australia gas 2011 conference

The Premier International Gas Conference in Australia

Co-Hosted by IGU Member

www.cwcaustraliagas.com

Sponsors Supported by Official

Media Partner

31 October - 2 November 2011

Four Seasons Hotel | Sydney, Australia

Optimising Gas

Resources

Breaking New

Global Frontiers

Maximising Gas

Project Potential

Learn About Groundbreaking Projects& Identify Investment Opportunities

Meet International Delegations &

Leading Players from Across the Globe


About Australia Gas Why Attend

An all encompassing gas event for Australia, this conference will provide an invaluable opportunity for the international gas industry to meet the Australian decision makers; highlighting Australia as a groundbreaking gas province and enabling industry players to maximise the investment opportunities on offer in this booming market. Australia Gas will welcome industry leaders from the across the globe and include focused sessions and topics such as project showcases, partnerships, growth opportunities, environmental challenges and international trading, reinforcing the importance of gas as the fuel of choice globally.

Co-hosted by: IGU Member:

“Australia Gas will focus exclusively on the natural gas market and the forum will promote future opportunities within Australia and showcase development in conventional and unconventional gas

projects. CWC has worked closely with the IGU over many years and is highly recognized in the gas industry for providing leading gas forums”

Torstein Indrebø, Secretary General, International Gas Union

Endorsed by:

Meet anddo deals withAustralian and international

LNG buyers and suppliers

Optimise your organisation’sportfolio by

identifying newplayers

TrulyAustralian -

an allencompassing gas conference

representingevery state

Participate inpremium

networking with international delegations

Understandwhat is needed

to unleashAustralia’s full

projectpotential

Gainunique insightsinto the growth and investment opportunities

available

Europe

India

Russia

China

Australia

Singapore

Thailand

South Korea

Philippines

Vietnam

Japan

Chile

Indonesia

Qatar

Colombia

USA

CWC - 100% Focused on Energy &Infrastructure with an Impressive Track Record

Proudly Introducing Our Australia Gas 2011 Partners

Co-Hosted by: Endorsed by: Supported by:

The International Gas Union (IGU) was founded in 1931 as a worldwide non-profit organisation. The objective of IGU is to promote the technical and economic progress of the gas industry. The members of IGU are associations and entities of the gas industries in 73 countries, cooperating with many global energy organisations.

The Australian Gas Industry Trust (AGIT) is Australia’s representative of the International Gas Union. The objectives to AGIT are to contribute to the advancement of study, education and research in the field of gas utilisation, application development and related fields and to recognise and support excellence in those fields. To do this, the AGIT provides funding for education, professional development and research for young people in the gas industry and, through industry representatives, participates on a number of IGU committees.

NSW Department of Trade and Investment, Regional Infrastructure and Services (DTIRIS) drives sustainable economic growth in New South Wales. This is achieved by working with and supporting the vast range of businesses and industries across the region to advance investment, innovation, activity and improvements across all industry sectors.


Who We Have Worked With

Since forming in 1997, CWC has organised over 500 events around the world. Below you will find out why CWC is globally trusted for delivering every time:

Recognised Queen’s Award Winners

Twice winners of the prestigiousQueen’s Award for International Trade,

for outstanding achievements and contributionto international trade. This is the highesthonour a UK-based business can earn,

awarded by the Queen on the advice ofthe British Prime Minister.

Distinguished Speakers

Speakers at CWC events are drawn from the highest level of government, industry and commerce attracting high calibre delegates, featuring keynote addresses from government

officials, senior industry executives and major sector players.

Developed by the Industry,

for the Industry

Each year CWC delivers events fully backed by industry leaders, government departments, ministries and royalty, designed in

conjunction with the industry, for the industry.

Highly Relevant &

Driven by Expertise

CWC events are highly relevant and designed to inform on the topical issues affecting the oil, gas and infrastructure markets, whilst also providing first-rate networking opportunities with

the people who matter. The CWC Group are renowned industry experts and through their events, provide firms with platforms for

finding commercial solutions and opportunities.

