24th International Gas & Power Summit
Paris, France, 21 Novembre 2019
(*) Confirmed
Registration
WELCOME ADDRESS & INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
Session I: NATURAL GAS DYNAMICS: TRADITIONAL AND FUTURE SUPPLIERS
Keynote speaker
Moderator: Claude Mandil*, Former Executive Director, International Energy Agency (IEA)
Questions to be addressed the following:
- - How does Senegal intend to develop and use its natural gas resources to achieve the goals of the Emerging Senegal Plan (ESP)?
- - What are the Norwegian gas supply prospects? And how do they fit in the European and global gas outlook?
- - How would traditional and future suppliers meet Europe’s growing demand?
THE LNG MARKET IN 2019
Networking Refreshment Break
Session II: NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY: ADAPTING TO NEW MARKET REALITIES
Panel
Moderator: Didier Houssin*, CEO, IFPEN
Questions to be addressed include:
- - How do new gas projects fit into the global gas supply?
- - How quickly can associated resources be marketed and what challenges have to be overcome?
- - Which new business models can satisfy variable buyer and investor requirements?
- - Can new partnership schemes be used to deliver better value to all stakeholders?
Lunch
SESSION III: NATURAL GAS MARKETS: GLOBALIZATION & CONVERGENCE
Panel
Moderator : Herman Franssen*, Executive Director, Energy Intelligence Group
Questions to be addressed include:
- - What are the dynamics of new gas markets, and how could gas markets evolve in the near future?
- - Is the convergence of regional gas prices structural or could there be a return to higher regional price differentials?
- - To what extent are changes in gas contractual provisions affecting global gas trading?
- - Will LNG become a commodity with the same flexibility and pricing transparency as oil or other commodities?
Networking refreshment break
Session IV: THE SECOND AGE OF LNG – INNOVATION HERE TO STAY?
Panel
Moderator: Graham Hartnell*, Manager, LNG & Gas Consulting, Poten & Partners
Questions to be addressed include:
- - Floating LNG: technically proven but will it be commercially successful?
- - New developments in the US: will new technologies and project structures change existing approaches?
- - Arctic LNG: a supreme technical challenge which has led to new ways to build and deliver LNG.
- - Market evolution: have we entered the second age of LNG?
- - Financing LNG: how a maturing market puts pressure on prevailing project finance structures.
Session V: GAS AND POWER AND THE ENERGY TRANSITION
Panel
Moderator: Pierre Terzian*, Director, Petrostrategies
Questions to be addressed include:
- - How are key investments in the energy sector adapting to the growing trend towards decarbonization?
- - The role of electricity in the energy transition, in Europe and beyond. What are the key opportunities and challenges facing gas-to-power?
- - What are the associated costs and opportunities of transitioning a fleet to LNG? How much does the mobility transition cost?
- - What would gas markets with green and low-carbon gases look like? How much will this cost and where will the investments come from?