Snapshots: LNG Commercial & Economics Management Master Class, Trinidad and Tobago, May 2011

Delegates

Groupwork

Groupwork

Groupwork

Preparing for presentation

Presentation

Presentation

View of Port-of-Spain from Lady Young Road

View of Port-of-Spain from Lady Young Road

View of Port-of-Spain from Lady Young Road

Lunch

Lunch

National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago

Delegates from Trinidad and Tobago

Delegates from Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica

Sights of Port-of-Spain: National Academy for the Performing Arts

Colonial houses on the streets of Port-of-Spain

Port-of-Spain

Port-of-Spain

Uruguay says Gazprom, LUKOIL eye its energy sector

MONTEVIDEO, April 14 | Fri Apr 15, 2011 12:40am BST
 

MONTEVIDEO, April 14 (Reuters) - An Uruguayan official said on Thursday that Russian energy heavyweights Gazprom (GAZP.MM) and LUKOIL (LKOH.MM) are eager to explore for oil and natural gas in the South American nation and join bidding on a regasification terminal.

"The exploration of crude and gas was one issue and the other was the regasification plant and the sale of liquefied gas. In both cases (the companies) showed great interest," said Ramon Mendez, energy director at Uruguay's Energy Ministry, referring to a technical mission that traveled to Russia.

Bidding on a liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal that will supply Uruguay and neighboring Argentina should take place in May or June, according to comments made by Uruguayan President Jose Mujica in February. [ID:nN24250899] (Reporting by Malena Castaldi; writing by Hilary Burke editing by Andre Grenon) 

Read the full report here.

Source: Reuters

LNG Commercial & Economics Management Master Class - Trinidad

At a time when global LNG markets are experiencing dramatic changes, the challenges for the commercial manager in LNG are greater than ever before. This four day course is designed for an intensive training in all the commercial elements of the upstream and downstream Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) business.

The course examines every aspect of the commercial business in the LNG sector and looks at technical aspects with a view to their impact on the commercial arrangements. Addressed in detail are the contracts for sale and purchase of LNG and for the use of LNG import terminals. Practical examples of the scheduling and management for LNG terminals are included, both for the structuring of upstream gas supply agreements and the reception and regasification of LNG supplies. The course then goes on to examine in depth the economic assessment of projects and investment decision making at each stage in the gas/LNG value chain. New developments and trends in the industry, both technologically and commercially are also addressed.

This comprehensive and up-to-date course will be valuable both to those who already have experience in natural gas as well as to new comers to the commercial sector of the industry.

NEOEDGE is bringing to you another of our premier course “LNG Commercial & Economics Management Master Class” to be held in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago from 16 to 19 May 2011.

It will be jointly led by two Expert Practitioners & Trainers from The Energy Contract Company, Prof. Yvonne Barton MBE, Senior Associate and Nick Stranks, Director and Managing Partner.

Seats are limited! To secure your seats or for more information, call us today at +65 6557 9183 or email us at rilla.eas@neo-edge.com.