Benchmark the cost of delivering LNG from multiple supply projects to a single Regas terminal or benchmark the cost of delivering LNG from a single LNG Plant to multiple Regas terminals globally. View the breakdown of FOB (free on board), transportation and regas tariff.

Search for LNG Plants and select 'LNG Plant Valuations' to generate cashflows and download the Excel model (calc file) to work offline.

Assess binding and non-binding contract types alongside other negotiable terms such as source and destination flexibility over time and by contract volume. Useful trends around oil-indexation levels aid with contract negotiations.

Add layers across multiple Lens modules (subject to subscription) to identify synergies and market opportunities.

The regas tariffs represent the cost to access regas capacity under a long-term booking at the specified LNG regas terminal. The network entry cost is an additional fee at some facilities for gas to enter the local pipeline network.

The Asset Analysis > Production view now presents train-level output and capacity as well as feed gas into LNG plants by field supply area and company.

Users can now benchmark the breakeven cost of LNG supply and visually position projects of interest on the curve to identify projects that are cheaper and more expensive than the ones of interest.

Download LRMC / Breakeven summary of LNG Plants and include relevant detail such as plant status and FID year.

Users can now adjust market model variables by an absolute value or set a value over a period of time.

View a description of a regional Gas & LNG outlook in Lens and link to report archives in the WoodMac portal.

Group production forecasts by development status, resource type, onshore/offshore, conventional/unconventional, associated/non-associated, basin, in addition to super region, region, and country.

Users can now add an adjustment to implement a carbon tax on European LNG imports for the set costs of $100/t or $200/t. These additional taxes are added onto the cost of LNG shipping in the model inputs. Costs were derived by the research team based on the carbon intensity of loaded LNG at export facilities which are imported by European regas facilities.

Our new map selection capabilities allow users to focus on proximal assets and infrastructure relevant to their workflows. Rectangle and Polygon selection tools have been added to the map controls to allow you to select multiple assets to add them to or exclude them from your filtered data. Click here to access the full guide.

Filter on an LNG asset to view a brief description and navigate to associated report archives in the WoodMac portal.

Keep on top of LNG contract assumptions within Lens Direct to identify opportunities. Buyers, sellers, contract start and end dates, duration, source, destination, pricing structure, indexation, source and destination flexibility are included for comprehensive analysis.

Long-term outlooks are now included via a link within Lens Gas & LNG to support the understanding of key assumptions, drivers and analysis underpinning our base case view. Click 'Read Full Report' to access the written content.

See the quantity and price of gas delivered into demand regions, and how that supply builds up to the regional price. View the difference between cost curves over time (click the settings icon to adjust the year) and after modelling adjustments have been made.

China Gas demand is now added as a lever. Increase or decrease China gas demand by a percentage to understand the impact on prices and trade flows.

Net zero scenario data has been added to the Market Forecast dataset.

Users can explore the net zero outlook by region, market and sector and compare gas and LNG flows and prices against our current and previous base cases through the Lens user interface.

From the left-hand panel of the One Lens interface, click Assets and then the settings icon (cogwheel) against the data table to select the required dataset. The dropdown option provides LNG Plant, Regas Terminal, Upstream field and LNG Contracts summary tables.

You are now able to compare multiple outlooks from Demand, Supply, Trade, and Prices dashboards.

In each dashboard, you can choose the datasets from "Forecast" and "Compared to:" menu.

Once selected, the result will be shown.

You can choose to show either Absolute value and Delta between two outlooks from the "Settings" button.

In addition to adjusting the capacity, short-run, and long-run marginal costs of liquefaction projects, you can now move the expected start-year forward and backward in time.

While in Gas & LNG Modelling, click to add an adjustment, then select liquefaction. Use the FID-Status filter to see all pre-FID projects. Select an individual project or aggregate projects with the additional filters. Choose the PushBack attribute type to delay projects and enter the duration to delay. Alternatively, choose the PullForward attribute to move projects ahead of schedule. See the change in liquection capacity in the preview chart.

This adjustment will change the start-up year for a project, but whether or not the project will be utilized that year is determined via the scheduling phase of the model execution.

The new liquefaction lever allows you to adjust costs and capacities for liquefaction projects. You can edit aggregate values or filter down to specific plants and expansions. Short-run marginal costs impact both existing and pre-fid projects, while long-run marginal costs impact only pre-fid projects. Liquefaction capacities can be edited by a percentage, and visualized via the preview chart. Run the model to view the impact on prices and flows.

You can change units via the settings (cogwheel) icon against each chart. Choose units from mcm, bcm, mmf, bcf, mmcfd, and bcfd. Mmtpa will be included in due course.

Switch to the table view to access data underpinning the charts and click the export icon (top right) to download data or charts.

Select between market outlook scenarios to display supply, demand, trade flows and prices from the current and previous market outlooks using the drop-down at the top of the analysis panel.

The cost of US gas supply can now be adjusted in the model by modifying the Henry Hub price, a crucial source of LNG to the global market.

The model outputs will reflect the impact of these changes to the delivered gas prices at global demand regions and changes to regional gas flows.

Find current and proposed LNG regas facilities on the Lens map, to understand import routes for supplying LNG to regional markets. Clicking on a regas terminal provides information on the site: Terminal name, Country, Shipping basin, Port name, Status, Startup date and Partners.

You can now view regional historical (actual) prices from Argus Media and regional forecast prices from Wood Mackenzie via the Prices tab. The dataset exists in a data table at the bottom of the prices section.

This includes over 50 regional price markers including most major traded markers.

Interrogate individual plays and sub-plays that comprise of North American gas supply via the Play level location filters in the filter tray.

The play / sub play chart dropdown available within the Supply section allows users to choose the granularity of data they wish to understand.