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Thought leadership events for the natural gas community stakeholders.

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Our content platform is complemented by small scale, highly focused, peer to peer events, where the natural gas community can engage in meaningful exchanges and debates, allowing for key relevant and timely topics to be properly discussed and for clarity to emerge. We believe that facilitating meaningful conversation can assist in moving forward the gas debate.

Canadian Gas Dialogues 2022
Gas 360° - Natural gas in the evolving energy discourse

Canadian Gas Dialogues 2021
21st Century Energy, 21st Century Opportunity

Canadian Gas Dialogues 2020
BRINGING TOGETHER THE SPECTRUM OF STAKEHOLDERS IN THE NATURAL GAS COMMUNITY

Canadian Gas Dialogues 2019 - Calgary, April 23, 2019
Public Understanding of the Value Proposition; The Regulatory Framework: Making it as Efficient as Possible; Export Markets ; Domestic Markets

The Challenges of Natural Gas in the Energy Transition - London, UK - October 25, 2018
The only certainty is that natural gas will have to compete fiercely with other energy sources for both market share and financing. In order to remain relevant and competitive, the gas industry must adapt, remain flexible, and continue to improve its impact on the environment.

Making Sense of Methane
Calgary, October 10, 2018

Status and Prospects of European Domestic Gas Production
Status and Prospects of European Domestic Gas Production - Brussels, March 21, 2018

Monetizing Gas in Western Canada - February 7, 2018
Monetizing Gas in Western Canada

EU Strategy for LNG and Gas Storage - Brussels, Belgium - March 2, 2016
Energy Union Depends on Efficiency and Security: Sefcovic

Interconnecting Europe: Natural Gas in Romania - Brussels, Belgium - December 9, 2015
The different dimensions of natural gas in Romania

LNG terminals - game changers for regional energy security and diversification of supply - Brussels, Belgium - November 11, 2015
While the existing LNG terminals have been developed by single Member States, they can play an important role on a regional scale providing alternative supply and increasing energy security of neighbor countries.

Interconnecting Europe: Natural Gas in Romania - Bucharest, Romania - October 23, 2015
Natural Gas in Romania

2030 EU Energy Security, The Role of the Eastern Mediterranean Region - Brussels, Belgium - December 10, 2014
The significant discoveries of natural gas in the Levant basin, particularly in the Leviathan, Tamar and Aphrodite fields, have raised several questions.

Development and Use of Natural Gas in the Danube Region - Budapest, Hungary - September 16, 2014
This conference on the natural gas market and the prospects and opportunities for the Danube region addressed recent energy developments in the area

Natural Gas: The Perspectives for Central and South Europe - Vienna, Austria - July 2, 2014
This event addressed and examined the issues and benefits for natural gas in Europe, security of supply and Europe's energy future.

Role of Serbia in the Balkan Energy Market - Belgrade, Serbia - May 29, 2014
Natural Gas for Regional Markets, South Stream and Balkan energy market

South Stream: The Evolution of a Pipeline - Event Series - 2013
Involving seven European countries and extending 925 km across the Black Sea through Turkish territorial waters, the South Stream pipeline represents one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects undertaken, with huge engineering and environmental implications.

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Canadian Gas Dialogues 2022

Gas 360° - Natural gas in the evolving energy discourse

Natural Gas World (NGW), the global engagement and information platform for the natural gas value chain, in partnership with Gas Pathways - the authoritative, credible and fact-based national and international platform to demonstrate the innovation agenda around gas energy and gas energy infrastructure, presents the fourth Canadian Gas Dialogues conference – Gas 360° - Natural Gas in the Evolving Energy Discourse – as a live event March 30, 2022 at the Calgary Petroleum Club.

Canadian Gas Dialogues 2021

21st Century Energy, 21st Century Opportunity

The live Canadian Gas Dialogues – the first since the COVID-19 pandemic shut down in-person conferences – featured a keynote address from Dale Nally, Alberta’s associate minister of natural gas and electricity, and a luncheon armchair discussion led by industry veteran Mac Van Wielingen exploring capital challenges facing the natural gas industry during the energy transition.