LAUNCH EVENT, April 2011

COLOMBIA OIL & GAS

Launched with the full backing and attendance

of Ministry of Mining and Energy - Colombia,

the inaugural Colombia Oil & Gas event

established itself with:

Total Conference Delegates: 401

Total Exhibition Visitors: 1102

Sponsors: Ecopetrol, ANH, Toronto

Stock Exchange, Nexen, Bolivar Energy,

Petrominerales, Equion, Vetra, Puerto

Bahia, Integral de Servicios Tecnicos

LAUNCH EVENT, March 2011SAUDI DOWNSTREAMHeld in conjunction with the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu, under the Royal Patronage of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques: King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, this launch event exceeded all expectations:


Total Exhibition Visitors: 500

Total Exhibitors: 31

Supported by: National Industrial Clusters Development Programme (NCIDP), Saudi Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Saudi Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Saudi Ministry of Finance, Saudi Aramco

Sponsors: Sabic, Saudi Aramco, Tasnee, Xenel, AlTurki, Parsons, Ma’aden, Zamil, Shell, Natpet, Dow, Exxon Mobil, UMIC, Worley Parsons, 3P Petro, Nalco, Lube Ref, KPMG, EDCO

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LAUNCH EVENT, November 2010 WORLD SHALE GASThe inaugural World Shale Gas Conference, supported by American Gas Association (AGA) and International Gas Union, established itself as the premier global networking forum for the shale gas industry, where invaluable contacts were made, partnerships were formed anddeals were done.

Total Conference Delegates: 456Total Exhibition Visitors: 253 Total Exhibitors: 60 Sponsors: Chesapeake, Exxon Mobil, Schlumberger, Statoil, Sutherland, CRA, ANGA, Dresser, SNL Financial “The inaugural World Shale Gas 2010 proved without a doubt CWC’s ability

events, attracting key senior-level representatives in the industry from around the world. Having exceeded all of my expectations, I am certain that

World Shale Gas will grow year upon year industry’s calendar.” Jay Copan, Executive Director, LNG17

CWC Delivers 6 Outstanding InauguralInternational Events in One Year!

Find out how you can be part ofCWC’s next inaugural event, Australia Gas 2011, contactAngela Hands on +61 2 8003 5524 or email [email protected]

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LAUNCH EVENT, April 2011KUWAIT OIL & GAS SUMMITUnder the patronage of H.E. Sheikh Ahmad Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, Minister of Oil, Minister of Information, Chairman of Kuwait Petroleum Corporation’s (KPC) board of directors, Kuwait Oil and Gas has established itself as the premier forum for doing oil and gas business in Kuwait, with participants from over 120 different organizations.


Sponsors: Ernst & Young, KJO, Total, Shell, Accenture, Kuwait Energy, Heston, Baker Botts, Veolia Water

LAUNCH EVENT, March 2010 GHANA OIL & GAS SUMMITDeveloped with the full support of Ministry of Energy, Ghana and GNPC (Ghana National Petroleum Corporation), opened by Dr Joe Oteng-Adjei, Minister for Energy, Republic of Ghana, the inaugural Ghana Oil & Gas Summit established itself delivering the following:

Total Conference Delegates: 400Total Exhibition Visitors: 1800Sponsors included: Tullow Oil, Lukoil, Eni, Standard Chartered Bank, Ecobank, RWE, Ghana Commercial Bank Ltd, Shell, Expro, Cirrus Oil Ghana, Aker Solutions, Technip, Transocean, Bell Oil & Gas, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Schlumberger“the Ghanaians were there in full-force to express their interest in forming alliances with international companies to

develop their national skill base. It was very apparent from the Presidency, to the Ministry, to GNPC, to indigenous private sector players, that the country is very serious about fast tracking not only the

country’s nascent oil industry.”

Petroleum Africa

LAUNCH EVENT, October 2010

IRAQ MEGA PROJECTS

This successful inaugural event focused on

major projects in Iraq was backed at the

highest industry and ministerial levels: Falah

Al-Khawaja - Member of SOC and NOC,

Ministry of Oil, Shell, Kogas, CNODC, North

Oil Company and Lukoil.

