THE PRODUCER CONSUMER DIALOGUE: INSIGHTS INTO THE CONVERSATION. Aldo Flores-Quiroga Secretary General; International Energy Forum (IEF)

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1 THE PRODUCER CONSUMER DIALOGUE: INSIGHTS INTO THE CONVERSATION Aldo Flores-Quiroga Secretary General; International Energy Forum (IEF) 1

2 Contents 1. The producer-consumer dialogue 2. Assumptions 3. Possible futures 4. Current adjustments Natural gas in Asia 2

3 Contents 1. The producer-consumer dialogue 2. Assumptions 3. Possible futures 4. Current adjustments Natural gas in Asia 3

4 The IEF membership: neutrality means inclusion 76 countries 6 continents 90% of global oil & gas markets 4

5 An Industry Advisory Committee of global oil and gas companies participates in the IEF 5

6 Volatility is a key driver of the energy dialogue Average oil prices and their standard deviation, (Six-month moving averages) Oil shock Physical-financial market interaction Gulf War Supply glut Asian financial crisis StdDev (6-month) Oil Price (2010, 6month) 6

7 Recent focus of the energy dialogue 1. Comparative analysis of energy outlooks 1. Promotion of market data transparency (JODI) 1. Analysis of the interaction between physical and financial markets 7

8 Contents 1. The producer-consumer dialogue 2. Assumptions 3. Possible futures 4. Current adjustments Natural gas in Asia 8

9 Known Unknown Known Unknown 9

10 Known Unknown Known What we know What we know we don t know Unknown What we think we know What we don t know and cannot aspire to know in advance 10

11 Known Unknown Known Sufficient oil and gas reserves to meet demand Demand is not where supply is found for the most part Unknown 11

12 Known Unknown Known Unknown Asia s energy demand will continue to grow faster than the rest of the world s demand OECD energy demand remains flat Germany is not going back to nuclear and Japan is going back, but not completely North American oil and gas output is profitable and safe for the environment 12

13 Known Unknown Known Government policy o Energy efficiency o Environment Technological change o Transportation o Power generation Unknown Geopolitical developments 13

14 Known Unknown Known Unknown 14

15 Known Unknown Known Sufficient oil and gas reserves to meet demand Demand is not where supply is found for the most part Unknown Asia s energy demand will continue to grow faster than the rest of the world s demand Government policy o Energy efficiency o Environment Technological change o Transportation o Power generation Geopolitical developments Are you sure? Why? OECD energy demand remains flat Germany is not going back to nuclear and Japan is going back, but not completely North American oil and gas output is profitable and safe for the environment 15

16 Contents 1. The producer-consumer dialogue 2. Assumptions 3. Possible futures 4. Current adjustments Natural gas in Asia 16

17 In a nutshell, the new action is about: Asian demand And unconventional oil and gas supply and trade 17

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19 Focus is now outside the OECD 19

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21 Focus on the share of natural gas, mainly for electricity 21

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23 It depends on what you assume about: Economic growth Technology Policies Call on OPEC crude 23

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25 Contents 1. The producer-consumer dialogue 2. Assumptions 3. Possible futures 4. Current adjustments Natural gas in Asia 25

26 Four main consumer and producer strategies around natural gas Consumers Producers 1. Size and composition of market 2. Vertical integration 3. Competition and contracts 4. Cooperation and partnerships 26

27 Asia: examples of consumer and producer strategies Consumers Producers 1. Size and composition of market 2. Vertical integration 3. Competition and contracts Improve operational capability to receive all LNG grades Develop various gas demand types Procure through a single aggregator Expand participation in upstream segment Expand participation throughout LNG value chain Diversify supply sources by geography and substitutes Remove destination restrictions Review and diversify contract types Develop spot markets Improve operational capability to provide all LNG grades Develop various gas supply types Expand participation in downstream segment Expand participation throughout LNG value chain Diversify demand sources by geography Keep destination restrictions Keep long-term contracts 4. Cooperation and partnerships Create multilateral study group Experience sharing through GECF Signaling and awareness campaigns 27

28 Asia: examples of consumer and producer strategies Consumers Producers 1. Size and composition of market 2. Vertical integration 3. Competition and contracts Improve operational capability to receive all LNG grades Develop various gas demand types Procure through a single aggregator Expand participation in upstream segment Expand participation throughout LNG value chain Diversify supply sources by geography and substitutes Remove destination restrictions Review and diversify contract types Develop spot markets Improve operational capability to provide all LNG grades Develop various gas supply types Expand participation in downstream segment Expand participation throughout LNG value chain Diversify demand sources by geography Keep destination restrictions Keep long-term contracts 4. Cooperation and partnerships Create multilateral study group Experience sharing through GECF Signaling and awareness campaigns 28

29 Asia: examples of consumer and producer strategies Consumers Producers 1. Size and composition of market 2. Vertical integration 3. Competition and contracts Improve operational capability to receive all LNG grades Develop various gas demand types Procure through a single aggregator Expand participation in upstream segment Expand participation throughout LNG value chain Diversify supply sources by geography and substitutes Remove destination restrictions Review and diversify contract types Develop spot markets Improve operational capability to provide all LNG grades Develop various gas supply types Expand participation in downstream segment Expand participation throughout LNG value chain Diversify demand sources by geography Keep destination restrictions Keep long-term contracts 4. Cooperation and partnerships Create multilateral study group Experience sharing through GECF Signaling and awareness campaigns 29

30 Asia: examples of consumer and producer strategies Consumers Producers 1. Size and composition of market 2. Vertical integration 3. Competition and contracts Improve operational capability to receive all LNG grades Develop various gas demand types Procure through a single aggregator Expand participation in upstream segment Expand participation throughout LNG value chain Diversify supply sources by geography and substitutes Remove destination restrictions Review and diversify contract types Develop spot markets Improve operational capability to provide all LNG grades Develop various gas supply types Expand participation in downstream segment Expand participation throughout LNG value chain Diversify demand sources by geography Keep destination restrictions Keep long-term contracts 4. Cooperation and partnerships Create multilateral study group Experience sharing through GECF Signaling and awareness campaigns 30

31 Asia: examples of consumer and producer strategies Consumers Producers 1. Size and composition of market 2. Vertical integration 3. Competition and contracts Improve operational capability to receive all LNG grades Develop various gas demand types Procure through a single aggregator Expand participation in upstream segment Expand participation throughout LNG value chain Diversify supply sources by geography and substitutes Remove destination restrictions Review and diversify contract types Develop spot markets Improve operational capability to provide all LNG grades Develop various gas supply types Expand participation in downstream segment Expand participation throughout LNG value chain Diversify demand sources by geography Keep destination restrictions Keep long-term contracts 4. Cooperation and partnerships Create multilateral study group Experience sharing through GECF Signaling and awareness campaigns 31

32 Final remarks 32