Kutse

Grand Hyatt Athens HOST SPONSOR PLATINUM SPONSOR HOh GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS BRONZE SPONSORS www.worldlngsummit.com This is a draft agenda and subject to final confirmation. For further information, please contact Tibah Hussain, Conference Director, dmg events: [email protected] Confirmed Speakers 1. H.E. Kostas Skrekas, Minister of the Environment & Energy, Greece 2. Maria Rita Galli, CEO, DESFA 3. Akshay Kumar Singh, MD & CEO, Petronet LNG Limited 4. Anatol Feygin, EVP & CCO, Cheniere 5. Kunio Nohata, Representative Director, Executive Vice President, Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd. 6. Hiroki Sato, Executive Officer, Corporate Planning & Strategy Division, Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc. 7. Martin Houston, Vice Chairman, Tellurian Inc. 8. Philip Mshelbila, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, Nigeria LNG Limited 9. Thomas Maurisse, Senior Vice President LNG, TotalEnergies 10. Octavio Simoes, President & Chief Executive Officer, Tellurian Inc. 11. Spyros Leoussis, Chief Commercial Officer, Capital Product Partners LP 12. Steve Hill, EVP, Shell Energy 13. Jonty Shepard, VP of Global LNG Trading & Origination, bp 14. Javier Moret, Global Head of LNG, RWE Supply & Trading 15. Philippe Berterottière, Chairman of the Board & CEO, GTT 16. Hrvoje Krhen, Managing Director, LNG Croatia 17. Yunus Emre İCİK, Deputy Head, Natural Gas Supply & Export Department, BOTAS 18. Paul Sullivan, Global LNG & FLNG, Worley 19. Jason Bennett, Partner, Department Chair – Global Projects, Baker Botts LLP 20. Christopher Goncalves, Chair & Managing Director, BRG Energy & Climate 21. Stephen Thompson, Global Head, LNG and Natural Gas Advisors, Poten & Partners, Inc. 22. Julie Mayo, Partner, Baker Botts L.L.P. 23. Vincent Demoury, Secretary General, GIIGNL 24. Alan Townsend, Principal Industry Specialist, International Finance Corporation 25. Eduard Ruijs, Managing Director, BlackRock 26. Simon Oxley, Co-Head of Oil & Gas EMEA, Barclays 27. Paul Eardley-Taylor, Oil & Gas, Southern Africa, Standard Bank 28. Rob Butler, Partner, Baker Botts LLP 29. Athanasia Arapogianni, Associate Director, BRG Energy & Climate 30. Debbie Turner, Senior Broker, Howe Robinson 31. Melissa Lindsay, Founder, Emstream 32. David Ledesma, Consultant, South-Court Ltd and Chairman, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies 33. Andy Flower, Independent Consultant, Flower LNG 34. Conference Chair: Pat Roberts, Managing Director, LNG-Worldwide Ltd www.worldlngsummit.com This is a draft agenda and subject to final confirmation. For further information, please contact Tibah Hussain, Conference Director, dmg events: [email protected]  PRE-SUMMIT MASTERCLASSES TUESDAY, 29TH NOVEMBER 2022 09:00 - Registration & Welcome Coffee Masterclass B: 09:30 - Masterclasses Begin AM: Energy Transition and Implications for LNG Markets, 11:00- Morning Networking Coffee Break Contracts, Pricing & Disputes 13:00 - Networking Lunch Led by: 14:00 – Masterclasses Resume • GHG footprint for natural gas and LNG supply chains • Policy scenarios for GHG mitigation (e.g. regulation, taxation and/or 15:30 - Afternoon Networking Coffee Break price incentives) • Implications for international pricing and trade of natural gas and 17:30 - End of Pre-Summit Masterclasses LNG • Implications for price reviews and other international dispute resolution Masterclass A: • Strategic priorities and options for LNG suppliers/sellers and What are the Long-Term Prospects for LNG? consumers /buyers Masterclass Leader: Masterclass Leaders: Andy Flower, Independent Consultant, Christopher Goncalves, Chair & Managing Director, BRG Energy & Climate Flower LNG Athanasia Arapogianni, Associate Director, BRG Energy & Climate • The global LNG market in 2021 and 2022 • How is the LNG business responding to the triple PM: The Evolving Role of LNG Import Projects challenges of surging prices, energy transition and Ukraine? • What can we expect for LNG supply, demand and prices in 2023? Led by: • FIDs on new liquefaction capacity in 2022 and outlook for 2023 • Forecast LNG supply and demand 2023 to 2040 Masterclass Leaders: • How much new liquefaction capacity is required Julie Mayo, Partner, Baker Botts L.L.P. over the 2020s and how much will be built? Rob Butler, Partner, Baker Botts L.L.P. • Which markets the be the sources of demand growth? • Which countries will start to import LNG and how much LNG will they need? • How are LNG trade flows changing and what is the outlook for spot and short-term trading? www.worldlngsummit.com This is a draft agenda and subject to final confirmation. For further information, please contact Tibah Hussain, Conference Director, dmg events: [email protected]  4 CARBON MARKETS FORUM TUESDAY, 29TH NOVEMBER 2022 CARBON MARKETS FORUM In collaboration with Co-Hosted By Join us for the annual forum dedicated to bringing together the environmental products and LNG traders driving decarbonisation of global gas through efficient markets. 14:00 Chair’s Opening Remarks 14:05 Welcome Address 14:10 Session 1 - LNG as a transition fuel – the role of trading in achieving net zero • Overview of carbon markets and the role of carbon pricing in the energy transition • What are the implications of new regulations to decarbonise the international shipping market? • How do we align decarbonisation with energy poverty alleviation goals? • Verified Carbon Markets: What are the challenges to scaling up the voluntary market? • How are high energy prices impacting demand for carbon offset LNG? • How are US producers meeting the requirements for cleaner fuels in Europe? Questions & Answers 15:00 Session 2 – The evolution of carbon markets and building an effective carbon portfolio • Verified vs. Compliance Carbon Markets – who, how and where do they trade them • What determines the quality of carbon credit? • How do you build a carbon portfolio? • What are the main carbon indices emerging? • Is carbon an asset class? • How will carbon trading and LNG trading intersect in the future? • Where does the Paris Agreement and Sovereign Carbon fit? 16:00 Session 3 – Networking Roundtable Discussions: Roundtables: Join your colleagues to discuss the key issues around trading LNG and Carbon Credits over a drink. There will be three rotations within the session, allowing delegates to spend 20 minutes on any one topic. Topics to include: Roundtable 1: How is carbon priced and traded? Roundtable 2: What are the regulatory changes in carbon markets that stand to effect LNG trade economics? Roundtable 3: Is using carbon credits greenwashing? Roundtable 4: Will we see lower carbon LNG trading at a premium to uncertified cargoes in the future and if so, how soon? www.worldlngsummit.com This is a draft agenda and subject to final confirmation. For further information, please contact Tibah Hussain, Conference Director, dmg events: [email protected]  5 18:00 – 20:00 Pre-Registration & Welcome Drinks Reception Hosted by: *Open to attendees of the Carbon Markets Forum and the World LNG Summit & Awards SUMMIT DAY ONE WEDNESDAY , 30TH NOVEMBER 2022 08:00 Registration & Welcome Breakfast 09:00 Chair’s Opening Remarks Pat Roberts, Managing Director, LNG Worldwide Ltd 09:15 Ministerial Opening Address H.E. Kostas Skrekas, Minister of the Environment & Energy, Greece 09:30 Opening Keynote Address Maria Rita Galli, CEO, DESFA 09:45 SESSION 1 – GLOBAL LNG STRATEGY PANEL DISCUSSION – Determining LNG’s Role Through To 2040: Key Disruptors & Their Consequences Disruptors & their consequences for LNG • COVID-19, energy transitions and the Russia-Ukraine crisis – A review of their current impacts on macro energy • Different approaches from key players to balance their energy security and costs with their decarbonisation pledges • The outlook for LNG demand and supply to 2040: What is changing temporarily and structurally? Demand patterns • The range of commitments from countries to include LNG as a sustainable transition fuel • The changing focus of Europe from a market of last resort to a market of prime