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Wednesday, 27 November 2013

Global Floating LNG (FLNG) Market Trends Outlook and Investment Prospects to 2020: Recent Release Report



Global Floating LNG (FLNG) Trends Outlook and Investment Prospects to 2020 - Over $70 Billion Capital Investments to Float Offshore

Global Floating LNG (FLNG) Trends Outlook and Investment Prospects to 2020- Over $70 Billion Capital Investments to Float Offshore is a unique and comprehensive research work on global floating LNG industry.

The report from LNGANALYSIS quotes that ‘over $70 Billion will be spent on FLNG projects between 2012 and 2020, averaging at $8.3 Billion per year with investment peaking in 2017’. The research work focuses on the accelerating pace of change in FLNG markets, technologies, investment scenarios- and what this means for operators, constructors, consumers, investors and policy makers. Amidst tight market conditions in global LNG industry, the report provides detailed outlook into global FLNG markets.


The compulsory guide for companies involved in FLNG markets identifies the key trends, drivers and challenges along with detailed annual outlook of each of the market to 2020. It also evaluates potential investment and new entry/ expansion opportunities in all the emerging and existing FLNG markets. Technology insights and developments, current status of terminals (FEED, FID, EPC), competition, latest industry developments are analyzed in detail. Global planned Floating liquefaction and regasification projects in the industry along with outlook of capital expenditure, capacity, competition, supply-demand, market structure to 2020 are detailed in the report.

The report ensures that you do not fall behind in the race of investing in FLNG industry and ensures that your investments are focused in correct locations. Through detailed analysis on each of the segment of global FLNG value chain, the report enables you to identify key markets, companies, technologies and facilities being used in global and regional FLNG industry. The research work is designed in a user friendly style and ensures that reader with limited prior knowledge of FLNG technologies and concepts also can get detailed and focused insights into the industry.

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TABLE OF CONTENT

1 TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.1 List of Tables
1.2 List of Figures

2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2.1 Over $75 Billion to be Spent on FLNG Industry between 2012 and 2020
2.1.1 Global FLNG Capex to Peak in 2017
2.1.2 Asia Pacific to Attract Largest Capital Investments Worldwide to 2020
2.2 Global Floating Regasification Capacity to Account for 15% of Total LNG Capacity in 2020

3 GLOBAL FLNG INDUSTRY OUTLOOK TO 2020
3.1 Global FLNG Snapshot, 2013
3.2 Global FLNG Liquefaction and Regasification Capacity Forecast, 2005-2020
3.2.1 Global FLNG Liquefaction Capacity Forecast to 2020
3.2.2 Global FLNG Regasification Capacity Forecast to 2020
3.2.3 Forecasted FLNG Liquefaction Capacity by Region, 2015-2020
3.2.4 Historical and Forecasted FLNG Regasification Capacity by Region, 2005-2020

4 FLNG TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTS
4.1 Mooring Systems
4.1.1 Internal Turret Mooring Systems
4.1.2 External Turret Mooring Systems
4.1.3 Disconnectable Turret Mooring Systems
4.1.4 Spread Turret Mooring Systems
4.1.5 Tower Yoke Mooring Systems
4.1.6 Conventional Buoy Systems
4.2 Offloading Systems
4.2.1 Side-by-Side Offloading
4.2.2 Single Point Offloading
4.2.3 Tandem Offloading

5 GLOBAL PLANNED FLNG PROJECTS- FEED RESULTS, FID AND NEXT DEVELOPMENT PHASES
5.1 Planned FLNG Liquefaction Projects- Current Status
5.2 Planned FLNG Regasification Projects- Current Status

6 GLOBAL FLNG ANNUAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURE OUTLOOK, 2012- 2020
6.1 Global FLNG Capex Outlook by Type, 2012- 2020
6.2 Global FLNG Capex Outlook by Region, 2012- 2020
6.3 Terminal wise Capex Details- Liquefaction
6.4 Terminal wise Capex Details- Regasification

7 ASIA PACIFIC FLNG INDUSTRY OUTLOOK TO 2020
7.1 Asia Pacific FLNG Trends and Investment Drivers
7.1.1 Asia Pacific Contributes to 46% of Global FLNG Export Capacity and 33% of Global FLNG Import Capacity by 2020
7.1.2 Asia Pacific Buyers plan New FLNG Terminals Amidst Limited Cross-Country Pipelines
7.1.3 Robust growth in Gas demand Forces Indonesia to plan new FLNG Import plants
7.1.4 Australian Companies keen on Developing FLNG Plants as Base Load Terminals Face Cost and Labor Challenges
7.1.5 Papua New Guinea Plans to Develop its First FLNG Plant by 2017
7.2 Asia Pacific FLNG- Overview

