Future of LNGsecurity, affordability, and decarbonization
The LNG Producer Consumer Conference was launched in 2012 as a common platform for deepening cooperation between LNG producers and consumers and is a globally recognized international conference in the field of LNG. This 13th conference is the second to be co-hosted with the International Energy Agency (IEA).
The global energy market has experienced an unprecedented crisis from which it is still recovering.
Moreover, balancing energy security with stable and affordable access to energy is a global challenge as the world moves towards net-zero.
Against this backdrop, there is a need to redefine the role that natural gas and LNG can play. Presenting a vision for the future of natural gas and LNG will promote the development of stable gas markets and contribute to a stable global energy supply.
This 13th LNG Producer Consumer Conference, cohosted with IEA and in partnership with GIIGNL, will provide a platform for the public and private sectors to come together to discuss issues surrounding natural gas and LNG. The conference will be an in-person event and is expected to serve as a salon for vigorous discussion and networking among all stakeholders.
International Energy Agency (IEA)
REPORT & COMMENTARY
JOINT CHAIR SUMMARY
SESSIONS & SPEAKERS
Session 1: Government Session
Japan
Session 2: Public-Private Session
“Public and Private Efforts to Enhance Gas Security and the Role of Gas Reserve Mechanisms”
“Technology Progress Toward Decarbonizing the LNG Value Chain and Challenges in Developing a Roadmap”
Oman (Oman LNG)
“The Role of Financing in Ensuring Growth of a Stable LNG Market”
Japan (IEEJ)