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Welcome to Americas Gas & Power Summit 2019

AGPS 2019 is the leading gas, LNG, bunkering and power summit for the Americas and delivers a strategic conference programme, plenary sessions, keynote presentations, dedicated gas and power conference streams as well as dedicated country spotlight sessions.

This year’s event will be run in partnership with the International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) who will be hosting their IBIA Americas Summit for 2019 on the 20th November.

Private sector investors and public sector leaders from across the Americas will debate key topics of financing, policy and technology to accelerate the growth and demand of the regions Gas, LNG, Bunker and Energy industries.

BRAND NEW BIGGER VENUEW HOTEL PANAMA

400+LEADING ENERGY EXECUTIVES

100+SPEAKERS

CO-LOCATED WITHIBIA AMERICAS SUMMIT 2019

3-DAY AGPS & IBIASTRATEGIC PROGRAMME

COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT CONFERENCE STREAM

EXPANDED EXHIBITION & BUSINESS MATCHING AREA

CONTENTS

Welcome 2Why Panama? 3Opportunities in the Americas 4Statistics and demographics 2018 6Speakers 2018 8Participating companies 2018 10Programme overview 2018 11

Programme overview 2019 11

Partnership options 2019 14AGPS 2019 15Contact us 16

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STRATEGIC LOCATION TO:

BECOME AN LNG HUBPositioning itself as the logical supply point for smaller cargoes to Central American and Caribbean markets.

BECOME AN ENERGY HUBConnecting the electricity grids of North and South America and becoming an energy exporter for neighbour countries.

2050By 2050; Panama is well positioned to achieve carbon neutral or even carbon negative status.

19.3%

5.6%5.6% economic growth annually during the last five years.

6.2%ANNUAL INCREASE

Commercial and industrial energy demand has increased 6.2% annually since 2006.

IDEAL LOCATIONFOR BUNKERINGLNG for bunkering will increase five-fold over the next two decades.

National Secretariat of Energy planning to achieve 19.3% and 39.4% of non-conventional renewables by 2030 and 2050 respectively.

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Why Panama?

“Great opportunity to meet power players, network and exchange industry leading practices in gas and energy with leaders from all over Central America, the Caribbean and US.”

EMANUEL DAROSAPresident & CEO Jamaica Public Service CompanyJAMAICA


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29.4%617.9 BcfLatin America and the Caribbean

5.6%118.6 Bcf

South Asia

16.0%336.3 BcfEurope and Central Asia

7.8%162.9 BcfMiddle East and North Africa

41.1%864 Bcf

East Asia and Pacific

Colombia leads with the highest number of oil and gas discoveries in Q2 2019 and Ecopetrol and the government assess plans for fracking.

EVOLUTION OF LNG CONSUMPTION IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLICSMALL MARKET CONSUMPTION

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Panama, with the AES project, and El Salvador, with a similar one that is in the pipeline, are really taking the lead in Central America by developing natural gas to fuel power plants.

RISING VACA MUERTA SHALE OUTPUT MAKES ARGENTINA LNG EXPORTERIn early June, Argentina exported its first Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) cargo ever. Government officials and industry players agree that the path forward for monetizing the world’s second-largest shale gas play is almost exclusively an LNG conversation.

Opportunities in the Americas – Gas & LNG

EXPORTS OF DOMESTICALLY-PRODUCED LNG DELIVERED(Cumulative starting from February 2016 through January 2019)

SOURCE: US Department of Energy

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Opportunities

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CARIBBEAN INVESTMENTSAcross the Caribbean investments in renewable energy is spiking, planning to improve energy resiliency in the face of climate risk. After natural disasters happened in previous years, many Caribbean islands are starting to break dependency on costly fossil fuel imports.

The Dominican Republic announced on July 2018 plans for a large-scale renewable energy tender.

A GROWING ENERGY DEMANDEnergy demand is growing in Latin America. It is a developing region with growing economies and one where energy demand is still tied to economic growth, it is not decoupled from economic growth as in Europe and the US. Electricity demand is growing and the transport sector is seeing massive growth.

UNTAPPED RESOURCESIt has incredible resources for solar, for wind and huge untapped resources for oil and gas – the pre-salt alone could make Brazil one of the three or fourth largest offshore oil producers in the world. I think the region will definitely continue to be dynamic for project development.