Total Conference Attendance: 355

Total Exhibition Visitors: 1,166

Sponsors: OXY, SGS, Emerson Process

Management, SKA, OIEC, Olive Group,

Total, Lukoil, Shell, TP, Statoil, Ahli

Unites Bank, Commercial Bank of

Iraq, ExxonMobil, Gulf Energy Iraq,

Caterpillar, Beluga Shipping

To see more of CWC’s event success stories, visit www.thecwcgroup.com

Where the International Gas IndustryMeets Australian Decision Makers

For speaking opportunities contact Angela Hands +61 2 8003 5524 or [email protected]

Distinguished Speakers Include

“Excellent opportunity to meet great players in the industry”

Oleg Kostin, Gas Natural Mexico

Datuk AbdulRahim Hashim

PresidentInternational Gas Union

Hon Tom Koutsantonis MPMinister for Industry & Trade

Government ofSouth Australia

Graeme BethuneDirector

Australian Gas Industry Trust& Chief Executive Officer

EnergyQuest

Phil Byrne President

North West ShelfAustralia LNG

Bruce SteensonVice President

Prelude & TechnicalShell Australia

Nigel KuzemkoGlobal Director

LNG DevelopmentGazprom Marketing& Trading Singapore

Atsunori TakeuchiChief Representative -

Asia Pacific Regional OfficeTokyo Gas Co

Maurice BrandManaging Director

LNG Limited

Philip WeemsPartner

King & Spalding LLP

Robert PritchardExecutive DirectorEnergy Alliance

of Australia

Eric RobialChief Representative Asia Pacific

GDF Suez Trading

Sietse GerssenOffshore Sales Manager -

Loading SystemsFMC Technologies

Richard SellersDirector General

Department of Mines & Petroleum, Government of

Western Australia

Adrian WoodEnergy Analyst

MacQuarie Bank

Pat RobertsManaging Director

LNG Worldwide Ltd

Sid BambawaleDirector Asia Pacific LNG

Citi Commodities

Jane MelanieGeneral Manager

Bureau of Resources & Energy Economics (BREE)

James ArnottSenior Executive

Accenture Energy

Dan Rogers Partner

King & Spalding LLP

Rob WhealsGeneral Manager Commercial

APA Group

David CaseyCEO & Managing Director

EasternStar Gas

Peter DightonSenior Commercial Advisor

Flex LNG Ltd

Shigeki SakamotoSenior Researcher -

Asia Pacific / Global LNGJapan Oil, Gas & Metals National Corporation

Paul HowesNational Secretary

Australian Workers’ Union

Tony PetersenChairman

DomGas Alliance

Kerrie-Anne LaniganGas & Power Marketing Director

ExxonMobil Australia

Pan Jiping Director of Oil & Gas Resources

Centre for Strategic StudiesNational Ministry of Land

& Resources, China

John HirjeeManaging Director Senior Energy

& Utilities Research AnalystDeutsche Bank

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How will key African players compete in

the market globally? How will future liquifaction

projects in Australia maintain commercial viability?

‘RACE QUICKENS FOR ASIA’S

FAST-GROWINGLNG MARKET‘

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“Increasing demand for gas and plentiful supply heralds a golden age of gas”

International Energy Agency (IEA)

What willthe impact

be of the US Shale boom?

Are there opportunities for Australia to benefit from

J.V partnerships with Japan?

Will LNG fromNorth America be more competitive than Australia?

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Discuss Projects Build Contacts Form Partnerships


CWC events are renowned for their premium networking opportunities, and Australia Gas 2011 is no exception. Throughout the 3-day event there is plenty of time scheduled to enable delegates to meet contacts, partners and suppliers, discuss projects and build key relationships. Networking functions are friendly and set in an informal environment, encouraging dialogue and knowledge exchange.

“CWC attracts key players and ensures that discussions are timelyand networking events are well attended and highly valuable”

Philip Weems, Senior Partner, King & Spalding LLP

Networking Roundtables

Join us for the informal networking roundtables to discuss and debate the latest issues around natural gas development in Australia and the international market. Facilitated by industry experts, this is a great opportunity for further networking and building relationships.

Stay Connected

Australia Gas LinkedIn

Start networking online now. Join our LinkedIn group and network with delegates, speakers and event partners prior to the start of the event.

Lunches & Coffee Breaks

Extended lunches and coffee breaks, scheduled around the conference agenda, will provide a relaxed setting for relationship building, strategic networking and knowledge exchange.

