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RasGas LNG corporate summary
Report summary
Rasgas is a joint venture established between Qatar Petroleum and ExxonMobil, for the operation and marketing of 37 mmtpa of liquefaction capacity in Qatar. With its sister company Qatargas; it is currently the largest supplier of LNG in the world. There is an informal arrangement between RasGas and Qatargas in terms of the split of long-term sales customers. RasGas has long-term sales contracts with buyers in South Korea, India, Taiwan, Italy, Belgium and Spain.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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LNG strategy
- Qatar Petroleum
- Qatar Strategy
- RasGas/Qatargas Differentiators
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LNG assets
- Gas into LNG
- Liquefaction capacity
- Operating/Post FID
- Planned/Pre FID
- Regasification capacity
- Shipping
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Supply-demand balances
- Post FID Contracted Supply
- Committed LNG
- Sales to Asia
- Sales to Europe
- Flexible LNG portfolio
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Value drivers
- Contract Pricing
- Historical value drivers
- Future value drivers
- Contract Pricing
- Risks and uncertainties
Tables and charts
This report includes 14 images and tables including:
- Executive summary: Table 1
- Table 1 RasGas' upstream supply to LNG liquefaction plants
- Figure 1 Gas into LNG by equity (mmcfd)
- Figure 2 Effective Liquefaction Capacity by Equity (mmtpa)
- Table 2 RasGas' liquefaction capacity
- Table 3 Qatar Petroleum's regasification capacity*
- Figure 3 Qatar Petroleum's regasification capacity
- Table 4 RasGas' contracted supply
- Figure 6 RasGas' contracted supply
- Table 5 RasGas' committed sales by market
- Figure 7 RasGas' committed sales by market
- Figure 8 RasGas' flexible LNG (mmtpa)
- Figure 9 RasGas' Supply Contracts
- Figure 10 RasGas' Committed Sales
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