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Regasification Utilization by Country14 June 2013Global LNG Service (GLNG)Table of ContentsUse the following hyperlinks to navigate within this report: Section 1: Americas Section 2: Europe Section 3: Asia Section 4: Middle EastAverage Annual Regasification Utilization * Regasification capacity refers to average annual sendout capacityJanuary-April 2013 Utilization**Note: 2012 utilization in India and Puerto Rico exceeded 100%.Source: Waterborne, US DOE, PFC EnergySection 1: AmericasAmericas: Average Annual Regasification Utilization* Regasification capacity refers to average annual send-out capacity. Note: 2012 utilization in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico has exceeded 100%Source: Waterborne, US DOE, PFC EnergyArgentinaBahia Blanca Exp.EscobarBahia BlancaArgentina has experienced multi-year declines in gas production, and as LNG is less expensive than diesel or fuel oil for power generation, LNG imports have increased accordingly. Since 2010, cargoes have arrived primarily from Trinidad, but also from Qatar, Nigeria, Egypt, Brazil, and Spain. Both Bahia and Puerto Escobar are floating regasification terminals leased from Excelerate Energy. In 2012, the Bahía Blanca terminal had an average utilization rate of 52%, down from 73% in 2011, due to the expansion of the terminal. Puerto Escobar had a utilization rate of 50% in 2012.?The two terminals received a total of 83 cargoes in 2012. While three new regasification projects have been proposed, two of these have been canceled; the third is stalled. Source: Waterborne, PFC EnergyBrazilRio de Janeiro Bridging VesselPecém and Rio de Janeiro Petrobras has leased two floating storage and regasification units (FSRU) from Golar LNG, the first of which came online in early 2009. Utilization levels highly dependent on hydroelectric power. In 2012, utilization at Pecém and Rio de Janeiro LNG rose to 36% and 60% (respectively, compared with 17% and 11% in 2011) as low hydropower output pushed Brazil to import emergency