- TypeWorkshop
- Location Live Online Course, Singapore
- Date 08-09-2021 - 15-09-2021
Increased supply and declining demand have led to an over-supplied market, with spot prices for LNG falling to levels not seen before in the second quarter and the cancellation of US LNG cargoes. However, prices began to recover during the third quarter with demand expected to strengthen in the winter months. The construction of new liquefaction trains has been delayed and final investment decisions (FIDs) on new capacity have been deferred. However, the long-term outlook for LNG remains robust as lower prices increase the competitivity of natural gas with coal and oil in the power generation and industrial sectors.
The online course will, over 6 sessions, provide an overview of the LNG business in 2021 with a commercial focus but technical and shipping will also be covered. It will consider the outlook for the business over the period to 2035 in terms of markets, sources of supply, pricing and trading. It is designed for newcomers to LNG and those who want to refresh their knowledge or have experience in one part of the business or one region and want to widen their knowledge.
Course Sessions
1. Introduction of the LNG value chain in 2021
2. Safety, shipping and current status of the LNG business
3. LNG markets and terminals
4. LNG supply
5. LNG pricing and contracting
6. LNG spot and short-term trading