Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 12:15 Strategic Leadership

Activating breakthrough technologies and strategic partnerships to realign business models for a new energy era

The energy industry is at a critical juncture, balancing the urgent need to decarbonise with the responsibility of providing secure, reliable energy during a time of heightened volatility. Companies face a complex array of challenges, including talent shortages, rising costs, investor and consumer pressures, the integration of AI technologies, and adapting to a changing regulatory environment.The natural gas and LNG market is forecast to grow to 4.73 tcm by 2050 and will remain essential corners... Read More

Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 11:15 Strategic Leadership

Opening Ceremony

Ministerial Panel: Balancing energy security, affordability and accessibility in tandem with decarbonisation in volatile global marketsAs the global energy landscape continues to evolve, governments face the complex challenge of resolving the energy trilemma amidst geopolitical volatility. Although energy markets became more stable in 2024, the underlying weaknesses revealed during the energy crisis persist. Building resilience against future shocks while advancing decarbonisation is a crit... Read More

Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 02:45 Strategic Leadership

Leading through the realities of energy sector transformation: AI, Investment, and the Future of Gas & LNG

Audience insight: Pragmatic strategies for harnessing AI, investment, and the flexibility of gas and LNG to secure a lower-carbon future.

Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 03:30 Strategic Leadership

The ascendency of natural gas as a reliable and flexible energy source to advance decarbonisation goals and meet rising global demand

Natural gas is uniquely positioned to integrate both traditional and renewable energies, offers a market ready solution for stabilising power grids and serves as an affordable and fast-track route to coal displacement in emerging markets. Global gas demand is set to grow to 4.73tcm by 2050 creating an urgent need to develop new projects to link supply volumes with new consumption centres and service growing demand from the power sector and artificial intelligence datacentres.To fully realise the... Read More

Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 04:15 Strategic Leadership

Harnessing the symbioses of the AI-natural gas nexus for dual sector growth

By 2026, global power demand from data centres is set to double to 1,000 TWh, more than twice Germany's total energy use in 2022. In the United States, powering data centres may need an extra 8.5 bcf/d of natural gas by 2030. This rise in demand brings challenges, including strain on ageing power grids and intensified competition between local gas consumers and LNG exporters.However, natural gas and the AI sector can drive each other’s growth. As a lower carbon energy feedstock, natural gas meet... Read More

Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 05:00 Strategic Leadership

Fostering enhanced cross-border trade and cooperation to deliver a secure energy future

Achieving a secure and sustainable energy future demands unprecedented international collaboration. Cross-border energy, and future carbon trade are key to speeding up the energy transition, optimising resource use, and strengthening global energy security. However, challenges remain. Regulatory inconsistencies, infrastructure limitations, and geopolitical tensions create hurdles. Varying regulations and outdated infrastructure often block the seamless integration of energy systems. Meanwhile, p... Read More

Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 05:45 Strategic Leadership

Building and investing in future ready resilient power grids to meet sharp demand spikes

Ensuring grid security and resilience is crucial to meet the demand of future power markets. This is notably needed to meet the additional pressure on infrastructure resulting from the boom in AI technologies development and increased renewable capacity on the grid. To achieve this transformation, modernisation of grid infrastructure will be essential, along with enhanced energy storage solutions, and the implementation of AI-powered smart grid technologies. Government policies that support rene... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 09:30 Strategic Leadership

Securing the future: Leveraging gas portfolios for resilience and reliability

Global gas demand is forecast to grow by 2.5% annually through 2030, driven by emerging markets and the need for flexible, lower-carbon energy. Yet, the security of supply remains under strain due to geopolitical disruptions, infrastructure constraints, and volatile pricing. Traditional models of long-term supply are being tested as buyers seek both flexibility and certainty.To navigate this new era, companies must reimagine portfolio strategies, balancing spot and long-term contracts, diversify... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 10:15 Strategic Leadership

Mapping and delivering the natural gas and LNG infrastructure required to meet demand growth scenarios

As global energy systems transition towards a low carbon future, natural gas and LNG are set to play a vital role in balancing energy security, reliability, and sustainability. With demand for natural gas expected to reach 4.73tcm by 2050, the challenge lies in developing the necessary infrastructure to support this growth while meeting decarbonisation goals.Expanding and modernising natural gas and LNG infrastructure requires a strategic, forward-thinking approach; mapping future demand centres... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 10:15 Strategic Leadership

