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India's Evolving LNG Business & Future Prospects

Organiser Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry, New Delhi, India
Date 29 Oct 2013, 14:30 - 16:30 hrs
Venue Sand Expo and Convention Centre, MBS Singapore

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Overview

India’s demand for oil & gas, bolstered by rapid population & economic growth, has been increasing significantly over the last two decades. For a developing nation like India, huge dependency on energy resources poses a major challenge, since the projected requirements have to be met in an environment where domestic energy supplies are limited. Insufficient indigenous supply coupled with the geopolitical constraints in pipeline supplies has made LNG an increasingly important source of meeting the rising domestic energy demand. Today, imported natural gas meets approximately approx. 30% of the natural gas domestic consumption. As per estimates, by 2020, India is likely to emerge as the 3rd largest importer on LNG.

While India is emerging as major LNG market of future with all round development in LNG terminals and gas pipelines to attain desired sustainable growth, a comprehensive approach which can meet suppliers’ expectation on one side and meet consumers’ expectations on other side needs to be firmed up.

Objective of the India Energy Session at SIEW 2013

  • Showcase India’s evolving LNG business
  • Understand the competition posed by traditional & emerging LNG importing countries and competitive source of Natural Gas : LNG vis-a-vis pipelines
  • Identify opportunities to diversify our sourcing & pricing portfolio, and
  • Derive strategic solutions for participation in integrated liquefaction projects and consumer-friendly regulatory environment

Participation fee & Special discounts

For FICCI’s India Energy Session at SIEW 2013

  1. Individuals : SGD 300
  2. Academicians and Students : SGD 175

For SES and Gas Asia Summit participants

  1. Individuals : SGD 150
  2. Academicians and Students : SGD 90

For other events at SIEW 2013

FICCI members are entitled to 20% discount on the Singapore Energy Summit (SES)

Registration / On-Spot registration would commence at 1400 hrs(credit card payments would not be accepted)

For registration, contact
Ms Tavleen Kaur / Ms. Gayatri Prabhakar
Energy Division, Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry(FICCI)
E:Tavleen.kaur@ficci.com/gayatri.prabhakar@ficci.com
T: +91 - 11- 23487201, 23487231 F: +91 - 11 - 2376 5333 W:www.ficci.com