Gas-to-Liquids Market to be worth $5.30Bn by 2013

Monday 26 November 2012, Amsterdam

The Gas-to-Liquids market is therefore forecast to record strong growth over the next decade, as the perceived risk of Gas-to-Liquids technology declines and the revenue streams the technology can create in the current energy trading climate are realised.

The lead analyst of the Gas-to-Liquids report commented that ‘Gas-to-Liquids facilities are becoming increasingly attractive as a consensus emerges that the differential between the gas and oil price will remain large beyond the medium-term. With inexpensive and plentiful gas, hugely significant revenue streams can be created as Gas-to-Liquids plants in Qatar are currently demonstrating. There is also justifiable and growing interest in small-scale Gas-to-Liquids technology monetising associated and stranded gases; this emerging sub-market will grow exponentially over the next decade’.

The report contains 95 tables, charts and graphs that add visual analysis in order to explain developing trends within the Gas-to-Liquids market. This report provides forecasts for the period 2013-2023 in terms of capital expenditure (US$) on Gas-to-Liquids facilities. There is a breakdown of 10 leading markets, including one worldwide emerging submarket – the Associated and Stranded Gas-to-Liquids market. In addition to this, there are another five potential national markets analysed.

A company’s chapter provides extensive and detailed profiles, analysis and outlooks for the three leading companies in the Gas-to-Liquids market; this includes detailing the current projects, contracts, M&A activity, strategic focus and future outlook of the companies. 22 other companies active in the market are also profiled. Lastly, 4 interviews from prominent figures within the Gas-to-Liquids industry provide expert insight alongside analysis.

The Gas-to-Liquids Market 2013-2023 will be of value to current and potential future investors into the Gas-to-Liquids industry. It will also benefit companies and research centres who wish to broaden their knowledge of a market that will have a significant role to play in the future of the oil and gas industry.