LNG and natural gas expert witness experience from supply to operations.
Quincy Jones has experience with natural gas supply, processing, LNG facilities, storage, transportation, industrial-gas integration and commercial damages.
Connecting gas supply, facility performance and commercial obligations
Natural gas and LNG disputes frequently depend on a chain of assumptions: available supply, quality, processing capability, storage, nominations, facility availability, logistics and the economics of alternative outcomes.
- Natural gas supply and long-term feedstock arrangements
- Gas processing, sweetening and hydrocarbon dew-point control
- NGL processing, fractionation and storage
- LNG facility and joint-venture operations
- Pipeline and terminal interfaces
- Industrial gases and hydrogen supply
- Prudent-operator and industry custom-and-practice issues
- Lost throughput, lost production and commercial damages
Facility performance
Operating data, process configuration, equipment performance, contaminants, controls, maintenance and mitigation.
Supply and throughput
Feedgas availability, expected production, nominations, contract quantities, logistics and downstream constraints.
But-for economics
Achievable volumes, pricing, margins, operating costs, market access and mitigation under the claimed scenario.
Midstream and terminal interfaces
LNG and gas processing rarely operate in isolation. Pipeline, storage, terminal and downstream constraints can materially affect what volumes were operationally and commercially achievable.