SOURCE: The Dialogue_Leadership for the Americas

70%Panama is working towards an energy mix of 70% renewables.

The El Salvadorian economy has a five year growth rate of 12%.

23%The Central America region scales up clean infrastructure investments in line with its Paris Climate Agreement commitments, installed capacity has grown by 23% in recent years.

COSTA RICAProduces 99% of its electricity from renewable sources.

COLOMBIA sets sights onOctober for first renewable auction.

“The Americas Gas Summit was fantastic! I received a lot of positive feedback. We had in a couple of days: interesting discussions, great networks, everything was fine!”

MARCELO ALFRADIQUENatural Gas Superintendent Energy Research Office (EPE)BRAZIL

Opportunities in the Americas – Power & Renewables

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Statistics and demographics 2018

“There is great potential for Panama to become an energy hub due to our geographical location, the expansion of the Panama Canal and the rapid increase in the use of LNG and the exploitation of conventional and non-conventional gas reserves. Natural gas can become the most important fuel in the years to come and as a transition fuel for renewables the Secretariat Nacional De Energia is inviting International Investors and Developers to attend the co-located Gas, LNG, Power & Renewables Summits in Panama annually to capitalize on the vast opportunities in the energy sectors”.

DR VICTOR CARLOS URRUTIAFormer Secretary, National Secretariat of Energy, Panama

300 LEADING ENERGY EXECUTIVES

80SPEAKERS

25PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES

115ONE-TO-ONE BUSINESS MATCHING MEETINGS

2018 FIGURES


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COUN

TRY DEMOGRAPHIC

PARTICIPATING GOVERNMENTS

ATTENDANCE BY

JOB TITLE

PANAMA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

GUATEMALA ECUADOREL SALVADOR

16% IPP / Power Developer

11% Government / Public Sector

9% OEM

9% Consultancy / Legal /Professional Services

7% Investor (Financial Institutions)

7% Gas / Electric Utility

6% Technology / Solutions Provider

6% Transport, Storage & Distribution

5% LNG Supplier / Trader / Portfolio Player

5% EPC

4% Offshore / Marine / Shipping

4% Association / Media / Press

3% NOC / IOC

3% FSRU

3% Industrial / Buyer / End User

2% LNG Regas / Liquification

INDUSTRY SECTOR

7%

14%

2%

3%

10%

5%

3%

Other

2%

3%2%

2%

47%

57%C-SUITE /

SENIOR MANAGER

23%MANAGEMENT

SALES/MARKETING 7%TECHNICAL/ENGINEER 3%

CONSULTANTS/ADVISORS 6%OTHER 4%

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Speakers 2018

PUBLIC SECTOR

Dr Victor Carlos Urrutia National Secretary, National Secretariat of Energy, Panama

Alberto Reyes Vice Minister of Hydrocarbon, Ministry of Energy & Mines, Dominican Republic

Luis Chang Minister of Energy and Mines, Ministry of Energy & Mines, Guatemala

Patricio Larrea Vice Minister of Hydrocarbon, Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources Non Renewables, Ecuador

Penelope Bradshaw-Niles Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries, Trinidad & Tobago

Alexander Ramírez Director of Hidrocarburos y Minas, Ministry of Economy, El Salvador

Fernando Diaz Director of Electricity, National Secretariat of Energy, Panama

Marta Bernal Co-Ordinator – Special Projects and Renewable Energy, National Secretariat of Energy, Panama

Silvia Marucci General Director, Panama Canal Authority

Roberto Meana General Manager, Autoridad Nacional de los Servicios Públicos (ASEP), Panama

Oscar Rendoll Deputy General Manager, Empresa de Transmisión Eléctrica (ETESA), Panama

Jesus Mejia President, EPR- SIEPAC & General Manager Empresa Nacional de Energía Electrica (ENEE), Honduras

Javier Orozco Director Planning and Electric Development, Instituto Costarricense de Energía, Costa Rica

Marcelo Alfradique Natural Gas Superintendent, Energy Research Office (EPE), Brazil

Emanuel DaRosa President & CEO, JPS

PRIVATE SECTOR

Miguel Bolinaga President Panama, AES Corporation

Marta Chiruta DLNG Business Development Analyst, Shell LNG Marketing and Trading

Kasciandro Senem Gas & Power Manager, Petrobras

Alden Evans Vice President, LNG, Advisian Americas

Jaime Orjuela Gestor de negocios y proyectos de infraestructura, TGI – Grupo Energia Bogota

Fatima Guardado Senior Project Engineer, Energia del Pacifico

Rodrigo Reyes Sales Director, Central & South America, MAN Energy Solutions

Najla Jamoussi Director, Global Fundamentals and Corporate Research, Cheniere

Martin Rocher Vice-President Business Development Latin America & Caribbean, Total Eren

Juan Rodríguez Business Development Manager Colombia, Central America & Caribbean, Jinko Solar

Jose Maria Castro General Manager, SPEC LNG

Celso Silva EVP, Golar Power LATAM Ltda.

