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Excellent large infographic showing the rise of the industry since the first cargo to the UK arrived on October 12 1964. Fifty years later, the sector has mushroomed from this single trade between Algeria and the UK to over 400 trade routes involving 45 countries. http://bit.ly/1BVfGof
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Top 10Regasification Capacity 20141 KOGAS 6 CNOOC
2 TEPCO 7 BG
3 Chubu Electric 8 Qatar Petroleum
4 Tokyo Gas 9 Kansai Electric
5 GDF Suez 10 Shell
Top 10Contracted Buyers 20141 KOGAS 6 CPC
2 TEPCO 7 CNOOC
3 GDF Suez 8 Kansai Electric
4 Chubu Electric 9 Petronet LNG
5 Tokyo Gas 10 Osaka Gas
Japanese LNG Import Price
Total Value
Price(nominal)
Price(real, 2014)
Source: Japanese Customs Statistics
The Pioneers Algeria vs. United Kingdom
The Market Leaders Qatar vs. Japan
The Rising Stars USA vs. Australia vs. China
Qatar(export)
Japan(import)
Algeria(export)
UK(import)
Australia(export)
USA(export)
China(import)
27,400m3
87,603m3
132,588m3
137,500m3
149,172m3
266,000m3
Largest LNG ship sizes over time1964196519661967196819691970197119721973197419751976197719781979198019811982198319841985198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009201020112012201320142015201620172018201920202021202220232024
Africa Americas Asia-PacificEurope Middle East
Africa Americas Asia-PacificEurope Middle East
Import0600 400 200
bcm Export6004002000
bcm
Export forecast to 2024Import forecast to 2024
Import0
mmtpa450 300 150
Export4503001500
mmtpa
155,000m3 Which is the equivalent of
A typical LNG ship can carry
Fun Facts
Once regasified it is the equivalent of
70cl bottles of whisky
137billion
70cl bottles of whisky
221million
This would be enough to give everyone in the world 19 bottles each
Importing countries
1974
1984
1994
2004
2014
19641
5
6
9
14
29
Exporting countries
1964
1974
1984
1994
2004
2014
1
4
7
8
12
19
milliontonnes
milliontonnes
no. of ships
By ImporterBy Exporter LNG fleet by shipbuilding country LNG fleet by current status
Japan1,707
South Korea329
Japan116
France38
China20
USA16
Scrapped31
Current Fleet393
Orderbook127
Taiwan151
USA148
Others537
India98
Spain295
France268
Indonesia721
South Korea464
Qatar566
Algeria525
Malaysia439
Australia268
Nigeria189
Others722
Brunei238
Others32
no. of ships
All time LNG trade totals 3,667 million tonnes of LNG (the equivalent of 4,978 bcm of gas)
424 LNG ships have been built and a further 127 are currently on order
LNGAT50
Trusted commercial intelligencewww.woodmac.com
Source: Wood Mackenzie (unless otherwise stated). All data excludes small-scale LNG.
Since the Methane Princess delivered the world’s first commercial liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo to the UK’s Canvey Island regasification terminal on 12 October 1964, momentum has continued to build. Fifty years later, the sector has mushroomed from this single trade between Algeria and the UK to over 400 trade routes involving 45 countries. Now a major part of the global energy industry, we believe LNG will remain one of the fastest growing commodities for the next five decades.
We have drawn upon our extensive LNG database and the knowledge of our expert research professionals to illustrate the rise of LNG and celebrate this significant landmark.
If you would like more information or to hear from one of our LNG experts directly, contact us on:
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