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Shell acquires BG: an LNG behemoth emerges
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Report summary
The combined entity will control sales of 46 mmtpa of LNG by 2019, making it the largest LNG seller globally. Shell will have unrivalled flexibility and exposure to virtually every major LNG supply source and market, providing significant scope for portfolio optimisation. The move re-energises Shell's LNG development pipeline, adding a leading US position, entry to East Africa, and new options to expand in Australia.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- An LNG behemoth emerges
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A combined company with unrivalled diversity of supply and market access
- Upstream and LNG Assets
- LNG Supply into Portfolio
- LNG Market Access
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Significant Scope for Value Creation
- Optimisation opportunities
- A change of emphasis at Shell?
- Optionality for expansion
Tables and charts
This report includes 6 images and tables including:
- 1. Contracted LNG Supply into Portfolio
- 2. LNG Working Interest Production
- Shell and BG's Combined LNG Assets
- 3. Newco - Contracted LNG supply into portfolio
- 4. Newco - Contracted LNG supply out of portfolio
- Shell acquires BG: an LNG behemoth emerges: Table 1
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