Exclusive Evening Reception

hosted by

Enjoying the spectacular location of the famous Sydney Harbour, the evening reception provides delegates with the opportunity to network, discuss and share with contacts old and new whilst enjoying an evening of quality food and wine.

Maximise Your Involvement

To discuss tailor-made sponsorship packages contact Andy Orr on +61 4 0505 6413

or email [email protected]

@CWCGas on Twitter

You can also follow us on Twitter and get the latest updates about speakers, programme information and industry news.

“Energizing and engaging experience, where I got to mingle with some of the most influential and knowledgeable people in the industry across all aspect of the value chain”.

Aleksandra Szczepanowska, Shell Gas and Power

Conference Programme Day One31 October 2011

For speaking opportunities contact Angela Hands +61 2 8003 5524 or [email protected]

08:30 Registration and Networking Coffee

09:30 Chair’s Welcome and Opening Remarks

Pat Roberts Managing Director, LNG Worldwide Ltd

Supply and demand forecasts - how much supply will be needed and what will the impact be for Australian gas?Which areas are emerging as the new major buyers and suppliers?

Datuk Abdul Rahim Hashim President, International Gas Union

Kerrie-Anne Lanigan Gas & Power Marketing Director, ExxonMobil Australia

Questions & Answers

10:30 Networking Coffee

Natural gas in Australia-what resources are actually available to be produced? What makes development of Australia’s gas viable now? How will the numerous Australian projects compete against each other? Assessing the timing of projects and their potential impact on the global gas market How does the Australian government view the role of the gas industry in the economy?What role does local content and capacity building play?

Phil Byrne President, North West Shelf Australia LNG

Senior Executive Santos

Graeme Bethune Director, Australia Gas Industry Trust, and Chief Executive Officer, EnergyQuest

Questions & Answers

What are the prospects of developing shale gas in Australia? Upstream potential for unconventional gas in WAThe impact of US shale gas on LNG – what can Australia learn from the emergence of US shale gas and how could it change the dynamics of the gas market in Australia? Can Australia have its own shale gas boom? Developing CSG in Australia- what makes it viable now? CSG to LNG: What are the advantages and challenges of this model and will it be transferable to other countries? Can new technology help overcome the environmental challenges facing the gas industry in Australia?

Richard Sellers Director General, Department of Mines & Petroleum, Government of Western Australia

John Hirjee Managing Director, Senior Energy & Utilities Research Analyst, Deutsche Bank

Questions & Answers

13:00 Networking Lunch

Australian mega projects: On time, on budget- can it be done? ‘Two P Projects’ -drivers and constraints in gaining project financing in Australia Bridging the skills gap: Labour constraints, costs, and skill developmentCan Australia emerge as a major gas producer with such high EPC costs? Boom and Bust? Making sure the Australian gas projects benefit local communities long-term How much shipping capacity is needed for LNG trade?Beyond the headlines: Positioning for high performance in capital project

Adrian Wood Energy Analyst, MacQuarie Bank

James Arnott Senior Executive, Accenture Energy

Paul Howes National Secretary, Australian Workers’ Union

Questions & Answers


Domestic demand - Where is it and what is required to meet it? To what extent is power driving the demand for domestic gas?What are the infrastructure needs for commercializing gas in the country?What are the economic drivers in the Australian domestic market? A new business model? Distributed LNG in AustraliaDomestic and export considerations - what are the deciding factors? The impact of divergence in domestic gas pricing in Australia Small to mid-scale LNG-an expanding new market? How attractive is CSG to LNG for buyers? The role of buyers in key partnerships-security of supply for Asia and Australia?

Tony Peterson Chairman, Domgas Alliance

David Casey CEO & Managing Director, EasternStar Gas

Maurice Brand Managing Director, LNG Limited

Jane Melanie General Manager, Bureau of Resources & Energy Economics (BREE)

Questions & Answers

17:10 Networking Roundtables

Discuss and debate the latest issues around natural gas development in Australia and the international market. Facilitated by industry experts,this is a great opportunity for further networking and building relationships.

