12th Asia Natural Gas Markets

Global LNG demand and trade has grown incrementally by 10%, with the Asia and Europe region contributing to this growth. Asia’s traditional importers like Japan, Korea and Taiwan have been joined by two major energy consumers, India and China, and the latest newcomers such as Singapore and Thailand. Thus, Asia demand growth is certain.

Meanwhile, supply of natural gas has been impeded by technical problems at some liquefaction plants and gas supply shortages in some producing countries. Will the tightening supply situation ease as new producers such as Nigeria, Egypt and Iran enter the market in full steam?

The shipping sector has welcomed an addition of new fleets coming in service, thus increasing the LNG capacity by a remarkable 16.6% from the previous year. This has been an enabler for the LNG supply chain, ensuring the expansion of activity over the next few years.

With a promising growth in demand, what are the producers’ plans and strategy to fulfil the contracts? Will there be commitments to the liquefaction facility? How long will this tight supply situation sustained? And in response, what is the impact of the export volume and price for Asia?

CMT’s 12th Asia Natural Gas Markets brings together leading panel of experts and representatives from various countries’ gas authorities to discuss above issues. You will gain valuable insights on the latest from production to demand of natural gas, as well as what to look forward in Asia in the next 5 years. Key issues discussed include:

• Global production of natural gas, thereabout affecting the Asia’s import
• What are the opportunities for the natural gas producers?
• Domestic pricing in China and overcoming the barrier to entry for international imports
• Infrastructure position of Asia LNG market at country level.
• Importers’ response to the high priced gas market

Don’t hesitate! Register online now @ www.cmtevents.com with your team.