EnAustralian gas supplier AGL plans to build an LNG import terminal in Victoria, due to come online in 2021, to meet growing domestic demand. It will have to compete with Chinese buyers including CNOOC and Petrochina for Australian LNG. Chinese imports from Australia reached a new high of $620 million in June, a 98% increase on a year earlier after the startup of the Gorgon gas facility.
Supply Chain Research
Related Research
Supply Chain Edge: Aluminum sanctioned, Aries seized, Apple spreads
• The UK and US have applied new rules to limit Russia’s earnings from aluminum, copper and nickel, but the main result may just ... Read more →
Supply Chain Edge: Stellar start, building ban, India’s Apple
• In new research this week, we find that US seaborne imports have a stellar start to 2024 with growth of 15% year over year in t... Read more →
Supply Chain Edge: Bridge to the future, peak season prep, new chips
• In new research this week we look ahead to the rest of 2024 and beyond and find that supply chains are likely to remain in a st... Read more →
Supply Chain Edge: Red Sea inventory fallout, smart strikes, fab spending
• In new research reports this week, we dig into the evidence for continued inventory destocking despite Red Sea disruptions, the... Read more →
Copyright © 2024 Panjiva Supply Chain Intelligence, a product offering from S&P Global Market Intelligence Inc. All rights reserved.
