THE CHANGING MAP FOR GLOBAL GAS

THE CHANGING MAP FOR GLOBAL GAS

23 May, 09:45–11:00


Much has been made of unconventional gas developments in the US, and now huge finds in Latin America and Africa as well as expanded LNG infrastructure are expected to come online soon. Coupled with this new emerging supply is the increasing adoption of gas for vehicles, power generation, and other applications, potentially growing the share of gas in the global energy mix. How are these trends reshaping energy markets worldwide, and what is the likely impact on the sector over the coming decade?
















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Key moments

“The signing of a 30-year contract for the supply of 38 billion cubic meters of gas to China is a real breakthrough in the Asia-Pacific Region. This is the foundation for developing the whole of Eastern Siberia and the Fast East.”
Alexander Novak
“Today multilateral cooperation can have even more of an impact than mere bilateral cooperation! This is especially true for infrastructure projects and projects in energy”.
Boris Titov
“The Asia-Pacific Region is not only the biggest and fastest growing market, it also has an influence on the European, North American and major regional markets.
Alexey Miller
“Today multilateral cooperation can have even more of an impact than mere bilateral cooperation! This is especially true for infrastructure projects and projects in energy.”
Boris Titov
“Russia’s Far East has rich natural resources, great port infrastructure, and all the necessary technological capabilities. If you combine this with the investment possibilities and manufacturing capabilities in northeastern China, we could create new competitive advantages”.
Hao Lu
“Russia’s Far East has rich natural resources, great port infrastructure, and all the necessary technological capabilities. If you combine this with the investment possibilities and manufacturing capabilities in northeastern China, we could create new competitive advantages.”
Hao Lu