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Con la premessa che articoli come questo postati da Pupi Amati evidenziavano il desiderio dei cavalieri neri di cambiare strategia ed esportare LNG in europa ed altri mercati
Cheap Gas Makes U.S. Only Place Where Export Makes Sense - Bloomberg Business # 935
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Our potential customers are quite comfortable with North American gas over the long term,” Miller said.
Labor and construction costs may increase for LNG plants in the U.S. if several are built at the same time, while competition for contracts will limit how many can secure deals, Harvard’s Maugeri said.
“No matter how many authorizations the Department of Energy gives, I think that no more than five to six LNG plants will actually materialize in the United States,” he said."
ma si scopre , a distanza di un anno, che come detto in varie occasioni, per fare cio' occorrono centinaia se non migliaia di navi metaniere.
Un recente rapporto U$A dichiara che se e qualora si volesse esportare circa il 10% di gas domestico da qui al 2020, occorrerebbe avere come minimo 100 nuove navi, e per farle, con la capacita' attuale dei grandi U$A sarebbero necessarie decine di anni.
The United States Government Accountability Office issued a report on the implications of using U.S.-built-and-flagged LNG carriers for exports.
According to the Department of Energy, in the next few years the United States is expected to change from a net importer of natural gas to a net exporter, with those exports destined for different regions of the world, especially Asia.
Five large-scale U.S. liquefaction facilities currently under construction have a projected capacity to export more than 12 percent of U.S. natural gas production in 2020.
The report issued on Thursday reveals that, in order to transport the full capacity from these facilities, 100 or more LNG carriers will be required.
GAO said that currently nearly all LNG carriers in operation are foreign built and operated while no carriers have ben built in the United States since before 1980. No carriers are currently registered under the U.S. flag. With the current capacity, U.S. shipyards would need 30 years to build the required 100 vessels GAO report said.
Congress is considering whether to propose legislative language that would require U.S. LNG be exported via U.S.-built-and-flagged carriers with the goal of supporting U.S. shipbuilders and mariners.
However, it is expected that the U.S.-built carriers would be more expensive to construct and operate in comparison to similar vessels built in Korean shipyards.
In case the proposed legislative to export U.S. LNG onboard domestically built and flagged carriers could prompt customers to attempt to modify, renegotiate, or terminate their existing contracts for liquefaction, as increased costs of transportation would push up the price of U.S. LNG, making it less competitive in the world market.
LNG World News Staff
Insomma nel 2014 si sognava di esportare gas tramite LNG, anche in europa.
Un luminare trombato come tale Maugeri sproloquiava su numeri poi sconfessati.
Dopo un anno, trombati sul fracking, si rendono conto che anche LNG americano e' una bolla, anzi una balla!
E i portavoci a pagamento sono dei pallisti!Bye