Asia's LNG projects' viability
What are the macroeconomic, financial risks of dependence on imported LNG in emerging Asia?
What are the macroeconomic, financial risks of dependence on imported LNG in emerging Asia?
These include risks on commodity price volatility, among others.
How viable are the proposed LNG projects in emerging Asian countries?
A total of 62% of the proposed LNG terminal capacity and 66% of gas-fired power may not be built.
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