LPG Philippines Forum 2017

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

27 Apr 2017 - 28 Apr 2017

With a new administration, global supply changes and new technologies coming into the market, the LPG industry in the Philippines will be affected, and since the last forum in 2015, it was agreed that the industry need to be forward looking and continue to provide momentum for the LPG industry to continue to grow. More attention needs to be placed on the LPG industry to resolve key challenges and exploit upcoming opportunities.

The LPG Philippines Forum is a continuation of our efforts to provide a valuable platform for the LPG industry and government stakeholders in the Philippines to meet, discuss, debate and address key issues that the industry is facing.

This year’s theme will center around Building a Sustainable Future with LPG, and will cover discussions on policy directions for LPG, the building of infrastructure for LPG distribution, introducing new uses for LPG especially in power generation, and take a crack at trying to revive autogas use. Local opinions will be augmented with international case studies to deliver insights and learning for the LPG industry.

>>View the agenda here.

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

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