ERIA Research Project

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  LNG Market Development in Asia 

  Kobayashi, Yoshikazu; Li, Yanfei (Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia, 2019-08-30)

  Expansion of the US natural gas resource base offers considerable potential to further develop both LNG and pipeline exports, and contributes to higher economic growth. Providing a long-term and cost-effective value chain is an ongoing challenge. Nevertheless, new markets are emerging. Traditional Asian LNG-consuming countries such as Republic of Korea and Taipei,China, and countries in Southeast ...

  Expansion of the US natural gas resource base offers considerable potential to further develop both LNG and pipeline exports, and contributes to higher economic growth. Providing a long-term and cost-effective value chain is an ongoing challenge. ...
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  Natural Gas Master Plan for Myanmar 

  Kobayashi, Yoshikazu; Han, Phoumin (Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia, 2018-12-30)

  Myanmar is the largest country in mainland Southeast Asia, with 14 states and regions, and a land area of 676,577 square kilometres (Figure 1.1). Bordered by China, Thailand, and India, Myanmar occupies a strategically important position in Southeast Asia. Central states such as Yangon and Mandalay, which contain large cities, have a higher population density, while the northeastern states of Kachin ...

  Myanmar is the largest country in mainland Southeast Asia, with 14 states and regions, and a land area of 676,577 square kilometres (Figure 1.1). Bordered by China, Thailand, and India, Myanmar occupies a strategically important position in Southeast ...
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  Summary of ERIA Research Project 2017 - 2018 

  Hapsari, Tyagita Silka (Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia, 2018-12-30)

  Summary of ERIA Research Projects for 2017 -2018.

  Summary of ERIA Research Projects for 2017 -2018.
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  Seeking Optimal Solutions for Delivering Liquefied Natural Gas to Mid-Sized and Large Islands in the Philippines 

  Kimura, Shigeru (Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia, 2018-10-30)

  The Philippines uses natural gas produced in the Malampaya gas field for power generation. However, supplies from this field will be depleted by 2022 and the gas sales and purchase agreement will end in 2024. Unless a new gas field is developed, the Philippines will become more dependence on imports of gas for power generation. Coal is the main fuel imported for power generation, but it will be ...

  The Philippines uses natural gas produced in the Malampaya gas field for power generation. However, supplies from this field will be depleted by 2022 and the gas sales and purchase agreement will end in 2024. Unless a new gas field is developed, the ...

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