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1. Name ID
Md. Shariful Islam 2123021029
Md. Shahajalal Mia 2123021049
Jahid Khan Rahat 2123021047

2. The daily gas production capacity
2008 2018 2022
1,744
Million
cubic feet
2,750
Million
cubic feet
23,00
Million
cubic feet

3. The volume of natural gas in its liquid state is about 600
times smaller than its volume in its gaseous state.
Energy and Carbon Management
LNG Basics
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is natural gas that has been
cooled to a liquid state, at about -260° Fahrenheit, for
shipping and storage.
This process makes it possible to transport natural gas to
places pipelines do not reach.

4. The Department of Energy has regulatory responsibilities related to
LNG. Companies that want to export natural gas must get authorization
to do so from DOE’s Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management
(FECM).
 The Natural Gas Act (NGA) requires DOE to make public interest
determinations on applications to export LNG to countries where the
U.S. does not have existing free trade agreements.
FECM’s natural gas import-export regulatory program is implemented by
the Division of Regulation in the Office of Regulation, Analysis, and
Engagement.
DOE's Role

5. Banker’s Acceptance
Definition: Banker's acceptance (BA) is a negotiable piece of paper that functions
like a post-dated check. A bank, rather than an account holder, guarantees the
payment.
 The banker's acceptance is a form of payment that is guaranteed by a bank rather
than an individual account holder.
 The bank guarantees payment at a later time.
 BAs are most frequently used in international trade to finalize transactions with
relatively little risk to either party.
 Banker's acceptances are traded at a discount in the secondary money markets.
Key Features

6. Banker’s Acceptance
Key Component
• Importer
• Exporter
• Importer’s Bank
• Exporter’s Bank
This article is related with “Banker’s
Acceptance” from government perspective

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10.  Financing
 Currency exchange
 Trade financing
 Insurance
 Advisory services
Q:2- What is the role of financial institutions in
importing LNG?

11. Q:3- How will financial institutions help various
stakeholders to make better financial decisions
regarding LNG gas importation?
stakeholders
Government
Individuals
Small
Businesses
Corporations
Importers
Suppliers