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Perspectives of Natural Gas demand and supply balance in Korea
Transcript of Perspectives of Natural Gas demand and supply balance in Korea
IEEJ: October 2005
Perspectives of Natural Gas demand and supply balance in Korea
Dr. Boyoung KIMHead of Center for Gas Economics & Management, KOGAS
‘Northeast Asia Petroleum Forum 2005’Seoul, 22 September 2005
‘Northeast Asia Petroleum Forum 2005’Seoul, 22 September 2005
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CONTENTS
1. Perspectives of Economic Development in Korea
2. Natural Gas Demand in Korea
3. Natural gas demand-supply Balance and the role of LNG spot cargo
4. What will be occurring in Korea LNG market in the future
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1. Perspectives of Economic Development in Korea
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1.1 1.1 Macroeconomic TrendsMacroeconomic Trends
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1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
KOREA US JAPAN UK CHINA
GDP Growth Rate
Source : MOCIE
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1.2 1.2 Perspectives of Economic indicatorsPerspectives of Economic indicators
2.8
3.5
54
4.4
5.8
OECD
2003 Economic Outlook
3.4-3.12.9--3.2Unemployment Rate
3.63.33.53.13.63.03.3Consumer Price
-500~9-611.8-23Current Account($100mil.)
-1.4-5.95.04.85.24.4Private Consumption
3.15.95.75.65~5.95.65.3GDP
IMFHyundaiLGSamsungKIETKDI 2003
Source : KDI
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1.3 1.3 Primary Energy ConsumptionPrimary Energy Consumption
Petroleum(47.6%)
Coal(23.8%)
Nuclear(15.1%)
LNG(11.2%)
Firewood & (1.5%)
Hydro(0.8%)
Source : KEEI
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1.4 1.4 TOE/1000$ in OECD CountryTOE/1000$ in OECD Country
0.1970.2040.2220.271-IEA
0.2010.2080.2280.278-OECD
0.2700.2590.3010.281-MEXICO
0.1520.1620.1870.2310.289UK
0.2210.2360.2730.3530.419US
0.1060.1110.1080.1240.143JAPAN
0.3510.3730.3210.329-KOREA
20032000199019801970
Source : IEA Energy Balances of OECD Country
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1.5 1.5 Energy IndicatorsEnergy Indicators
3.5023.2812.8602.519CO2 Emission/Population5.9625.5094.7344.104PEC/Population 0.1560.1740.1890.205CO2 Emission/GDP0.2650.2930.3130.373PEC/GDP(toe/mil 1,000$)175.8162.4138.7118.4CO2 Emission(t-CO2 mil)299.3272.7229.6192.9Primary Energy Consumption (mil toe)
1,127.4931.8733.5578.7GDP(2000Price) (Tril. KRW)50.249.548.547.0Population(mil)2015201020052000
Source : KEEI
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2. Natural Gas Demand in Korea
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2.1 The 7th Long-term Demand Forecasting of Natural gas
31,6546,76124,8938,4945,26911,1302017
3.93%0.32%5.36%6.93%6.44%3.97%AAGR
30,3266,53923,7877,9725,00010,8152016
29,4056,68322,7227,4774,74210,5032015
27,9516,25121,7007,0104,49610,1942014
27,0666,35720,7096,5654,2579,8872013
26,0366,27719,7596,1474,0279,5852012
26,1997,34718,8525,7553,8089,2892011
25,6227,63917,9835,3883,5988,9972010
24,3147,18517,1295,0393,3918,6992009
24,5458,24516,3004,7093,1918,4002008
24,6359,24915,3864,3692,9748,0432007
22,8968,39014,5064,0522,7687,6862006
21,5567,89813,6583,7582,5727,3282005
21,0868,24112,8453,4872,3876,9712004
18,4476,46811,9793,3242,1986,4572003
totalElectricSub-totalindustrialcommercialResidential
City-gas
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2.2. The Gap between Low & High Demand
1,000 tons
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2.3 The pattern of Gas Demand
Demand pattern for Electricity Demand pattern for City Gas
TDR=3.86TDR=1.80
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3. Natural Gas demand- Supply Balance and the role of LNG spot cargo
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3.1 LNG Contracts
80Ex-Ship‘05 ~ ’081.540(average)MLNG Ⅱ
53Ex-Ship‘04 ~ ’082.571(average)MLNG ⅢMalaysia
86Ex-Ship‘04 ~ ’083.596(average)Ras LaffanQatar
S
100Ex-Ship‘03 ~ ’101.850NWSAustralia
80Ex-Ship‘03 ~ ’107.3150+50(opt)MLNG ⅢMalaysiaM
75PNG‘04 ~ ’181.540East-SeaKorea
70Ex-Ship‘97 ~ ’132.570BLNGBrunei
50FOB‘08 ~ ’287.3200YLNG*Yemen
70FOB‘08 ~ ’285.5150Sakhalin Ⅱ*Russia
53FOB‘00 ~ ’2414.8406OLNGOman
50FOB‘99 ~ ’2417.9492Ras LaffanQatar
70Ex-Ship‘08 ~ ’287.3150+50(opt)MLNG Ⅲ*
50FOB‘95 ~ ’157.3200MLNG ⅡMalaysia
50FOB‘98 ~ ’173.6100BADAK Ⅴ
50FOB‘94 ~ ’147.3200KOREA Ⅱ
50Ex-Ship‘86 ~ ’078.4230ARUN Ⅲ
Indonesia
L(ExceptPOSCO/SKContract )
WinterWinter(%)(%)
DeliveryDeliveryConditionConditionPeriodPeriodShareShare
(%)(%)MPTAMPTA
(10,000Tons)(10,000Tons)ProjectProjectCountryCountryContractContract
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3.2 Gas Shortage problem in Winter
TDR=2.7
Siberian air mass(Northwest monsoon)
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4.0 4.2
0.9
3.20.1
6.06.7%
10.8%
0
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1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
MTPA
0%
2%
4%
6%
8%
10%
USA
Europe
Asia
79%
32%
19%
24%
2%
45%
1996 2003
Source : KOGASnote ) Involving the middle term Contracts (less than 5 years)
Share of LNG spot cargoShare of LNG spot cargo
3.3 The trend of World LNG Spot market
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4. What will be occurring in Korea LNG market in the future?