Tito Sanjurjo Director of Operations, InterEnergy Holdings

Jose Ramon Gomez Senior Energy Specialist, Inter-American Development Bank

Jun Murakami General Manager, Energy Department, Mitsui & Co. USA

Alfredo Chamat General Manager, Calamari LNG

Pedro van Meurs President, Van Meurs Y Asociados S.A., Panama

“Sharing with the actors and direct protagonists responsible for the management of electrical integration in Central America was a memorable experience in the past event, their views of their experiences and particularly their proposals to improve the electrical integration of Central America were of great value for all us and the audience.”

WERNER AREVALODirector, Ingeniería Desarrollo & Construcción. (IDC) PANAMA


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Dustin Meyer Policy Advisor, Global Gas & LNG, American Petroleum Institute

Jose Nieto Managing Director Latin America, JCM Power

Sandra Antonovic Chief Operating Officer, Reflex Marine

Martin A. Hruska Director – Floating Facilities, Solutions Group, Wison Offshore & Marine (USA), Inc.

Zickie Allgrove Vice President – Transport and Terminals Sector, Advisian, Americas

Hector Chinchilla Director of Panama, Central American Bank for Economic Integration

Andres Garcia-Novel Principal Investment Officer, International Finance Corporation

Lisette Benitez New Business Development, Enel

Ignacio Lucas Business Development Manager, Colombia, Central America & Caribbean, Solarcentury

Carlos Hinestrosa LNG Manager, AES Corporation

Dan Winkler Director of Business Development – Gas Projects, MODEC

Laura Andersen Program Director, Global Energy Group, Overseas Private Investment Corporation

Nicolas Vukelja Duque Board Director, Panama Maritime Chamber & International Bunker Industry Association

German Corredor Director Ejecutivo, Ser Colombia

Rafael Marquez Director of Energy Latam, Indra

Esteban Barrientos General Manager, Ensa Grupo EPM

Ignacio Rodriguez Director, Tetra Tech

Jorge Dengo Líder Desarrollo y Análisis de Mercados, Celsia

Alvaro Rios Managing Director, Gas Energy Latin America

James Walker Manager, McKinsey & Company | Panamá

Alejandro De Jesus Panama Country – Partner, Environmental Resources Management

Patrick Doyle Managing Director, MGM Innova Capital LLC

Patricia Garip Editor, Argus Media

Fernando Zúñiga Director for Central America and the Caribbean, MPC Renewable Energies

Jelle Hettinga Director de Análisis Estratégico, Corporación Multi Inversiones (CMI)

Alden Kitson Director General, Cuestamoras Energía

Juan David Oliveros Storage BD Manager MCAC, AES Mexico

Carlos Samayoa Marín LATAM Commercial Manager, EDECSA

Juan Pablo Restrepo Velasque VP Generación Energia, EPM

Alfredo Vincenty General Manager Puerto Rico, Genplant

Gustavo Adolfo Delvasto Jaimes Director, Consultoría Delvasto & Echeverria Asociados

Rafael Valdez Managing Director for Latin America & Caribbean, Envision Energy International

José Antonio Brenes Partner, Anzola Robles & Asociados and Board Member & Secretary, WEC Panama

Veronica Irastorza Associate Director, NERA

Felix Chevalier Founder Partner, The Chevalier Law Firm, Pllc

Esteban Papanicolau Executive Director, Gas Porto International LLC

Jaime Martinez Business Development Director, ERM Mexico

Werner Arevalo Director, Ingenieria Desarrollo & Construccion S.A.

Mario Scaletta Partner, Environmental Resources Management

Deepak Bhatnagar CEO, DKB Associates

“The conference was very interesting and productive.”

