Gelber offers LNG and natural gas consulting for foreign buyers and for project developers. Our experience in the US natural gas market coupled with both high level and technical industry contacts, has positioned us to lead LNG projects for both import and export facilities along the Gulf of Mexico, the Atlantic, and the Pacific coasts. In addition to our expertise in pricing, transportation, throughput agreements, contracting, and supply alternatives, we can perform the procurement and delivery of natural gas to the US LNG liquefaction facilities. With our access to diverse language skills, we can assist buyers anywhere around the globe.
Gelber modeled the economic justification and business plan for a world class LNG facility including the successful development funding sourcing for the $1 billion project.
Gelber conducted a comprehensive assessment and financial model of a potential storage project for a major industrial gas supplier. This study included the hydrogen gas production outlook for the Gulf Coast markets along with a supply and demand forecast. With the working template for storage monetization provided, the client has an operational practice that can realize profitability.
Gelber partnered with a water-flood specialist to design and justify a secondary recovery work scope for an off-shore production company, focusing on the economic payout and funding requirements along with assisting in the technical design. After implementation, the client recognized financial rewards both via reater oil and gas production and financial settlement with a bank.
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