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4.1 Several conditions of an Emergency Outbreak in Demand-Supply Balance
1. Seasonality problem in Korea
2. Specially Cold Winter
3. Unexpected Increasing of LNG spot demand
4. Continuous High Oil Price
5. Structural difference between two Gas Market
6. Limitation of LNG storage tank Capacity
8. No surplus LNG spot cargoes
7. Unstable Liquefaction Plant
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4.2 Pay attention to US LNG market
Source : Deutsch BankSource : Deutsch Bank
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4.3 Difference of gas price systemMonthly data
Daily data
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Gas price on January in US
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4.4 4.4 The temperature of AsiaThe temperature of Asia--Pacific on JanuaryPacific on January
Siberian air mass(Northwest monsoon) Arctic air mass
If…“Jan 16 2009, it will be -17°Cin the early morning,
which is -5°C lower than last year the same day and then
it be continue for a week”
Source : http://reefgis.reefbase.org
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A Natural disaster : Hurricane Katrina's Impact on the Energy Industry
Source : Purvin & Gertz, Inc.
Crisis created along the Gulf Coast by Hurricane Katrina.
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4.6mtpa
0 mtpa
17.8mtpa
53.9 mtpa 50mtpa
7.1 mtpa
38.1mtpa
67.8 mtpaChinaChina’’s Total consumption of s Total consumption of
NG will be 85mtpa in 2010NG will be 85mtpa in 2010 USAUSA’’s Total Consumption ofs Total Consumption ofNG will be 550mtpa in 2010NG will be 550mtpa in 2010
LNG consumption in 2002
LNG consumption in 2010
0 mtpa
11.3mtpa
Tsunami
4.5 The future of Asia-Pacific LNG market
Baja California
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US ; The Master plan of LNG Terminals
The seismic center of Tsunami in Asia-Pacific LNG Market
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통 영
용 강
진 주
밀 양
청 도
경 산
평 택 생 산 기 지
울 산
평 택
반 월
일 산
평 촌
의 정 부
분 당대 치
통 영 생 산 기 지
비 인
대 천
보 령
하 남
여 수
순 천
서 산
나 주
당 진
목 포
정 읍
전 주
익 산군 산
논 산 연 산
중 동
인 천
중 촌
중 부 도 시 가 스
청 주
조 치 원
천 안
영 종
인 천 생 산 기 지
계 룡
유 성
수 신
성 환
영 동양 강
제 원
진 산
해 미
홍 성
광 천
서 천
웅 천
김 제
신 태 인
북 이
장 성
비 아
무 안
평 동
율 촌
장 등
삼 기
담 양
목 사 동
월 출
승 주하 동
진 월곤 명
사 천
개 천마 암
마 산
김 해
창 원
학 장
장 림
양 산
화 명
청 량
웅 상
진 장
외 동
김 천
용 강
포 항안 강
고 경
금 호
공 산
관 음
중 리
왜 관
북 삼
금 릉
공 근
홍 천
춘 천
횡 성
원 주
문 막이 천
용 인
여 주
송 학여 산
부 곡
상 계천 현
광 주
포 곡
광 양
서 울 지 사 경 인 지 사 충 청 지 사 서 해 지 사 호 남 지 사 경 북 지 사 경 남 지 사
강 원 지 사
건 설 중
범 례
고 성
동 김 천
장 호 원
음 성
앙 성충 주
경 산
청 도
밀 양
진 주
흥 사
4.6. How to escape from Tsunami?
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