8th International Congress brings together gas majors, EPCs, local gas companies, LNG shipping, LNG road transportation, truck and fleet owners, terminals and ports to address one of the key issues of today's LNG industry: usage of LNG as a fuel as well as the infrastructure behind it.
Taking place in Dusseldorf, Germany on 28-30 March, 2022, the Congress is a meeting place for the decision-makers of the LNG industry assembling the whole value chain. Gathering experts and senior executives, the Congress provides the speaking platform to address the broad list of fuel-related issues of LNG. Companies like Shell, Osaka Gas, Klaipedos Nafta, CEPSA, NOVATEK, Enagas and other big players of LNG-chain are already among the participants.
Recent years were marked by the expansion of the global LNG market. Big part of the increase in LNG demand is determined by regulatory acts such as IMO 2020 which poses a necessity of bringing the level of sulphur in the fuel oil used on board ships operating outside designated emission control areas to 0.50% m/m (compared to that of 3.5% previously). LNG proved to be the solution as a replacement fuel, allowing for a lower level of emissions. For road transportation, LNG also proves to be viable, demonstrating a 10-25% cost reduction and a 10-20% CO2 emissions cut compared to diesel, while putting out a comparable performance in terms of power, acceleration and cruising speed. Therefore, LNG presents itself not only as a source of sustainable energy, but also as a transition fuel. The role of LNG in maritime and road operations and its infrastructure receive special attention at the 8th International LNG Congress.
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Calendar:
8th International LNG Congress (LNGcon 2022)
28-29 March, 2022
The Congress website: https://bit.ly/3iHwEpx
The next edition of the International LNG Congress (LNGcon 2022) will take place on March 28-29, 2022. As before, the Congress will bring together Gas Majors, EPCs, Local Gas Companies, LNG shipping, LNG road transportation, Truck and Fleet owners, Terminals and Ports of the global LNG industry to tackle the most relevant issues of the LNG market.
Among the topics included in the business program of the Congress:
• New normal in LNG industry after COVID-19;
• Overcoming LNG demand deadlock;
• LNG along the TEN-T Network;
• LNG Bunkering solutions;
• Difference in price quotations in different regions.
The 8th International LNG Congress participants are given an opportunity to get the latest information from the LNG industry and market experts, take part in the networking activities for potential partners scouting as well as showcase their groundbreaking technical solutions.
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