Global Project Data

Energy Web Atlas is tracking more than 215 active LNG projects around the world. These projects include grassroots projects and brownfield expansions of existing LNG export and import terminals, floating vessels (FLNG) and storage facilities. As host to nearly 40% of active LNG projects, the Asia-Pacific region (primarily China and India) is investing heavily to build up its LNG import capacity to meet increasing demand for natural gas. Additional natural gas imports will help Asia-Pacific nations provide cleaner-burning fuel for power generation, cooking, etc. At nearly 20%, the US has the second-highest amount of active LNG projects. The region continues to invest in its LNG export capacity buildout. GP

New gas processing/LNG project announcements, August 2017–present

Active LNG project market share by activity level

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FEATURED COLUMNS

	Editorial Comment -Adrienne Blume China is hosting the 19th International Conference and Exhibition on Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG2019) in Shanghai from 1–5 April—an appropriate choice of host country, given China’s increased appetite for natural gas.
	EWAnalysis: Canada comes late to LNG; projects and prospects mixed - Energy Web Atlas Canada has abundant natural gas resources.
	Executive Viewpoint: BHGE developing technology-driven solutions to reduce total cost of ownership -Alberto Matucci While BHGE recently won new orders for LNG projects, the company remains committed to differentiating the business, implementing solutions proven in LNG into other applications of the oil and gas value chain.
	Industry Trends: Russia and US go head-to-head over EU gas market -Eugene Gerden Lower-cost Russian gas will likely continue to dominate the EU market in the coming years, despite the growth in oil prices, to which Russian gas prices are linked.