How Long Will Cheap Gas Remain for Power Generation?
Only at the LDC Gas Forum Mid-Continent will ALL of
the Key Players for gas supply, transport, pricing, and buyers come
together!
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EIA already predicts that we could be at the tipping
point of conversion for natural gas as the fuel of choice for Power
generation. What effects will accelerate this changeover in fuels at
existing plants, and how many new plants are coming online to increase
pricing? With pipelines entering a period of unprecedented change in
both quantity and flow, will your natural gas supply and demand
patterns change rapidly?
focused on the BEST way to PLAN for your
GAS NEEDS, such as - |
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Supply & Demand ~ Way Out of Balance?
The shale revolution continues; therefore we continue to have an oversupply of natural gas...but for how long?
What is the impact of the Utica Shale Play on the region? How much
will Power Generation demand continue its increase to take up supply?
What about
exporting LNG? What about NGV’s? How many operators are shifting to a
focus on NGLs? How will these factors and more impact supply? Hear
from the experts from throughout the gas supply chain.
Industry Updates ~ Regulatory, Financial, Elections & Political Impacts
- 2012 is a pivotal year and the
political landscape could dramatically affect the pace of regulatory
action, as well as potentially the supply of shale gas for the market.
Hear how the possible electoral scenarios at both the executive and
legislative
branches could impact the natural gas business and what to expect and
how to make plans for action in 2013.
- Dodd-Frank ~ there are still so many
questions to be asked and answered regarding the sweeping legislation
of this Bill. How will it continue to mold the future of Natural Gas?
What are the political ramifications of the Dodd-Frank Bill and how it
will affect the industry and how will prices be affected as it relates
to power generation factors for the nation. This panel will combine
thoughts around the aspects of regulation, financial and political
issues and will work at making sense of what is next for the future…
Luncheon and Keynote Address |
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Dr. Howard K. Gruenspecht
Deputy Administrator
U.S. Energy Information Administration
Natural Gas Markets: Recent Changes and Future Drivers
Dr. Gruenspecht’s keynote address will include an overview of recent data and a short-term outlook, as well as focus on key drivers that affect the markets:
- the balance between natural gas supply and demand
- their respective time horizons
- implications for natural gas prices and price volatility
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at the
LDC Gas Forum Mid-Continent…
Qualified Gas Buyers attend for free
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2012 Mid-Continent Sponsors
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