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What Shell’s acquisition of Pavilion LNG assets means for the Singapore gas market
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Report summary
We wrote an Inform last week on Shell's successful acquisition of Temasek’s LNG trading business, Pavilion Energy, through a competitive auction, which further enhances Shell’s leadership in the global LNG market. The deal is expected to close in Q1 2025. Read our follow-up insight for analysis including: • What does the deal mean for Singapore's LNG import scene in the near term? • How does Singapore's changing market dynamics affect Shell's LNG supply availability in the future? • How will this acquisition affect the burgeoning LNG bunkering services in Singapore?
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What is Shell getting from this deal in terms of Singapore market access?
- LNG import license and Gas Supply Agreements (GSA)
- LNG bunkering service
- Piped Gas Supply
- How does the deal relate to the other changes in Singapore’s market structure?
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