Powering growth and prosperity in high potential economies through widened access to affordable, reliable and flexible energy

Access to reliable energy is critical for economic growth, human development, and climate resilience, yet 1.8 billion people worldwide remain without it, according to the UNDP. This energy inequality is most acute in the global south, where communities face disproportionate vulnerability to climate change. The World Economic Forum estimates that delivering an equitable energy transition, which nurtures clean technology manufacturing in the global south and drives essential development, will requ... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 11:00 Strategic Leadership

Expediting the next wave of export projects to mitigate the global LNG supply crunch

Global markets will need around 135 mmtpa of new LNG supply by 2040, according to Wood Mackenzie’s LNG forecasts, to meet growing demand. However multiple post-FID LNG supplies have been delayed, which may result in less supply coming to market than expected, amplifying uncertainty and structural change in global market flexibility. The anticipated tightening of global LNG supply highlights the risks to energy security and access, caused by disruptions in Russian pipeline gas supply to Euro... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 11:00 Strategic Leadership

Rethinking LNG project strategies in the new energy era: unlocking supply chain bottlenecks

According to McKinsey, over ten projects, representing 100 million tons per annum of LNG capacity, reached final investment decisions in 2023 and 2024. However, rising labour costs, the need to decarbonise the gas value chain, regulatory delays, resource shortages, complex environmental approvals, and infrastructure challenges - particularly in remote locations - are all contributing to cost overruns and project delays. In this highly competitive market projects yet to reach FID may need to reas... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 11:45 Strategic Leadership

Operational excellence through the application of artificial intelligence technologies

According to the World Economic Forum, AI is set to deliver up to US $1.3tn in economic value annually to the energy sector by 2030, revolutionising operations from predictive maintenance to real-time grid optimisation. As natural gas, hydrogen, and power networks face mounting pressure to enhance efficiency and resilience, AI-driven technologies offer unprecedented opportunities to streamline decision-making, reduce costs, and improve asset reliability.However, digital challenges including data... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 11:45 Strategic Leadership

LNG demand outlook scenarios: A new era for consumer-producer engagement

LNG demand is forecast to grow rapidly over the next two years due to rising power demand and the pursuit of decarbonisation goals. Shell’s 2025 LNG Outlook estimates growth of 60% by 2040, as industrial coal-to-gas switching gathers pace across Asia and demand for power grows. However, fluctuations in global gas prices and concerns over a potential tightness in LNG supply have raised doubts about the affordability and long-term sustainability of natural gas as a primary energy source for power ... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 12:30 Strategic Leadership

Financing for an orderly transition: Channelling investments to support a future enabled energy system

Access to financing continues to be a challenge for energy projects, especially in emerging markets. Although clean energy investment is increasing, the Global South encounters considerable obstacles in securing capital for low carbon infrastructure. Development finance institutions are involved, but attracting private investment is more difficult without clear risk mitigation strategies and stable energy policies. Conversely, the financing outlook for natural gas and LNG is improving, as f... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 02:00 Strategic Leadership

Reimagining energy portfolios to balance security, costs and energy transformation

According to the IEA, 70 countries are due to reach or surpass renewable capacity targets by 2030 signalling a boom for the sector in the second half of the decade. Despite this trajectory and the flexibility of and low carbon credentials of LNG, coal remains stubbornly entrenched in the energy mix particularly across the global south where it accounts for 80% of total global demand, driven by price volatility and energy security concerns. Nations must navigate the delicate balance between affor... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 02:45 Strategic Leadership

Decarbonising the maritime sector: Integrating low carbon technologies and alternative fuels for a cleaner shipping future

Improving efficiency in the existing fleet is critical to reducing GHG emissions while continuing to innovate with low- carbon technologies and the use of alternative fuels. As the maritime industry contributes nearly 3% of the world’s carbon emissions, it is finding pathways to decarbonise to meet the IMO’s ambitious targets to reduce GHG emissions by 70% by 2050 compared to 2008 levels.While alternative fuel technologies are maturing, with clearer development timelines supported by growin... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 03:30 Strategic Leadership

Diversifying the energy mix with the adoption of LNG and natural gas to support a low carbon energy future

