• 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
Alex Kerr, Partner, Baker Botts
Li Li, Director, Berkeley Research Group (BRG)
Tom Choi, Director, Berkeley Research Group (BRG)
John Tunstall, Associate Director, Berkeley Research Group (BRG)

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