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LNG – Roaring Ahead
Where will it end?
Section FORAGE-PRODUCTION
Président : Jean-Marie LEPOUTRE
Section FRANCAISE DE LA SPE
Président : Patrick DELAPORTE
LUNDI 16 FEVRIER 2009
A 16H30
Auditorium Séquoia - IFP
1et 4 Avenue de Bois Préau – 92500 Rueil Malmaison *
Conférencier : John MORGAN, John M. Campbell & Company
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- Abstract -
Tremendous growth is driving the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) industry. New markets in the USA, Canada,
Europe and China compete for supplies with the traditional markets of Japan, Korea and Taiwan. Costcontainment pressures are affecting this capital intensive industry. Long lead-times and special contractual
relationships between sellers and buyers characterize the business. Technologies continue to evolve; the LNG
ships become ever larger and more numerous. Despite local resistance many new LNG import terminals are
being built – some now offshore.
New countries are becoming exporters. The base-load plants are almost doubling in train-size. The
LNGsupply-demand pattern has become increasingly complex. This presentation illustrates important
developments in the world of LNG. Changing technology, new trade patterns and the required investment
levels are touched upon in this exciting part of the oil and gas industry.
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- Biography -
John Morgan is based in Denver, Colorado and is President
of John M. Campbell & Company. His petroleum industry
career began in the 1960s at the Canadian Athabasca Oil
Sands and has encompassed responsibilities in the design,
start-up and troubleshooting of oil & gas facilities. He has
published extensively on sour gas treating, LNG training,
sulfur recovery, CO2 EOR and treating, materials of
construction, and cryogenic gas processing. He consults for
both North American and International clients. He also
performs training in LNG, oil & gas production facilities and
gas plants around the world. He is active in industry activities
including membership of the Editorial Review Board of the
Gas Processors Suppliers Association and the Advisory
Committee of the Laurance Reid Gas Conditioning
Conference and was formerly an Adjunct Professor of
Petroleum Engineering at the Colorado School of Mines. Mr.
Morgan holds a B.Sc. in Chemical Engineering from London
University, England, an M.E. in Chemical & Petroleum
Refinery Engineering from Colorado School of Mines, USA,
and is a Registered Professional Engineer in Colorado.