PETRONAS LNG corporate summary
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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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