Summit DayTuesday, 19 May 2026

The Middle East crisis has stranded around a fifth of global LNG supply and caused damage to Qatari LNG infrastructure that could last for years. As markets digest the short-term upheaval, the longer-term implications are only just starting to emerge. This session explores how the disruption has reshaped the TTF forward curve, what it means for Europe’s storage outlook beyond this year, and how Asian buyers might reassess their long-term LNG strategies.

Join for a relaxed networking gathering to address pivotal and pressing issues in gas trading, combined with canapes and drinks.

The session will host roundtables with unique discussion topics. Discussions will run for 30 minutes, and the findings of the discussion will be summarised and presented by each moderator.

• Table 1 Vivek Chandra, Gulfstream LNG: Is Europe finally prepared to pay to true cost of ‘new’ US LNG?
• Table 2: Mark Simons, TotalEnergies: How should Europe secure its gas supply going forward? From pricing & contract types to business models & supply sources
• Table 3: Christian Baer, Europex: Crisis by Design? Are Policy Interventions Weakening Market Resilience
• Table 4: Pawel Lont, EFET: Momentum for further gas market integration in the EU
• Table 5: Jason Pegley, ICE (Intercontinental Exchange): The Role of LNG Freight in Connecting Global Gas Markets