In his keynote remarks, Mr. Brouillette will examine the current global energy landscape and assess policy decisions, as well as market altering events such as the Ukraine War, that are driving the seismic shifts we are seeing and will provide a roadmap for US options to respond to the current and future environment

The hub concept is not a new one, but the concept of decarbonizing a hub is unique. Combining and executing multiple decarbonization solutions in a central geographic area has the potential to play a significant role in reaching net zero targets in a complex world. Industrial stakeholders working hand in hand with an integrated solutions provider as well as government and economic organizations, can attract private investment, human capital and public funding to give sectors confidence that net zero can be accomplished. Hear how this concept is realized through collaboration, how it can help to accelerate decarbonization and how it differs from what has been done in the past.

The outage at Freeport LNG drastically changed the expected trajectory of injections for the remainder of the summer, but the dynamics that caused the market to be so tight earlier this year still exist. During this presentation we will talk about what those dynamics are and how they will impact the markets going forward.

The midstream segment consists of much more than simply pipelines. It is a sophisticated value chain involving permanent operational facilities combined with a wide range of solution and service offerings leveraging commercial, financial and technology capabilities. This Panel will examine various aspects of the midstream segment, highlighting the latest project updates (including LNG export facilities), as well as new innovations. Perspectives on midstream’s role in the energy transition will also be addressed.

Practical insights into what it takes to plan, construct, and commercially operate a world-class LNG export terminal.

This panel will examine sustainability initiatives and solutions, with particular focus on the crucial role that natural gas and its infrastructure play in fulfilling future energy needs. Discussion will also include the remarkable job the industry is doing in innovating a range of low-carbon energy alternatives, including RNG, RSG, Certified Gas, H2, CCS, virtual pipelines, micro-LNG, CNG, etc.

This panel will explore the entire value chain of getting clean gas to a market demanding lower-carbon energy alternatives. Key topics to be explored include the RSG market, the RSG ecosystem, exchanges, registries, certification standards for natural gas production, producer certification announcements, methane performance certificates, utility requests for proposals, bundled vs unbundled certified gas, midstream service options, RSG Pool FERC Filing, latest market transactions, term deals, etc.