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Gas, LNG & The Future of Energy

India, London - 22-23 October 2024
Gas, LNG & The Future of Energy Join us at the second annual Wood Mackenzie Gas, LNG & The Future of Energy Conference in the City of London from 22-23 October 2024 for industry expert insights and debates to gain a global perspective on themes including:

* Today's solution, tomorrow's problem - what is the future for gas and LNG?
* A pathway forward for the future of gas and LNG in Asia
* Examining lowering of emissions within the gas and LNG industry
* How will AI transform gas and energy?
* North America: Domestic dynamics and implications on global LNG markets
* What are the emerging technologies that could transform the gas and LNG industry?
* Diversifying and sourcing new LNG supply
* Financing gas and LNG through the energy transition
* The future of pipelines, regasification, and storage in Europe
* Contracts: pricing, flexibility, and indexation - what is the way forward?
* Exploring key developments impacting LNG shipping
Date(s)
22-23 October 2024
Venue
City of London
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