The upcoming World LNG Fuels 2014 will address key questions considered by investors in the growing LNG fuel market: Who will dominate? Export developers selling side streams to major fleets or small, more nimble merchant operators who can react quickly as technology and markets shift? Where will the line of demarcation between these two groups of competitors fall?
To answer this, eight speakers, including four representing world-scale LNG – Guy Braden, SVP, GDF Suez, Scott Atha, VP, Gazprom, Mitch Dauzat, president, KBR Gas Monetization Unit, and Keith Meyer, founder and CEO, LNG Central — and four representing merchant-scale LNG – Dick Brown, founder & CEO, Ferus, Merritt Norton, CEO, BluLNG, Eric Rottier, CEO, Taylor-Wharton International, and Jim Reddinger, COO & CFO, Stabilis Energy – will present their views on Jan. 21.
In its fourth year, the World LNG Fuels conference will be held Jan. 21-23 at Houston’s George R Brown Convention Center. It features 60 speakers, field tours of Cummins oil & gas and marine Center of Excellence, INOXCVA’s LNG tank and railcar manufacturing facilities, and some 70 technology displays.
[mappress] LNG World News Staff, December 26, 2013