Summary
In Q4 2016, the biggest LNG supply contract was signed between Eni Spa and BP plc on October 4, 2016. As per the contract, LNG will be supplied from the Mozambique’s Coral Floating field to BP plc for a 20-year period. The second biggest contract was signed between Qatar’s Ocean LNG and Brazil’s CELSE. According to contract, Qatar will export LNG to Brazil from 2020. Other key companies to sign contracts in the quarter include Petronas, PTT plc, Qatargas Operating Company, and Petroliam Nasional Berhad. Japan, Malaysia, Thailand and the UK were the main countries to sign contracts in the quarter.
Scope
- Details of long-term LNG contracts signed in Q4 2016 by country and company
- Comparison of LNG contracted capacity and share by importing countries between Q4 2016 and Q3 2016
- Comparison of LNG contracted capacity, and share by key seller and purchaser companies between Q4 2016 and Q3 2016
- Count of contracts and contracted capacity signed by key purchaser companies during 2014 to 2016
Reasons to buy
- Obtain information available on the long-term LNG contracts globally for Q4 and Q3 2016
- Identify countries and companies involved in signing of the long-term LNG contracts for both the quarters
- Facilitate decision making on the basis of long-term LNG contracts data
- Keep abreast of recent long-term LNG contracts signed across the globe
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1 Table of Contents
1 Table of Contents 2
1.1 List of Tables 3
1.2 List of Figures 3
2 Q4 2016 Long-term LNG Contracts Review 4
2.1 Biggest New Long-term LNG Contract in Q4 2016 4
2.2 Key Highlights 4
2.3 Regional Contract Briefs 4
2.4 LNG Contracted Capacity by Key Importing Countries in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 6
2.5 LNG Contracted Capacity by Key Exporting Countries in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 8
2.6 LNG Contracted Capacity by Key Purchaser Companies in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 10
2.7 LNG Contracted Capacity by Key Seller Companies in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 12
2.8 Annual Count of Contracts and Volumes Signed by Purchaser Companies 14
3 Appendix 16
3.1 Abbreviations 16
3.2 Methodology 16
3.2.1 Coverage 16
3.2.2 Secondary Research 16
3.3 Disclaimer 17
1.1 List of Tables
Table 1: LNG Contracted Capacity (mtpa) and Share (%) by Key Importing Countries in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 7
Table 2: LNG Contracted Capacity (mtpa) and Share (%) by Key Exporting Countries in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 9
Table 3: LNG Contracted Capacity by Key Purchaser Companies in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 (mtpa)* 11
Table 4: LNG Contracted Capacity by Key Seller Companies in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 (mtpa)* 13
Table 5: Annual Count of Contracts and Contracted Capacity Signed by Key Purchaser Companies* 15
1.1 List of Figures
Figure 1: LNG Contracted Capacity by Key Importing Countries in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 (mtpa) 6
Figure 2: LNG Contracted Capacity Share by Key Importing Countries in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 (%)*# 6
Figure 3: LNG Contracted Capacity by Key Exporting Countries in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 (mtpa) 8
Figure 4: LNG Contracted Capacity Share by Key Exporting Countries in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 (%)*# 8
Figure 5: LNG Contracted Capacity by Key Purchaser Companies in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 (mtpa)* 10
Figure 6: LNG Contracted Capacity Share by Key Purchaser Companies in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 (%)* 10
Figure 7: LNG Contracted Capacity by Key Seller Companies in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 (mtpa)* 12
Figure 8: LNG Contracted Capacity Share by Key Seller Companies in Q3 2016 vis-à-vis Q4 2016 (%) 12
Figure 9: Annual Count of Contracts Signed by Key Purchaser Companies* 14
Figure 10: Annual Capacity of Contracts Signed by Key Purchaser Companies (mtpa)* 14