The economic impact of the energy crisis triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on the European Union was estimated to be 2% GDP in 2022. Globally, energy suppliers still consider mitigating the risk of such market shocks a key priority. To meet growing power demand successfully, energy systems must be designed to provide a mix of feedstocks to ensure continuity of affordable, flexible, and decarbonised energy supply to consumers. By leveraging a range of geo-appropriate renewable energy solu... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 04:15 Strategic Leadership

Global LNG trading: The evolution of supply and demand dynamics in a tightening market

The global LNG market links 20 exporting nations to 51 importing markets. However, supply side growth is limited by delays to LNG projects under development, leading to a tightening market, amid price uncertainty and geopolitical instability and increasing competition for supply. The cessation of Russian pipeline gas flows through Ukraine in early 2025 has created uncertainty regarding Europe’s intensified reliance on LNG and the resulting pressure on global supply. Meanwhile, some traditio... Read More

Thursday, 11 September | 12:00 - 11:00 Strategic Leadership

Fuelling an equitable transition: Actions for an inclusive energy future

Mobilising the US $1.2tn needed to lift an estimated 1.8bn people out of energy poverty requires targeted policies and investments that balance decarbonisation goals with the need to provide reliable energy access to underserved populations and fuel sustainable development. Achieving an equitable energy transition demands a commitment to addressing the needs of diverse populations and economies, ensuring no one is left behind in the shift toward sustainable energy systems. Despite progress in ex... Read More

Thursday, 11 September | 12:00 - 11:15 Strategic Hydrogen

Replicating the successes of the LNG industry: Routes to maturing an integrated hydrogen energy system at pace

As the energy industry marks 60 years of global LNG trade, it is a good time to reflect on the successes and challenges, from inception to maturity, which can inform the development of hydrogen systems. The road to establishing hydrogen as a low carbon fuel source in the energy mix will be complex; however, the IEA predicts that a net zero future will depend on the international trade of hydrogen. Building out a hydrogen system poses challenges, including high costs, immature and unsuitable... Read More

Thursday, 11 September | 12:00 - 03:30 Strategic Leadership

Advancing progress on methane abatement through strategic cooperation and the mobilisation of finance and technologies

Methane abatement offers the energy sector a critical opportunity to achieve substantial greenhouse gas reductions at relatively low cost. According to the IEA, an estimated 40% of global methane emissions could be abated at zero net cost, which highlights the immediate potential for a meaningful impact. Although advanced technologies for methane detection and monitoring are widely available, significant gaps remain in consistently tracking emissions and utilising these technologies.Funding chal... Read More

Friday, 12 September | 12:00 - 11:45 Strategic Leadership

Gastech 2025 Wrap Up

A look back over the last four days, highlighting the unparalleled blend of pioneering content, thought leadership and cutting edge innovation. Pulling the key points from both the Strategic Conference and Technical & Commercial Conference, the Co-Chairs of the Governing Body will summarise how Gastech 2025 will lead to actions for global energy transformation.

Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 01:00 Strategic Leadership

The new geopolitics of energy: Balancing the advancement of decarbonisation goals with energy security and affordability priorities

The global energy landscape is shifting as nations strive to balance ambitious decarbonisation targets with the realities of energy security. Protectionist policies, tariffs, and shifting industrial strategies are reshaping supply chains, raising concerns about market access and investment flows. While initiatives like the US Inflation Reduction Act have driven clean energy growth, there is now a strategic shift away from certain incentives, prompting a global reassessment of policy approaches. ... Read More

Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 04:10 Strategic Leadership

Global trading: Securing supply amid geopolitical upheaval

The global trade war, intensified by the introduction of tariffs in early 2025, has created significant disruptions in the LNG market. As major economies implement restrictions, supply chains are being restructured, long-term contracts are being reassessed, and spot market volatility is increasing. In this Energy Talk LNG trading leaders will examine the effects of tariffs on LNG flows, discuss strategies for ensuring supply, and debate how geopolitical changes are reshaping trade partnerships. ... Read More

Thursday, 11 September | 12:00 - 09:30 Strategic Leadership

Enhancing energy security and supply stability: Unlocking new natural gas sources amid global uncertainty

Recent geopolitical tensions and global supply chain disruptions have exposed critical vulnerabilities in existing energy systems, underscoring the urgent need for diversified, flexible, and resilient energy sources. According to Goldman Sachs, global gas supply is set to grow by 54% by 2029 to service demand increases, balancing the markets, and enhancing supply flexibility for importing nations. New gas sources are poised to serve as a vital buffer, providing alternative supply routes and dive... Read More

Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 03:30 EPC & Gas Processing

Liquefaction process

Liquefaction in supercritical vs. subcritical regimes Tyler Thompson, Principal Process Engineer, Black & Veatch Lower-cost LNG terminals enabled with non-metallic cryogenic pipes Jonathan Wilkins, Technical Director, Enoflex Scaling hydrogen liquefaction and compression: Challenges and innovations for large-scale deployment Matt Taher, Technology Manager, Bechtel Energy Reserve paper: Minimising hydrogen losses: Efficient boil-off gas management for ... Read More

Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 03:00 Commercial

Absorbing the supply wave

Absorbing the supply wave: How will supply and demand flex balance the LNG market?David Duncan, Director, Timera EnergyWhen will the 2026-2030 global LNG supply overhang arrive?Tomiwa Igbalajobi, Senior Analyst, Poten & Partners A new age for LNG: The precarious path to oversupply and beyondIan Nathan, Director – Gas & LNG Research, Energy Intelligence

Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 05:00 EPC & Gas Processing

LNG operations

Automating LNG plant cooldown process to minimise downtime, reduce emissions, and enhance main heat exchanger longevity Virang Parekhji, Operations Superintendent, Cove Point LNG Mastering mixed refrigerant for LNG Jonathan Berg, Technology Manager – LNG Process Engineering, Honeywell LNG Sustaining the heart: Insights into Main Cryogenic Heat Exchangers (MCHE) Life Extension Assessment Program (LEAP) at Nigeria LNG Jude Ifeanyi Ohanyere, Senior Mechanical Engineer – Sta... Read More

Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 01:30 EPC & Gas Processing

FLNG

Life extension and relocation of the Hilli Episeyo FLNG Vidar Aanesland, Chief Engineer Technology, NOV | APL Norway AS The New Fortress Energy Fast LNG 1 Project: A ‘tour de force’ of technical innovation and fast-track project execution Steven Borsos, VP – LNG, Fluor Shawn Hoffart, VP- Engineering, LNG, New Fortress EnergyThe Coral South journey - a step-change project for Mozambique LNG: Key-success factors for stable production and plant deliverability during operati... Read More

Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 04:00 Commercial

The future outlook for supply and demand

The role of LNG in the energy transitionGraeme Wildgoose, Manager, Poten & PartnersNavigating uncertainties: Key risks shaping the global gas marketKateryna Filippenko, Research Director – Global Gas Markets, Wood MackenzieLNG’s zero-sum future: Trade wars, energy cartels, and the end of a global market?Dr.Robert Brooks, CEO, RBACReserve paperCan increased US domestic demand and risk of rising prices, together with buyer demand for diversification of supply accelerate LNG projects from alter... Read More

Tuesday, 09 September | 12:00 - 05:00 Commercial

Gas buyers

How the LNG supply wave will reshape Japan’s energy security strategiesBen Cahill, Director - Energy Markets & Policy, Center for Energy and Environmental Systems Analysis, University of Texas at AustinAssessing Southeast Asia’s gas market: Trends, challenges, opportunities and policy impactsJinsok Sung, Research Fellow, Energy Studies Institute, National University of SingaporeAddressing South Africa's gas and power cliffPaul Eardley-Taylor, Gas Sector Lead, Standard Bank

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 11:00 EPC & Gas Processing

Lower carbon LNG

Marsa LNG: TotalEnergies’ flagship very low carbon project pioneering the future of the LNG Gines Petit, Head – LNG & Cryogenic Process Department, TotalEnergies Case Study: Low carbon LNG from modular midscale LNG liquefaction with post-combustion carbon capture Tom Maramba, LNG ED, Fluor Enterprises Reducing the carbon footprint of an FLNG Conn Fagan, VP, DNV Reserve paper Achieving consistent and efficient top-down quantification of upstream ... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 10:30 Commercial

New support for gas demand

Unprecedented global data centre growth: The disruptor in the natural gas supply chainAlden Evans, VP, WorleyNavigating uncertainty: Where is long-term demand for low-carbon hydrogen emerging? Cosima Sagmeister, Consulting Associate, Charles Rivers Associates Will China’s LNG truck boom become a sustainable trend?Wei Xiong, Lead Analyst - China Gas & LNG Research, Rystad Energy

