Gas storage is beginning to play more and more of a vital role in the wider gas market, by increasing the reliability and security of supply and demand in many regions around the globe. The number of storage facilities, both in the form of underground storage units (salt caverns, aquifers and depleted oil and gas fields), above ground tanks and in-pipeline capabilities, are rapidly growing, particularly across Europe. The issues inherent in gas storage management are wide and varied, encompassing management and operation strategies, technologies, regulatory factors and environmental impacts.

In an informative and strategic event, Jacob Fleming will be looking to address, through its expert speaker panel, all the issues raised above and more. Experience of best practise approaches and successes will be discussed, challenges raised and debated and technologies evaluated.

 

Centrica Storage Operations Director
Gaz de France VP Strategy Finance Marketing, Main Infrastructure Division
DESFA General Director Gas Transmission Administration & Finance
E.ON Gas Storage Managing Director
Gaz de France VP Major Infrastructures Division, Senior Representative, Gas Storage Europe
Latvijas Gaze Head of Inchukalns Underground Gas Storage
Eurogas General Manager, Escal UGS

 

• Evaluate the role of storage facilities within the current gas market environment
• Tackle the challenges of operating and maintaining your storage units
• Debate the merits of a variety of potential storage types
• Explore compression technologies to optimize working gas capacities
• Understand the impact of recent regulation changes on the industry as a whole
• Overcome the difficulties of storing alternative gases, including CO2 and LNG
• Prepare for the future with new projects
  
  

VPs, Directors, Chiefs, Heads, Team Leaders, Managers of: Gas, Gas Unit, Storage, Infrastructures, Gas Distribution, Business development, Technology, Reservoir Engineering, Gas Engineering, Facility Engineering