Gas medium-term market report 2012 market trends and projections to 2017
With ample recoverable resources, natural gas seems destined for a bright future. It nevertheless faces many challenges to increase its share in the primary energy mix, including insufficient upstream development, inadequate pricing structure, competition from other fuels, and geopolitical issues....
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OECD/IEA
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009705633006719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- MEDIUM-TERM GAS MARKET REPORT 2012; FOREWORD; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; TABLE OF CONTENTS; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY; DEMAND; Summary; Recent trends; World gas demand is not quite back on its previous growth track; OECD: Japan LNG imports surged; UK demand dropped even more; Non-OECD gas demand; Medium-term gas demand forecasts: growing amid uncertainties; Assumptions; World gas demand reaches new highs; OECD region: Europe looks for a floor and Americas for a ceiling; Sectoral focus: why is switching from coal to gas not occurring on a much larger scale in the United States?; The dash for gas
- Potentially switchable gas capacityFactors affecting the utilisation of the switchable capacity; Understanding the specificities of the US power sector; Looking forward to retirement, coal plants?; Non-OECD region; Regional focus: what Chinese gas demand of 273 bcm in 2017 means for the world; China is the fourth largest gas user in the world; Understanding China's pricing issue; Attracting sufficient supply is also a question of infrastructure; Gas demand increases at 13% per year; Gas demand increases at 13% per year; References; SUPPLY; Summary; Recent trends
- The United States leads 2011 global supply growthOECD markets: plus, minus, equal; Non-OECD Markets; Unconventional gas; Where will new supply come from over 2011-17?; US gas production defies gravity; Russia; The Caspian region; The Middle East will serve exclusively its domestic gas market; Africa; Asia; Latin America; References; TRADE; Summary; Recent trends; LNG markets: a healthy growth; Interregional pipeline trade; Recent infrastructure developments; Medium-term infrastructure investments: the race to bring gas to markets; 2009-20: accelerate, pause, accelerate
- Committed liquefaction projects: the 500 bcm mark is getting closeNew committed projects will be more expensive; Where is the next wave of LNG supply to come from?; Developing import infrastructure; Europe: is there a need for new import infrastructure?; Asia; Mexico, Latin America and the Middle East; Global trade developments are shifting to Asia; International pricing environment: back to your corner?; Asian price developments; European price developments; US price developments; Development of a trading hub in Asia; Spot market developments; Regulatory developments in Europe; References
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