NE Asia LNG imports surge not enough for shipping
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- NE Asia LNG imports up 14% January to August 2017
- US Gulf LNG exports help come back of long-haul imports
- LNG fleet still growing rapidly
- Strong demand not enough to lift short-term/spot charter rates
- Appendix
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- NE Asia LNG imports by country (mmtpa)
- NE Asia LNG imports by country (tonne-miles)
- NE Asia LNG imports by source (mmtpa)
- NE Asia LNG imports by source (tonne-miles)
- Average distance travelled by LNG imports
- Orders and deliveries v. short-term charter rates
- Deliveries by size v. fleet development
- Japan LNG imports by source (annualised)
- Japan LNG imports by source (tonne-miles)
- S. Korea LNG imports by source (annualised)
- S. Korea LNG imports by source (tonne-miles)
- Taiwan LNG imports by source (annualised)
- 5 more item(s)...
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