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Zeus Liquefied Natural Gas Report (formerly LNG Express) is the premier source for analysis and statistics concerning the entire LNG value chain. Analytical reports and profiles of regional markets are provided twice monthly to offer the reader a complete review of the world over the course of a year. Articles are authored by industry experts and integrated with current statistics and information on import, export and shipping projects in the Zeus Virtual Energy Library™.
Correspondents at Zeus Liquefied Natural Gas Report investigate and analyze the world LNG marketplace so as to apprise readers of business opportunities and offer perspectives concerning market imbalances or industry shifts in advance of their occurrence.
Correspondents rely heavily on data compiled in Zeus Virtual Energy Library™ as well as interviews with industry newsmakers. When correspondents learn of important breaking news not broadcast by wire services, they alert Zeus Liquefied Natural Gas Report readers immediately.
Subscribers are furnished with a "user name" and "password" which will allows access to the Zeus Virtual Energy Library World LNG Trade databases (currently in development) as well as Zeus Liquefied Natural Gas Report daily stories and the archive search feature.
Managing Editor: Anoop Shah
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White Paper Reports & Reference Materials |
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112 pages
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The technology for liquefaction, transport
and regasification of natural gas is well
established. But, the specialized knowledge
associated with LNG projects rests with
a relatively small number of firms that
design and operate these facilities. In
response to several reader requests, Zeus
Development Corporation has published LNG Receiving and Regasification
Terminals: An Overview of Design, Operation
and Project Development Consideration that covers a number of topics pertinent
to everyone interested in developing,
designing or operating an LNG receiving
terminal.
Author: Ram R. Tarakad, Director of Downstream
Gas Practice
Zeus Development Corporation |
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255 pages
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Despite a downturn in the economy, medium-scale LNG (MSLNG) continues to be of interest to developers looking to monetize mid-tier gas reserves. A host of companies are exploring MSLNG options, both onshore plants and floating production units, in all corners of the globe. MSLNG solutions can make smaller gas reserves more economical to produce, and, in the case of floating liquefaction, can bypass many of the regulatory and geopolitical concerns that plague onshore plants in volatile regions.
Zeus Development has conducted an in-depth survey of this emerging industry to assess and examine the growing momentum behind it. Deliverables include:
1. 250-Page Report which includes narrative and profiles of 53 small- and medium-scale liquefaction projects and some 150 oil and distillate-fired power plants. See prospectus outline of the report.
2. Online project database updated real time in the Virtual Energy Library™:
Small- and Medium-Scale LNG. See project listing online
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130 pages
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The objectives of this report are threefold:
First, to access the impact of LNG on
the East Coast natural gas market and
the elasticity of that market relative
to price of LNG.
Second, to examine the capability of LNG
exporters in the Atlantic Basin, Mediterranean
and Middle East to reliably supply more
LNG to the East Coast market at competitive
prices.
Third, to determine the current U.S. capability
to receive LNG for delivery to the East
Coast, the practicalities of landing more
LNG (given federal, state and local permitting
requirements and concerns of the public
over safety and the environment), and
the challenges of integrating additional
LNG supplies into the gas transmission
system.
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77 pages
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Zeus Development Corporation's post-conference
report, entitled "LNG: Non-Traditional
Concepts for Receiving and Regasification,"
draws on presentations and discussions
from the conference sessions as well as
follow-on research of open issues identified
during the meeting. The report profiles
new designs, assesses their economics
and compares their capabilities to conventional
terminals, considers the implications
for open-access tolling and merchant-import
approaches, and evaluates the timing of
their commercial readiness. To prepare
the report, Zeus built on analysis from
its 2000 industry report on conventional
LNG receiving and regasification terminals
(ISBN: 0-615-11567-5).
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110 Pages
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Zeus Development Corporation's post-conference
report, entitled "Examining how West
Coast terminals will forever change the
marketplace," draws on presentations
and discussions from the conference sessions
as well as follow-on research by Zeus
Development Corporation.
| Table of Contents |
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Report
Introduction |
Appendix
1: Conference Program |
| II. |
Potential
LNG Supply to the West Coast |
Appendix
2: Operating Export Plants |
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West
Coast Gas Markets |
Appendix
3: Proposed LNG Plants |
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West
Coasts Impact on Pacific LNG
Industry |
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Volatile
Gas Prices |
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Practicalities
of Landing, Integrating LNG |
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