demand • The EU Repower Initiative – how sustainable is EU LNG demand in the 2020s and beyond? • What is the LNG demand outlook in China when it emerges from lockdowns? • The vulnerability of price sensitive markets and new importers Supply patterns • Are 100Mtpa of new liquefaction FIDs feasible in the next 1-2 years? • What are the limits to growth? Commercial trends • Are long-term contracts going to be the price to pay for supply security? • The outlook for commoditisation and increasing volumes of spot trading – is that consistent with the current business environment? Confirmed Speakers: Maria Rita Galli, CEO, DESFA Anatol Feygin, EVP & CCO, Cheniere Steve Hill, EVP, Shell Moderator: Pat Roberts, Managing Director, LNG Worldwide Ltd Questions & Answers www.worldlngsummit.com This is a draft agenda and subject to final confirmation. For further information, please contact Tibah Hussain, Conference Director, dmg events: [email protected]  6 11:00 Networking Coffee Break 11:30 SESSION 2 - Asia Pacific LNG Leaders’ Panel: Key Considerations For Asian LNG Demand Growth The trilemma • Achieving energy security, affordability and decarbonisation: What does this mean in the current business environment to Asian buyers? • Could rapid decarbonisation policies lead to undermining energy security and possible lead to further GHG emissions? • The challenge of increasing levels of “energy poverty” and a push towards coal, oil and nuclear. How much gas demand will be lost? Addressing supply security whilst retaining flexibility • The impact of sudden, new and strong demand competition from Europe • How are Asian buyers responding to securing the LNG supply they firmly need? o The resurgence of long-term contracts o The value of operational flexibility in contracts o LNG pricing considerations and trends: oil indexation vs HH vs spot indexes o How can tradability and liquidity be improved to further optimise global supply and demand? Confirmed Speakers Kunio Nohata, Representative Director, Executive Vice President, Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd. Hiroki Sato, Executive Officer, Corporate Planning & Strategy Division, Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc. Akshay Kumar Singh, MD & CEO, Petronet LNG Limited Moderator Martin Houston, Vice Chairman, Tellurian Inc. Questions & Answers 13:00 Networking Lunch hosted by 14:00 SESSION 3 - Showcase: Southeast Europe LNG Panel: Developing An Energy Hub The rationale • Diversification from Russian gas and optimisation of logistics The challenge to import and distribution infrastructure • How much LNG import capacity exists and what is planned? • Overcoming the lack of underground storage • Distributing LNG imports to landlocked countries Wider issues • Is now the time for East Mediterranean LNG development? • How can the region access affordable and reliable energy within a decarbonisation agenda? Confirmed Speakers: Yunus Emre İCİK, Deputy Head, Natural Gas Supply & Export Department, BOTAS Questions & Answers 15:30 Networking Coffee Break www.worldlngsummit.com This is a draft agenda and subject to final confirmation. For further information, please contact Tibah Hussain, Conference Director, dmg events: [email protected]  7 16:00 SESSION 4 - LNG Leaders’ Panel: Navigating A Path Through Disruptive Market Forces The rollout of RepowerEU and its impact • How is Europe adapting and what challenges lie ahead in terms of speed and scale of change? • Sources of supply to Europe which can contribute to replacing Russian gas • What is the Impact on other LNG importers? Price volatility and liquidity • Price volatility and liquidity issues to manage in LNG spot markets: what do we learn from 2022? • How will behaviours change in managing supply portfolios in the future? Supply response and decarbonisation initiatives • Which supply projects are benefiting the most from growing European interest in LNG? • Meeting the LNG supply cost challenge • LNG technology initiatives to speed up development of liquefaction whilst keeping costs