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Call For Papers deadline extended for Gastech 2021

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The Gastech 2021 Call For Papers deadline has been extended until Thursday 11 February 2021, giving gas, LNG and energy industry players a further opportunity to speak in front of the leading oil and gas conference

The Gastech 2021 conference (13-16 September, Singapore) is expected to provide leadership and direction as the gas, LNG and energy industry seek to strike a balance between business priorities and their licence to operate, in a post-COVID-19 world.

Some of the topics to submit Gastech 2021 commercial abstracts for include Adapting Business Models In A Post-COVID World; Integrated Energy Suppliers; Gas & LNG Supply & Demand Dynamics; EPC & Project Progress / Updates; Decarbonisation & Emissions Management; and Diversification Of The Future Workforce. 

Some of the topics to submit technical abstracts for include Health, Safety, Security & Environment; FLNG & FSRUs; Shipping, Storage & Terminals; Hydrogen, LPG, Ammonia & Ethane; Upstream Production & Field Development; Gas Processing, Liquefaction & Regasification; Digitalisation, Automation & AI; Power Generation, Utilities & Energy End-Users and more.

The Gastech Governing Body is made up of a senior, select group of 66 industry professionals, representing the full global gas, LNG and energy supply chain – commercial as well as technically. The body is free to advise and select the very best possible content for the conference agenda, 

The commercial committee co-chairs include Nick Milne, senior vice-president, Offshore Oil / Gas and LNG Finance Macquarie Group and Paul Sullivan VP UMLNG Advisian Americas.

The technical committee co-chairs include Christopher Caswell, vice-president of LNG Technology OGC Engineering Kiewit Engineering Group Inc and Andrew Clifton, CEO and general manager at SIGTTO.

To submit abstract, click here

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