Australia LNG Forum

October 2 – 5, 2018

Perth, Melbourne, Sydney

Complimentary

S&P Global Platts Australia LNG forums is a great way to stay informed and connected with your industry peers

This series of forum will be hosted in 3 cities in Australia – Perth, Melbourne and Sydney

Get vital updates on the Australian LNG market
Get the LNG market outlook and how it affects the Australian LNG market
Share your views and ask questions
Make new connections – interact face-to-face with key decision makers

Don't miss out on your opportunity to engage and interact with our industry specialists as they share insights on key topics affecting the energy and metals markets. Network with industry peers and our editors who will be on hand to discuss the important stories they see unfolding in the year ahead.

We have specifically designed this forum to give you the flexibility to attend the forum in your city.

Pre-registration is a requirement for attendance to this event. Registration is complimentary and will close 72 hours before the event. Kindly note that this event does not accept walk-ins or substitutions.

Perth LNG Forum

Date:	October 2, 2018
Time:	9 am – 12 pm
Venue:	Parmelia Hilton Perth 14 Mill Street, Perth WA 6000 › Map & directions

Melbourne LNG Forum

Date:	October 4, 2018
Time:	2 pm – 5 pm
Venue:	S&P Global Office 120 Collins Street, Level 45, Melbourne, VIC 3000 › Map & directions

Sydney LNG Forum

Date:	October 5, 2018
Time:	9 am – 12 pm
Venue:	The Westin 1 Martin Place, Sydney NSW 2000 › Map & directions

Speakers

Marc Howson

Director, LNG Market Development
S&P Global Platts

Jeff Moore

Manager, Asian LNG Analytics
S&P Global Platts

Edwin Loh

Editor, Asian LNG
S&P Global Platts

Agenda

9 am	Welcome and Opening Remarks Marc Howson, Director, LNG Market Development, S&P Global Platts
9:10 am	Keynote Speech TBC
9:25 am	Australia's role in LNG's Commoditization Opportunities for Australian exporters/importers of LNG's increasing flexibility Australia's increasing adoption of market-based LNG pricing and the fast-growing LNG derivatives trade Marc Howson, Director, LNG Market Development, S&P Global Platts
10 am	LNG Supply – The impact of Australian production Deep dive into recent and upcoming liquefaction projects –how Australia projects can compete How will increased liquidity change LNG trade flows Asian/global LNG price forecasts Jeff Moore, Manager, Asian LNG Analytics, S&P Global Platts
10:35 am	Coffee Break
10:50 am	The evolution of Australian and Asian LNG pricing Asian LNG pricing methodologies, including Australia FOB netbacks Three Asian LNG pricing surprises in three years – correlations, seasonality and tightness Latest LNG pricing developments – LNG MOC Edwin Loh, Editor, Asian LNG, S&P Global Platts
11:25 am	LNG Demand – Opportunities for Australia Expectations for changes in infrastructure, onshore terminals and FSRUs – Will Australia become an emerging demand market? How can Australian LNG compete with alternative fuels in Asian markets? How will increased seasonality impact future LNG spot prices Jeff Moore, Manager, Asian LNG Analytics, S&P Global Platts
12 pm	End of Day

Agenda subject to change

Agenda

2 pm	Welcome and Opening Remarks Marc Howson, Director, LNG Market Development, S&P Global Platts
2:10 pm	Keynote Speech TBC
2:25 pm	Australia's role in LNG's Commoditization Opportunities for Australian exporters/importers of LNG's increasing flexibility Australia's increasing adoption of market-based LNG pricing and the fast-growing LNG derivatives trade Marc Howson, Director, LNG Market Development, S&P Global Platts
3 pm	LNG Supply – The impact of Australian production Deep dive into recent and upcoming liquefaction projects –how Australia projects can compete How will increased liquidity change LNG trade flows Asian/global LNG price forecasts Jeff Moore, Manager, Asian LNG Analytics, S&P Global Platts
3:35 pm	Coffee Break
3:50 pm	The evolution of Australian and Asian LNG pricing Asian LNG pricing methodologies, including Australia FOB netbacks Three Asian LNG pricing surprises in three years – correlations, seasonality and tightness Latest LNG pricing developments – LNG MOC Edwin Loh, Editor, Asian LNG, S&P Global Platts
4:25 pm	LNG Demand – Opportunities for Australia Expectations for changes in infrastructure, onshore terminals and FSRUs – Will Australia become an emerging demand market? How can Australian LNG compete with alternative fuels in Asian markets? How will increased seasonality impact future LNG spot prices Jeff Moore, Manager, Asian LNG Analytics, S&P Global Platts
5 pm	End of Day

Agenda subject to change

Agenda

9 am	Welcome and Opening Remarks Marc Howson, Director, LNG Market Development, S&P Global Platts
9:10 am	Keynote Speech TBC
9:25 am	Australia's role in LNG's Commoditization Opportunities for Australian exporters/importers of LNG's increasing flexibility Australia's increasing adoption of market-based LNG pricing and the fast-growing LNG derivatives trade Marc Howson, Director, LNG Market Development, S&P Global Platts
10 am	LNG Supply – The impact of Australian production Deep dive into recent and upcoming liquefaction projects –how Australia projects can compete How will increased liquidity change LNG trade flows Asian/global LNG price forecasts Jeff Moore, Manager, Asian LNG Analytics, S&P Global Platts
10:35 am	Coffee Break
10:50 am	The evolution of Australian and Asian LNG pricing Asian LNG pricing methodologies, including Australia FOB netbacks Three Asian LNG pricing surprises in three years – correlations, seasonality and tightness Latest LNG pricing developments – LNG MOC Edwin Loh, Editor, Asian LNG, S&P Global Platts
11:25 am	LNG Demand – Opportunities for Australia Expectations for changes in infrastructure, onshore terminals and FSRUs – Will Australia become an emerging demand market? How can Australian LNG compete with alternative fuels in Asian markets? How will increased seasonality impact future LNG spot prices Jeff Moore, Manager, Asian LNG Analytics, S&P Global Platts
12 pm	End of Day

Agenda subject to change

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