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Qatar LNG to Japan IEEJ: December 2009 Qatar LNG to Japan Actual Status and Future Prospect Tokyo, Japan 18th November 2009 Ahmed Al‐Khulaifi Chief Operating Officer Commercial & Shipping Qatargas Operating Company Ltd. IEEJ: December 2009 Leading the World in LNG (2009-2010) Japan is the world’s Qatar is the largest consumer of world’s largest LNG. supplier of LNG. Japan Qatar Supply Rest of Demand 32% 25% World Rest of Demand World Supply 68% 75% 2 DELIVERING LNG TO THE WORLD IEEJ: December 2009 A Relationship of Historic Milestones MT of LNG into Japan 1st Qflex Tohoku Electric at Niigata 10 Years of Safe 1000th LNG LNG Deliveries Inauguration of Delivery 1st SPA signed 2010 1996 QG1 LNG plant 2007 10th 1st Vessel 1st QMax possible 1992 1997Anniversary 2008 Al Zubarah Ceremony built at Chiba, Japan 1st LNG Delivery Chubu Electric More than 6 mpta in future? at Kawagoe Highlights include: annual visits by our Energy Minister, a visit by the Qatari Emir, and a visit by the Prime Minister of Japan. The relationship is also supported by strategic investments from Japanese firms into Qatar LNG supply projects. 3 DELIVERING LNG TO THE WORLD IEEJ: December 2009 Qatar LNG Deliveries in Japan Reliable LNG supply to Japanese energy firms and their respective terminals. ‐Sakai ‐ Himeji ‐ Chita Hokkaido ‐ Yokkaichi ‐ Kawagoe ‐ Ohgishima Reliable investment for ‐ Sodegaura Japanese shareholders. ‐ Chita ‐ Negishi ‐ Futtsu ‐ Niigata ‐ Higashi‐Ohgishima ‐ Sodegaura Niigata ‐Yanai ‐ Mizushima Qatar Vessels to Japan Ohgishima Honshu ‐Himeji Negishi Sodegaura Al Bidda QFLEX Himeji Kawagoe Al Jasra Al Ruwais ‐ Senboku Mizushima Futtsu Yanai Sakai Al Khor Al Safliya Chita Higashi‐ Tobata Senboku Al Rayyan Duhail Yokkaichi Shimizu Ohgishima Shikoku Al Wajbah Al Ghariya Oita Al Wakrah Tembek Al Zubarah A Hamla Kyushu Spot Buyers: Broog Al Gattara Kyushu Electric Power Doha Al Gharrafa Shizuoka Gas Company Zekreet 4 • QFlex deliveries have been made to Niigata and Ohgishima Terminal to date. • Chita scheduled to receive QFlex in December 2009. DELIVERING LNG TO THE WORLD IEEJ: December 2009 Overview of Qatar LNG Reliability. Qatar Production MTA Total 77.5 Qatargas Ventures MTA Rasgas Ventures MTA QG 1 10.0 RL 16.6 QG 2 15.6 RL 2 14.1 QG 37.8RL 3 15.6 QG 47.8 Total 41.2 Total 36.3 5 DELIVERING LNG TO THE WORLD IEEJ: December 2009 Qatar LNG Shipping Qatar’s LNG Fleet 14 Q‐Max Flexibility. 31 Q‐Flex 26 Conventional Ships Qatargas’s LNG Fleet Rasgas’s LNG Fleet 13 Q‐Max 1 Q‐Max 19 Q‐Flex 12 Q‐Flex 12 Conventional Ships 14 Conventional Ships 6 DELIVERING LNG TO THE WORLD IEEJ: December 2009 Qatar Receiving Terminals Market Reach. • Qatar has invested in Receiving Qatar’s Terminal Capacity Terminals. South Hook, UK 15.6 • This investment has brought Golden Pass, USA 15.6 energy security to LNG consuming countries. Adriatic LNG, Italy 5.9 7 DELIVERING LNG TO THE WORLD IEEJ: December 2009 Qatar’s Global LNG Network Office Qatar Owned Terminal 3rd Party Receiving Terminal UK South Hook Poland France Italy Japan US Spain Korea Kuwait JLO Golden Pass China Mexico Ras Laffan Taiwan India 8 DELIVERING LNG TO THE WORLD IEEJ: December 2009 Meeting the LNG Demand of the Future • Qatar remains a strategic partner for Japanese firms. Global Financial Crisis ‘09 • Qatar provides a lower carbon US emissions energy alternative. Recession ‘01 Asian Financial Crisis ’97‐’98 • Qatar supplies reliable LNG US Recession ‘90‐’91 with unprecedented market reach and flexibility. IEA Data 9 DELIVERING LNG TO THE WORLD IEEJ: December 2009 Future Possibilities for Japan 100 90 • Japan faces an 80 increasing gap 70 Supply Gap between contracted 60 supply and future LNG of demand. 50 MT 40 • New LNG Projects 30 after 2015 may not 20 materialize. 10 0 • Global LNG Market 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 may tighten after 2015. Domestic Production LNG Long Term SPA Potential SPA Uncontracted Supply Gap Gas Demand Source: Wood Mackenzie Japan faces a long term security of supply risk. Japan risks increasing prices in a tighter supply market. 10 DELIVERING LNG TO THE WORLD IEEJ: December 2009 Contact：[email protected] Thank You 11 DELIVERING LNG TO THE WORLD.
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