China's LNG supply could increase by approximately 10% in 2023, from 82.3 million tonnes in 2022, data from OilChem showed.
To be commissioned LNG terminals in 2023 (Unit: million t/y)
|
Project |
Region |
Estimated Production Time |
Total Future Capacity |
|
Wenzhou LNG Terminal (under construction) |
East China |
2023 |
10 |
|
Wenzhou Huagang LNG Terminal's Phase I 3 million t/y Project |
East China |
Phase I in March 2023 |
10 |
|
Xintian Tangshan LNG Terminal (Phase I has been completed but not put into operation) |
North China |
Phase I in 2023 |
12 |
|
Zhejiang Jun'an Energy's Damaiyu Energy - LNG Transit Storage and Transportation Project |
East China |
June 2023 |
6 |
|
Tianjin Nangang LNG Terminal (Phase I has been completed but not put into operation) |
North China |
2023 |
5 |
|
Longkou Nanshan LNG Storage Project |
North China |
2023 |
20 |
|
Sinopec Longkou LNG Terminal |
North China |
October 2023 |
20 |
|
PipeChina Tianjin Nanjiang LNG Terminal |
North China |
Phase II in September 2023 |
A total of 12 |
|
Sinopec Tianjin LNG Terminal (Phase II under construction) |
North China |
October 2023 |
|
|
Guangzhou LNG Peak-shaving Terminal (proposed Phase II project) |
South China |
June 2023 |
3 |
|
Zhangzhou LNG Terminal |
South China |
2023 |
6.4 |
Source: OilChem
Among those new and expanded terminals showed above, about 34 million t/y of new capacity is scheduled to be commissioned in 2023, with a half likely to come into stream in the first half of 2023. By the operation of these terminals, long-term LNG import contract volumes will increase by 7.655 million tonnes or 10% in 2023, accounting for about 10% of current undergoing long-term contracts, learned from OilChem.
To be commissioned domestic LNG plants in 2023 (Unit: '000 t/y)
|
Project |
Location |
Gas Type |
Capacity |
|
Guanghui Energy's Shan Shan LNG Plant |
Xinjiang |
PNG |
200 |
|
Xinjiang Dexin Gas |
Xinjiang |
PNG |
200 |
|
Hami Hongtong Energy's LNG Project |
Xinjiang |
PNG |
200 |
|
Bazhou Hongtong Energy's LNG Project |
Xinjiang |
PNG |
200 |
|
Hami Jurong Energy Gas's LNG Project |
Xinjiang |
PNG |
400 |
|
Xinjiang Xinjingteng Petrochemical's LNG Project |
Xinjiang |
PNG |
70 |
|
Ningxia Changming Natural Gas Development's LNG Project Phase II |
Ningxia |
PNG |
140 |
|
Jiaxian Hongyuan Natural Gas's LNG Project |
Shaanxi |
PNG |
480 |
|
Chongqing Bojie Energy's LNG Project Phase II |
Chongqing |
PNG |
70 |
|
Etuokeqianqi Kesi Oil and Gas Chemical |
Inner Mongolia |
PNG |
200 |
|
Inner Mongolia Tianlifeng Natural Gas Industry Chain Project |
Inner Mongolia |
PNG |
200 |
|
Shanxi Fengbai Energy Yonghe LNG Liquefaction Peak Shaving Project |
Shanxi |
PNG |
200 |
|
Inner Mongolia Huiteng Energy and Chemical Coal-to-gas Project |
Inner Mongolia |
Coal-to-gas |
600 |
|
Ordos Hongji Yitai Energy Phase II Project |
Inner Mongolia |
PNG |
340 |
Source: OilChem
As for domestic LNG plants, according to OilChem, there are 14 new LNG plants to be commissioned in 2023, with a total capacity of 3.5 million t/y. Based on a 50% operating rate, domestic LNG supply will increase by 1.75 million tonnes in 2023, accounting for 10% of total domestic LNG production in 2022.
Written by Sunny Fang, fss@oilchem.net
Edited by Navy Liu, navy@oilchem.net