International Congress and Exhibition “LNG Latin America”

Argentina | Economy

Third Party Event

17 Jun 2020 - 18 Jun 2020

“LNG Latin America” is the only business platform for developing effective strategies, sharing experiences, presenting new investment projects and innovations, consolidating efforts of governments and business to implement investment projects on construction, expansion and modernisation of LNG regasification and LNG production plants from all over Latin America.

“LNG Latin America” brings together 250+ General Directors, Technical Directors of major LNG regasification and LNG production plants from all over Latin America, as well аs government officials, oil and gas companies, EPCs, global LNG experts, world-known equipment and service providing companies.
 

For more information about this event, please visit the organizer’s website here.

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