Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c20353) has announced the addition of New Projects Lead to a Boom in the Global LNG Market: Industry Analysis (2005-2010)
to their offering.
"The market research report "New Projects lead to a boom in the Global LNG Market: Industry Analysis (2005-2010)" gives an in-depth analysis of the world LNG market. The market for LNG
has been growing at a tremendous pace spanning all the continents, ranging between one to 40 projects in a country. The sooner the projects complete, the better will be the capacity of
LNG.
According to the report, the delays in most of the liquefaction projects might lead to a reduction in the market share, as the prices for LNG will reduce. A compression of the gestation
gap might help in maintaining the LNG market economics. The LNG market has grown in 2005 and shows signs of continuous growth. In 2004, the global liquefaction capacity was 150MTPA in 13
countries with a total number or 18 plants. At present, there are 14 importers of LNG. It is expected that by 2010, the LNG market will expand with more than 35 countries raring to join
the race.
The LNG market will soon become twice its size with a major share of Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and other Asian countries. The basic reason for the increase in the demand and supply of LNG is
because of increasing demand for electricity. Another driving factor for LNG's growth is attributed to the demand for domestic natural gas resources. Most of the gas consuming countries
stress on commercialization of their resources.
The report presents an analysis where the world consumption and demand for LNG is done. The international trade and business outlook including the financial and geopolitical factors is
included. The volume, prices, contractual agreements are analyzed along with a discussion on ongoing projects in the sector. Projections for 2005, 2010 and 2015, are made assuming
alternative economic growth rates. The overall dynamics for Global LNG market (2005-2010) are presented in the report.
Report Highlights:
- Global LNG scenario and its position in world energy picture.
- The natural gas reserves with sustainable capacities.
- Already explored areas.
- The international LNG retail scenario.
- Factors governing the world LNG prices.
- Various investment opportunities worldwide, in the LNG sector.
- Factual information about world LNG terminals, shipping and supply contracts.
- A country-by-country analysis of LNG projects
- Will the proposed Iran-India gas pipeline projects de-consolidate other world leaders in next 5-years term
- How U.S. and Western European states perceive the emerging role of Asian marketers Assessment of world consumption, prices and trade structure is also being reviewed to draw upon a
conclusion on World vis--vis Asia and Central Europe.
Report Features:
Chapters 1, 2 and 3 discuss the potential of LNG, world natural gas reserves, and the global LNG market sector.
Chapter 4 discusses the LNG Industry costs.
Chapter 5 and 6 discuss the major world LNG exporters and importers.
Chapter 7 talks about the potential of the LNG supply projects, worldwide.
Chapters 8, 9, 10 and 11 discuss the expanding LNG market in the United States, recent market changes, an overview of the impending LNG supply projects by continents, and an assessment of
the Asian LNG market and its future.
Chapter 12 gives a conclusion to the report.
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Laura Wood
Senior Manager
Research and Markets
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