Natural gas prices have skyrocketed following global supply-side constraints and resilient demand despite the Covid-19 pandemic.
Spot liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices have soared to more than $30/mmbtu at the start of Q4 of current fiscal from ~$6/mmbtu at the start of the fiscal.
This impacts many dependent sectors significantly, especially since India is increasing the share of gas in its overall energy mix.
In the context, what is the medium-term outlook on the price and demand for natural gas? And what is the business and credit outlooks for the upstream, mid-stream and downstream sectors?
For answers, CRISIL Ratings is conducting a webinar where its experts will cover:
Outlook for domestic APM and LNG (term and spot) prices
Outlook for domestic gas production and LNG imports
Upstream: Demand, profitability and credit outlook for the exploration and production segment
Midstream: Profitability and credit profiles of storage (terminals) and transmission (pipeline) entities
End-users: Demand, profitability and credit outlook of sectors such as city gas distribution, fertilisers, gas-based power plants, and petrochemicals
The presentation will be followed by a panel discussion with industry leaders and a Q&A session.
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