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    The document discusses global natural gas reserves and trade, with a focus on LNG. It notes that Iran, Russia, and Qatar have the largest natural gas reserves. Qatar is the largest LNG exporter, accounting for 32% of global exports in 2013. Japan is the largest LNG importer, importing 119 billion cubic meters in 2013, due to its limited domestic natural gas supplies and reliance on natural gas for power generation. The document also summarizes India's growing energy needs and reliance on imported LNG, which is projected to increase to over 50% of natural gas consumption by 2025.

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    The document discusses global natural gas reserves and trade, with a focus on LNG. It notes that Iran, Russia, and Qatar have the largest natural gas reserves. Qatar is the largest LNG exporter, accounting for 32% of global exports in 2013. Japan is the largest LNG importer, importing 119 billion cubic meters in 2013, due to its limited domestic natural gas supplies and reliance on natural gas for power generation. The document also summarizes India's growing energy needs and reliance on imported LNG, which is projected to increase to over 50% of natural gas consumption by 2025.

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    The document discusses global natural gas reserves and trade, with a focus on LNG. It notes that Iran, Russia, and Qatar have the largest natural gas reserves. Qatar is the largest LNG exporter, accounting for 32% of global exports in 2013. Japan is the largest LNG importer, importing 119 billion cubic meters in 2013, due to its limited domestic natural gas supplies and reliance on natural gas for power generation. The document also summarizes India's growing energy needs and reliance on imported LNG, which is projected to increase to over 50% of natural gas consumption by 2025.

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    LNG VALUE CHAIN

    LNG TRADING - GLOBAL SCENARIO


    MS. SHREYA SAHAJPAL
    PROVED RESERVES OF NATURAL GAS 2

     185.7 trillion cubic metres at the end of


    2013
     Iran – 33.8 trillion cubic metres
     Russian – 31.3 trillion cubic metres
     Qatar 24.7 trillion cubic metres
     US – 9.3 trillion cubic metres
     India – 1.4 trillion cubic metres

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    LNG Trade 2013
    (billion cubic metres)
    4

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    Currently LNG accounts for 10% of natural gas produced globally
    5

    Figure 1 - World LNG Trade (Bcf/d)


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    GLOBAL GAS TRADE IN 2013 6

    Global natural gas trade grew by 1.8% in 2013.


    Qatar is the largest LNG exporter (32% of global
    exports)
     325.3 billion cubic metres imported/exported at
    the end of 2013
     Qatar exported 105.6 billion cubic metres
     Russia exported 14.2 billion cubic metres Qatargas:
    • largest LNG producing
     Japan imported 119 billion cubic metres company in the world
     US • annual LNG production
    capacity of 42 million
     Import – 2.7 billion cubic metres
    tonnes per annum
     Export – 0.1 billion cubic metres
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    Major Importers of LNG 7

     JAPAN
    ‒ limited domestic supplies of natural gas
    ‒ Large population
    ‒ highly developed economy
    ‒ Increased power generation from natural gas
    ‒ 37 percent of global LNG imports in 2013
    ‒ 30 operating LNG import terminals
    ‒ 119 billion cubic meters LNG imported in 2013

     South Korea, China, Taiwan, India


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    INDIA – ENERGY OUTLOOK 8

     India is 4th largest consumer of energy in the world after USA, China and
    Russia accounting for around 4.6% of world energy consumption

     The total energy requirement is projected to grow at 6.5% per year between
    2012-13 and 2016-17

     5th largest importer of LNG


     LNG which currently constitutes 30% of natural gas consumption in country to
    have a share of more than 50% by 2025

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    LNG IMPORT - INDIA
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     In 2013, India imported 1.8 to 2 Bcf/d of LNG, over 80 percent of it from Qatar.
     India has operational LNG import terminals, Dahej, Hazira, Dabhol & Kochi
     Petronet LNG: consortium of state-owned Indian companies and international
    investors, owns and operates the Dahej LNG facility with a capacity of 5 million tons
    per year (mtpa) (0.65 Bcf/d).
     Hazira LNG: owned by a JV of Shell and Total. The facility has a capacity of 2.5 mtpa
    (0.3 Bcf/d), which may be expanded to 5 mtpa (0.65 Bcf/d) in the future.
     Dabhol LNG: capacity of processing 5 mtpa (0.65 Bcf/d) LNG.
     Kochi: LNG Receiving, Storage & Regasification Terminal with a capacity of 5 mmtpa
     Gangavaram: 5 mmtpa capacity – planning
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    Thank You

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