2nd LNG Supply, Transport & Storage Philippines

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

04 Feb 2015 - 06 Feb 2015

With a diverse archipelago geography, many niche – yet feasible – opportunities for LNG in specific locations will be addressed at the biennial 2nd LNG Supply, Transport & Storage Philippines Forum which will be taking place on 4th to 6th of February 2015 at the Pan Pacific Hotel, Manila, Philippines.

This networking forum will bring key speakers including:

  • H.E Carlos Jericho Petilla, Secretary, Department Of Energy
  • Laura Saguin, Division Chief – Natural Gas Management Division, Department Of Energy
  • Antonio Cailao, President & CEO, Philippines National Oil Company
  • James MacTaggart, General Manager for Middle East, North Africa and Asia, Shell
  • Nicolas Lefevre, General Manager, Tractebel Engineering (GDF Suez)
  • Franck Le Baron, VP International Projects, Elengy (GDF Suez)
  • Stephane Maillard, Business Development Manager, GTT
  • Francois Nguyen, Director International Energy Policy Branch, Alberta Department of Energy
  • Jose Basanio T. Aldon, Senior Adviser – Natural Gas Business, Business Development, First Gen Corporation
  • Karim G. Garcia, Vice President, Strategic Planning, Trans-Asia Oil And Energy Development Corporation (PHINMA)
  • Ron Heffron, Vice President, Moffatt & Nichol
  • Alan Townsend, Senior Energy Specialist, World Bank
  • Akira Miyamoto, General Manager and Executive Researcher –  Planning Dept, Osaka Gas Co
  • Jakob Stampe, Director – Regas, Hoegh LNG
     

Past Event report and Information can be found on the website  

PLUS! Unmissible Workshops on:

  • Workshop A – LNG 101: Introduction to LNG Business   
  • Workshop B – LNG as a fuel and the emergence of small/medium scale LNG

Register Your Interest Today!

For more information, please click on the link to visit the event website or contact:
Denise Lim
denise.lim@alleventsgroup.com
+65 6506 0951

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