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    The document discusses the growing natural gas supply gap facing Europe between 2012 and 2025 as contracted imports are unable to keep up with rising demand. It also notes the increasing number of countries importing and exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) globally. Key supply challenges mentioned are domestic demand in exporting countries, high engineering, procurement and construction costs for LNG projects, and difficulties finding skilled workers. The document concludes by stressing the need for innovation in technology, lowering environmental impact, and improving plant operations to help address these challenges and maximize the value of LNG over the long run.

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    The document discusses the growing natural gas supply gap facing Europe between 2012 and 2025 as contracted imports are unable to keep up with rising demand. It also notes the increasing number of countries importing and exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) globally. Key supply challenges mentioned are domestic demand in exporting countries, high engineering, procurement and construction costs for LNG projects, and difficulties finding skilled workers. The document concludes by stressing the need for innovation in technology, lowering environmental impact, and improving plant operations to help address these challenges and maximize the value of LNG over the long run.

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    Kathleen Eisbrenner Executive Vice-President Global LNG Shell Gas & Power

    7th Doha Natural Gas Conference Doha, Qatar 9 March 2009

    EUROPE IS FACING A GAS SUPPLY GAP


    BCM
    900

    Demand

    800

    700

    LNG?

    New pipeline developments?

    600

    Supply Gap

    500 400

    300

    Contracted Imports

    200 100

    Indigenous

    2012

    2015

    2018

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2013

    2014

    2016

    2017

    2019

    2020

    2021

    2022

    2023

    2024

    Source: Wood Mackenzie

    Excludes contract-extensions

    2025

    GLOBAL LNG MARKET DEVELOPMENTS

    2007

    2012

    .. .

    # Countries LNG importers


    Source: Shell analysis 2

    2007 17 15

    2012 estimate ~30 ~20

    % increase ~70% ~20%

    LNG exporters

    SUPPLY CHALLENGES
    1. DOMESTIC DEMAND 2. HIGH EPC COSTS 3. PEOPLE AND SKILLS

    Growing energy demand

    High costs

    More complex projects Large integrated projects Technical and project management challenges

    Natural gas exporting countries


    Competition with exports

    Construction delays

    NOW IS THE TIME TO INNOVATE

    TECHNOLOGY Develop and introduce new technologies

    ENVIRONMENT
    Lower the environmental footprint of LNG OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE

    Improve plant availability, reliability and efficiency


    Technology, Environment and Operational Excellence are key to maximizing value now and in the future
    SAKHALIN II LNG PLANT, RUSSIAN FEDERATION

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