Gastech 2018 in Barcelona: takeaways Report

Insight 05 October 2018

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Report summary

Another year, another Gastech! The world’s largest annual gathering of the gas and LNG industry was held in Barcelona on 17-20 September and we were proud, once again, to be the official knowledge partner for the coming together of the industry's stakeholders. In the 12 months since last year's event, the mood among attendees has improved markedly, particularly, but not solely, on the sell-side. Prospects for an oversupplied market are starting to fade and confidence is growing rapidly for pre-FID supply. This new-found aplomb is reflected in the number of agreements signed in recent weeks and months, which in many cases will support new investment. Our speakers chaired panel sessions and presented every day at the strategic conferences. This report includes links to our presentations, insights, videos and our wallmap published specifically for the conference.

Strategic sessions
- Is gas the right bet for oil majors? - Massimo Di Odoardo
- How to catch the second wave of US LNG? – Kristy Kramer
- Panel discussion: The Asia LNG market development – chaired by Noel Tomnay
- Renewables-plus-storage – dispatchable clean power – Rory McCarthy
Insights
- The Edge: Is LNG poised for a new growth cycle? – Simon Flowers
- LNG ship orders pour in; but is it too little too late, or too much too soon? – Andrew Buckland
- Where will a global LNG price reference emerge? – Lucas Schmitt
Videos
- Global LNG supply gap from 2022 – Massimo Di Odoardo
- China LNG demand, mid-term outlook – Miaoru Huang
- Will China run short of gas again this winter? – Wen Wang
- Three factors are driving Europe's gas import dependency – Murray Douglas
- Huge investment planned in new LNG supply projects – Giles Farrer
- LNG bunkers are scaling up – Andrew Buckland
Wall map
- Our popular LNG wall map – Andrew Buckland