Global Gas Processing Infrastructure Market 2016-2026

LONDON, March 30, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --

Capex & Capacity Forecasts and Project Details for Onshore Processing Plants

Investment in gas processing infrastructure is dictated by unique supply and demand circumstances in different geographies, such as the unconventional gas boom in the US and Canada and growth in the domestic demand for gas in places like the UAE and Saudi Arabia. The re-entrance of Iran in the global oil and gas sphere will result in large investments being made in order to process gas that will be produced from the remaining phases of the South Pars field. Russia will also be a major driver of growth in the global gas processing market as it has signed a 30 year contract to supply gas to China, and is therefore focused on constructing a plant that will exclusively process gas for Chinese exports.

The global gas processing market is set to witness continuous investment throughout the forecast period, though the location of these investments will vary significantly year-on-year. The current low oil price has resulted in a slowdown in investments on gas field developments, in turn delaying processing projects. However, most of these projects will not be cancelled as there is wider global requirement for gas with countries seeking to reduce their emission levels, utilising gas as a cleaner transitional fuel.

Visiongain calculates the global gas processing infrastructure market to be worth $12.88bnin 2016.

The report will answer questions such as:
• What will dictate investment in gas processing infrastructure over the coming 10 years?
• Where will the capital be deployed to undertake gas processing projects? Which countries will witness the most expenditure and why?
• What influences the development of small scale gas processing plants in North America? What is the likely trajectory of investment and why?
• How will Middle Eastern countries deal with increased domestic demand for gas?

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• What impact will Iran have on the market now that the sanctions on them have been lifted?
• What gas processing projects are under construction and planned?
• Who are the leading companies in the industry?

Six reasons why you must order and read this report today: 

1) The report provides CAPEX and capacity forecasts of the global gas processing infrastructure market from 2016-2026 

2) The report provides CAPEX forecasts and analysis for the 6 main regions investing in gas processing infrastructure projects from 2016-2026
- North America
- Middle East
- Russia & Caspian
- Africa
- Asia
- RoW

3) The report provides CAPEX and capacity forecasts, as well as analysis, for 16 national gas processing infrastructure markets from 2016-2026
- US
- Canada
- Iran
- UAE
- Saudi Arabia
- Oman
- Algeria
- Nigeria
- East Africa
- Ghana
- Russia
- Azerbaijan
- Uzbekistan
- Kazakhstan
- India
- China

4) The report includes tables of existing gas processing infrastructure throughout the world, as well as tables detailing under construction and proposed gas processing plants
Existing Infrastructure:
- Location
- Owner
- Number of plants
- Capacities

Under Construction and Proposed Plants:
- Project name
- Operator
- Cost
- EPC start date
- Project start date

5) The report also contains profiles (including market shares) of the leading companies involved in the gas processing infrastructure market (based on new project spending)
- ADCO
- ADNOC
- Chevron
- Gazprom
- Ghana Gas Company
- KazMunayGaz
- Lukoil
- Pars Oil & Gas Company
- Saudi Aramco
- SOCAR

6) The report is underpinned by consultation with experts in the gas processing market. The report includes the transcripts of exclusive interviews with:
- Twister BV
- ADI Analytics

Who should read this report?
• Anyone within the gas processing value chain
• CEOs
• COOs
• CIOs
• Business development managers
• Marketing managers
• Technologists
• Suppliers
• Investors
• Banks
• Government agencies
• Contractors

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Companies Mentioned in this Report 

