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Thailand Domestic Natural Gas Production Decline

~15–20% drop vs 2019 peak

As of2022–2024Β·Sources3Β·Supporting

Natural gas production from the Gulf of Thailand β€” the backbone of Thailand's power generation mix β€” has fallen an estimated 15–20% from its 2019 peak as ageing Erawan and Bongkot fields mature. The transition in the Erawan concession from Chevron to PTTEP in 2022 caused a temporary output disruption that pushed EGAT to procure additional LNG spot cargoes. Recovery drilling under PTTEP's redevelopment programme is ongoing, but analysts expect domestic gas to continue declining as a share of the country's total gas supply through 2030.

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Natural gas production from the Gulf of Thailand β€” the backbone of Thailand's power generation mix β€” has fallen an estimated 15–20% from its 2019 peak as ageing Erawan and Bongkot fields mature. The transition in the Erawan concession from Chevron to PTTEP in 2022 caused a temporary output disruption that pushed EGAT to procure additional LNG spot cargoes. Recovery drilling under PTTEP's redevelopment programme is ongoing, but analysts expect domestic gas to continue declining as a share of the country's total gas supply through 2030.

Natural gas production from the Gulf of Thailand β€” the backbone of Thailand's power generation mix β€” has fallen an estimated 15–20% from its 2019 peak as ageing Erawan and Bongkot fields mature. The transition in the Erawan concession from Chevron to PTTEP in 2022 caused a temporary output disruption that pushed EGAT to procure additional LNG spot cargoes. Recovery drilling under PTTEP's redevelopment programme is ongoing, but analysts expect domestic gas to continue declining as a share of the country's total gas supply through 2030.

Time scope

2022–2024

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What this tells you

Natural gas production from the Gulf of Thailand β€” the backbone of Thailand's power generation mix β€” has fallen an estimated 15–20% from its 2019 peak as ageing Erawan and Bongkot fields mature. The transition in the Erawan concession from Chevron to PTTEP in 2022 caused a temporary output disruption that pushed EGAT to procure additional LNG spot cargoes. Recovery drilling under PTTEP's redevelopment programme is ongoing, but analysts expect domestic gas to continue declining as a share of the country's total gas supply through 2030.

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