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LNG Tool key changes - Q2 2019
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Report summary
This report outlines key changes in our LNG Tool Q2 2019. Bangladesh now has two operational regas terminals following the arrival of the Summit Power FSRU in April with a cargo from Qatar. This was the fourth terminal to begin operations in 2019. There were three new project start-ups in Q2 2019 – Cameron LNG (Train 1), Prelude and Tango FLNG – which are now classified as Operational. There were two FIDs in Q2 2019 – Sabine Pass Train 6 and Mozambique LNG (Area 1) – which are now classified as Under Construction.
Table of contents
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LNG regas
- Regas start-ups
- New regas terminals
- LNG demand
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LNG Supply
- Recent project start-ups
- Recent project FIDs
- Other key changes
- Shipping
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Contracts
- New contracts
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Frequently asked questions
- How to replicate the supply/demand chart from our Global Gas Service using the LNG Tool?
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Key changes on LNG liquefaction
- Shipping assumptions
- Example of chart: LNG supply vs LNG demand
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