Main Conference: 14-15 May 2025
Main Conference: 14-15 May 2025|In person & on-demand, Hotel Okura, Amsterdam
NAVIGATING THE ENERGY TRILEMMA
Innovative solutions to security, sustainability and affordability
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
30th
Anniversary
Inspirational. Collaborative. Insightful.
Cutting edge insights into supply and demand in Europe's gas markets and the future for low carbon energy networks
200+ Speakers
30+ Hours of Gas & LNG Content
Powerful market insights
Join the buzz at the 30th anniversary
Join the offsite networking party at an exclusive location in Amsterdam
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Get access to energy leaders, find out what they think and how to leverage your career as the world transitions to clean energy
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2024 SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Affordability, security and the energy transition
Energy supply, security and securing a low carbon future
Energy policy & regulation
2 years on from RePowerEU: how is Europe doing? Is there a market left after regulations? What are the targets & timescales for the energy transition post 2040
Decarbonization for LNG and the consequences of European policy decisions
Aggregate EU and the market correction mechanism: did the emergency measures help?
Sector coupling: What is needed to strengthen the connection between the energies?
Deep dive into China and the USA’s energy policies
Future supplies and demand
16 years left till 2040 – is that it for European gas? Planning for natural gas’s challenging future
The mix of gas, hydrogen, nuclear & electric in the next 10-15 years
Implementing future carbon management strategies and value chains
Demand reduction or demand destruction: what is temporary and what is structural?
How are the BRICS countries are influencing global flows of oil & gas
Do you need to sign long term agreements to guarantee security of supply?
The strategic repositioning of LNG
Learnings from the past two winters and analysing the security of LNG supplies for winter 2024 – 2026
2026 and beyond: Who will supply the LNG. To what extent will Europe need LNG post 2040?
Asia-Pacific: Evaluating the “knock-on effect” of demand on Europe
Decarbonising the LNG supply chain & the Impact of new legislations on LNG importers and exporters
North-West European LNG regasification terminals
Small scale, Bio LNG, alternative green fuels, shopping
Hydrogen and low carbon gases
Building up and integrating the hydrogen value chain: exploring the best global resources, understanding costs for production and encouraging demand growth
Strategies for the successful implementation of hydrogen valleys and clusters
Electrolysers: critical success factors to scaling up your H2 operation
Where are we seeing opportunities to support biogas?
Renewables stepping in for a low carbon or near zero-carbon power generation
Trading & Pricing
The winter just past – is the crisis over?
Volatility and market prices: not yet out of the woods for gas market tightness?
A new era of regional hubs – can the TTF be challenged?
What are the new requirements for international LNG & gas contracts?
Global carbon market analysis
The influence of eTrading and speculative trading strategies
Establishing and creating hydrogen as a globally traded commodity
Infrastructure for the transition
What gases will be moving around the market? What type of infrastructure is needed if more renewables are in the system?
Refurbishing existing pipes alongside Europe’s hydrogen backbone
Implementing future carbon management strategies and value chains: what will be needed, where and at what cost?
Bio methane – coming to the rescue of stranded gas infrastructure?
Hydrogen storage & increasing flexibility across the entire energy system
FLAME HIGHLIGHTS
Connecting European gas markets and creating consensus for decarbonising the industry.
Meet the entire gas and LNG value chain, check the temperature of the gas markets and formulate new business collaborations to create the decarbonised networks and supply chains for tomorrow's energy supply.
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