The Global Context for Alaskan Oil and LNG
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1 The Global Context for Alaskan Oil and LNG PRESENTED TO LSI Energy in Alaska Conference PRESENTED BY Paul R. Carpenter Steven H. Levine Anul Thapa December 12, 2016 Copyright 2015 The Brattle Group, Inc.
2 Agenda What s changed since last year? The evolution of oil & gas prices Is the gap still important for LNG economics? Prospects for global LNG trade now that the U.S. is exporting Long term LNG supply and demand forecasts LNG and renewables The global positioning of Alaska LNG Key indicators to watch going forward 1 brattle.com
3 What s changed since last year? An OPEC agreement to cut oil production US shale production costs have continued to decline New Australian and US Gulf Coast LNG exports are a reality Global LNG market is glutted Spot LNG prices have fallen further putting new LNG project economics under water New LNG project FID s delayed in US and Canada Majors have backed away from the Alaska LNG project and the State has stepped forward 2 brattle.com
4 Oil Prices will they recover? OPEC cut is interesting in the short run, but faces significant headwinds in the longer run Even if successful, the volume of cuts is relatively insignificant Inventories have grown tremendously and cuts may (or may not) be offset by withdrawal from storage Success of OPEC deal will depend on non-opec supply response (including Russia) and global demand response Higher prices will induce greater US shale production US shale marginal costs of production support continued development at prices >= $30/bbl 3 brattle.com
5 The Economist cover Dec 5, brattle.com
6 Non-OPEC production growth swamps OPEC cut Source: 5 brattle.com
7 Crude oil inventories are impressively high U.S. Commercial Crude Oil Stock 6 brattle.com
8 U.S. shale oil cost of production has continued to fall Source: An Early Christmas Present for Shale Producers: The New Economics of Oil Will Prevail, Notes at the Margin, Volume XX, No. 49, December 5, brattle.com
9 The oil supply curve does not support high future prices Source: 8 brattle.com
10 Oil/gas prices and LNG economics It used to be conventional wisdom that the larger the gap between oil and natural gas prices, the better the economics of new LNG projects Price available for incremental LNG (in Asia) was defined by the next best alternative (oil for power generation) Long term LNG contracts were priced in relation to oil (JCC) The post-financial crisis gap spawned a glut of new liquefaction The gap has now been closed for several years and world LNG prices have converged in the face of the LNG supply increase What role will oil prices play (if any) in future LNG economics? Will oil-linkage continue to be used for long-term LNG contracting? Future LNG projects will compete on the basis of feedstock gas supply economics, infrastructure costs, and distance to market 9 brattle.com
11 The oil/gas price gap has closed 10 brattle.com
12 Asian LNG prices have also collapsed Source: Kah, Marianne, World Oil & Gas Markets Impact on Alaska, ConocoPhillips, data sourced from Bloomberg. 11 brattle.com
13 Before the Collapse Accessed at on December 4, brattle.com
14 After the collapse 13 brattle.com
15 Wood Mac s view of LNG economics Source: Alaska LNG Competitiveness Study, WoodMackenzie, August brattle.com
16 Near-term LNG oversupply Global LNG markets are oversupplied LNG exports from the US started in 2016 Increase in LNG exports from new Australian/Papua New Guinea projects (up to 5 Bcf/d will come on-line between ) Sharp slowdown in Chinese demand growth No growth/reduction in Japanese and Korean demand, in part due to nuclear fleet restart Some evidence that certain buyers have over-committed to long-term contracts, hence cargo redirections and contract on-sales Apparent slowdown in long-term contracting for new supplies Five LNG export projects have been canceled or suspended in (9 Bcf/d) and one plant has been switched off (3.3 Bcf/d); in 2016, Jordan Cove became the first LNG export project to be denied a permit by FERC 15 brattle.com
17 Exports of U.S. Gulf Coast LNG began in brattle.com
