H2 2016 Oil Tanker, LNG Carrier, and LPG Tanker Outlook - Teekay Leads Globally with Highest Planned LNG Carrier Storage Capacity
Summary
About 40 tankers and carriers have been announced globally in H2 2016. The National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia has the highest DWT (3,000,000 tonnes) planned to be added in the next four years. Teekay LNG Partners Lp will lead in terms of planned LNG storage capacity with a proposed addition of around 3,287,000 m3 by 2020. Eletson Corporation is expected to add the highest LPG tanker capacity, of 620,000 m3 by 2020. Among shipyards, South Korea based Hyundai Heavy Industries Company Limited, Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering Company Limited, and Hyundai Mipo Dockyard lead globally in terms of building of planned tankers and carriers in the next four years.
Scope
- Operator-wise planned additions of all tankers in terms of DWT and storage capacity
- Count of all planned crude oil tanker additions by operator and type
- Count of all planned tanker additions by start year and shipyard
- Details of planned tankers announced in H2 2016
Reasons to buy
- Obtain the most up to date information available on the planned oil tankers, LNG carriers and LPG tankers across the world
- Identify growth segments and opportunities in the global tanker industry
- Facilitate decision making on the basis of strong global tankers data
- Develop business strategies with the help of specific insights into planned tankers across the world
- Keep abreast of key planned tankers across the world
- Assess your competitor’s planned tankers
1 Table of Contents
1 Table of Contents 2
1.1 List of Tables 3
1.2 List of Figures 4
2 Global Tanker Industry 5
2.1 Key Highlights 5
2.2 Global Planned Tankers Announced in H2 2016 19
3 Appendix 22
3.1 Abbreviations 22
3.2 Methodology 22
3.2.1 Coverage 22
3.2.2 Secondary Research 22
3.3 Disclaimer 231.1 List of Tables
Table 1: DWT by Operators for Planned Crude Oil Tankers Announced in H2 2016 6
Table 2: DWT for All Planned Crude Oil Tankers by Key Operators 7
Table 3: Count of All Planned Crude Oil Tankers by Type 8
Table 4: Count of All Planned Crude Oil Tankers by Start Year 9
Table 5: Count of All Planned Crude Oil Tankers by Major Shipyards 10
Table 6: Storage Capacity by Operator for Planned LNG Carriers Announced in H2 2016 11
Table 7: Storage Capacity for All Planned LNG Carriers by Key Operators 12
Table 8: Count of All Planned LNG Carriers by Start Year 13
Table 9: Count of Planned LNG Carriers by Major Shipyards 14
Table 10: Storage Capacity by Operators for Planned LPG Tankers Announced in H2 2016 15
Table 11: Storage Capacity for All Planned LPG Tankers by Key Operators 16
Table 12: Count of Planned LPG Tankers by Start Year 17
Table 13: Count of Planned LPG Tankers by Shipyard 18
Table 14: Global Planned Tankers Announced in H2 2016 19
Table 15: Global Planned Tankers Announced in H2 2016 (Contd. 1) 20
Table 16: Global Planned Tankers Announced in H2 2016 (Contd. 2) 211.2 List of Figures
Figure 1: DWT by Operators for Planned Crude Oil Tankers Announced in H2 2016 6
Figure 2: DWT for All Planned Crude Oil Tankers by Key Operators 7
Figure 3: Count of All Planned Crude Oil Tankers by Type 8
Figure 4: Count of All Planned Crude Oil Tankers by Start Year 9
Figure 5: Count of All Planned Crude Oil Tankers by Major Shipyards 10
Figure 6: Storage Capacity by Operator for Planned LNG Carriers Announced in H2 2016 11
Figure 7: Storage Capacity for All Planned LNG Carriers by Key Operators 12
Figure 8: Count of All Planned LNG Carriers by Start Year 13
Figure 9: Count of Planned LNG Carriers by Major Shipyards 14
Figure 10: Storage Capacity by Operators for Planned LPG Tankers Announced in H2 2016 15
Figure 11: Storage Capacity for All Planned LPG Tankers by Key Operators 16
Figure 12: Count of Planned LPG Tankers by Start Year 17
Figure 13: Count of Planned LPG Tankers by Major Shipyards 18
