logging in or signing up Jairam G LNG Gourmet Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 880 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: March 28, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Western Interstate Energy Board/ CREPC Meeting: Western Interstate Energy Board/ CREPC Meeting North American Natural Gas Market Assessment LNG market assumptions by Jim Fore and Jairam Gopal Natural Gas Office California Energy Commission April 19, 2005 LNG Evaluation : LNG Evaluation Current LNG Markets LNG Value Chain Exploration and Production Liquefaction Transportation Regasification Current Estimates Indicate LNG can be Delivered to the U.S. East Coast at $2.50 to $3.50/McfCurrent LNG Markets: Current LNG Markets 2002 - LNG Market World Market 5,370 Billion Cubic Feet (Bcf) United States Imported 228 Bcf 12 Exporting Countries Trinidad, Algeria, Libya, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Oman, United States, Australia, Brunei, Indonesia,and Malaysia 12 Importing Countries United States, Puerto Rico, Belgium, France, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan LNG Supply Chain Evaluation: LNG Supply Chain Evaluation Exploration and ProductionWorld Natural Gas Resources: World Natural Gas ResourcesNatural Gas Well Field Development Cost: Natural Gas Well Field Development CostProduction Cost – Based on Volume and Producing Formation Depth: Production Cost – Based on Volume and Producing Formation DepthLNG Evaluation: LNG Evaluation LiquefactionLNG Liquefaction Regions: LNG Liquefaction Regions Alaska South America West Coast South America East Coast Norway North Africa West Africa Middle East Australia Russia Asia Pacific LNG Liquefaction Capacity – Billion Cubic Feet: LNG Liquefaction Capacity – Billion Cubic Feet Source: Energy Information Administration / The Global Liquefied Natural Gas Market: Status and OutlookLNG Evaluation: LNG Evaluation TransportationLNG Tanker Costs: LNG Tanker CostsLNG Evaluation: LNG Evaluation RegasificationRegasifiction Terminals- Examples: Regasifiction Terminals- Examples Sempra Cameron -$700 Million/1.5 Billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) ChevronTexaco Port Pelican -$800 Million/1.6 Bcf/d BHP Billiton Cabrillo Deepwater Port - $600 Million/1.5 Bcf/dU. S. LNG Supply Evaluation: U. S. LNG Supply Evaluation LNG Cost Inputs for the Western Evaluation of the Natural Gas MarketLNG Evaluation: LNG Evaluation Range of the Natural Gas Cost for LNG Landed on the East Coast could be $2.00/Mcf to $4.70/Mcf Range of the Natural Gas Cost for LNG Landed on the West Coast could be $2.50 to $5.60/Mcf Comments: Comments12 Exporting Countries: 12 Exporting Countries12 Importing Countries: 12 Importing Countries Slide20: United States Natural Gas Imports - 2003Percent of World Proved Natural Gas Reserves – 2002 – 5,502 Trillion Cubic Feet: Percent of World Proved Natural Gas Reserves – 2002 – 5,502 Trillion Cubic FeetReserve to Production Ratio: Reserve to Production RatioDecline Construction Cost: Decline Construction Cost Source: The Commercialization of LNG Markets, Fundamentals of the Global LNG Industry 2001 LNG Regasification Terminals - North America: LNG Regasification Terminals - North America U. S. Gulf Coast Southern California/ Baja California Mexico U. S. Northeast/ Canada U. S. Southwest/ BahamasLNG Evaluation - Natural Gas Cost: LNG Evaluation - Natural Gas Cost Assume a Natural Gas Cost of $0.50/Mcf to $1.00/McfLNG Evaluation – Liquefaction Facilities: LNG Evaluation – Liquefaction Facilities Capacity Based on Operating 340 Days/Year Processing Loss at 9% Greenfield $280MM/Ton Expansion $160MM/Ton Replacement Capital at 12% of Original Capital Operating Cost 5% of Original Capital Credit for Natural Gas Liquids LNG Evaluation - Tanker Transportation: LNG Evaluation - Tanker Transportation Tanker Capacity 135,000 Cubic Meters Day Rate of $75,000 / Day Travel Speed 20 Knots Days in Service 330 Days/Year Port Time per Trip 2 Days Boil Off 0.2 Percent per Day of TravelLNG Evaluation - Regasification Terminals: LNG Evaluation - Regasification Terminals Capacity Based on Operating 340 Days/Year Processing Loss at 2.5% Greenfield $75MM/Ton Expansion $45MM/Ton Replacement Capital at 12% of Original Capital Operating Cost 4% of Original CapitalQuestions???: Questions??? You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Jairam G LNG Gourmet Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 880 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: March 28, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Western Interstate Energy Board/ CREPC Meeting: Western Interstate Energy Board/ CREPC Meeting North American Natural Gas Market Assessment LNG market assumptions by Jim Fore and Jairam Gopal Natural Gas Office California Energy Commission April 19, 2005 LNG Evaluation : LNG Evaluation Current LNG Markets LNG Value Chain Exploration and Production Liquefaction Transportation Regasification Current Estimates Indicate LNG can be Delivered to the U.S. East Coast at $2.50 to $3.50/McfCurrent LNG Markets: Current LNG Markets 2002 - LNG Market World Market 5,370 Billion Cubic Feet (Bcf) United States Imported 228 Bcf 12 Exporting Countries Trinidad, Algeria, Libya, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Oman, United States, Australia, Brunei, Indonesia,and Malaysia 12 Importing Countries United States, Puerto Rico, Belgium, France, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan LNG Supply Chain Evaluation: LNG Supply Chain Evaluation Exploration and ProductionWorld Natural Gas Resources: World Natural Gas ResourcesNatural Gas Well Field Development Cost: Natural Gas Well Field Development CostProduction Cost – Based on Volume and Producing Formation Depth: Production Cost – Based on Volume and Producing Formation DepthLNG Evaluation: LNG Evaluation LiquefactionLNG Liquefaction Regions: LNG Liquefaction Regions Alaska South America West Coast South America East Coast Norway North Africa West Africa Middle East Australia Russia Asia Pacific LNG Liquefaction Capacity – Billion Cubic Feet: LNG Liquefaction Capacity – Billion Cubic Feet Source: Energy Information Administration / The Global Liquefied Natural Gas Market: Status and OutlookLNG Evaluation: LNG Evaluation TransportationLNG Tanker Costs: LNG Tanker CostsLNG Evaluation: LNG Evaluation RegasificationRegasifiction Terminals- Examples: Regasifiction Terminals- Examples Sempra Cameron -$700 Million/1.5 Billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) ChevronTexaco Port Pelican -$800 Million/1.6 Bcf/d BHP Billiton Cabrillo Deepwater Port - $600 Million/1.5 Bcf/dU. S. LNG Supply Evaluation: U. S. LNG Supply Evaluation LNG Cost Inputs for the Western Evaluation of the Natural Gas MarketLNG Evaluation: LNG Evaluation Range of the Natural Gas Cost for LNG Landed on the East Coast could be $2.00/Mcf to $4.70/Mcf Range of the Natural Gas Cost for LNG Landed on the West Coast could be $2.50 to $5.60/Mcf Comments: Comments12 Exporting Countries: 12 Exporting Countries12 Importing Countries: 12 Importing Countries Slide20: United States Natural Gas Imports - 2003Percent of World Proved Natural Gas Reserves – 2002 – 5,502 Trillion Cubic Feet: Percent of World Proved Natural Gas Reserves – 2002 – 5,502 Trillion Cubic FeetReserve to Production Ratio: Reserve to Production RatioDecline Construction Cost: Decline Construction Cost Source: The Commercialization of LNG Markets, Fundamentals of the Global LNG Industry 2001 LNG Regasification Terminals - North America: LNG Regasification Terminals - North America U. S. Gulf Coast Southern California/ Baja California Mexico U. S. Northeast/ Canada U. S. Southwest/ BahamasLNG Evaluation - Natural Gas Cost: LNG Evaluation - Natural Gas Cost Assume a Natural Gas Cost of $0.50/Mcf to $1.00/McfLNG Evaluation – Liquefaction Facilities: LNG Evaluation – Liquefaction Facilities Capacity Based on Operating 340 Days/Year Processing Loss at 9% Greenfield $280MM/Ton Expansion $160MM/Ton Replacement Capital at 12% of Original Capital Operating Cost 5% of Original Capital Credit for Natural Gas Liquids LNG Evaluation - Tanker Transportation: LNG Evaluation - Tanker Transportation Tanker Capacity 135,000 Cubic Meters Day Rate of $75,000 / Day Travel Speed 20 Knots Days in Service 330 Days/Year Port Time per Trip 2 Days Boil Off 0.2 Percent per Day of TravelLNG Evaluation - Regasification Terminals: LNG Evaluation - Regasification Terminals Capacity Based on Operating 340 Days/Year Processing Loss at 2.5% Greenfield $75MM/Ton Expansion $45MM/Ton Replacement Capital at 12% of Original Capital Operating Cost 4% of Original CapitalQuestions???: Questions???