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LNG as a Business Opportunity for the South Baltic Sea Area Rostock/Warnemünde, 09.01.2014 Anatoli Beifert Head of EU Project Center anatoli.beifert@hs-wismar.de +49 3841 753 7634

Agenda 1. Know WHY? Role of Gas in the E-27 Energy Mix Price Developments of Natural Gas & LNG Why LNG and LNG Role in the EU Gas Imports 2. Know WHAT? MarTech LNG Project 3. Know HOW? MarTech LNG Project activities

Wealth flows from Energy and Ideas. William Feather

History of Natural Gas Wealth flows from Energy and Ideas William Feather China first to use Methane 2500 years ago the Chinese started to hardness (pipe) the natural gas for the purpose of heating water to obtain salt* In England since 1659 Lenoir-Gas-Engine (1860) http://www.autofoundry.com/ In USA first mass use since 1816 in gas lamps to illuminate the streets of Baltimore

EU-27 Energy Mix Source: EU Energy in Figures, 2012

http://www.iea.org/ Growth in total primary energy demand

EU-27 gas consumption by sector 40,00% 2011 35,00% 30,00% 25,00% 20,00% 15,00% 10,00% 5,00% 0,00% Power generation Households Industry Services Transport Source: Eurostat, Energy balance sheets 2010-2011. 2013 edition.

EU 27 GAS CONSUMPTION, IMPORTS AND PRODUCTION (IN TWH)

EU 27 GAS CONSUMPTION Q/Q-4 CHANGE (%)

EU 27 GDP CHANGE (%)

EU 27 CONSUMPTION AND IMPORTS OF GAS AND COAL COMPARED

Source: http://ec.europa.eu/energy/

EU LNG IMPORTS BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

Routes of LNG Transport 2010 http://www.eon.com/

COMPARISON OF WHOLESALE GAS PRICES UK vs. US

COMPARISON OF EU WHOLESALE GAS PRICES

LNG GAS PRICES IN EU MEMBER STATES

LNG PRICES IN EU, US, JAPAN AND KOREA

LNG Prices (2012) Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, http://gregor.us/

COMPARISON OF EU WHOLESALE GAS PRICES, THIRD QUARTER OF 2012

RETAIL GAS PRICES IN EU MEMBER STATES FOR HOUSEHOLDS (2012) http://ec.europa.eu/energy/observatory/gas

RETAIL GAS PRICES IN EU MEMBER STATES FOR INDUSTRIAL CONSUMERS (2012) http://ec.europa.eu/energy/observatory/gas

EU-27 gas consumption by sector 40,00% 2011 35,00% 30,00% 25,00% 20,00% 15,00% 10,00% 5,00% 0,00% Power generation Households Industry Services Transport Eurostat, Energy balance sheets 2010-2011. 2013 edition

Ratio of industrial energy prices relative to the US prices due to LNG imports Source: World Energy Outlook 2013

New developments in gas production and proceeding Shale gas revolution 25 Shale-gas share in total gas production from 2000 to 2010 from 0% to 29% 2010 USA totally refused from gas import due to home shale gas production Earlier imported gas to USA goes now to Asia & Europe non-pipeline transport LNG transport Gas handling increase in 2010 Via pipelines: 5,4% Via LNG: 22,6% In 2016 USA and Canada will start to export gas via LNG

Indicative economics of LNG export from the US Gulf Coast (at current prices) http://www.iea.org/

Selected LNG Projects in Mass Media

Selected LNG Projects in Mass Media http://www.rwe.com/

Selected LNG Projects in Mass Media http://www.gazprom.com/press/news/2013/december/article180443/

LNG facts 600 m³ become one cubic metre Natural gas (Methane / Ethane) cooled to -162 C LNG can be transported at near atmospheric pressure in special tanker vessels with insulated storage tanks. In the port of destination, it is heated in a simple process and returned to its gaseous state so it can be transported by pipeline to the end users Low-cost alternative to pipeline gas While the demand for natural gas is continuing to rise in both Germany and the EU, European gas production is declining Now (2012) LNG accounts for one quarter (ca. 25%) of the world's natural gas trade

Source [a]

LNG as Shipping Fuel Source: Norwegian Maritime Authority

Emissions Source: Norwegian Maritime Authority

Figure 5 Problem of LNG Infrastructure Development Source [a]

LNG Shiping fuel Opportunities LNG may replace heavy fuel oil and marine gas oil Challenges Gas / LNG fuel safety shall be further developed Underdeveloped LNG supply chain and deficit in bunkering station in ports Source: Norwegian Maritime Authority

Methane / LNG as Shipping Fuel A clean fuel Can meet the IMO tier 3 requirements on emissions Economical LNG has the potential to be economical competitive to heavy fuel oil (HFO) Quantity The predicted amount of natural gas is huge. May last for the next 1000 years if Gas Hydrates are included

50 year Safety record on LNG Shipping Source: Norwegian Maritime Authority

Accidents in conjunction with bunkering One problem with valve system on semitrailer. Very small spill onshore. One leakage on hose and a small spill of LNG onshore (1 liter) No other accident recorded in BSR till 01.09.2013 One LNG accident resulting in need to rebuild steel happened at one Yard before delivery

Know - WHAT Maritime Technology & Knowledge Transfer for LNG 40 EU Project South Baltic Cross-border Co-operation Programme 2007-2013 Project time Jan 2012 - Dec 2014 poss. Extension to 2015 Know-Who? - Partner-Network Klaipeda Science and Technology Park (LT) Klaipeda State Seaport Authority (LT) Klaipeda Shipping Research Centre (LT) Wismar University of Applied Sciences (DE) ATI erc ggmbh (DE) Maritime University of Szczecin (PL) Blekinge Institute of Technology (SE) Maritime Development Center of Europe (DK)

Know - HOW MarTech LNG Project s Main Activities 41 Mapping of regional LNG related interests & potential Promoting LNG technologies in the region Ensuring the durability of LNG content in the region Networking platform for future cooperation proposals and industry related tenders Outputs: Analysis of Supply chain for LNG infrastructure in the part. Regions LNG Promotion and competence building Training programmes Stimulation LNG related entrepreneurial activities

MarTech LNG Structure 1. LNG institutional profile 4. LNG future prospects 2. LNG supply chain SBSR LNG knowledge & competence map 5. LNG challenges 3. LNG initiatives and projects

Project Stakeholders Bunkering Shipbuilding & repair Storage Distributing Ports Shipping End-user technologies Authorities Classification societies Organisations / Associations Consultants 30 27 Number of Stakeholders 20 10 25 10 17 23 15 18 24 24 5 7 0 Distribution in the SBSR

Tracing LNG development in the SBSR Sassnitz

http://www.golng.eu/

Energy is the key to Creativity. Energy is the key to Life William Shatner Thank you!