LNG Liquefaction, Regasification and Carriers

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) consumption and production are gaining momentum on world energy markets. Liquefaction makes possible dramatic reductions in transportation costs and offers new opportunities to value gas reserves in producing countries (Australia,Qatar or Nigeria). LNG is also a strategic alternative to long-term gas supply through pipelines for consuming countries.

In a global context of rising energy demand from emerging countries such as China or India but also from traditional LNG importers such as post-Fukushima Japan, LNG is increasingly seen as a major commodity on world energy markets.

Where can I find an updated data on present liquefaction and regasification terminals around the world, with the tanks capacity, number of tanks, store commissioning, facility type, operating company, main shareholder?


Enerdata provides an immediate online access on detailed LNG information throughout the whole LNG value chain that is grouped and updated by the experts. The online LNG World information has been recently updated (between 1-3 months ) including LNG producers and importers press releases, international press and regulatory agency announcements.

• The LNG Liquefaction, Regasification and Carriers contains more than 440 LNG facilities around the world, including more than 260 liquefaction and regasification projects at various phases of development. The LNG terminal database enables to identify key gas companies through their shareholdings in processing plants. It also highlights major projects in new gas producing and importing countries, giving an overview on the future developments of LNG markets.



• The World LNG service also includes updated LNG carriers information compiled and updated in a list of 420 LNG carriers while providing detailed information such as vessel name , owner, operator, shipbuilder, status, country of build, delivery Year, year withdrawn, flag, number of tanks, capacity in cubic meters , investment ($m), project and train, origin and LNG natural gas destination.