While Asia has abundant LNG supply, the region still lacks the right infrastructure and commercial arrangements to develop the necessary LNG supply networks to sustainably meet rising demand, AG&P’s Derek Thomas explains.
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Joining Forces
Derek Thomas, AG&P, USA, explains how partnerships in small scale LNG solutions will transform Indonesia.
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AG&P: Virtual pipelines to boost LNG fuelling uptake
Innovative approaches to the development of small- to mid-scale fuelling infrastructure is vital for LNG to become the fuel of choice in the future, Derek Thomas, head of advanced research at AG&P told LNG Fuelling.
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LNG: Powering Southeast Asia
Standout growth series have been scarce since the global financial crisis of 2008, with resource-dependent economies further buffeted by pronounced falls in oil, gas and other commodity markets from 2014 onwards.
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LNG economics opens up Asian markets: AG&P
Improving technologies and lower LNG prices are opening doors for small and mid-scale infrastructure to serve markets not previously viable, according to Philippines-based Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Company (AG&P).
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Flexible pipelines suit archipelagoes
The combination of lower wholesale gas prices, falling equipment costs and economic growth is driving power demand in regions that are difficult to access. These are positive signs for floating LNG projects.
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AG&P predicts LNG fueling growth in Southeast Asia
Declining costs of LNG coupled with technological advances have made LNG a more viable energy source for Southeast Asia, in particular for archipelagoes like Indonesia and the Philippines says AG&P.
