China Natural Gas Summit 2013 CNGS 2013

China Natural Gas Summit 2013

The latest Chinese government sworn in since March this year is dedicated to upgrading the economy through transforming industry structure. Natural gas will play a key role in the process. As China’s gas market is in its infant stage, the government as well as the industry participants will have to crack on tough issues including gas price, pipe management, level playing for all participants, policy incentives and market development. In the 2013 edition of China Natural Gas Summit 2013, the organizer has invited a very authoritative faculty to shed light on issues on how China can optimize the gas development strategy from well head planning and downstream market development. The summit will also cover topical subjects such as geopolitics in China-Russia gas cooperation, equipment requirement to meet the demand for shale gas development and new government gas utilization policy. Join us @ China Natural Gas Summit 2013 for the guidance in your future natural gas business in China.

 

 

China Natural Gas Summit 2013

 

8:00-9:00 Registration and Morning Refreshment

 

9:00-9:10 Chairman’s Welcome and Introduction

 

9:10-9:40 Natural Gas Comes of Age in China

    China is ready for gas age
    Part of larger plan for economy upgrading
    Environment benefits come at a price
    Woes on route to a healthy gas industry development

Yang Lei, Deputy Director, Oil and Gas Department

National Energy Administration

 

9:40-10:10 Optimal Government Gas Policies – Is there a model to copy?

    Gas policy orientations in the west
    Government role in gas market development
    Learning curve for China
    Gas policy with Chinese characteristics

Philip Andrews-Speed, Professor

National University of Singapore

 

10:10-10:40 Morning Tea and Networking

 

10:40-11:10 The Complexity and Prospects Analysis of Russia’s long-term supply of natural gas to China

    Attraction of Russia’s Natural gas
    The difficult and tough negotiation
    Where is the problem
    The impact of using Henry Hub ‘s gas price for the benchmark
    Where is the way out

Xia Yishan, Senior Research Fellow

China Institute of International Studies

 

11:10-11:40 China’s Road Map For Natural Gas Price Reform

    Price-pegged gas demand
    Gas pricing history
    Recent reforms
    Future pricing trend

Liu Yijun, Professor

International Energy Market Study

China Petroleum University

 

11:40-12:10 China’s New Natural Gas Utilization Policy and Impact On Market Development

    What is new?
    What is priority?
    What are pros and cons?
    What are the implications?

Hu Aoling, Director

Research Institute of Natural Gas Economy

PetroChina Southwest Oil and Gas Field Company

 

12:10-12:20 Questions and Answers

 

12:20-14:00 Conference Lunch and Networking

 

14:00-14:30 Unconventional Hydrocarbons – How They Would Shape the Future World Energy Landscape

    World unconventional oil and gas trend
    Geology, technology and infrastructure
    Institutional support
    Impact on conventional resources
    Environmental impact

Ken Koyama, Managing Director, Chief Economist

The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan

 

14:30-15:00 Overall Development Planning For Shale Gas Plays

    Shale gas planning
    Optimum development pace
    Rig scheduling
    Production and economics

Neil Buckley, President

Enersight Corp

 

15:00-15:10 Questions and Answers

 

15:10-15:40 Coffee Break and Networking

 

15:40-16:10 Road Map of China’s Unconventional Gas (Shale Gas & Coal Bed Methane) Development

    Three milestones
    E&P update by company
    Challenges
    Ways ahead

Tang Tingchuan, Director, Development Strategy Policy Research Department

China National Petroleum Corporation

 

16:10-16:40 Town Gas Market Expansion – Shift From Coal to Natural Gas

    Urbanization spurs town gas demand
    Town gas supply mix – Natural gas, LNG, LPG and Coal gas
    Outlook for urban population having access to gas
    Government policies on town gas development

Chi Guojing, Secretary General

China Gas Association

 

16:40-16:50 Questions and Answers

 

16:50 End of Conference

 

 

Who should attend?

    Chinese and global NOCs
    Independent oil & gas companies
    Governments & agencies
    Electric utilities
    Gas service companies
    Technology providers
    Drilling services
    Seismic equipment providers
    Gas equipment manufacturers
    Banks and law firms

 

Why should you attend?

    Learn China’s latest gas policies and industry trend;
    Meet with decision makers who are seeking partnerships and investments for developing China’s gas industry
    Listen to top think-thank to know China’s gas latest gas pricing reform
    Improve your technology by comparing notes with top notch gas explorationists and developers
    Exhibit your technology and services to beat your competitors eager to set foot in China’s gas sector.
    Be the first to enter a fast emerging shale gas market in China
    Evaluate the economic viability and profitability of the gas business chain
    Find out attractive projects for partnerships in China