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Kerry Anne Shanks, Head of APAC Gas and LNG Research, at Wood Mackenzie, spoke about understanding the requirements of existing FSRU markets in Asia and identifying new opportunities in the region. 

• Breakdown of the various operational FSRUs deployed in Asia, including their current operating capacities and existing LNG supply contracts
• Analysing potential new FSRU markets in Asia and how it will affect existing and future LNG supply and demand and prices
• Understand the reasons behind the growth of mini-FSRUs and its potential deployment in Asia, especially Indonesia

Parth Jindal, Managing Director at Höegh LNG Asia Pte.Ltd  spoke about understanding FSRU chartering contracts and how it will impact the number of available vessels over next three years: 

• Breakdown of currently chartered FSRUs whose lease will expire in the next three years and how they will aff ect LNG supply and demand
• Number of FSRUs currently on order, including newbuilds and conversions, and when they would be entering service
• Understanding how the current low LNG prices affect FSRU demand and supply

Case-study presented by Luc Pescio , Vice-President, Floating Gas Solutions and Gianluca Orlandi, Project Manager, Floating Gas Solutions at Bumi Armada: Analysing The Successful Conversion Of An Existing Moss-Tank LNG Carrier Into Malta’s First FSRUS

• Understanding the various FSRU docking concepts and the reasons why Bumi Armadaadopted the spread-mooring arrangement for the Malta FSRU
• Reducing development costs through the use of a shore-based power supply for the FSRU
• Ensuring the highest level of FSRU efficiency by reducing dry-docking through the use of long-term coating and in-water inspection philosophy

With more than 40 proposed import projects utilising FSRU facilities, the FSRU industry shifts its focus to utilising FSRUs for gas-to-power projects with an emphasis placed on ensuring robust financing and contracting structures for successful project development and execution.

In line with market changes, the FSRU World Congress 2020 will therefore focus on further Commercialising FSRUs through LNG-to-Power, Improved Project Economics & Optimal Financing Structures.

Why you must attend the FSRU Asia Summit 2020?

• More than 100 participants in one platform including FSRU project owners, EPCs, shipyards, ship owners, traders and bankers
• Only dedicated event focusing on FSRU developments in Asia.
• Gain Market Intelligence on FSRU with more than 40 projects forecasting to come online
• Hear updates on existing projects and gain insights on FSRU project delivery from development and execution, through to operations
• Explore how you can further commercialise FSRUs through new opportunities in FSUs, FRUs and small-scale FSRUs
• Learn how to anchor FSRU demand through Gas-to-Power projects to facilitate robust FSRU growth

• Overview of the current natural gas supply situation in the Philippines
• Evaluating the benefi ts of FSRUs in meeting Philippine gas demands
• Utilising a FSRU as an interim measure before a permanent LNG terminal is built
• Updates on time-line, progress of the various planned FSRUs across the Philippines

Sampe Purba, Vice President of Gas Commercialization at SKK Migas discussed about:

• Breakdown of Indonesia’s current energy matrix and how natural gas will grow in importance and account for 25% of the energy mix by 2025
• Achieving the 35k MW power generation target through the use of more gas-fired power plants
• Importance of LNG imports and FSRUs to meet natural gas demands throughout Indonesia

Saul Kavonic, Principal at Wood Mackenzie, spoke about the appetite to invest returns in LNG markets.

Suryan WiryaSimunovic, Executive Vice President, at Golar LNG Limited spoke about assessing the feasibility of end-to-end FSRU value chain integration

Kelvin Li, Transaction Services Lead, South East Asia & China at Advisian spoke about evaluating feasibility of small-scale FSRUs in meeting asia's LNG demand

Take a look at who you can expect to network with this June at FSRU 2019 Summit based on the companies and job titles that attended last year's iteration.

Our mission is to provide tailored online learning and development opportunities and to drive continued industry collaboration across the FSRU sector. Get your copy of the Digital Media Kit to view our 2020 online event calendar, digital packages and pricing!

A big part of attending conference is to learn from your fellow-industry peers and networking with key industry leaders. Download the past attendee list and see who has been to our previous FSRU Asia summits and who you may meet in the future.

Don’t miss the chance to be at FSRU Asia Summit 2018! 

Gas to power projects offer a solution for a cost effective and environmentally friendly source of energy to drive the power plants. Many of these projects are integrating an FSRU rather than onshore facilities due to an inherent advantage of short operational time and the ability to be built offshore and move to differing locations.

In this report, we discussed the merits of gas to power projects and the role that FSRUs have played with Khalid Rahman, former Managing Director of Sui Southern Gas Company and now consultant on LNG-related projects. We also explore the risks and challenges involved and how to overcome them and what the key steps are to approaching a gas to power project. 

The FSRU market, entering the world stage in 2005, has started to come of age in recent years, enjoying extremely rapid growth. However a new trend is emerging as many developing markets struggle to complete on FSRU projects and orders, a series of high level providers have quickly reassessed, pulled back and then relocated their attentions towards more established markets. As the early months of 2019 unfold, this shift is becoming more pronounced.

In this report we examine:

• What is causing the focus shift between markets?
• What new FSRU projects are hitting developed markets
• Will this be a lasting change? 

The global FSRU market is expected to flourish over the next few years as demand for LNG continues to grow. According to research conducted by Market Research Future, the market is likely to touch 230 MTPA at a 13.88% CAGR during the period 2018-2023.

• What is the status of FSRU projects globally?
• What is the market trend of FSRU?
• What are the challenges and opportunities for 2019 and beyond?

Download the free report to find out more. 

As demand for LNG intensifies across the global markets, imports thorough FSRUs are generally expected to grow concurrently as well. But what are the current drivers affecting this boom in demand? And will they change or remain the same in 2018? Download this article to find out the current lay of the land, what it means for FSRUs and how this intensified demand will affect the supply of LNG. 

Ahead of the FSRU Asia Summit, we have spoke to Shiv Sivarajah heads ING Bank’s Offshore Oil and Gas Services franchise in Asia. 

He spoke with the team to discuss the current climate for the FSRU market from a financiers perspective. We explore areas such as strategies for projects to stay afloat, investment appetite for the changing LNG market as well as an assessment of what the future holds.  

Download the interview and read more. 

As the FSRU market continues to take the spotlight in the LNG world, we’ve prepared a handy infographic for driving those projects forward for 2018. On top of critical market intelligence and information about existing projects and those under construction, we explore:

• The pros and cons of offshore vs onshore LNG terminals 
• FSRU project development process
• What needs to be taken into consideration for implementation phase 
• Typical new build lead time
• Key factors for a successful project