Canadian Gas Dialogues 2020

BRINGING TOGETHER THE SPECTRUM OF STAKEHOLDERS IN THE NATURAL GAS COMMUNITY

The Canadian Gas Dialogues conference is designed to bring together the spectrum of stakeholders in the natural gas community for the exchange and sharing of insight and viewpoints on how we can collectively move forward the position of the industry in local, national and global communities.

Canadian Gas Dialogues 2019 - Calgary, April 23, 2019

Public Understanding of the Value Proposition; The Regulatory Framework: Making it as Efficient as Possible; Export Markets ; Domestic Markets

The Challenges of Natural Gas in the Energy Transition - London, UK - October 25, 2018

The only certainty is that natural gas will have to compete fiercely with other energy sources for both market share and financing. In order to remain relevant and competitive, the gas industry must adapt, remain flexible, and continue to improve its impact on the environment.

NGW's Editor in Chief, William Powell, moderated a roundtable discussion with our Advisory Board and invited Speakers about "The Challenges of Natural Gas in the Energy Transition" on October 25th 2018 between 9am and 12pm at the Hotel Pullman St. Pancras, London.

Making Sense of Methane

Calgary, October 10, 2018

On October 10th 2018, Natural Gas World presented "Making Sense of Methane", a roundtable discussion of the challenges and solutions surrounding methane emissions mitigation.

Status and Prospects of European Domestic Gas Production

Status and Prospects of European Domestic Gas Production - Brussels, March 21, 2018

European domestic gas production including Norway stands at about 220 bn m³/yr, or almost exactly half the total gas demand of the 28 member states last year. But it faces a number of challenges. With the situation in The Netherlands casting doubts over the country’s gas production future, together with decommissioning in the North Sea and a projected decline on the demand side, what is the future for European gas producers? Will the promises of the East-Med and the Black Sea help the diversification of domestic gas resources? And will the domestic production (excluding renewable gas) be able to contain the likely increase of imports?

Monetizing Gas in Western Canada - February 7, 2018

Monetizing Gas in Western Canada

Event details Date: February 7, 2018 Time: 7:30 - 9:30 AM (Breakfast service included) Venue: Calgary Petroleum Club Confirmed speakers: Darren Gee (President and Chief Executive Officer of Peyto Exploration & Development Corporation) Tracy Robinson (Senior Vice-President and General Manager, Canadian Natural Gas Pipelines - TransCanada) Susannah Pierce (External Affairs Director - LNG Canada) Dulles Wang (Americas Gas Research at Wood Mackenzie)

EU Strategy for LNG and Gas Storage - Brussels, Belgium - March 2, 2016

Energy Union Depends on Efficiency and Security: Sefcovic

Location: Residence Palace, Brussels - Keynote speeches by Vice-President of the European Commission for Energy Union Maroš Šefčovič and MEP Mr. Jerzy Buzek followed by discussion and Q&A moderated by William Powell, Editor in Chief of Natural Gas Europe.

Interconnecting Europe: Natural Gas in Romania - Brussels, Belgium - December 9, 2015

The different dimensions of natural gas in Romania

Regional and domestic natural gas infrastructure priorities: strategic gains from the proposed projects (e.g. Bulgaria-Romania-Hungary-Austria Interconnector), and possible alternatives (e.g. Eastring, reverse flow on existing Transit lines). End-consumer prices: market distortions from current consumer-protection model (regulated gas market) and long-term impact on consumer prices. Best practices for vulnerable consumers’ protection. Domestic gas, onshore & offshore, conventional & unconventional reserves: future commercial perspectives arising from current legal, political and market context. Best policies to encourage domestic economic growth, as well as domestic and regional energy security. Regional institutional cooperation formats (e.g. CESEC) – Romania’s role and weight in such frameworks. Natural gas infrastructure financing options: from EU funds to private investments and credit; conditions and long-term implications; projects’ bankability prospects. Domestic and regional gas market outlook: demand growth or stagnation; industry trends; future impact of climate change mitigation efforts. European legislation: impact to-date of Third Energy Package implementation in Romania; finding the right balance between companies’, government’ and consumers’ needs.

