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PETRONAS LNG corporate summary
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The foundation of PETRONAS’ LNG business is the MLNG complex in Bintulu, Sarawak. The facility began operations in 1983 and capacity has since grown to 30 mmtpa. The company also has two FLNG facilities in Malaysia. As well as lifting volumes from Brunei, Qatar and Australia. In 2018, PETRONAS and its partners sanctioned the 14 mmtpa LNG Canada project. The same year PETRONAS signed a 20 year SPA to offtake 1.1 mmtpa from Sabine Pass Train 6.
Table of contents
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SK408 partners sanction Jerun project
- PETRONAS FLNG DUA achieves first LNG production
- One small LNG bunkering operation in Asia, one giant leap for Asian LNG bunkering
- SWOT analysis
- Contracted LNG Supply excluding pre-FID equity volumes (mmtpa)
- Historic supply position: MLNG dominates PETRONAS’ supply portfolio
- Can PETRONAS reduce its MLNG emissions?
- FLNG has been used to target Sabah resources
- PETRONAS has been building its international portfolio
- Third party offtake
- Contracted Commitments
- Legacy marketing
- Recent deals
- PETRONAS’ flexible supply grows
- LNG Portfolio Availability
- Pricing of sales commitments
- Pricing of contracted supply
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Pricing strategy
- WACOG/WAPOG
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Shipping
- Shipping Utilisation
- Growing regas capacity
- Regas Capacity - based on contracted capacity and equity participation estimates
- Dragon LNG capacity is a strategic enabler to secure new cross basin partnerships
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Committed LNG
- Table 5: PETRONAS committed sales
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Liquefaction capacity
- Effective Liquefaction Capacity - based upon equity participation
- Upstream supply areas
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