under control Confirmed Speakers: Octavio Simoes, President & Chief Executive Officer, Tellurian Inc. Philip Mshelbila, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, Nigeria LNG Limited Thomas Maurisse, Senior Vice President LNG, TotalEnergies Questions & Answers Moderator: Jason Bennett, Partner, Department Chair – Global Projects, Baker Botts LLP 17:30 Close of Summit Day One 18:30-19:30 World LNG Annual Awards Evening Drinks Reception hosted by 19:30-22:00 World LNG Awards Dinner co-hosted by: www.worldlngsummit.com This is a draft agenda and subject to final confirmation. For further information, please contact Tibah Hussain, Conference Director, dmg events: [email protected]  8 SUMMIT DAY TWO THURSDAY, 1ST DECEMBER 2022 08:15 Welcome Coffee 09:00 Chair’s Opening Remarks Pat Roberts, Managing Director, LNG Worldwide Ltd 09:30 SESSION 5 - LNG Shipping: How Quickly Can Capacity Be Increased to Meet Demand? Global outlook • Assessing capacity requirements for the 2020s and 2030s Decarbonisation agenda • What do the full range of new IMO regulations mean for LNG shipping availability and unit costs? • How will the cost of increased environmental regulations on ships be shared? • What is shipping’s future role in carbon capture and storage? • How is the shipping sector addressing methane leakage? Financing • What changes in LNG shipping finance are expected in the future? Confirmed Speakers: Spyros Leoussis, Chief Commercial Officer, Capital Product Partners LP Philippe Berterottière, Chairman of the Board & CEO, GTT Questions & Answers 11:00 Networking Coffee Break 11:30 SESSION 6 – Accelerating LNG Import Infrastructure Build To Enhance Energy Security The challenge • FSRUs and land-based terminals: Outlook to 2025, 2030 and 2040 • LNG storage: How much is needed and how quickly can it be built? Future proofing LNG terminals • What does a futureproof LNG terminal look like? • Innovative terminal services: reloading and break-bulk distribution; truck loading • Adapting terminals for future imports of greener fuels like hydrogen and synthetic gas Confirmed Speakers Hrvoje Krhen, Managing Director, LNG Croatia Questions & Answers 13:00 Networking Lunch 14:15 SESSION 7 - Evolving LNG Business Models for the 2020s: Risk And Reward Allocation & Balance • Current approaches to structuring new LNG projects • How are different contract models changing? • How competitive are the different approaches being taken by LNG suppliers? • Valuing optionality in contracts • JV partnerships and cooperation agreements to pool supply www.worldlngsummit.com This is a draft agenda and subject to final confirmation. For further information, please contact Tibah Hussain, Conference Director, dmg events: [email protected]  9 • The value of the LNG aggregator model • Will European buyers return to signing long-term contracts? • How can projects remain feasible amid soaring costs? Confirmed Speakers: Stephen Thompson, Global Head, LNG and Natural Gas Advisors, Poten & Partners, Inc. Paul Sullivan, Global LNG & FLNG, Worley Questions & Answers 15:30 Networking Coffee Break 16:00 SESSION 8 - How Is The Industry Innovating To Decarbonise The LNG & Gas Supply Chain? • Overview of carbon markets and the role of carbon pricing in the energy transition • Voluntary Carbon Markets: What are the challenges to scaling up the market? • MRV: How are producers showing the transparency of what they are doing? • Technology and low carbon solutions: How is the industry innovating to stay relevant? • Understanding the value, rigour and methodology of the different carbon credits • Will carbon tags on cargoes be important in the future? • Will LNG buyers be willing to pay a premium? • How does LNG fit with CCS in the future? • What does the LNG industry need to do to provide low GHG footprint LNG to global markets? o MRV Standards o LNG GHG Certification o Abatement and Offsets o Contracting strategies Confirmed Speakers: Christopher Goncalves, Chair & Managing Director, BRG Energy & Climate Vincent Demoury, Secretary General, GIIGNL