18 Spot and short-term LNG trades increasing rapidly Many players in LNG markets are looking to procure flexible volumes of LNG, resulting in a large increase in short to medium-term duration portfolio deals Global spot and short-term trades 9.2 Bcf/d in % of total trade 7% increase from 2013 to 2014 Source: EIA (September 2015), accessed at on December 4 th 2015 Main sources of spot and shortterm LNG Middle East (43%) Atlantic Basin (36%) Asia Pacific (21%) Several Asian countries (Japan, China, Singapore) are contemplating trading hubs 17 brattle.com
19 And new project economics are under water US Gulf Coast Project: HH Price $2.00 $4.00/MMBtu % HH Liquefaction cost Transport to Asia Delivered price $ $10.40/MMBtu New LNG spot/contract prices $ $7.00/MMBtu Deliveries will continue to be made from completed projects even if fixed liquefaction costs are not fully recovered, but new projects will not be forthcoming 18 brattle.com
20 WEO gas forecast by region (New Policies Scenario) shows predominant growth in China, Middle East, Africa and India Natural Gas Demand by Region in WEO Reference Case: New Policies Scenario (Bcf/d) Region/Country Demand less 2014 Demand 2040 Demand less 2014 Demand [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] Americas United States Europe Asia Oceania (2) (1) Japan (3) (3) OECD E. Europe/Eurasia Russia (2) (0) Asia China India Middle East Africa Latin America Non-OECD World Sources and Notes: The Brattle Group. [2] - [6]: OECD/IEA 2016 World Energy Outlook, IEA Publishing. License: [7]: [4] - [2] [8]: [6] - [2] The New Policies Scenario takes account of policy plans and commitments announced by countries, regardless of the degree of implementation of these plans. Gas demand growth to 2040 expected to be particularly strong in China (40 Bcf/d), the Middle East (35 Bcf/d), Africa (18 Bcf/d), and India (13 Bcf/d) Expected to decline in Japan and Russia Japan: nuclear restarts reducing reliance on natural gas imports Europe forecasted to grow but at a much slower pace LNG market growth likely to depend heavily on China and India demand growth Gas demand growth remains highly uncertain and can be met by indigenous production, pipeline imports, and/or LNG imports 19 brattle.com
21 China has competitive alternatives for its supply Natural gas demand has grown 10x between 1995 and 2014 Future Russian pipeline gas imports: In May 2014, a 30-year deal was signed with Russia for ~3.7 Bcf/d (beginning 2019) through the eastern route In May 2015, a 30-year HOA was signed with Russia for ~3.0 Bcf/d through the western route, but there are now indefinite delays due to a decline in Chinese pipeline gas demand Domestic production (under the WEO New Policies Scenario) Conventional gas output to remain between Bcf/d Shale gas production expected to increase to 8.7 Bcf/d by 2040 Other unconventional gas sources (e.g. tight gas, coalbed methane, coalto-gas projects) projected to produce between Bcf/d by 2040 LNG options China LNG imports from Australia set to increase by ~2.0+ Bcf/d by 2017 Russian LNG also an alternative Will demand growth continue? Effect of population growth? Competition with renewables? Government environmental regulations? 20 brattle.com
22 Cost of wind generation at high capacity factor is already competitive with generation using LNG in China Breakeven Analysis for Wind Renewables and Gas-Fired Combined Cycle in China Based on Forecasted Delivered Cost of LNG from US to China Source: Brattle Group analysis. 21 brattle.com
23 Cost of PV is not competitive with generation using LNG currently in China, but could change by 2025 Breakeven Analysis for Solar Renewables and Gas-Fired Combined Cycle in China Based on Forecasted Delivered Cost of LNG from US to China Source: Brattle Group analysis. 22 brattle.com
24 Status of proposed new LNG projects outside the U.S. Australia/Papua New Guinea 5 Bcf/d of LNG export projects under construction (with on-line dates ) Large projects (capital costs of $30-$60 billion per project) Projects facing substantial cost overruns Not all fully subscribed (e.g., Gorgon LNG) Asian buyers looking for cheaper alternatives 6 Bcf/d proposed 8 Bcf/d currently operational Canada 44 Bcf/d of proposed LNG export projects Most in British Columbia; some in Nova Scotia and Quebec None under construction Chinese companies participating in some Canadian projects PetroChina (LNG Canada), Sinopec (Pacific NorthWest LNG), CNOOC (Aurora LNG) Government announced tax breaks for LNG development in Feb 2015 Africa Large gas fields offshore East Africa Mozambique (250 trillion cubic feet) Tanzania (30 trillion cubic feet) Andarko and Eni have plans to build four Mozambique LNG plants with 30 million tons of annual production Asian governments (Thailand, India, Japan, and others) are securing early stakes in East African projects 23 brattle.com
