EWC (Eduardo Rodriguez) will speak on the Small and Medium LNG...

EWC (Eduardo Rodriguez) will speak on the Small and Medium LNG Conference (Singapore, 25 to 28 September, 2012)on 26 September, 2012 at 11.40am, providing, in part, a progress report on the LNG Hub at Pagbilao. He is also on the panel for the 4.50pm to 5.30pm session concerning supplying lng to small strander markets. See below for 26 September, 2012 conference agenda.

Small and md-scale LNG
25-28 September, 2012
Mariott Hotel, Singapore

26 September, 2012 Program

8.00
Registration and Morning Coffee
9.00
Chairman’s Opening Address
Mark Mackenzie, Managing Director, Rare Consulting, Australia
Global LNG Market Outlook & Small
& Mid-Scale LNG Trends
9.10
Ensuring Supply Availability for Small & Mid-scale LNG: Global LNG Supply &Demand Dynamics with a Focus on Middle Eastern Exports to Asia
• Current LNG market trends, outlook for future supply and offtake: justifying the investment potential in small and mid-scale LNG
• Updates on key LNG liquefaction projects supplying to the Asian market
• Assessing the potential of FLNG as an alternative supply source to small, stranded buyer markets
• The main challenge for commercializing LNG as a fuel: balancing LNG supply for power generation and fuelling
Brian Buckley, CEO, Oman LNG LLC, Oman
9.50
Business Opportunities in Novel Small & Mid-Scale LNG Concepts
• New investment trends for small and mid-scale LNG
• Criteria for commercializing small and mid-scale LNG: lower start-up costs, but reliance on economies of scale to maximize return on investment
• NextDecade’s innovative plans to monetize remote gas fields and develop integrated small and mid-scale LNG projects: lessons and strategies for Asia
Kathleen Eisbrenner, Member of the Board, Chesapeake Energy, Founder & CEO, NextDecade LLC, US
10.30
Morning Networking & Refreshment Break
Key Markets & Project Updates for Small
& Mid-Scale LNG
11.00
Commercializing Small & Mid-Scale LNG Liquefaction & Transportation in Asia and Across the Globe
• The economics of small and mid-scale LNG and the ensuing impact for the global LNG marketplace
• Plans for integrated small scale LNG projects: small scale LNG liquefaction plants, LNG ship-to-ship bunkering, bio-LNG and introducing LNG as an alternative fuel
• Updates on innovative small scale LNG liquefaction, transportation and infrastructure projects in China, Australia, the US and Scandinavia
• Why is China a leading player across the small and mid-scale LNG value chain?
Rick Lai, Head of Clean Energy Business, Asia-Pacific, Linde Gas, Singapore
11.40
Implementing Small & Mid-Scale LNG in the Philippines: Updates on the Pagbilao LNG Hub
• Overview of the LNG supply and demand trends in the Philippines: the need for LNG imports
• Briefing on the progress of the Pagbilao LNG Hub project
• Assessing small and mid-scale infrastructure to distribute LNG to remote, stranded markets in the Philippine archipelago
• Small scale LNG transportation: small vessels and trucks to distribute LNG to end-users
• The potential for using LNG for power generation, industrial use and as an alternative fuel for trucks/vessels
Eduardo Rodriguez, Country Manager, Philippines, Energy World Corporation, Hong Kong
12.20
Networking Luncheon
1.40
Small Scale LNG for Distributed Power Generation and Microgrid Systems in Indonesia
• Indonesia’s LNG outlook: rising demand and the need to replace insufficient diesel with LNG power generation in Eastern Indonesia
• Small scale LNG power generation through captive power for energy-intensive industrial usage
• Challenges in setting up a small scale LNG value chain: need for a multi-modal approach and global best practices
Suryadi Mardjoeki, Head of Oil and Gas, PT PLN, Indonesia
2.20
India’s LNG Import Market and the Opportunities for Small & Mid-Scale LNG
• India’s energy dynamics and rising LNG demand on the long term
• Gas pricing and regulatory framework in India
• Overview of India’s LNG infrastructure, transportation and distribution
• Opportunities for the small and mid-scale LNG industry: small and mid-scale storage and distribution
G S P Singh, Chief Manager, LNG, Business Development, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd., India
3.00
Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break
Commercializing Associated Gas via Small Scale LNG
3.30
Small Scale Re-Locatable LNG Plant for the Monetizing of Stranded and Marginal Associated Petroleum Gas (APG)
• The economic opportunities and challenges in monetizing APG and flare gas
• Concise review of the small scale re-locatable LNG plant featuring a versatile core platform for the production of LNG and/or GTL from stranded and marginal flare gas sources
• Fueling of small remote power and transport enterprises with flare gas converted into LNG
• Techno-economic criteria for matching small scale LNG (SSLNG) technology for the commercialization of given type of flared gas sources
• Why South-East Asia (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam) is the most promising candidate for the creation of the first regional SSLNG market?
Vladimir Piven, Professor, University of Technology Petronas, Malaysia
4.10
Associated Gas Reclamation: PTT PLC’s Innovative Small Scale LNG Plant Utilization
• Thailand’s oil and gas market outlook: lucrative opportunities in flare gas reclamation from PTT’s oil production
• Updates on Thailand’s first small scale LNG plant monetizing domestic associated gas resources
• Overview of the Rayong LNG project: liquefaction of associated gas into LNG, pipeline distribution onshore and LNG vehicle fuelling in LNG-CNG stations
Methar Thongma, Manager, NGV Business and Product Development Division, PTT Plc., Thailand
4.50
Supplying LNG to Small, Stranded markets: the Perspective of LNG Import Terminal Owners and Developers
• Overview of LNG import terminal projects in operation or under planning across Asia to meet rising LNG demand
• Available infrastructure at LNG import terminals and transportation facilities to distribute LNG to smaller markets
• Assessing the commercial opportunities in small scale gas buyer markets
Panelists:
G S P Singh, Chief Manager, LNG, Business Development, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd., India
Eduardo Rodriguez, Country Manager, Philippines, Energy World Corporation, Hong Kong
Jakob Stampe, Director, Regasification, Hoegh LNG Asia, Singapore
Suryadi Mardjoeki, Head of Oil and Gas, PT PLN, Indonesia
5.30
Chairman’s Summary of the Day
5.40
End of Conference Day One