According to the International Energy Agency, as winter approaches, a combination of favourable LNG market dynamics, robust pipeline deliveries from suppliers, lower demand, and policy actions has given Europe a chance to sidestep some of the worst immediate impacts of steep cuts to natural gas deliveries.
Furthermore, mild weather, healthy storage levels and strong LNG supply have led to a significant fall in some natural gas price markers. Leading up to the World LNG Summit & Awards, industry experts from BRG Energy & Climate and RWE Supply & Trading discussed whether the global supply-demand balance is currently hanging by a thread.
Global Head of LNG
RWE Supply & Trading
Javier Moret is currently Global Head of LNG at RWE Supply & Trading, one of Europe’s leading trading houses. He has more than 15 years of experience in the LNG industry. Prior to joining RWE Supply & Trading in June 2012, he was in the role of Director of LNG Origination at Bank of America Merrill Lynch. He has also held roles in LNG at Repsol and Gas Natural Fenosa, from trading and origination to shipping and business development. He has studied at the IE Business School, Energy Institute of Repsol and Spanish Maritime Institute.
Chair and Managing Director
BRG Energy & Climate
Christopher J. Goncalves, Chair and Managing Director of BRG’s Energy & Climate practice, has over 30 years of international experience in the energy and financial industries. He advises energy industry and financial sector clients in the areas of strategic business planning, energy transition strategy, commercial strategy, international carbon markets and more. He also provides energy industry and quantum expert analysis and testimony for international energy arbitration and litigation matters for law firms and industry clients.
Moderator
Editor-in-Chief
Energy Connects
Chiranjib Sengupta is the Editor-in-Chief of Energy Connects, the global digital news platform for the energy industry by dmg events. He manages the editorial portfolio of Energy Connects across digital and print platforms and hosts a monthly podcast on the latest trends in the energy sector. As an award-winning editor and Reuters-trained storyteller, Chiranjib has interviewed 100+ government ministers, CEOs, diplomats and more from around the world.
Reasons to be optimistic: Have we seen the worst in terms of price spikes, volatility and illiquidity?
What present risks should we watch out for and how might they effect the supply-demand balance in the short term?
New trends emerging in supply capacity additions
Where do we see the long-term commitment to LNG demand growth?
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