Gas, LNG & The Future of Energy 2027 at a glance
- Exclusive and inspiring insightsExclusive and inspiring insights from the Wood Mackenzie team of subject matter experts and industry leaders
- Peer to peer networkingPeer to peer networking opportunities where you can make essential connections and have crucial conversations
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Why attend the 5th annual Gas, LNG & The Future of Energy conference?
The Gas, LNG & The Future of Energy Conference returns to the City of London for its fifth edition from 23-24 June 2027 and will bring together 300+ attendees from across the gas and LNG value chain.
You can be a part of the discussions that bring together senior leaders from European gas aggregators and utilities, Asian LNG buyers and traders, international energy companies, investment bankers and project financiers as well as, North American E&P, LNG players and shippers, commodity traders, and law firms.
- 30+Speakers from across the gas and LNG value chain.
- 300+Attendees
- 35+Countries
Topics discussed in 2026 included
- Geopolitical disruptionWhat are the risks and opportunities for gas & LNG in this age of geopolitical disruption? Will global power shifts influence LNG trade?
- Security of supplyIs security of supply being valued over price optimisation? Are buyers willing to pay for diversification and reliability?
- Asian/Chinese demand weaknessIs Asian/Chinese demand weakness creating market anxiety? How low will prices have to go to kick start a new phase of LNG demand in Asia?
- Investment crisisIs the global gas & LNG industry facing an investment crisis masked by supply optimism? Are infrastructure investors and private credit reshaping traditional project finance models?
- Data centresWill data centres be the demand game changer? Is there competition for finance, labour and equipment between LNG projects and data centres?
- Curve risk and pricing powerHow do portfolio players manage curve risk when headlines scream “rising Henry Hub”? Is the market transitioning from Europe “pulling” LNG (demand-driven) to suppliers “pushing” volumes (supply-driven) fundamentally changing who has pricing power?
- Europe’s climate ambitionsCan Europe maintain climate ambitions while preserving industrial base? Are high energy costs, carbon prices and tax burdens making Europe uncompetitive?
- The LNG fleetWhat role does the LNG fleet play in supporting +200mmtpa of under construction LNG supply? What are the implications of maritime decarbonisation for the LNG fleet?
- Decarbonisation strategiesWhich decarbonisation strategies are physically and economically viable? Does the industry need to reframe its role in the energy transition?
Who attends
The audience in 2027 will comprise representation from across the gas and LNG supply chain including:
- European gas aggregators and utilities
- Infrastructure investors and private equity
- Asian LNG buyers and traders
- International energy companies
- Investment banking and project finance
- North American E&P, infrastructure, and LNG players
- Commodity traders
- LNG Shippers
- EPC and construction companies
- Law Firms
Date
23 Jun 2027 - 24 Jun 2027
Location
City of London
