Gas, Security, and Transition in an evolving energy landscape
| Date | 29 Oct 2026, 14:00 - 16:30 hrs |
| Venue | Marina Bay Sands Singapore |
Natural gas continues to play a significant role in global and regional energy systems, supporting power generation, industrial activity, and overall energy security. At the same time, gas markets are undergoing structural changes, shaped by evolving supply dynamics, contracting practices, and shifting demand patterns.
In many economies, gas remains an important source of flexibility within the power system, helping to balance variability from other generation sources and support reliability in meeting electricity demand. These considerations are becoming more prominent as energy systems become more complex and interconnected.
This roundtable will examine the role of natural gas, including how gas markets are evolving and how we are managing fuel security alongside broader energy planning and transition considerations.
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