Get the inside track on an historic year in global energy markets. 2020 was one of the most tumultuous years for global energy in modern history – what does this mean for the energy transition and the path to net zero?

This panel examines N.E. Natural Gas Fundamentals, with a particular focus on diversification in the supply planning process, as well as implications of renewable energy sources in the market and LNG exports including foreign price index dynamics.

Executives from New Energy Development Company LLC (New Energy™), CB&I Storage Solutions, a business unit of McDermott International, and Greenville Utilities Commission will review the utility’s supply history and 20-year expansion plan. New Energy™, CB&I, and Greenville Utilities will highlight their gas and LNG supply, infrastructure plan, and their deployment of associated LNG applications and technologies. Discussions will include the utilization of patent pending New Energy™ GreenER™ LNG engineering design, also applicable to green hydrogen.

•New Energy™ will discuss the application of its newly patent pending designs and GreenER™ LNG & hydrogen configurations which provide its clients low cost, safe, and reliable energy solutions. New Energy™ will also review its recently finalized engineering designs introducing two planned 50-MW GreenER™ hydrogen production facilities.

•CB&I Storage Solutions, a business unit of McDermott, will discuss its successful history in peak shaving LNG and leading role in hydrogen, as well as its strategic EPC partnership with New Energy™.

•Greenville Utilities Commission, a client of New Energy™, will discuss its distinguished energy history, interesting LNG supply plan evolution, and its 20-year forward LNG plan to meet its growing natural gas customer and volume base.

•Together, these executives will discuss the evolution of Greenville Utilities ESG efforts, New Energy™ patent pending GreenER™ LNG design, and CB&I’s Storage Solutions EPC project delivery model. Each executive will share how they will help ensure Greenville Utilities Commission -- and other gas utilities and pipelines -- can safely and effectively meet their energy and ESG goals.