18:30 Exclusive Evening

Reception

hosted by

The Transformation of the Global

Gas Markets: New Dynamics and

Commercial Drivers1

Unconventional Gas in Australia:

Expanding the Opportunities-What Is

The Impact?3

The Next Major Gas Province: Why

Australia and why now?2

Identifying and Overcoming the Major

Barriers to Project Success4

Gas Optionality- Exploring Options to

Maximise Commercial Returns5


Register YourInterest &Win a FreeDelegate Place

Complete your details online at www.cwcaustraliagas.com by 1st September 2011 and you’ll be entered into the prize draw to win a delegate place or an ipad!

With thanks to

CWC’s Industry-Led Steering Committee

Datuk Abdul Rahim HashimPresidentInternational Gas Union

Torstein IndrebøSecretary GeneralInternational Gas Union

Andrew JamiesonChairmanZanthus International Ltd

Phil ByrnePresidentNorth West Shelf Australia LNG

Maurice BrandManaging DirectorLiquefied Natural Gas Limited

Pat RobertsManaging DirectorLNG Worldwide Ltd

Conference Programme Day Two1 November 2011


09:00 Ministerial Address

Hon Tom Koutsantonis MP Minister for Industry & Trade, Government of South Australia

09:15 Beyond the Northern Territory

H.E Alfredo Pires Secretary of State for Natural Resources, Timor-Leste*

Meeting the growing gas demand in AsiaAs long term contracts in Asia expire, where are buyers looking next?Price review challenges under LNG sales contractsIs there a pre/post Japan crisis outlook for the market? What are the critical factors for Australian LNG in Asia? New plans for gas usage in China

Session Chair: Robert Pritchard Executive Director, Energy Alliance of Australia

Nigel Kuzemko Global Director LNG Development, Gazprom Marketing & Trading Singapore

Atsunori Takeuchi Chief Representative - Asia Pacific Regional Office, Tokyo Gas Co

Pan Jiping Director of Oil and Gas Resources Centre for Strategic Studies, National Ministry of Land and Resources, China

Philip Weems Partner, King & Spalding LLP

Shigeki Sakamoto Senior Researcher - Asia Pacific / Global LNG, Japan Oil, Gas & Metals National Corporation

Questions & Answers


Why Australia as the FLNG frontier and will it happen? Developing FLNG: From concept to FID and realityWhat does FLNG offer that LNG does not and can it compete? A new dawn fades? Is the excitement over FLNG justified?Transfer Systems Solutions - paving the way for Offshore LNG

Bruce Steenson Vice President of Prelude & Technical, Shell Australia

Peter Dighton Senior Commercial Advisor, Flex LNG Ltd

Sietse Gerssen Offshore Sales Manager - Loading Systems, FMC Technologies

Questions & Answers

Pricing and trading - Are global prices converging? - How are short-term trading patterns evolving? Is the market becoming

increasingly global?

Australian LNG - How much of the LNG from Australian projects is fully contracted? - How much is/ will be spot or available for market?

Eric Robial Chief Representative Asia Pacific, GDF Suez Trading

Sid Bambawale Director Asia Pacific LNG, Citi Commodities

13:00 Chair’s Closing Remarks

Pat Roberts Managing Director, LNG Worldwide Ltd


15:00 Close of Australia Gas 2011

More speakers to be confirmed, visit www.cwcaustraliagas.com

The LNG Market in Asia: Expectations of

the Impact of Australian Gas on Asia6

Breaking New Ground:

Pioneering FLNG7

International Trading- New

Contracts, New Market Drivers and

New Opportunities8

*Subject to final confirmation. For all speaker updates visit www.cwcaustraliagas.com

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For further information contact Angela Hands +61 2 8003 5524 or [email protected]

Workshop Programme2 November 2011

Coal Seam Gas Project Reality

09:00-17:00

Led by:

08:00 Registration and Coffee

Overview of the coal seam gas industryCoal seam gas upstream operationsAppraisal of recoverable resources and main areas of productionReserves in Australia

10:30 Morning Coffee Break

Factors and considerations surrounding project feasibility

Policy and regulation involvedDomestic vs. export market opportunities and obligationsFactors influencing return on investmentProject execution for small to mid scale efforts


Session 2 continued

Legal Considerations

Key contracts and basic project structuresImportance of the “contract chain” to ensuring project viabilityStriking the balance to maximise joint venture partner investments

