Liquified Natural Gas (LNG), Gaining Prominence in Natural Gas Supply Shortfall, Focus of Houston Conference
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NEW YORK, Jan. 21 /PRNewswire/-- The LNG community is preparing to gather
next week for the 4th Annual LNG: Economics & Technology Forum, to be held
January 26-27, 2004, at the Crowne Plaza Brookhollow Hotel in Houston.
This widely anticipated event will bring together all facets of the
liquefied natural gas industry, exploring both the latest advances in
technology along with the best strategies for project financing for LNG
projects, and much more.
Just a few of the highlights:
--Fresh off announcing the signing of the agreement between
ConocoPhillips and Freeport LNG Development last month, Cheniere Energy
President Keith Meyer will discuss the role of LNG imports as a partial
solution to the North American natural gas supply shortfall. He will
examine the role of LNG in the US at present and its likely place in
the future US supply mix, with particular attention to the development
of Gulf Coast LNG import terminals, and the attendant regulatory,
commercial and technical issues involved.
--John Hattenberger of Marathon International Petroleum will discuss the
evolution of the Tijiuana Regional Energy Center.
--The International LNG market will be analyzed by Sara Banazsak of PFC
Energy.
--General Richard Wilmot will provide an overview of LNG Development,
with particular emphasis on security concerns in a post-LNG world.
--Peter Rigby from Standard & Poors will discuss financing hurdles when
raising project finance debt for LNG projects
--Patrick Pope from El Paso will survey the status of receiving terminals
and siting proposals, and offer projections on the year ahead.
Other leading players, from Conversion Gas Imports, McKinsey & Co., the
International LNG Alliance, and many more will offer an unmatched blend of
finance, technology, and business development. The LNG industry will be in
Houston next week for an unprecedented opportunity to hear from, and network
with, the leading players in this exploding energy sector.
Registration and Program Information:
To register srinstitute.com; e-mail info@srinstitute.com; or call
888-666-8514. (Please mention priority code DPR000772 when registering.) For
further information log onto srinstitute.com; or contact Christopher
Dauer, 212-967-0095 x254 or cdauer@srinstitute.com.
Sponsorship and Exhibiting Opportunities:
For more information on sponsoring and exhibiting at this event, please
contact Hank Woji at 713-806-0354 or hwoji@srinstitute.com |