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 11:30 Commercial

Emerging gas pricing trends

Beyond fundamentals: The growing financialisation of TTF and its impact on market dynamicsDr. Christoph Halser, Senior Analyst, Rystad EnergyThe storage-speculation nexus: Regression analysis identifies how investment funds position capital in TTF natural gas futures to exploit rigid EU gas storage refilling regulationsSeb Kennedy, Founding Editor, Energy FluxFrom price takers to market shapers the strategic shift in LNG procurement by Chinese buyersCharting new territory: Opportunities, challen... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 12:30 Technical AI

Digital twins

Dynamic Package Control: Physics-based digital twins optimising gas compression for efficiency, reliability, and sustainabilityAdrian Cowan, Engineering Services Manager, Detechtion TechnologiesGraph-based physics-informed machine learning model delivers accurate gas plant simulation for gas lifting operationsAna Clara Teixeira, Staff Data Scientist, Shape Digital From human hands to AI minds John Cumming, Director, Worley Consulting Digital Reserve paper:Create Context, predict o... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 12:30 EPC & Gas Processing

Flaring reduction

Operational performance of LNG liquefaction plants: A novel benchmarking study based on gas flaring Dr. Mark Davis, CEO, Capterio Design considerations for pressurized flare and vent systems for efficient CO₂ management Dr. Mario Calado, Industry Strategy Lead – Energy, Siemens AG Real time flare analysis system on offshore facility: A novel approach to reducing flaring GHG emissions Takuya Eriguchi, Process Engineer, MODEC Reserve paper: Reducing t... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 12:30 Commercial

LNG contracting and SPAs

Portfolio players and LNG contracting: Is the industry sleepwalking into a supply shock?Adam Bradfield, Senior Consultants, Gas StrategiesEvolving LNG portfolio dynamics: Embracing flexibilityHadrien Collineau, LNG & Gas Market Analyst Team Lead, Kpler2025 LNG Buyers Survey: How are buyers navigating complex market dynamicsNicholas Browne, Asset Leader, McKinseyReserve paper:LNG SPAs in a time of regulatory turmoil Ben Smith, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 02:30 EPC & Gas Processing

Carbon capture integration

Enabling carbon capture plants on floating production units: An integrated technology approach of gas turbine exhaust gas recirculation and process heat recoveryLain Macleod, Technical Assurance Manager, Wison New Energies Deep integration between Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) power plants and CCS plants: Reducing costs and increasing operational flexibility Matthew Davidsaver, CCS Product Champion, GE Vernova Key challenges for retrofitting CO₂ capture to Waste-to-energ... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 02:00 Commercial

Projects

Making impact at scale: Constructing the world's largest Direct Air Capture facilityKelly Newnham, SVP New Markets & Product Placement, WorleyThe rise of nearshore FLNG: Case studiesKyle Haberberger, Offshore Project Development Manager, Black & VeatchWill Vaca Muerta fuel Argentina's LNG ambitions?Maria Clara Minelli, Solution Associate, McKinsey

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 03:00 Technical AI

AI optimisation

AI-driven closed-loop implementation for enhanced efficiency and sustainabilityChen Horng Tan, Process Engineer, Malaysia LNGCommercial risks and benefits of AI in the LNG value chainMiraan Amin, Consultant, Gas StrategiesAuthentic data generation system for diverse simulation scenarios in the energy industryMauro Vitale, Lead AI Specialist, Nuovo Pignone Baker Hughes Company

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 03:00 Commercial

LNG emissions reduction

MiQ methane performance certification framework as a solution for EUMR compliance challengesBen Webster, Director – Policy, MiQMapping the LNG industry’s emissions futureDr. David Drury, Managing Consultant, Gas StrategiesShining the light on LNG and coal emissionsFraser Carson, Principal Research Analyst, Wood Mackenzie

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 04:00 EPC & Gas Processing

CCS

Integrated CO₂ compression and dehydration designs: What is the optimal approach? Travis Bowman, Technology Director, Siemens Energy Integration options at LNG import terminals for supplementary CO₂ liquefaction and export Matt Buckley, Lead Consultant, Wood Optimized digital control for CO₂ Dehydration to reduce operating costs while maintaining moisture specifications for carbon capture projects Spencer Oulman, Director – Innovation for Low Carbon Solutions... Read More

