Expressing its interest to Australia regarding the supplies of LNG from Browse & the two other nations, South Korea has given its consent to increase co-operation on the project. The Ministry of Commerce, Energy and Industry of Korea made this declaration on 8 December 2006.
Korea is contesting with India and China for LNG, which is a cleaner and environment friendly alternative to crude oil and coal. Korea wants to reduce its reliance on crude oil since fuel prices increased a record high of US$ 78.40 per barrel in NY in 2006.
As per a Research Analyst’s view at RNCOS, who has recently researched a report on “Market Research on Asian LNG Market (2007)”, South Korea would face stiff competition for the supplies of LNG. There’s strong growth in the demand of energy in India and China. Shrinking reserves in North America & North Sea, and increasing demand has spurred both planned and actual imports of LNG.
- Atlantic LNG market is growing at faster pace as compared to Asia-pacific market.
- Role of Middle East is enhancing rapidly as LNG importer.
- Japan & Korea remain the largest importers of LNG in 2005.
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- Pinpoint sectors of growth and identify the driving factors.
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