Questions & Answers 17:15 Close of Summit Day Two 17:45 – 19:30 Drinks Reception – Welcome to Greece! www.worldlngsummit.com This is a draft agenda and subject to final confirmation. For further information, please contact Tibah Hussain, Conference Director, dmg events: [email protected]  10 SUMMIT DAY THREE FRIDAY, 2ND DECEMBER 2022 08:30 Welcome Coffee 09:00 Chair’s Opening Remarks Pat Roberts, Managing Director, LNG-Worldwide Ltd 09:15 SESSION 9- LNG Financing Panel: How Will Investors Balance Increased Natural Gas Demand & ESG Commitments? • What do investors consider to be appropriate ESG commitments in light of the energy crisis triggered by the Russia-Ukraine War? • Will the inclusion of gas in the EU’s taxonomy impact LNG financing going forward? • Is there more financing available now that LNG is seen by governments as key to energy security? • What do investors consider to be bankable? • How have financing trends changed since the Russia-Ukraine War? • Different approaches to financing from host governments, the majors and the private asset developers • Mitigating the carbon footprint along the value chain to guarantee financing • Will lenders get the signal needed from governments to have confidence to invest? Confirmed Speakers: Alan Townsend, Principal Industry Specialist, International Finance Corporation Eduard Ruijs, Managing Director, BlackRock Simon Oxley, Co-Head of Oil & Gas EMEA, Barclays Paul Eardley-Taylor, Oil & Gas, Southern Africa, Standard Bank Questions & Answers 10:30 Networking Coffee Break 10:45 SESSION 10 - Meeting Growing Demand Through New Applications for LNG LNG as a marine fuel • LNG bunkering and transportation: what is the demand outlook for LNG bunkering to 2025, 2030 • What will be impact of the new IMO regulations on bunkering? • What are the differing factors in dual fuel of ammonia and dual fuel of LNG? Truck loading • Is truck loading the solution to get LNG to markets quicker? Questions & Answers 11:30 SESSION 11 - Hydrogen Spotlight Panel: How Does The Emerging Hydrogen Economy Impact LNG? • What is the role of hydrogen in the future energy mix in Europe if the net zero targets are met? • What forms of hydrogen will be suitable? Which markets will want what kind? • The role of Greece and SE Europe in facilitating and implementing EU’s Hydrogen’s ambitions • How can the region become a Hydrogen hub? • Cost competitiveness of renewables and low carbon Hydrogen – outlook and future Questions & Answers www.worldlngsummit.com This is a draft agenda and subject to final confirmation. For further information, please contact Tibah Hussain, Conference Director, dmg events: [email protected]  11 12:15 Chair’s Closing Remarks Pat Roberts, Managing Director, LNG-Worldwide Ltd 12:30 Networking Lunch & Chair’s Closing Remarks 14:00 Revithoussa LNG Terminal Visit hosted by The Revithoussa LNG Terminal is located on the islet of Revithoussa, in the Gulf of Pachi in Megara, 45 km west of Athens. With a storage capacity of 225,000 m3 LNG and a regasification capacity of 1,250 m3/h as a Sustained Maximum Send out Rate, the Terminal is an important energy asset for Greece, providing security of energy supply, operational flexibility in the transmission system and increased capability to meet peak gas demand. 14:00 Buses depart from the Grand Hyatt Athens 15:00 Guided tour of Revithoussa LNG Terminal 17:00 Arrival back at the Grand Hyatt Athens www.worldlngsummit.com This is a draft agenda and subject to final confirmation. For further information, please contact Tibah Hussain, Conference Director, dmg events: [email protected] -421356 -1143635 0 0 3648075 -553085 0 0 H.E. Riina Sikkut Minister of Economic Affairs and Infrastructure Government of the Republic of Estonia Estonia 2 2nd July 2022 Ministerial Invitation: 22nd World LNG Summit &amp; Awards 30 th November 2022 | Grand Hyatt Athens, Greece Excellency, It is my pleasure to invite you t o give a Ministerial Address at the 22nd World LNG Summit &amp; Awards on 30 th November . This year’s summit is