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Gas Markets in Asia. Current situation, prospects and challenges

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Past and recent factors point to a remarkable growth of the Asian market in the medium and long term. This growth will depend on structural and institutional evolutions on the Asian market. Some regulatory and liberalization reforms have already been initiated to support the development of gas but this will require a long process. Oil-indexing will prevail for a long time (but which slope?) Supply flexibility must be improved (relaxation of destination clauses, quantity tolerances) to create a competitive gas market. Marketing innovations expected in new long-term contracts to enhance flexibility whilst preserving investment security. A growing portfolio approach (LNG portfolio, pipeline imports, unconventional gas) is implemented. In conclusion, regional cooperation among Asian buyers is very important

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27 p.
Report number
INIS-FR--15-0525

Conference

Title
Cedigaz - Board of Administration Meeting 2013
Dates
13 Dec 2013
Place
Rueil-Malmaison (France)

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