3rd Annual FSRU Conference 2014

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

25 Nov 2014 - 28 Nov 2014

  • Jakob Stampe
    Managing Director, Höegh LNG Asia, Singapore 
     
  • Karlman Tham
    Business Development Manager (Asia), Excelerate Energy, Singapore
     

To find out more, visit our Conference Agenda page.

​Other speakers at this event include:

  • ​Asia’s First Operating FSRU Owner
    Tammy Meidharma, President Director, PT Nusantara Regas, Indonesia
  • Pakistan’s Public Company & First FSRU
    Sheikh Imranul Haque, Chief Executive Officer, Elengy Terminal (Engro Corporation Limited), Pakistan 
  • India GAIL’s FSRU Terminal
    S. Narayanan, Managing Director, Andra Pradesh Gas Distribution Corporation, India 
  • Small-Scaled Operations with FSRUs
    Michael Newman, Senior Chatering Manager, Norgas Carriers, Singapore 
  • Offshore LNG Outlooks
    Nazery Khalid, Head, Planning & Development, Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation, Malaysia 
  • Securing Financing and Project Approvals
    Muthu Chezhian, Vice President – Capital Projects and Engineering, Rongsheng Offshore and Marine, Singapore

Call: +65 6508 2401 | Email: register@ibcasia.com.sg

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