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Russia & Caspian: gas-feed infrastructure
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Report summary
Gas-feed infrastructure projects in Russia & Caspian could attract more than US$40 billion of investment until 2025. Why such growth in petrochemicals, fertiliser and Gas to Liquids (GTL)? These projects diversify regional economies, boost technology transfer and maximise value from huge gas resources. This slide pack summarises Wood Mackenzie's coverage and outlook for gas-feed infrastructure in Russia & Caspian.
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