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Capacity under construction
Planned
Existing capacity
Figure 5.68:
Potential evolution of the liquefaction capacity in the Atlantic basin.
Breakdown by country (Source LNG journal)
Atlantic basin
The expansion of liquefaction capacity under construction in the Atlantic basin is
located in Algeria, with an increase of 5 MTPA (6bcma) in Arzew- GL3Z (Gassi
Touil)
1)
and in the United States, where the commissioning of the four trains of
Sabine Pass with 5 MTPA each (6bcma), will gradually come on stream between
2015 and 2017.
The projects with planned commissioning dates before 2020, which are not under
construction yet, are located in Canada (Goldboro LNG with 10MTPA/14 bcma)
and the United States (10 different projects with at total liquefaction capacity
of 107MTPA/147 bcma). The particular case of the LNG projects in the US is
explained below.
In addition, there are three projects in Nigeria with a total increase of the liquefaction
capacity of 38.4 MTPA (53 bcma) and one project in Canada which is still under
study.
Pacific basin
In the Pacific basin, most of the liquefaction projects under construction are locat-
ed in Australia, which is expected to triplicate its current liquefaction capacity up to
73MTPA (100bcma) by 2017. Other projects are under construction in Indonesia
(3MTPA/4bcma), Malaysia (2MTPA/3bcma) and Colombia (1MTPA/1.4bcma).
1) That is expected to come into operation in autumn 2014 during the edition of this report.