25 Status of proposed U.S. projects ~56.0 Bcf/d Most (50.2 Bcf/d) proposed in the Gulf Coast 2.4 Bcf/d East Coast, 1.2 Bcf/d West Coast, 2.6 Bcf/d project in Alaska 5 plants under construction (Sabine Pass, Freeport, Cameron LNG, Cove Point, and Corpus Christi) 11 (15.2 Bcf/d) with DOE approval for exports to non-fta countries Sabine Pass (4.1 Bcf/d), Freeport (1.8 Bcf/d), Lake Charles (2.0 Bcf/d), Cameron (3.5 Bcf/d), Cove Point (0.8 Bcf/d), Jordan Cove (0.8 Bcf/d), Carib Energy (0.04 Bcf/d), Corpus Christi (2.1 Bcf/d), American LNG Marketing (0.01 Bcf/d), Floridian Natural Gas Storage Company (0.04 Bcf/d), and Flint Hills (0.01 Bcf/d). 8 (15 Bcf/d) with FERC approval Sabine Pass (2.8 Bcf/d), Freeport (2.1 Bcf/d), Cameron (3.5 Bcf/d), Dominion Cove Point (0.8 Bcf/d), Corpus Christi (2.1 Bcf/d), Lake Charles (2.2 Bcf/d), Magnolia (1.1 Bcf/d), Southern LNG (0.4 Bcf/d) The first US LNG exports began in early 2016 (Cheniere) 24 brattle.com
26 To what extent will global demand call for additional export capacity? 25 brattle.com
27 Key risk factors for Alaska LNG Project cost Insufficient demand growth post-2020 to rebalance the market China/India uncertainties Climate policy and renewables Supply competition Ability of US Gulf Coast and Australian projects to expand cheaply Pipeline substitutes for LNG in key markets (e.g., China) Indigenous shale gas production growth in Asia Technology small-scale floating LNG Will Alaska project be sufficiently inframarginal that customers will be willing to commit to LT contracts in advance of construction? Higher US domestic gas price is unambiguously good for Alaska LNG 26 brattle.com
28 Wood Mac s view of LNG economics Source: Alaska LNG Competitiveness Study, WoodMackenzie, August brattle.com
29 Key Indicators to Watch Going Forward Lower-48 gas production, Gulf Coast exports, and the evolution of Lower- 48 prices (higher prices are better for Alaska) Does a sustained LNG glut and low oil-price/high feedstock gas-price environment result in a moratorium on new competing LNG projects, including expansions? Will China s economy grow sufficiently to drive post-2020 demand for gas/lng? Will a change in climate and renewables policies affect the global demand for gas/lng? Can the Alaska project s capital costs be controlled sufficiently to make it economic relative to competing projects and expansions? 28 brattle.com
30 The Brattle Group The Brattle Group provides consulting and expert testimony in economics, finance, and regulation to corporations, law firms, and governments around the world. Many of our engagements are related to energy and utility regulation in such areas as: Climate Change Policy and Planning Cost of Capital Energy Asset Valuation Fuel and Power Procurement Regulatory Strategy and Litigation Support Renewables Risk Management Market Design and Competitive Analysis Paul Carpenter specializes in the economics of the natural gas, oil and electric utility industries. He holds a PhD in Applied Economics and an MS in Management from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a BA in economics from Stanford University. He is a Principal and Chairman of The Brattle Group Steven Levine is a Principal of The Brattle Group who specializes in energy and regulatory economics, with a particular focus on the natural gas and petroleum industries. He received a B.A. in economics from Brandeis University and an M.B.A. with a concentration in finance from Columbia Business School. Anul Thapa is an Associate of The Brattle Group with expertise in the regulation and economics of the natural gas and electricity markets. He received an MBA with a concentration in finance from MIT Sloan School of Management and a B.A. magna cum laude in Mathematics and Computer Science from DePauw University. 29 brattle.com
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