Examines the development of the LNG business over the past 50 years and examines how the industry will change over the coming 15 years, faced by unprecedented challenges to its historic business model.

Introduction Anne-Sophie Corbeau 1. Looking Back at history: the early development of LNG supplies and markets Jonathan Stern and Ken Koyama 2. The Maturing of the LNG Business Anne-Sophie Corbeau and Andy Flower 3. The Changing Commercial Structure of the Upstream and Midstream Business David Ledesma 4. Facilities, Infrastructure, and Costs Brian Songhurst, James T Jensen and Chris Le Fevre 5. Future LNG Supply: looking ahead, who will be the main potential LNG suppliers? James Henderson, James T Jensen and Anne-Sophie Corbeau 6. LNG Demand Potential Anouk Honore, Howard Rogers, Sylvie D’Apote and Anne-Sophie Corbeau 7. LNG as a Transport Fuel Chris Le Fevre 8. LNG Pricing: challenges in the late 2010s Joanthan Stern 9. LNG Contracts and Flexibility Anne-Sophie Corbeau 10. Conclusion: LNG markets – the great reconfiguration Anne-Sophie Corbeau Technical Appendix: introduction to LNG and LNG technologies Christopher Caswell