• The global LNG market in 2024 and 2025
• What can we expect for LNG supply, demand, and prices in 2025?
• FIDs on new liquefaction capacity in 2025 and outlook for 2026
• Forecast LNG supply and demand 2025 to 2050
• What will LNG’s role be in the path to net-zero?
• Will price pressures ease as new liquefaction projects come onstream?
• How much new liquefaction capacity is required over the 2020s and how much will be built?
• Which markets the be the sources of demand growth?
• Which countries will start to import LNG and how much LNG will they need?
• How are LNG trade flows changing and what is the outlook for spot and short-term trading?

        Masterclass Leader 
        Andy Flower, Independent Consultant, Flower LNG

Masterclass B Training: Strategic and commercial implications of Methane emissions management

• Understanding current and prospective CO2 and CH4 intensity regulations
• Accurately measuring emissions across fuel supply chains for both CO2 and CH4
• Methodology for benchmarking LNG against competing fuels
• Implications for natural gas and LNG trade and pricing
• Strategic considerations for natural gas and LNG buyers and sellers

Masterclass B Panel: Focus on EU regulatory compliance and SPA structuring implications 

• MRV requirements to comply with EU regulation
• LNG supply chain emission intensity certification
• Implications for SPA structuring and drafting
• Potential additional downstream certification and undertakings

Masterclass Speakers
Christopher Goncalves, Chair and Managing Director, Energy & Climate, Berkeley Research Group (BRG)
Georges Tijbosch, CEO, MiQ
Tom Holmberg, Partner, Baker Botts

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