LNG Markets, Pricing and Hedging

A full range of dynamic and interactive training methods, including exercises, case studies, question and answer sessions and discussion groups. Each topic will be underpinned by a PowerPoint presentation that highlights key issues. The learning experience will be supported by training materials containing reference examples.

Participants to this training course will receive a thorough training on the subjects covered by the seminar outline with the Tutor utilising a variety of proven adult learning teaching and facilitation techniques.

LNG Markets, Pricing and Hedging training course aims to help delegates from the gas industry achieve the following objectives:

• Develop essential skills of how the LNG, industry functions
• Understand the business drivers behind the LNG sector
• Acquire knowledge about the different types of contracts that may be used in Gas and LNG operations
• Assess the contractual risks that may appear in Gas and LNG contracts, and learn how to manage those risks
• Understand LNG and Gas contracts
• Comprehend gas market developments

This training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:

• Personnel involved in creating or negotiating petroleum or gas contracts
• Procurement managers and executives involved in purchasing decisions
• Sales Personnel
• Market Analysts
• LNG Plants Professionals

Organisational Impact

• Current LNG market sector analysis
• Insight into current market trends
• Energy strategy and natural gas
• LNG Project Financing and Project Management
• LNG Pricing methods: Price Slopes, Maximum Available Netback Prices, Proxy Curves, etc.
• LNG derivatives for hedging and risk mitigation
• Increase in basic technical and commercial knowledge
• An appreciation of the competitive nature of the LNG market segment

Personal Impact

• Understanding of the complex global natural gas market
• Ability to share latest LNG market knowledge
• State of the art information related to this business
• Potential to pass on this information to co-workers
• Networking with delegates from similar background