Monday, 25 June 2007 14:14
Fereidun Fesharaki, Chief Executive Officer, FACTS Global Energy, Hawaii
Any regasification project looking for LNG deliveries in 2007-2012 will find there is very little volume left since the majority of liquefaction ventures have sold their planned output.
The next LNG supply push will come in 2012-2015, with possibly supply from Iran and expansions of projects such as Tangguh in Indonesia, Sakhalin in Russia and Gorgon and the Browse Basin in Australia.
Any regasification project looking for LNG deliveries in 2007-2012 will find there is very little volume left since the majority of liquefaction ventures have sold their planned output.
The next LNG supply push will come in 2012-2015, with possibly supply from Iran and expansions of projects such as Tangguh in Indonesia, Sakhalin in Russia and Gorgon and the Browse Basin in Australia.
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June 2007
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