Abraxas Petroleum Corp

Abu Dhabi Gas Development Company

ADCO

ADNOC

Aera Energy

Agave Energy

AltaGas

American Central Gas Companies

American Midstream Partners

Anadarko

Antelope Energy

Apache

Archirodon

ARM Midstream

Atlas Pipeline Partners

Australia Pacific LNG

Aux Sable

Azure Midstream

Banagas

Bear Paw Energy

BG Group

BHP Billiton

Black Hawk Gasoline

Blue Racer Midstream

Boardwalk Field Services

BP

Brass Fertilizer Company

Brea Canyon Oil Company

Burlington Resources

Caballo Energy

Cabin Creek Gas

Calpine Natural Gas

Canbriam Energy

Cantera Natural Gas

Canyon Gas Resources

Canyon Midstream Partners

Cardinal Midstream

Carl E. Gungoli

Carrera Gas

CDM Max

CenterPoint Energy

Cherokee Gas Processing

Chevron

Chinn Exploration

Chiyoda

Citation Oil & Gas Corp

CNPC

Colorado Interstate Gas Company

Columbia Gas Transmission Corp

Columbus III Production Company

Consolidated Contractors Company

Copano Processing

Cornerstone Natural Gas

Costar Midstream

Crestwood Midstream Partners

Crimson Resource Management

Crockett Gas Processing

Custom Energy Construction

Cutbank Ridge Partnership

Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering

Dart Oil & Gas

Davis Gas Processing

DCP Midstream

Delaware Basin Gas Processing LLC

Devon Gas Services

Dominion Resources

Dominion Transmission

Dornick Hills Midstream

Edison

Elkhorn Field Services

Enable Midstream Partners

Enbridge Energy Partners

EnCana

Enel

Enerfin

Energy Production Corp

Energy Transfer Company

ENI

EnLink Midstream

Enterprise Products Partners

ExxonMobil

FosterWheeler

Gas Management Company

Gazprom

Ghana Gas Company

Greenshaw Energy

Groupement Isarene

Groupement Reggane

Gulf Coast Fractionators

GulfTerra Energy Partners

Haldor Topsøe A/S

Harken Energy

Hess

HH Star Energy

Hiland Partners

Hilcorp Energy

Howard Energy Partners

Howell Petroleum Corp

Hunt Oil

Huntington Energy

Hyundai Engineering

Hyundai Heavy Industries

Inergy Propane

Inpex

Interline Energy Services

J.L. Davis

JGC

JP Oil

KazMunayGaz (KMG)

KBR

Kentucky Hydrocarbon

Kerr-McGee Energy

Kinder Morgan

Koch

Kuwait Energy

LaGrange Acquisition

LINN Energy

Lone Star Pipeline

Long Beach Oil Development

Louisiana Land & Exploration

Lukoil

Magnum Hunter Resources

Marathon

MarkWest Energy Partners

Merit Resources

Meritage Midstream Services

Merrion Oil & Gas Corp

Michigan Consolidated Gas

Mid-Michigan Gas Storage

Mitsui

Momentum

Mustang Fuel Corp

NIGC

Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation

NIPIgaz

Norcen Explorer

Nuevo Energy

Nuevo Midstream

Oando Gas and Power

Oasis Petroleum

Octagon Resources

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Energy

Omnimex

ONEOK

ONGC (Oil and Natural Gas Corporation)

Ophir Energy

Oxy

Paladin Energy Partners

Panhandle Energy

Pars Oil & Gas Company

Patina Oil & Gas Corp

Pavilion Energy

PDO

PEDEC

Pembina Pipeline

Pennant Midstream

PennTex Midstream Partners

Pertamina

Petro Chem Operating Company

Petroceltic

PetroChina

Petrofac

Petronas

Phillips Petroleum

Pioneer Natural Resources

PJSC Sibur Holding

Plains Gas Processing

Prism Gas Systems

Prowers Gas Gathering Corp

PSI Midstream

Pueblo Midstream Gas Corp

Pursue Energy

PV Gas

PVR Midstream

Qatar Petroleum

QEP Resources

Quantum Energy Partners

Questar Exploration

Quicksilver Resources

Ratuena Exploration

Rayven Gas Processing

Regard Resources

Regency Energy Partners

Repsol

Rex Energy

RSEC

RWE DEA

Saipem

Sanchez Energy & Targa Resources JV

Sandlin Oil

Saudi Aramco

SemCAMS

Seneca Resources

Seven Generations Energy

Shannon Energy Corp

Shell

Signal

SOCAR

Sonatrach

Sotcker Resources

Southcross Energy

Spectrum Field Services

Statoil

Sterling Energy

Stone Energy

Sulphur River Exploration

Sulphur River Gathering

Summit Midstream Partners

Superior Pipeline Company

Tall Oak Midstream

Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation

Targa

Targa Resources

Teak Midstream

Tecnicas Reunidas

Tecnimont

Technip

Tejas Gas Corp

Timberland Gathering & Processing

Tom Brown Inc

Torch Operating Company

Total

TPAO

True Oil Company

Twister BV

Unit Corp

Unocal

Upham Oil & Gas

Utica East Ohio Midstream

Uzbekneftegas

Valence Operating

Venoco

Vernon E. Faulconer Inc

Versado Gas Processors

Victoria Oil & Gas

Vintage Petroleum

Vitol

Walsh Production

Western Gas Resources

Whiting Petroleum

Williams Partners

Wiser Oil Company

WTG Gas Processing

XTO Energy

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