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Executive Leadership Opening Day

Monday 8th October: The Executive Leadership Opening Day

Gastech continues to respond to demands from delegates for refreshing, dynamic and open content by evolving the first day of the conference further. Building on the success of the well-received “Executive Leadership Panel Debate” on the first morning in Amsterdam in 2011, the conference in London will continue this theme by dedicating all of Monday 8th October to a host of global and regionally-specific leadership panel discussions that encompass the international gas community.

Gastech London will welcome, as it did in Amsterdam in 2011, opening keynotes from senior industry and political representatives, before breaking into a global gas leadership panel debate examining:

Have We Entered the Golden Age for Gas?

Welcoming Keynote Address:  Sir Frank Chapman, Chief Executive, BG Group

The Executive Leadership Panel

Confirmed Inspirational Speaker: Prof. Brian Cox MBE, Research Fellow, Author, Broadcaster, CERN Project & BBC Television

 The VIP Opening Tour of  the Exhibition

Delegate Lunch

Afternoon Regional Executive Leadership Panels:

1. “Europe: Security of Supply versus Liberalisation”
How ‘liberalised’ is the European gas market and what impacts have regulation and political involvement had? What impacts could major new pipeline & LNG projects have on the security of supply and on diversity?

 2. “The Americas: From Demand Sink to Supplier?”
The United States is suddenly the world’s largest producer of gas – is this a globally game-changing fact? Where will the USA (and Canada) now export this surplus supply of gas to and what impacts are similar unconventional resource extraction having on South America gas dynamics?

Confirmed Moderator and Speakers to date:

3. “Asia-Pacific: Meeting Demand Growth”
Demand from Asia for LNG and natural gas is growing – whether from China or Japan (post-Fukushima), and the market has responded with massive new energy projects to supply this apparent demand. Where will supply ultimately come from and could there be a ‘glut’ of gas from over-supply?

Day One Closes