LNG terminals - game changers for regional energy security and diversification of supply - Brussels, Belgium - November 11, 2015

While the existing LNG terminals have been developed by single Member States, they can play an important role on a regional scale providing alternative supply and increasing energy security of neighbor countries.

While the existing LNG terminals have been developed by single Member States, they can play an important role on a regional scale providing alternative supply and increasing energy security of neighbor countries. They can also have other important implications and effect on pipeline gas, changes in gas supply contracts, foster alternative uses of gas, contribute to creation of regional gas markets. From the end of 2014 the Lithuanian LNG terminal has introduced alternative gas supply for the first time in history for Lithuania and other Baltic States and other LNG terminal projects (Poland, Croatia) with regional potential are also being developed in the EU. However, LNG terminals in the EU are underused - there is a need to identify and address barriers to fully exploiting the potential of existing terminals on a regional scale.

Interconnecting Europe: Natural Gas in Romania - Bucharest, Romania - October 23, 2015

Natural Gas in Romania

Speakers: Mihnea Constantinescu, Special Envoy for Energy Security (Romanian Government); Nicolae Havrileț, President of the Romanian Regulatory Authority for Energy (ANRE); John L. Knapp, Managing Director, ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Romania (tbc); Alexandru Maximescu, Director for Corporate Affairs, OMV Petrom; Dan Ștefănescu, E&P Director, Romgaz S.A.; Grigore Târsac, Deputy Director General, Transgaz S.A.; Vasile Iuga, SEE Cluster Leader, PwC

2030 EU Energy Security, The Role of the Eastern Mediterranean Region - Brussels, Belgium - December 10, 2014

The significant discoveries of natural gas in the Levant basin, particularly in the Leviathan, Tamar and Aphrodite fields, have raised several questions.

The aim of the conference is provide realistic and objective answers to the questions raised. The conference will provide a platform for a rich debate around the importance of the new discoveries on both a regional and international level. Our speakers will also highlight the prerequisites and limitations to sourcing the market with natural gas supply.

Development and Use of Natural Gas in the Danube Region - Budapest, Hungary - September 16, 2014

This conference on the natural gas market and the prospects and opportunities for the Danube region addressed recent energy developments in the area

This conference on the natural gas market and the prospects and opportunities for the Danube region addressed recent energy developments in the area; the issues and benefits of natural gas for the region; the perspectives and alternatives to ensure energy security and security of supply in the countries involved; as well as structuring cooperation between interested parties for better synergies in gas and energy matters. The event brought together Ministers of Energy and Economy from the countries across the region, Presidents of the regional Chambers of Commerce as well as business representatives from Serbia, Hungary and Austria.

Natural Gas: The Perspectives for Central and South Europe - Vienna, Austria - July 2, 2014

This event addressed and examined the issues and benefits for natural gas in Europe, security of supply and Europe's energy future.

Held at the House of Industry on 2 July 2014, the event addressed and examined the issues and benefits for natural gas in Europe, security of supply and Europe's energy future.

Role of Serbia in the Balkan Energy Market - Belgrade, Serbia - May 29, 2014

Natural Gas for Regional Markets, South Stream and Balkan energy market

Role of Serbia in the Balkan Energy Market.

South Stream: The Evolution of a Pipeline - Event Series - 2013

Involving seven European countries and extending 925 km across the Black Sea through Turkish territorial waters, the South Stream pipeline represents one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects undertaken, with huge engineering and environmental implications.

By the year 2030, Europe’s natural gas needs are anticipated to grow by 25%, of which 80% is expected to be imported. Faced with the prospects of diminishing domestic production and uncertainty in respect to the regulatory and environmental aspects of commercial unconventional development, Europe requires security of supply. Russia, the EU’s largest trade partner for energy goods, has traditionally represented a stable source of gas supply for its numerous European clients. Current projections indicate that the annual supply of Russian gas to Europe will increase from 312 billion cubic metres to 537 billion cubic metres over the next fifteen years. After successfully completing the Nord Stream pipeline to supply the northern European market, Gazprom has turned its attention to the south and east of the continent. Involving seven European countries and extending 925 km across the Black Sea through Turkish territorial waters, the South Stream pipeline represents one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects undertaken, with huge engineering and environmental implications.

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