Fuelling the Growth of LNG Market in Asia: New Businesses, New Markets, New Opportunities
Over the last 10 years, huge investments have been pouring into building pipelines, LNG terminals, re-gasification facilities and shipping facilities across Asia. With new pipelines, more transportation services and developed infrastructure facilities that are being made available in Asia, the region is in a better position to becoming the biggest gas market in the world. Global gas producers are shifting their supply to Asia with Japan, China, India and South Korea becoming leading gas importers
Gas market in Asia is definitely hot with a diverse group of players from different continents of the world. Our event in Asia will be a platform where global sellers meet Asian buyers together with international infrastructure developers, shippers and investors who are keen to tap into this growing market. This event will also tackle strategic, commercial and technical issues to bring the industry forward.
Key issues that will be discussed at LNG Outlook Asia 2010 are:
• Global LNG outlook after the economic recession
• LNG supply and demand in Asia – new markets, new players, new businesses
• Influx of major buyers from Asia and major sellers from Australasia & Middle East
• LNG Infrastructure requirements and gaps
• Financing and funding infrastructure development projects in Asia
• Risk Management and business sustainability
• Plant safety, management and optimization
• Purchase agreements and contract negotiation
• Spot trading, pricing and hedging
• Shipping, transporting, storing and loading
• Floating LNG and receiving terminals
• Regasification and liquefaction technologies
• Gas processing and treatment
• Process Management and integration
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Frederic Barnaud 
Brian Buckley 
Atsunori Takeuchi 
Ric Frasse 
Rudolf Huber
Joshua R. Kalinoe 
Shaun Scott 
Axel Wietfeld 
Rod Duke 
John Pexton 
Wijnand van Eck 