ERNESTO GUEVARAMarket Research Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems

“It was interesting for us to join the event, share some experiences and meet new players.”

GUILLERMO AGUIRREEnergy & Mineral Resources Department – BOGNR, Mitsui & Co. (Colombia) Ltda


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Participating companies 2018 included:ABB

ABS

Acciona Industrial

ACCIONA Industrial Mexico

ACP

Administracion de Energias Renovables

Advisian

AECOM/URS

AES

AES Corporation

AES Mexico

AES Panama

Aggreko

AKZA

American Bureau of Shipping

American Petroleum Institute

Arctech Solar

Argus Media

ASEP

Asociación de Grandes Clientes Eléctricos

Asociación de Grandes Clientes Eléctricos (Agrandel)

Autoridad del Canal de Panamá

Avenir LNG

Bakaert Trade Mexico

BCIE

biotech americas

BWSC Panama S.A.

CAF

Calamari LNG

Cámara de Comercio e Industria Panameña Alemana

Camara Maritima de Panama

Canadian Solar

Cargill Risk Management

Celsia S.A.

Cemento Interocéanico (Gran Cliente Eléctrico)

Cheniere Energy Inc.

Chevron

CIMC Enric SJZ Gas Equipment

CMI ENERGIA

Cobra Caribbean LLC

Cofrady S.A.

Colon LNG Marketing

Corporación Multi Inversiones (CMI)

Crowley LNG/ Carib Energy

Cryotanks Solutions S.A.

Cuestamoras

Delvasto y Echeverria Asociados Ltda

Denovo Energy

Department for International Trade

dmg events

Eagle LNG Partners

EcoElectrica l.P.

Edecsa

Electro Technical Services

Embajada de la República Federal de Alemania

Embassy Guatemala

Embassy of Germany

Embassy of Spain

Empresa de generación Eléctrica, S.A.

Empresa Mercados Electricos de Mesoamerica (MELECSA)

Empresa Nacional de Energia Electrica

Empresas Lipigas S.A.

Enagas

Enel Panama

Energia del Pacifico

Energy Research Office (EPE), Brazil

Enertis

Enestas Natural Gas

ENI US OPERATING

Enlex Consultores

ENSA

Ensa, Grupo EPM

Environmental Resources Management

Environmental Resources Management

Envision Energy International

EPM

Equigas International

ERM

ETESA

Fountain Hydro Power Corp.

Gas Energy Latin America

Gas Porto International LLC

GE International Inc

Generacion Solar

Generadora del Atlantico S.A.

GE Power

Genplant

Golar Power LATAM Ltda

GreenWood Energy Latinoamerica

Grupo Desarrollo Infraestructura SA de CV

Grupo Naturgy Panama

Grupo P4 Dawcas

HAM Criogenica S.L.

Hoegh LNG

Honeywell

Icaza Gonzalez-Ruiz & Aleman

ICE

IDB Panama

IFC

Indra

Ingenieria Desarrollo & Construccion

INOXCVA

Intercostal Marine Inc

International Finance Corporation

IntiTech Solar

ISTMO SOLAR

Jamaica public Service Company (JPS)

JCM Power

Jinko Solar

K&M Advisors

Kanan Overseas I, Inc

LATAM Renewable Solutions S.A.

LPG de Panama S.A.

MAN Energy Solutions

Maritime Advisors

Marsh Semusa

McKinsey

Meridian Navigation

MGM Innova Capital LLC

Ministry of Economy

Ministry of Energy, Dominican Republic

Ministry of Energy and Mines, Guatemala

Ministry of energy, Natural Resources and Non Renewables, Ecuador

Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems

Mitsui Co. (USA) Inc.

Mizse Group, Inc.

MODEC

MPC Renewable Energies

Naturgas

Naturgy Energy Group S.A.

NERA

Nestrade S.A. Panama Branch

Nordex Acciona Windpower

Northland Power Inc.

Oficina Comercial de la Embajada de España en Panamá

ONU Medio Ambiente

Overseas Private Investment Corporation

PEGSA

Petrobras

Petroport S.A. LPG Terminal

Plexos Energy Exemplar

PMGI – Project Management Group Int’l

Promigas

Promisol

PW Power Systems

Refeel

Reflex Marine Ltd

Rengen Solutions

Secretaria Nacional de Energía Panama

Seléctrica

Ser Colombia

Shell LNG Marketing and Trading

Shell Exploration and Production

Siemens

Sinolam Smart Energy

SK E&S Colombia

SMBC

Sociedad Panameña de Ingenieros y Arquitectos

Sociedad Portuaria El Cayao S.A.

