Insight
PETRONAS' long LNG and the Malaysian sink
This report is currently unavailable
Report summary
PETRONAS is going increasingly long on LNG. It has access to a growing supply volume, including additional LNG capacity in eastern Malaysia and international offtake agreements. At the same time, it is facing expiry of existing supply contracts to its customers and lower than anticipated LNG demand in Peninsular Malaysia. We estimate PETRONAS’ flexible LNG volume could grow from 2.5 mmtpa in 2015 to over 26 mmtpa in 2022; surpassing even the flexible LNG portfolio of Qatargas.
Table of contents
-
Executive summary
- PETRONAS’ flexible LNG volume
- The role of Peninsular Malaysia in PETRONAS’ LNG portfolio
- Motives for using Peninsular Malaysia as a Pacific LNG sink
-
Implications and conclusions
- Medium term to 2020
- Long term post 2020
Tables and charts
This report includes 4 images and tables including:
- Chart 1 - PETRONAS LNG supply/offtake deals
- Chart 2 - PETRONAS outlook for flexible LNG*
- Chart 3 - Peninsular Malaysia LNG demand
- Chart 4 - Uncontracted LNG seeking market
What's included
This report contains:
Other reports you may be interested in
Commodity Market Report
LNG short-term analytics: Storage tracker
Updated tracking of global gas and LNG storage, with a monthly datapack.
$4,000
Asset Report
Wunugetushan copper mine
A detailed analysis of the Wunugetushan copper mine.
$2,250
Asset Report
Arctic LNG-2 - Commercial Overview
The Arctic LNG-2 is an integrated project located offshore near the remote Gydan Peninsula in northern West Siberia. The three-train ...
$2,250