8 EUROPE FLNG MARKET OUTLOOK TO 2020
8.1 Europe FLNG Trends and Investment Drivers to 2020
8.1.1 Despite Slow Economic Growth, FLNG Investments in the Region Remain Steady
8.1.2 European FLNG regasification capacity to more than triple by 2020
8.1.3 Grupo Falcione to Lead Europe FLNG Market in 2020
8.1.4 Seven European Countries Plan Floating Terminals to Gain from the US LNG Supplies
8.1.5 Europe to Invest 16% of LNG Regasification Investments in Offshore Terminals
8.2 Europe FLNG- Overview

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9 MIDDLE EAST AFRICA FLNG MARKET OUTLOOK TO 2020
9.1 Middle East Africa FLNG Trends and Investment Drivers to 2020
9.1.1 KNPC Continues to lead the Middle East Africa FLNG Market
9.1.2 Israel Moors the Temporary FSRU till First Gas Supplies from Tamar/Dalit Fields
9.1.3 Iraq to Award EPC Contract for Iraq LNG Terminal Planned to Reduce Gas Flaring
9.1.4 Bahrain Plans new FSRU Terminal amidst Soaring Gas Demand
9.1.5 South African Oil and Gas Major Petro SA Plans to Announce EPC Tenders for Mossel Bay FLNG in 2013
9.2 Middle East Africa FLNG- Overview

10 NORTH AMERICA FLNG MARKET OUTLOOK TO 2020
10.1 North America FLNG Trends and Investment Drivers to 2020
10.1.1 Excelerate Plans the first Floating Liquefaction Terminal in the US
10.1.2 Shale Gas Developments Stall Almost All Planned Investments in North America FLNG regasification industry
10.1.3 North America planning $10.2 Billion Capex for FLNG Export Projects
10.1.4 The US Continues to dominate the Global FLNG Industry in Short Term Future
10.1.5 North America LNG Import Prices Continue to Be the Lowest Globally
10.2 North America FLNG Industry- Key Statistics of 2013 and 2020 
 
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Tuesday, 26 November 2013

Home Insurance Market Growth & Forecast Attractiveness Industry Research Report In UK - November 2013: Worldwide Business Survey



Home Insurance - UK - November 2013

The cost of a policy relative to the competition is the primary factor that determines whether or not a home insurance policyholder stays with their existing provider after shopping around. The good news for providers is that customers are generally willing to tolerate a slight increase in premiums. However, raising premiums too quickly or steeply will create an opportunity for another provider to steal away business.


Table of Content

Introduction

Abbreviations

Executive Summary

The market
Steady rise in gross written premiums set to resume
Figure 1: Gross written domestic property insurance premiums – fan chart, 2008-18
Sector segmentation
Three-fifths of policies sold via intermediaries and bancassurance
Market factors
Improvement in economic performance and housing market
Home insurance premiums have softened but remain susceptible to sudden rises
Figure 2: Average home insurance market and shoparound* premiums (quarterly basis), October 2009-October 2013
Number of claims continues to fall but average values have risen by 9% since 2007
Companies, brands and innovation
Direct Line Group, LBG and Aviva in a close battle for the top spot in the market
Figure 3: Top five domestic property insurance parent groups, by GWP, 2012
Aviva and Direct Line are the most trusted brands
Figure 4: Attitudes towards and usage of brands in the home insurance sector, July 2013
Home insurance adspend down by 21% in 2013
Provider innovations and developments
The consumer
Three in four adults own a home insurance product
Figure 5: Ownership of home insurance and other types of general insurance, September 2013
More use price comparison sites for researching than for purchasing
Figure 6: Channels used to research and arrange a home insurance policy, September 2013
Most choose providers based upon which can provide the cheapest quote
Figure 7: Important factors when choosing a home insurance provider, September 2013
The vast proportion of consumers prefer contents cover for all their belongings
Figure 8: Home insurance policy preferences, September 2013
Three in 10 switched providers at last renewal
Figure 9: Action taken at last home insurance policy renewal, September 2013
Switching less likely if customers feel they’re getting a fair deal
Figure 10: Reasons for staying with existing provider after shopping around, September 2013
What we think

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Issues in the Market

What’s behind the softening in home insurance premiums and will it last?
How can contents insurance ownership among renters be expanded?
Which channels give providers the best chance of a sale?
What can providers do to reduce switching activity?

