FSRU and Small Scale LNG Shipping Forum 2018

Asia | Transport

Third Party Event

03 Apr 2018 - 05 Apr 2018

Join us in the 3rd FSRU and Small Scale LNG Shipping Forum 2018, taking place on 3-5 April 2018 at the Dharmawangsa Hotel, Jakarta, Indonesia, to meet and network with key regulators and regional stakeholders. 
>> View brochure: http://lng-world.com/fsrushipping2018/FSRU03_Brochure_2018.pdf

Small LNG ships and infrastructure will concurrently play a vital role in LNG distribution within islands, either from land-based or offshore LNG terminals. This will inevitably be complementary and necessary options with the availability of FSRUs in various hotspots. This forum will also cover other related small-scale LNG distribution and infrastructure segment, including LNG bunkering to support the power generation industry.

For more information, please contact us at +65 6506 0965 or rizal.rahman@naturalgasglobal.com.
 

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