Sailing into Unknown Waters: Where Next for Global Gas Trade and Pricing
This news item was posted on Feb 27, 2009
Nexant's new multiclient study Sailing into Unknown Waters assesses the prospects for the global gas market through to 2030, using our state-of-the-art World Gas Model, against the background of uncertainty and volatility in the financial, economic and energy markets.
The last three years have seen unprecedented rises in wholesale gas prices both in the competitive gas markets of the US and UK and the oil-linked contract markets of continental Europe and the Far East, followed by sharp declines, as the world headed towards economic recession. Decision makers in international gas markets are used to managing an uncertain future but never before has the degree of uncertainty been as great as it is now. Key players in the gas market are asking - what happens next?
The study is intended to support long term planning and executive decision making for E & P companies pipeline and storage operators, LNG developers, power plant developers, gas utilities, investors, bankers and governments in both producing and consuming countries.
Sailing into Unknown Waters will not provide companies and organisations with a magic crystal ball that will reveal the future. It will, however, develop and discuss in detail the results and implications of different scenarios, assisting with long term planning and executive decision making whilst providing a comprehensive understanding of future gas pricing parameters.
Recipients will obtain a detailed understanding of trends likely to emerge, providing them with a valuable insight when determining future plans and policies. For the first time, decision makers will have a global gas market view in one document which covers all aspects of the sector including the impact of international trade on regional gas markets and how they are interconnected. Click Here to Download Prospectus...
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