Central Asia gas to China: LNG's less-seasonal competitor
Report summary
Table of contents
- Introduction
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Tough competition across China's regional markets
- The challenge from cheap domestic gas begins in northwest China
- High tariffs and lack of seasonality undermine competitiveness further east
- Upstream capacity in place for higher exports
- Central Asia gas to China: low for longer?
- Central Asia outlook helps shape global gas and LNG trade
- Central Asia-China gas: current status and what to watch
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- China – 2017 regional gas supply cost comparison
- Central Asian-China gas outlook to 2035
- Central Asia gas to China: LNG's less-seasonal competitor: Image 6
- LNG is more seasonal that piped Central Asian imports
- High tariffs hurt competitiveness of Central Asian gas
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