Proved global reserves will last for over 60 years at today's rates of consumption. Yet, the mismatch between the physical location of reserves and consumption centres will ensure that the level of inter-regional trade will continue to grow. At the same time, governments will be more active in creating regulatory frameworks in which the industry can flourish. The gas industry is changing faster than ever before.
Against this background, Fundamentals of the World Gas Industry, 2006 consists of more than 30 articles analysing the latest developments around the world. From a flourishing industry in Egypt to a resurgent Gazprom in Russia, from China's supply gap to the potential of the Brazilian industry, the book covers all regions of the world and all aspects of the industry. It is essential reading for all gas people.
The authors are leading industry experts and Petroleum Economist journalists, so the writing is always clear and incisive. Topics covered include:
The supply and demand picture from around the globe
Co-operation in the Asian gas sector
The prospects for a single European gas market
Gas developments in the Middle East
The trading revolution in Canada
The limits to growth in the LNG trade
Competition with other fuels
Security of supply
Project financing
GTL, LNG, CNG, CMB methanol, storage and more
The book also contains gas world gas reserves and production statistics and a series of global gas maps showing the location of the world's reserves
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