Wednesday, 10 September | 12:00 - 04:00 Shipping & Marine

Wind propulsion

Optimised application of Wind-Assisted Propulsion Systems by utilising fore accommodation in gas carriers Donguk Jung, Senior Engineer, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries Retrofitting LNG carriers with Wind-Assisted Propulsion: A viable path to carbon neutrality Véronique Pastre Maravic, CEO, France LNG Shipping Wind Assisted Propulsion Systems: A key to reduce CO₂ and methane emissions Frédéric Deybach, LNG Innovation & Digital Officer, TotalEnergies Reserve paper&nbs... Read More

Thursday, 11 September | 12:00 - 11:00 EPC & Gas Processing

Electrification

System integration and validation of large synchronous motor for e-LNG production Richard Burford, Product Manager, Baker Hughes Electrifying process steam production with heat pumps and Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR) cycles John Vincent Ergina, Technology Director, Siemens Energy Constraints of full electrification of LNG plants Sylvain Vovard, LNG Technology Manager, Technip Energies

Thursday, 11 September | 12:00 - 10:30 Commercial

The geopolitics of the energy transition

The second Trump administration and Europe’s green energy dilemmaAndrei Covatariu, Co-chair – Digitalization in Energy Task Force, United Nations Economic Commission for EuropeThe impact of US and EU sanctions and US tariffs on the global LNG marketJP Lacouture, Principal Analyst, KplerSovereignty and sovereign risk: Navigating FPIC principles in oil and gas project developmentGavin Scott, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright Australia

Thursday, 11 September | 12:00 - 12:30 EPC & Gas Processing

Liquefaction driver selection

Is E-drive really superior to GT-drive? Systems level reliability and production estimate Dr. Jena Satabdy, Researcher – Power Systems & Modelling, Shell India Markets Application of a new highly efficient and high power-density gas turbine technology for FLNG production Dante Tommaso Rubino, LNG Strategic Development & Demand Growth, Baker Hughes Challenges and approaches towards E-drive system of large liquefaction compressor onboard FLNG Damien Ngu... Read More

Thursday, 11 September | 12:00 - 03:00 EPC & Gas Processing

Cold energy and LNG import

BLUE REGAS: Blue hydrogen production using LNG wasted cold energy for CO₂ capture Benoit Queney, Market Analyst, GTT Rejuvenation and repurposing of an existing LNG regasification terminalAndrea Fioravanti, Senior Manager - LNG Processes & Projects, Snam FSRU ItaliaLNG cold energy utilization for data centre cooling Tetsu Shiozaki, Chief Process Engineer, Chiyoda Corporation

Thursday, 11 September | 12:00 - 03:30 Commercial

LNG shipping: Bunkering and fuel choice

LNG as a fuel choice for oil tankers: A comprehensive feasibility analysis in light of evolving GHG regulationsTheo Kourmpelis, Global Tankers, Emerging Energy Markets & Future Fuels Segment Director, Lloyd’s RegisterEnergy Stockholm: The largest inland LNG bunker vessel in EuropeDavid Patron, Sales Director, LNGShippingMaintaining momentum on the LNG marine fuel pathwayGrégoire Hartig, Commercial Director, Titan Clean Fuels

Thursday, 11 September | 12:00 - 04:30 EPC & Gas Processing

Layout and safety

A fresh approach to LNG liquefaction unit plot optimization Dr. Doo-hwan Cha, Senior Process Engineer, Kiewit Engineering Group Adapting to emerging hazards: Managing evolving major accident risks in modern complex energy projects Dr. Masayuki Tanabe, Chief Expert – HSE Management Systems, JGC Corporation Innovation and safety in ammonia terminal design Léopold Villeroy, Project Manager – H₂ & Decarbonisation, Tractebel

Thursday, 11 September | 12:00 - 04:30 Commercial

Shipping commercial

Multi-gas carriers: Cargo operations feasibility on backhaul tradesConstantinos Chaelis, Global Gas Markets & Technology Lead, Lloyd’s RegisterAre we slowing down LNG shipping? Examining the causes and consequences of reduced voyage speedsNeil Pollock, Consultant – LNG Shipping, Poten & PartnersNYK’s initiatives to materialise the usage of ammonia as a marine fuel and to establish a fuel ammonia value chainTsutomu Yokoyama, Executive Office, NYK Line

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