held under the patronage of the Ministry of Environment &amp; Energy in Greece and hosted by DESFA. With 2 2 years of bringing together the leaders of the global LNG industry, the World LNG Summit is recognised as the world’s premier LNG industry gathering. It is supported annually by over 30 key sponsors as well as 500 delegates from across the globe to discuss strategic and commercial factors affecting the global LNG industry. The Summit enjoys a reputation for unparalleled quality, commercially strategic content and premium networking opportunities. Indeed, it is truly the forum where the top decision makers from around the world meet, exchange ideas and promote the LNG and gas business. This year’s agenda, under the theme ‘A New Frontier for LNG’, will bring together global LNG leaders from across the value chain to define the critical role of LNG &amp; gas in both energy security and the ongoing drive for decarbonisation . G iven Estonia ’ s important role as a key LNG player , we would be honoured for you to update the global industry on Estonia ’s LNG &amp; gas sector. W e would kindly request your participation in the opening ceremony of the Summit to give the Ministerial Keynote Address on the morning of 30th November 2022. Other speakers confirmed at this early stage include: H.E. Kostas Skrekas , Minister of the Environment &amp; Energy, Greece Maria Rita Galli, CEO, DESFA Akshay Kumar Singh, MD &amp; CEO, Petronet LNG Limited Octavio Simoes , President &amp; CEO, Tellurian Inc. Hrvoje Krhen , Managing Director, LNG Croatia Philip Mshelbila , Managing Director &amp; Chief Executive Officer, Nigeria LNG Limited Philippe Berterottière , Chairman of the Board &amp; CEO, GTT Thank you very much for considering our invitation. I very much hope that you will be able to participate in what is anticipated to be an important gathering of leading LNG buyers and sellers. If you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me. Yours sincerely, INCLUDEPICTURE "cid:[email protected]" \* MERGEFORMATINET INCLUDEPICTURE "cid:[email protected]" \* MERGEFORMATINET INCLUDEPICTURE "cid:[email protected]" \* MERGEFORMATINET INCLUDEPICTURE "cid:[email protected]" \* MERGEFORMATINET INCLUDEPICTURE "cid:[email protected]" \* MERGEFORMATINET INCLUDEPICTURE "cid:[email protected]" \* MERGEFORMATINET INCLUDEPICTURE "cid:[email protected]" \* MERGEFORMATINET INCLUDEPICTURE "cid:[email protected]" \* MERGEFORMATINET INCLUDEPICTURE "cid:[email protected]" \* MERGEFORMATINET INCLUDEPICTURE "cid:[email protected]" \* MERGEFORMATINET INCLUDEPICTURE "cid:[email protected]" \* MERGEFORMATINET INCLUDEPICTURE "cid:[email protected]" \* MERGEFORMATINET Tibah Hussain Conference Director dmg events (Conferences) Ltd. Email: tibahhussain @dmgevents.com Tel: +44 20 8 715 8492 Tanya Crossick Vice President – Energy dmg events (Conferences) Ltd. Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 20 8078 0778 | Mobile: +44 7790 219902 Saatja: Katry Ahi <[email protected]> Saadetud: 09.08.2022 00:06 Adressaat: MKM info <[email protected]> Koopia: Ketli Lindus <[email protected]>; Silver Tammik <[email protected]>; Anu Vask <[email protected]> Teema: FW: 22nd annual World LNG Summit and Awards 2022 - attention of Riina Sikkut, Minister of Economic Affairs and Infrastructure Tähtsus: Kõrgeim Palun registreerida. Aitäh! Katry Katry AhiNõunik +372 535 84278 Majandus- ja Kommunikatsiooniminsiteerium | Suur-Ameerika 1, Tallinn From: Press &lt;&gt; On Behalf Of Tibah HussainSent: Friday, July 22, 2022 6:05 PMTo: Subject: 22nd annual World LNG Summit and Awards 2022 - attention of Riina Sikkut, Minister of Economic Affairs and Infrastructure Importance: High Tähelepanu! Tegemist on välisvõrgust saabunud kirjaga.Tundmatu saatja korral palume linke ja faile mitte avada. Dear H.E. Riina Sikkut Please find attached invitation and agenda for your perusal. I look forward to hearing from you very shortly. Kind regards, Tibah Hussain Conference DirectorT: +44 20 8078 0790Northcliffe House, 2 Derry Street, London W8 5TT, United Kingdom