The Outlook for Natural Gas and LNG in China in the War against Air Pollution [GGP]
The outlook for gas demand in China is one of the most important questions facing the global gas market, as it will have significant consequences for gas producers and consumers across the world. The rapid rise in China’s gas demand has been catalysed by environmental concerns, in particular air quality, in the country’s major cities and the authors of this report, Akira Miyamoto and Chikako Ishiguro, provide a detailed analysis of the progress that has been made in introducing environmental legislation to pursue the goal of cleaning up China’s skies. They consider the impact that this has had on gas consumption in China over the past decade before analysing the major goals of the Blue Sky Action Plan and outlining its potential consequences for gas demand over the next two to three years.
DOWNLOAD: The Outlook for Natural Gas and LNG in China in the War against Air Pollution by Akira Miyamoto and Chikako Ishiguro, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies (OIES)
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