Global Small and Medium Scale LNG - Baltic Sea and SEA to Lead the Industry Growth to 2020 - Global Capacity of LNG Will Increase By 60% Between 2011 and 2015

DUBLIN, April 24, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/ef1eba/global_small_and_m) has announced the addition of the "Global Small and Medium Scale LNG - Baltic Sea and South East Asia to Lead the Industry Growth to 2020" report to their offering.

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Global Small and Medium Scale LNG- Baltic Sea and South East Asia to Lead the Industry Growth to 2020 is a comprehensive report from LNGReports on small and medium LNG industry. The report evaluates the scope of industry growth amidst MARPOL act, diversified usage of gas and supply, regulatory and technical challenges. It also identifies the markets with immediate and long term demand for small LNG terminals. Further, the research work identifies the feasibility of development in these markets and the possible scope of growth. The research also identifies potential investment opportunities along with latest industry trends and drivers. In addition, all operational and planned LNG terminals along with their complete details are included in the report.

The growing scope of small- mid scale LNG is opening up new markets for natural gas including maritime fuelling, fuel for trucks and off-grid customers in addition to traditional usage of natural gas. In particular, markets like China, the US and Indonesia have strong demand for gas from remote (limited pipeline connectivity) areas and have strong dependence on small and medium LNG plants. Countries in Baltic Sea, South East Asia and Americas are planning to invest in the infrastructure.

Small Scale LNG is increasingly emerging as an effective solution to transport natural gas where pipeline transportation is infeasible. Small terminals, with capacities less than 250 tonnes per day, provide strong solutions in countries with minimal transport infrastructure (road/railway/pipelines). Further, for long distance transport also, these terminals prove efficient alternatives.

From 2000 to 2011, the total small and medium scale LNG capacity increased by 58%.

Small scale LNG is poised to grow in several parts of the globe including Baltic, Black Seas, South East Asia, Trinidad and Tobago, Finland, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Scotland, Netherlands, Singapore, China, Australia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Nigeria.

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