| |
Day One Morning ( Nov.8th ) |
0800 |
Registration  |
0840 |
Opening Ceremony |
|
Global Gas Supply Structure |
0900 |
Breaking gas supply crunch in China: clarifying new policy drivers in terms of gas pricing and gas utilization |
0930 |
Diversifying Russian exports: exploring the economic and commercial rationale for exporting gas west and east |
1000 |
Exploring the potential and possibility of Qatar to meet the growing gas demand in Asia |
1030 |
Morning refreshment and networking |
1050 |
Closely examining gas infrastructure development in China: is it compatible with gas demand requirement? |
1120 |
Mismatch between terminal facility and LNG plant development schedule: where will supply come from to meet the growing demand? |
1150 |
Plenary panel between gas buyers and sellers: Flexibility vs. Competitiveness |
1230 |
Luncheon
 |
|
Day One Afternoon ( Nov.8th ) |
|
Examining Gas Supply Security of Asia Region |
1400 |
Eyes on Middle Asia supply: exploring Turkmenistan’s supply potential and time table? |
1430 |
Domestic resources vs. overseas supplies: to what degree and at what price will China import overseas gas supplies? |
1500 |
The strategies of Indonesia gas development: how to reach balance between domestic supply and export commitment |
1530 |
Afternoon refreshment & networking |
1550 |
Examining how will arbitrage and spot trading alter Japan's gas dynamics |
1620 |
Risk mitigation of drafting Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA) |
1650 |
Emerging technologies in LNG storage |
1720 |
Chairman remarks |
1800 |
Cocktail party |
|
Day Two Morning ( Nov.9th ) |
0800 |
Registration |
0850 |
Opening remarks by Chairman |
|
Eyes on Asian Emerging Gas Markets |
0900 |
Endeavors to strengthen bargaining power in LNG purchasing |
0930 |
Hunting for upstream assets: cooperation or competition with other Asian counterparts? |
1000 |
Contractor perspective: pre-contract risk analysis for the design and construction of LNG terminal and gas storage facility
 |
1030 |
Morning Refreshment & Networking |
1050 |
Singapore’s moving ahead with LNG plans: a result of supply security worry |
1120 |
Successfully structuring the first LNG import terminal |
|
Coal-bed Methane: Alternative Way to Fill the Demand Gap |
1220 |
36 trillion cubic meters of CBM: how to make it a practical and reliable substitute energy source for natural gas |
|
Day Two Afternoon (Nov.9th) |
|
The afternoon sessions will be divided into two concurrent streams with choice to probe into specific field of expertise and extended Q&A sessions |
|
Stream A: Find Value Proposition of LNG Shipping and Shipbuilding |
|
Chairperson: Stephen Chan, Global Business Manager-Gas Ships, Lloyd's Register
 |
1400 |
The emergence of China as an LNG shipbuilder: will China’s entrance cause a surplus? |
1430 |
New drivers to shape the future of LNG shipping |
1500 |
Fleet and operation: addressing key points to ensure LNG fleet economics and profitability |
1530 |
Afternoon refreshment and networking |
1550 |
Exploring future propulsion systems for LNG carriers |
1620 |
Improving memberane containment systems for LNG carriers |
1650 |
Financing LNG vessels: contract based business rather than asset finance principle |
1720 |
Chairman Remarks |
1730 |
Close of Conference |
|
Stream B: Downstream gas market: how will it transfer the increasing upstream cost to get the economics right? |
|
Stream B will have two group discussions which are specially designed sessions focusing on different topics of interest. By breaking into groups, delegates will be directly involved in the discussion and exchange of knowledge, ideas, experiences and insights and ensuring that you come away with relevant ideas that you can apply to your organization. |
1400 |
Roundtable Discussion Ⅰ:Downstream gas market: distribution pricing debate
The escalating global LNG price has put great pressure on domestic pricing approach. With the national energy and resources pricing reform on track which is set to be based on market replacement value, how to design an appropriate distribution pricing approach remains to be a major task. |
1500 |
Afternoon refreshment and networking |
1520 |
Roundtable DiscussionⅡ: Evaluating the potential and economic viabilities of natural gas vehicle in China
Many issues have demonstrated that natural gas vehicle will be greatly encouraged in resources relatively abundant area to reduce pollution. Therefore more issues will be reviewed:
|
1620 |
Roundtable Discussion Ⅲ: Gas to Power: how does it fit into power generation mix and merit order?
There’s an on-going debate on whether China should develop gas-fired power generation in the context of supply scarcity and high price. The lack of pronounced and coherent national policy on gas fired power generation has cast uncertainties on the successful implementation of China’s gas development plan. Hence the group discussion is going to review the key drivers and challenges on whether and how should China develop gas power in sustainable way.
|
1730 |
Chairman Remarks |
1740 |
Close of Conference |