Sol Real Centroamerica

Solarcentury

Tetra Tech

The Chevalier Law Firm, PLLC

The Sol Patch International, Inc.

Total Eren

Total Global LNG North America Corp

TPS Operaciones de Guatemala, S.A.

Transportador de Gas Internacional

TROPIGAS

TSK Electronica y Electricidad

U.S. Embassy

Uniper Energy

Van Meurs Energy

VIM Energy

Wartsila Colombia S.A.

Waste 2 Energy Panama

WEC Panama

Wison Offshore & Marine

Xcoal Energy & Resources

IPMA

Wequips

DKB Associates

ARSA Energy Capital

Canal de Panamá

Interenergy

BT4 Media

MAN Diesel & Turbo

Secretariat of Energy Panama


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PRE-CONFERENCE DAYWednesday 14 November

15:00 – 19:00 Pre-registration and delegate badge collection

19:00 – 21:00 Welcome cocktail drinks reception

CONFERENCE DAY ONEThursday 15 November

07:30 – 09:00 Registration and welcome coffee

09:00 – 09:10 Welcome remarks

09:10 – 09:30 COUNTRY HOST PRESENTATION: By National Secretary of Energy, Panama

09:30 – 10:30 PUBLIC LEADERS INSIGHTS: The potential market for LNG in the Americas

10:30 – 11:00 Coffee and networking break

11:00 – 11:25 SCENE SETTER PRESENTATION: Challenges and Opportunities for a Panama LNG Hub

11:25 – 11:35 KEYNOTE: Country focus Trinidad and Tobago

11:35 – 12:35 PANEL DISCUSSION: Mapping LNG market opportunities

12:35 – 13:00 AES Colón Project presentation

13:00 – 14:30 Business and networking lunch

14:30 – 15:30 PANEL DISCUSSION: Reviewing LNG infrastructure and facilities in the Americas


16:00 – 16:15 SCENE SETTER PRESENTATION: Marketing for fuels – Effect on bunkering

16:15 – 17:00 PANEL DISCUSSION: Gas demand and utilisation

17:00 – 17:15 SCENE SETTER PRESENTATION: Practical solutions linking the LNG value chain

17:15 – 18:00 INDUSTRY DIALOGUE: Small-scale LNG

19:00 – 22:00 Official drinks reception

CONFERENCE DAY TWOFriday 16 November


09:00 – 09:20 SCENE SETTER PRESENTATION: Growth drivers for the global gas industry

09:20 – 10:30 PANEL DISCUSSION: The new global LNG landscape

10:30 – 10:45 KEYNOTE: Regulatory aspects of the Mexican Energy Reform, lessons learned


11:15 – 11:30 SCENE SETTER PRESENTATION: FSRWP – The next generation FSRU

11:30 – 12:15 Natural gas in the energy matrix – Gas to power

12:15 – 12:30 Summit close and thanks

12:30 – 14:00 Lunch and networking break

14:00 – 17:00 Site visit

PRE-CONFERENCE DAYWednesday 14 November

15:00 – 19:00 Pre-registration and delegate badge collection

19:00 – 21:00 Welcome cocktail drinks reception

CONFERENCE DAY ONEThursday 15 November


09:00 – 09:10 Welcome remarks

09:10 – 09:30 COUNTRY HOST PRESENTATION: By Sub Secretary of Energy, Panama

09:30 – 10:30 PUBLIC LEADERS INSIGHTS: The potential market for clean energy in Central America and the Caribbean


11:00 – 11:20 KEYNOTE: Case study – Jamaica

11:20 – 12:20 PANEL DISCUSSION: Transition towards sustainable energy

12:20 – 12:40 KEYNOTE: A sleeping giant – The growth of renewables in Colombia

12:40 – 13:00 KEYNOTE: Energy efficiency and smart grids – New trends in the new power era

13:00 – 14:30 Business and networking lunch

14:30 – 15:30 PANEL DISCUSSION: Regional energy integration in LAC


16:00 – 16:15 KEYNOTE: Energy storage and batteries – New trends in the new power era

16:15 – 16:30 KEYNOTE: Non-conventional renewable energies in energy planning in Colombia

