Baltic LNG & New Energies Forum Day 2Thursday, 12 June 2025

• Which is likely to progress closer and faster - Biomethane vs nuclear vs renewables vs electrification
• Can hydrogen join the race?
• How can we get things right – Is it tech or investment issue?
• Will future governments proceed with the nuclear energy strategy?
• Is it realistic that natural gas will be phased out by 2050?
• What is CCS role in meeting these targets?

The critical need for storage, to buffer against supply disruption, address supply and demand mismatch, and take advantage of price fluctuations will continue to grow. This session will highlight the role, importance of molecular energy storage (like hydrogen and its derivatives) in addition to batteries for a future clean energy system.

Learn about PRF Gas Solutions offerings in natural gas regasification plants and refuelling stations as well as their hydrogen refuelling stations (portable solutions and fixed solutions), injection in the natural gas network and other industry projects.

• Location of biogas plants, biomethane terminals to ensure security of supply
• Virtual pipelines - How far it can be modelled to replace pipelines?
• Connectivity – How can it be integrated with gas and electricity grids?
• Development of direct offtake between producers & end users

By 2050, renewable and low-carbon gases will replace natural gas, and adopt a role of integrating the electricity & gas sectors, providing more flexibility within the energy systems. What is each country doing to progress towards decarbonisation, in this session you will get an understanding about strategies of Lithuania, principles for repurposing for cleaner fuels, deploying CCS and reduction of overall emissions.

What is the advancement in CO2 pipeline, as one of the alternatives of CO2 transportation onshore, that could play a crucial role in shaping the future of sustainable energy solutions in our region.

• How can EU policy frameworks accelerate CCS deployment?
• Emerging CCS technologies and their scalability
• Public-private partnerships and EU funding mechanisms
• Developing a unified EU-wide CCS infrastructure
• Sharing best practices and knowledge across member states

We invite you to take a closer look at Klaipėda LNG terminal and FSRU Independence! During the sightseeing trip we will take a boat through the Klaipėda seaport to the Klaipėda LNG terminal, where the history and activities of Klaipėda LNG terminal will be presented by the KN representatives. During the 2 hour-long site trip you will not only see one of the most important guarantors of Lithuania's and the region's energy security up close, but you will also have the opportunity to take photos in the background of the LNG terminal and have a pleasant networking on the boat with the other participants of the forum.

Link for more info about the terminal: https://www.kn.lt/en/our-activities/lng-terminals/klaipeda-lng-terminal/559

Schedule:

The bus for this Tour leaves at 14.30 from the venue and returns around 17.00 back to venue.

Participants:

The maximum number of participants for this Tour is 40 and is available on first come first served basis. The tour is planned to visit the protected areas of the Klaipėda LNG terminal. In this context, please carry a valid ID (passport or European ID card). Book now to confirm your seat.