapped in 2019 with the net result that fleet capacity grew 8.4% in 2019. 30 vessels have been delivered so far in 2020 with a further 10 scheduled for delivery this year. The accompanying Excel download to this reports lists all the new orders placed since 2016, together with all new ships delivered in 2018 and 2019 and scheduled for delivery in 2020.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- New orders
- Deliveries 2019
- Deliveries 2018
- Charts
- Notes
Table of contents
- No table of contents specified
Tables and charts
No table or charts specified
What's included
This report contains:
Other reports you may be interested in
16 July 2018
Global LNG shipping - fleet database July 2018
Commodity Market Report
Global LNG shipping - fleet database July 2018
Orders for new LNG ships in 2018 already exceed the 2017 total with 22 ships ordered to date
$1,30001 August 2019
Global LNG Wallmap
Wallmap
Global LNG Wallmap
Wood Mackenzie has produced a highly detailed Global LNG wallmap, showing LNG shipping routes,liquefaction and regasification terminals.
$75001 August 2019
Global LNG shipping long-term outlook 2019
Commodity Market Report
Global LNG shipping long-term outlook 2019
500 new LNG ships need to be ordered before 2035
$4,750
