Monday, 10 September 2007 17:33
Sander Kaart, Wiveka Elion, Barend Pek and Rob Klein Nagelvoort, Shell Global Solutions
The large number of LNG projects underway has resulted in a constrained contractor market, a worldwide heavy demand for raw materials as well as issues around logistics of workforce and products.
Natural gas demand is expected to grow by some 3 percent a year over the next 15 years, with demand for LNG rising by some 8-10 percent a year [1].
The large number of LNG projects underway has resulted in a constrained contractor market, a worldwide heavy demand for raw materials as well as issues around logistics of workforce and products.
Natural gas demand is expected to grow by some 3 percent a year over the next 15 years, with demand for LNG rising by some 8-10 percent a year [1].
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