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| 0900-0930 |
Assembly/Registration |
| 0930-1045 |
Welcome Address
Mr. A. K. Arora, Director General, PetroFed |
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Inaugural Address
Dr. A.K. Balyan, Managing Director, Petronet LNG Ltd. [Biodata] |
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The Turmoil in the Middle East and Implications for Gas for India
Mr. Fareed Mohamedi, Partner and Head of Markets & Countries, PFC Energy [Biodata] |
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-- Understanding the dynamics of change in the Middle East |
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-- The Three types of States in the Middle East and the varying trajectories they would take |
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-- Impact on key projects and supply
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| 1045-1115 |
Tea/Coffee |
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| 1115 -1200 |
Session : Gas After Crisis Years
In Chair: Mr. Suresh Mathur, Director, GSPC [Biodata] |
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Drivers Behind a Tightening Market in the Medium-Term
Ms. Natalie Bravo, Senior Analyst, Upstream & Gas, PFC Energy [Biodata] |
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- Major drivers lengthening and shortening the glut in gas markets
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- Changes in strategic assumptions for major gas producers / consumers and its impact on the gas markets
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Q&A |
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| 1200-1245 |
Growth of Unconventional Gas
Mr. David Mullins, Manager, Upstream & Gas, PFC Energy [Biodata] |
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- State of the Unconventional gas sector
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- Above ground factors required for take-off in Unconventional gas supplies outside the US and Australia on a material scale
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- Chief enablers and barriers globally for growth of Unconventional gas
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Q&A |
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| 1245-1315 |
Relevance to India
Ms. Gauri Jauhar, Senior Consultant, Upstream & Gas, PFC Energy [Biodata] |
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- Supply/Demand Balance for India: Projections of supply and demand for India
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- Factors required to increase domestic supply base
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- Changes in strategy required for increasing foreign supply base
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Q&A |
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| 1315 |
Vote of Thanks
Lunch |
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