16:30 – 17:45 INDUSTRY DIALOGUE: Renewable energy tenders

19:00 – 22:00 Official drinks reception

CONFERENCE DAY TWOFriday 16 November


09:00 – 10:00 PANEL DISCUSSION: Financing the energy sector in Central America and the Caribbean

10:00 – 10:45 PANEL DISCUSSION: Environmental, regulation and policy insights


11:15 – 12:15 PANEL DISCUSSION: A sustainable energy mix: Potential and development

12:15 – 12:30 Summit conclusions and thanks

12:30 – 14:00 Lunch and networking break

14:00 – 17:00 Site visit

Programme overview 2018


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Programme overview 2019

INTERNATIONAL BUNKERING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (IBIA) AMERICAS SUMMITWednesday 20 November

SESSION ONE

IMO: Regulatory framework

SESSION TWO

Fuels beyond 2020 (LNG, Methanol, Biofuels etc)

SESSION THREE

What does the future hold for the regional bunkering markets? The post 2020 bunker industry

SESSION FOUR

Technology and fuels for 2020 (Scrubbers etc)

CONFERENCE DAY ONE AMERICAS GAS AND POWER SUMMITThursday 21 November

7:30 – 9:00 REGISTRATION AND WELCOME COFFEE

9:00 – 9:05Welcome Remarks

9:05 – 9:25 MINISTERIAL OPENING AND KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Panama as a regional LNG and energy hub – Next steps?

9:25 – 9:40 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION

The Panama Canal – Gateway for trade and development

9:40 – 10 :00 KEYNOTE ADDRESSAlfonso Blanco Bonilla, Executive Secretary & CEO, OLADE

10:00 – 11:00 MINISTERIAL PANEL

Policy and regulation for the energy industry

11:00 – 11:30 COFFEE BREAK AND BUSINESS MATCHING

11:30 – 11:45 KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Cooperation between the United States and Panama on energy and infrastructure investment

11:45 – 12:15 PANEL DISCUSSION

‘The Americas grow’ – Partnerships for prosperity

12:15 – 12:30 SPONSOR KEYNOTE

Regional energy outlook 2020

12:30 – 13:30 REGIONAL LEADERS ROUNDTABLE

The shift to gas and renewables

13:30 – 14 :30 COFFEE BREAK AND BUSINESS MATCHING

GAS AND LNG STREAM POWER AND RENEWABLES STREAM

14:30 – 14 :45 BRAZIL SPOTLIGHT

Panorama of the natural gas sector in Brazil

14:45 – 15 :15 PANEL DISCUSSION

Upstream asset development

14:30 – 15 :15

Latin America – A global leader in renewables



16:15 – 16:30 SCENE SETTER

LNG developments in contracts and trade

16:30 – 17:15 E PANEL DISCUSSION

Expanding LNG demand and supply in the Americas?


Financing renewable power generation in latin America: Opportunities and challenges


Infrastructure, projects and finance to support gas growth


Energy access and rural electrification

18:00 – 19:00 BUSINESS MATCHING

19:00 – 22:00

OFFICIAL DRINKS RECEPTION DAY ONE

CONFERENCE DAY TWO AMERICAS GAS AND POWER SUMMITFriday 22 November

8:00 – 9:00 REGISTRATION

9:00 – 9:05 Morning welcome

9:05 – 9:20 KEYNOTE ADDRESS

9:20 – 10 :15 PANEL DISCUSSION

Financing energy infrastructure in the Americas – Who, what, where, how and why?


Electric mobility, storage and smart grids


GAS AND LNG STREAM POWER AND ELECTRICITY STREAM

11:30 – 11.45 KEYNOTE ADDRESS

A destination fuel for the 21st Century?


LNG as a marine fuel?


Gas and LNG to power – Drivers and obstacles to the further development

12.00 – 13:00 PANEL DISCUSSION

Small-scale LNG


Powering industry – Commercial and industrial

13:45 – 15 :00 FAREWELL LUNCH AND BUSINESS MATCHING

SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY


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Venue informationThe W Hotel Panama is located in the business district in Panama City. It’s inspired by local art and culture embodying the spirit of Panama. The hotel also features shipping containers into the design as a nod to the Panama Canal.

HOW TO GET THERE...Calle 50 and Aquilino de la Guardia, Panama City, 80809 Panama

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