Pricing, Marketing & Trading

Basic pricing issues for coal seam gas to LNG projectsCompetition with conventional LNG projects

15:00 Afternoon Coffee Break

Challenges for coal seam gas operatorsCoal seam gas associated water managementCommunity engagement and external stakeholder management

17:00 Close of Workshop

Phillip WeemsPartner

King & Spalding LLP

Dan RogersPartner

King & Spalding LLP

Don McMillanPrincipal Engineer

Oil & Gas CBM Pty

Chris HertleGlobal Market Leader –

WaterGHD Consulting

Barbara CampanyManager, Stakeholder

EngagementGHD Consulting

Introduction to Coal Seam Gas1

Environmental Issues3

Project Development – Turning reserves

into commercial reality2


Attending Speaking

Sponsorship Networking

To discuss tailor-made sponsorshippackages or to book your delegate place contact Andy Orr on +61 4 0505 6413

or email [email protected]

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+61 2 8003 5524 or email [email protected]

By attending this workshop you will:

Fast track your understanding of the legal and commercial aspects of the Coal Seam Gas industry

Broaden your knowledge of the commercial dynamics in developing unconventional gas projects

Identify the key legal considerations to a viable commercial venture

Grasp the strategic approaches needed to ensure project reality

Understand how legal and contract issues in unconventional gas ventures differ from commercial gas ventures

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Suppliers of Gas & LNG Expertise ProvidingCommercial Solutions & Opportunities

“Good and friendly atmosphere. Good networking with very open people. Very efficient organisation!’Pascale Grieve, GTT

CWC School for Energy

CWC School for Energy has a long term vision and purpose to help build capacity for development in the energy sector. As a global market leader we have an unprecedented track record in providing high-level and interactive training services. We use top industry experts as our lecturers in order to stamp our commitment to the industry. The School for Energy will be running the Australia Gas 2011 Coal Seam Gas Workshop; for other Australia based courses please visit:

www.cwcschool.com

World LNG Series: Asia Pacific Summit 19 - 21 September 2011, Singapore

World LNG Series: Asia Pacific is the largest international LNG-focused strategic conference in the Asia Pacific region. A true buyers and sellers forum, this is the event to meet contacts, form partnerships and do deals.

www.cwclng.com/asiapacific

Australia Gas is part of CWC’s enviable Gas and LNG portfolio, which includes events that involve the industry’s leading players addressing the key issues facing the global energy sector. The portfolio includes:

Global Gas Series: Rio Gas Forum 20 - 22 March 2012, Rio de Janiero, Brazil

Hosted by Petrobras for the third consecutive year, this exclusive senior level forum provides the opportunity to meet with the key players of the gas industry and to uncover the many investment opportunities in Brazil and South America’s growing gas market.

www.cwcriogas.com

World Shale Gas Conference & Exhibition 7 - 11 November 2011, Houston, USA

Following the runaway success of the inaugural World Gas Conference and Exhibition which brought together over 500 senior level players, the event has established itself as the world’s largest and most important gathering of shale gas experts and industry leaders.

www.worldshalegas.com

12th World XTL Summit June 2012, London, UK

Now in its 12th year, the World XTL Summit unites the major players across the entire value chain and provides invaluable networking opportunities, as well as the latest developments in strategies, policies and technologies that are determining the future of gas, coal and biomass to liquids.

www.cwcxtl.com

World LNG Series: Americas Summit 20 - 23 May 2012, San Antonio, USA

The leading strategic LNG conference in the Americas, the Summit brings the major LNG producers to the region and offers commercial opportunities and solutions for the swiftly evolving Americas market.

www.cwclng.com/americas

12th Annual World LNG Summit 14 - 17 November 2011, Rome, Italy

The World LNG Summit is the world’s leading strategic conference for LNG professionals. With an unrivalled reputation for delivering the highest quality networking with the people that matter and delivering cutting-edge discussion, the Summit is the best place to get deals done, develop new projects and form partnerships.

www.cwclng.com/worldlng

Register Your Place

By PostComplete the accompanying registration form and post to the following address along with your payment:

The CWC Group LimitedRegent House16-18 Lombard RoadLondon SW11 3RBUK

Group Discounts are offered on bookings of 3+ people

There are four easy ways to register your place for Australia Gas 2011:

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