ADI Analytics assessed LNG sourcing options and market dynamics to support an oil company’s evaluation of LNG for steam generation within its operations.
The client
A national oil company evaluating LNG sourcing strategies and deal structures to support internal energy needs.
The situation
The client sought to understand the cost and strategic implications of using LNG for steam production, including optimal sourcing options and market positioning through the end of the decade.
ADI’s contributions
Oil price outlook
Provided near-term insights through 2017 and developed oil price forecasts through the end of the decade.
LNG cost estimation
Estimated delivered LNG costs from various global suppliers.
Trade flow and sourcing analysis
Assessed LNG trade flows and identified plants in West Africa, the Middle East, and Australia best positioned to serve the client.
Deal structuring support
Identified sourcing opportunities and alternatives to inform optimal LNG deal structures.
Key outcomes
- ADI’s work enabled the client to evaluate LNG supply options and structure procurement strategies aligned with long-term operational needs.
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