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8:15 AM | Networking with the Industry: Registration and Continental Breakfast
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8:30 AM | Welcome & Overview: Opening Remarks & Remembering 9/11
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9:30 AM | Opening Keynote: North American Natural Gas Trade — A 30 year journey, evolving from import dependency to global supplier, where next?
 Click here for details.In this session, we will explore the past 30 years of North American trade — with the US transitioning, from a major importing nation to the country’s recent emergence as a global supplier. Looking ahead, we will analyze trends in global demand, paying particular attention to potential sources of competing supply.
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10:30 AM | 60% Of The Time, Selling Rallies Works Every Time
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11:00 AM | Networking Break
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12:45 PM | Midcontinent Midstream Infrastructure - More Pipe Coming Down The Pipe
Click here for details.•New project updates
•Debottlenecking and re-plumbing plans
•Attaching growing sources of supply (Marcellus, Permian, etc.)
•Connecting new markets (LNG, exports, gas-fired generation, petrochem, etc.)
•Utility expansion plans
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Ms. Andrea Seguin, Director, Business Development & Upstream Regulation, Union Gas/Enbridge
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Randy Hull, President, Mobility-Utility Zero/low-carbon H2 Solutions
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2:30 PM | Keynote Lunch: The Emerging Role of Natural Gas in an Era of Energy Transition – Opportunities & Risks
Click here for details.•How the future molds the ongoing market profile, and where the next big opportunities lie.
•Reliable, available, affordable and sustainable global energy - what will it take to provide it, who will and what will drive it?
•Mass Balance: The supply picture meets the coming winter post two below-average solar maxima in a row.
•The impact of unconventional supply and the ongoing potential for increased global demand.
•Surfing the LNG wave. The "Renewable Effect" – potential impacts on LNG from the push towards renewables. Will LNG eventually become a global commodity? What are the hurdles to overcome? Hub pricing, liquidity and associated risks.
•Where is new natural gas demand emerging? Exploring the expanding feedstock applications and a broader look at natural gas utilization; the importance of natural gas in commercial, industrial and residential demand scenarios of the future.
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James Duncan, President, The International Research Institute for Climate and Society, Columbia University
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4:30 PM | Midcontinent Supply / Demand Dynamics - Balancing Act Continues
Click here for details.•Supply / Demand and market fundamentals
•Price implications
•Forwards, basis, indices, optionality, liquidity, etc.
•Contracting, risk management, financial and portfolio strategies
•Capital markets
•Linkage of global markets - Mexico, Canada, etc.
•LNG exports
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Mr. Jerry Guo, Manager, Trading & Origination, Direct Energy Business Marketing
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6:30 PM | 30th Anniversary Celebration - Cocktail Reception - Hosted by the Sponsors
Click here for details.To Celebrate 30 years in Chicago, please join our hosts, the Corporate Sponsors, at a cocktail reception in your honor. Don’t make your dinner plans too early as hors d’oeuvres and an open bar will be the highlight of this extremely well attended session!
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