2-4 May 2023 | In person & digital,
Okura, Amsterdam
Securing Europe's energy supply and hitting climate change targets
Unlock the blueprint for low carbon energy supply
The solutions you need for the global energy transition. Meet the stakeholders leading the way with new economies of scale in low carbon gases, infrastructure projects, CCS, LNG terminals and hydrogen.
Affordability, security and the energy transition
Energy supply, security and securing a low carbon future
Overcoming the energy crisis
How are government bodies responding to unprecedented challenges of reduced gas flows? The need to curtail excessive price hikes and implement new policies as Europe accelerates towards decarbonisation presents a host of difficulties and opportunities.
Is enough being done to ensure that energy transition mandates for 2030 and 2050 are met? How quickly can Europe cut its reliance on Russian gas and secure alternative long term energy supplies?
Energy security and policy
Hear the latest regulatory updates on gas and hydrogen packages, implementation of RE-Power EU, the LNG purchasing platform, and EU regulations on storage buffers to protect against energy shortages.
Join debates on how the market has reacted to drastic shortages. Has the right balance been struck by government intervention between stabilising energy security, and creating the framework for low carbon sustainable energy supply.
LNG to the rescue?
Following the influx of LNG as a substitute for Russian gas over winter, assess the impact this has had on Europe's net zero goals and contractual pressures for LNG delivery.
Does LNG have a long term trajectory in the low carbon energy mix? As more terminals (including FSRUs and FLNGs) are built for LNG supply; evaluate the financing for projects and long term security on LNG investments.
In the short term, find out who Europe will need to outbid for LNG as trading patterns, supply and demand shift globally.
Transition ready infrastructure
Time is running short to meet energy transition goals. What is needed in Europe's infrastructure and does it need to be rebuilt?
Delve into essential net zero strategies for storage, new pipelines, CCS and the grid in order to make assets ready for low carbon gases. Address the possibilities of repurposing LNG terminals for green hydrogen. Discuss how to scale up hydrogen production and overcome regulatory hurdles to ensure investors are able to finance low carbon infrastructure projects.
Pricing
Unpack the fallout of drastic energy prices volatility across the world.
Assess the impact of energy price caps and the extent to which they worked; the level of state involvement in protecting consumer interests and controlling industry demand.
Low carbon gases
Diversification of supply is high on the European agenda as the extraordinary situation in the gas market has impacted pricing, supply and energy security.
Find out which new energy alliances are forming across the evolving energy landscape with new supply chains in bio-LNG, bio-methane, bio-gas, LPG and different colours of hydrogen.
Key Figures at FLAME
500+
Attendees every year
200+
Expert speakers
59%
C-Suite or Senior Management
60+
Utilities & gas producer companies
104
Countries in attendance
28
Years and counting
Additional Insights at FLAME
LNG Summit Day
The Global LNG Summit will address the challenges facing LNG supply today, the need for flexible contracts and where the main competition for buying LNG fuel lies. The summit will also look into transportation of LNG with an exploration of building FSRUs, FLNGs and also the bunker vessels used to move LNG around the world. Delve into yard capacity for new LNG vessels, the long-term future for LNG terminals and the business models for ports receiving LNG.
Find out the extent of Europe’s reliance on LNG throughout the winter, the viability of LNG as a short and long term solution taking into account volumes required, prices and exposures for energy suppliers. How will trade flows alter by 2030 and what ESG reporting is required in transportation of LNG? Can the development on LNG infrastructure be used as a stepping stone to renewable infrastructure?
Traders' Day
Join the traders day for unmissable analysis on the extent of the impact of huge volatility and margin calls on liquidity. Assess whether this has reduced the number of players in the gas & LNG business and how winter 2022 has balanced between what was predicted and the realities of the gas markets and the knock on impacts on pricing and profits.
Find out how the market is preparing for winter 23/24 and how much of a role policy makers will have in setting market conditions and what this will mean for traders. How is storage usage impacting trade and what are the projections for next year as energy flows reverse from east-to-west to west-to-east.
Women @ Flame
Promote diversity and inclusion within your company and reap the benefits. Organisations with diverse backgrounds are stronger, more versatile and adaptable to change.
Incorporated across the event agenda, hear from the innovators who are spearheading change and leading the industry to a more sustainable future.
Join corporate conversation panels at Flame on overcoming the barriers to change and what can to be done to make a truly inclusive and diverse workforce.
What happened at Flame 2022
Back in person with more opportunities for networking and making the most of amazing opportunities for the whole industry globally.
At a time of great uncertainty there is a lot of realism with very sober appraisals of the challenges we face and what the answers should be.
2022 Speakers Included:
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Limited number of free places available
We have set aside a limited number of complimentary passes for regulators, energy policy makers, industrial/manufacturing energy consumers and ministers.
Bright Sparks
The Bright Sparks programme is open to energy professionals under the age of 35 who are attending Flame for the first time. Bright Sparks attendees will gain access to both days of Flame for a steeply discounted rate of £500. If you aren't eligible for the Bright Sparks programme yourself, why not invite a younger colleague to join you?
To book on as a Bright Spark, simply select the relevant delegate option at checkout.
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