Asia LPG Summit 2018

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

16 Jan 2018 - 17 Jan 2018

>>View the agenda here: http://www.lpgsummit.com/asia2018/assets/Asia_LPG_SUMMIT_2018.pdf

Bangladesh’s LPG market is red-hot, projected to grow over 500% to meet increasing energy demands as well as the projected shortage of natural gas. In 2017, this unique event brought together over 2400+ business representatives, government and officials for 2 days, opening up amazing opportunities for business development for LPG in Asia. 

This forum is the place to be seen when it comes to being in the middle of the action in Bangladesh and the neighboring countries like Nepal, Pakistan and India, all of which have rapidly developing LPG markets of their own. 

For more information, please contact us at +65 6506 0965 or vincent@lpgsummit.com.

 

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