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Asia LNG Markets Review

Posted on : 02-Mar-2015
Date :
04-Mar-2015 (A Single Day Event)
Time :
10.00AM - 12.00PM
Venue :
Room PRC 03, PRC, Level 4, Tower 1

​Agenda
Rebecca Keller will discuss the latest IHS forecasts for short term and long term outlook for LNG demand, outlook for Japan’s LNG demand and LNG Price Outlooks.

  • Short-term and long-term outlook for LNG demand – focusing on Asian markets – Southeast Asia, JKT, India, and China. Will the current weakness in these markets persist? What is the opportunity to market new volumes and what is the timing for this? Are markets looking for short-term or long-term supply?
  • Outlook for Japan’s LNG demand, focusing on the impact of nuclear restarts. What are the scenarios for LNG demand and what are they key signposts which will inform the market?
  • LNG price outlooks – spot LNG prices recap, latest IHS gas & LNG price outlooks.

Speaker Profile
Ms. Rebecca Keller manages IHS’ Asia Energy Markets Service, which provides detailed coverage and outlooks for the natural gas, power, and coal sectors, with a focus on market and price reform progress and opportunities and risks to investors. As a member of the IHS Energy consulting group, Rebecca delivers consulting engagements on a broad range of issues, including commercialization strategy for natural gas resources, LNG import strategy for Asian players, and energy supply-demand and price forecasts.

Previously with PFC Energy’s Global Gas team, Rebecca oversaw LNG and gas demand forecasts for 65 countries and reported on LNG assets, markets, and companies in Asia. Prior to joining PFC Energy, Rebecca was an Economist at the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), where she published trends on employment and earnings. Rebecca holds a M.A. in International Economics and International Relations from Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) and a B.A. in Economics and Political Science from the University of Rochester.

Presentation Materials
Please download the Presentation Slide here.