Abstract
The need to monetize remote and stranded gas reserves has made recourse to GTL technology a necessary option. More importantly its market advantage resulting from current increases in oil prices and future predictions of further increase in oil price is another incentive. The capital intensive nature of this projects and the strategic market ensuring its cash flow makes it a project desirable for project financing. However, there are risks which the lenders may face in the project financing of this nascent technology. This paper examines GTL project financing and seeks to identify the risks which the lenders may face and the possible mitigation methods which the lenders may adopt.
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