2010 Global Petroleum Show & Conference
- June 8-10, 2010
W.P. (Bill) Gwozd, P.Eng., Vice President, Gas Services
"North American Supply & Demand"
While gas prices in 2009 were below the average full cycle cost of finding and producing natural gas, gas demand in North America was healthy
and strong enough to support LNG imports from several countries around the world. Will this LNG import trend continue and if so, to what extent?
Coupled with double digit North America gas supply basin decline rates, learn which gas basin(s?) is/are growing at low gas prices and concurrently,
why gas demand for the world scale Alberta oil sands projects continue to grow with a steady uphill climb. See first hand how new growth from Shale Gas,
Tight Gas, and CBM dovetail into the gas supply/demand projections to include gas supply from both Alaska and the Mackenzie Delta over the next decade.
This is important to assist in your long range planning and business opportunity development in North America.