Securing the supply of today and decarbonising the future

The world's thirst for LNG is on the rise, especially in China and Southeast Asia, where LNG is replacing coal for cleaner energy, whilst LNG remains a key player in electricity production globally. 

This surge in demand is expected to continue for decades, can LNG producers meet growing demand in a complex global landscape? Where will the demand come from? Join LNGgc for insights into this dynamic market; exploring trends, challenges, and opportunities in the global LNG supply & demand landscape. 

LNG offers a lower-carbon option than traditional fuels, aiding countries weaning off coal. It is a stepping stone on the path to renewable energy sources, but its long-term viability depends on minimizing methane leaks throughout the supply chain. 

Gain insights into the latest advancements in reducing methane emissions, strategies for integrating LNG with a growing share of renewables and low-carbon fuels, along with the role of LNG in specific sectors like transportation, shipping and industries. 

Discover updates on Germany's commitment to LNG, plans for new FSRUs, how LNG integrates with the long-term goal of ending fossil fuel dependence by 2040,  and explore developments in the different regions with new infrastructure projects and how they contribute to Europe's overall energy security. 

Stay ahead of the curve with our comprehensive coverage of Europe's new LNG infrastructure. Explore how this strategic shift impacts energy security, pricing, and the path towards a cleaner energy future. 

Gain insights into how global supply and demand volatility is impacting LNG traders. Analyse how Europe fared this past winter and assess potential infrastructure bottlenecks for the upcoming season. 

Understand how LNG trading fluctuations affect various market segments and potential price floors. Explore limitations on lending for fossil fuel projects and the implications for future funding and compare investment appetite for new gas infrastructure with investments in alternative energy sources. 

Europe's energy mix is evolving, and LNG infrastructure plays a critical role in the transition. Which new sources will dominate the future energy landscape? Gain insights into policy support for low-carbon fuels and efforts to scale up technological advancements to transfer new molecules through existing LNG infrastructure. 

How will gas players adapt their strategies to prioritize efficiency, emission reduction, and long-term sustainability? Equip your team with knowledge to understand how new LNG infrastructure is paving the way for a cleaner and more secure energy future in Europe. 

Explore how LNG terminals can be leveraged to enable Europe's decarbonization goals and the potential of CCS and other technologies to reduce the carbon footprint of LNG. 

Discover innovative approaches to integrate new technologies and low-carbon gases like bio-LNG, ammonia, and hydrogen into existing infrastructure. Analyze the need for new terminals in the context of gas diversification strategies.