Trend Application

When spending a little bit more gets you a lot more
One provider is better than many
The home insurance claims process is going mobile

Market Drivers

Key points
Signs of life in the economy and housing market
Buildings and contents premiums softening…
Figure 11: Average home insurance market and shoparound* premiums (quarterly basis), October 2009-October 2013
but how long will this last?
Contents policy pricing is more consistent but demand is variable
Figure 12: RPI and consumer durables index, 2000-12
Subsidised insurance for high flood risk areas set to push up premiums
Number of claims continues to fall
Figure 13: Total number of domestic property claims and cost incurred, 2007-12
Weather-related claims increase in 2012
Figure 14: Proportional distribution of domestic property claims, by type of peril, 2009-H1 2013
St Jude’s storm will push up weather related claims in H2 2013
Figure 15: Detected general insurance fraud, by claims value, 2007-12
Fraud detection on the rise

Who’s Innovating?

Key points
L&G joins ‘Bought by Many’ to offer discount premiums to customers
L&G launches home insurance for mid- and high-net-worth customers
British Gas enters the home insurance market
Zurich launches app for home insurance customers

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Market Size and Forecast

Key points
Gross premiums stagnate in 2012
Figure 16: Gross and net written premiums – domestic property insurance, 2002-13
A modest rise in gross premiums expected for 2013
Sector split
Industry generates a 3.5% underwriting profit in 2012…
Figure 17: Domestic property insurance underwriting ratio, 2002-12
despite a 5% rise in net claims costs
Figure 18: Gross and net written premiums – domestic property insurance, 2007-12
Market forecast
Figure 19: Gross written domestic property insurance premiums – fan chart, 2008-18
Figure 20: Forecast of gross written premiums – domestic property insurance, 2008-18
Forecast methodology
Fan chart explanation

Market Share

Key points
Direct Line Group the top home insurance provider
Figure 21: Largest 15 parent groups active in the domestic property market, by GWP, 2012
AXA and L&G gain market share in 2012
Figure 22: Top eight domestic property insurance parent groups, by GWP, 2011-12


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Providers must meet the twin challenges of developing affordable propositions and managing spiralling medical costs, in order to stop the decline in the number of subscribers.

Table of Content

Introduction

Product definitions and report coverage
Types of health cover
Abbreviations

Executive Summary

The market
Standard model predicts slow premium growth
Figure 1: Forecast of total new PMI premiums, at current prices – fan chart, 2008-18
Size of the subscriber base
Figure 2: Number of PMI subscribers and people covered, by sector, 2008-13
Claims costs and market profitability
Market factors
Challenging economic backdrop
NHS under financial pressure
Intervention by the Competition Commission
Alternative solutions
Company, brands and innovation
Two brands dominate
Figure 3: Top five providers’ market shares, based on subscription income, 2012
Product innovation
Brand reinforcement
Distribution trends
Figure 4: Share of PMI sales, by distribution channel, 2009-12
The consumer
Penetration of PMI
Figure 5: Ownership of health cover and protection products, October 2013
Customer views and claims experience
Intentions to switch, cancel or downgrade cover
Figure 6: Intentions relating to downgrading/cancelling cover and switching providers, October 2013
Barriers to take-up
Figure 7: Reasons for not having private health insurance (top eight), October 2013
Difficulties and delays accessing NHS treatment
Figure 8: Experience of difficulties or delays in accessing NHS care (top eight), October 2013
Concerns over the NHS’s future
Potential market expansion
What we think

Issues in the Market

What proportion of UK adults have private health cover?
Why is demand falling?
Is policy switching set to increase?
How can providers stop the decline in penetration?
How can providers persuade more SMEs to offer cover to their staff?

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Trend Applications

Trend: Let’s Make a Deal
Trend: Moral Brands
Futures: Generation Next

Market Drivers

Key points
Rising cost pressures prompt some PMI subscribers to consider downgrading their level of cover
Services sector sees increase in profitability…
Figure 9: Net rate of return of private non-financial corporations, 2003 Q1-2013 Q2
but new pension duties could lead to companies cutting back on existing perks
Similarly, an ageing workforce has extra cost implications
A high level of interest in low-cost corporate PMI
Figure 10: Proportion of employers offering selected benefits as core, March 2013
Rising medical costs underpin strong PMI premium inflation
Figure 11: Average PMI premium, by sector, 2003-12
Competition Commission’s investigation into private healthcare services
People are living longer, but not necessarily in good health
Health and lifestyle trends
Slowdown in NHS spending puts greater financial pressure on NHS hospitals
Figure 12: NHS net expenditure, 2008/09-2015/16
potentially leading to longer waiting lists…
and more cancelled operations

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