LNG World

10th ANNUAL LNG SUPPLY, TRANSPORT & STORAGE

FORUM 2025

Powering Progress: Decarbonizing Indonesia’s Energy Future through LNG

Pre-conference Workshop: 26 May 2025 | Conference: 27 - 28 May 2025 | Site Tour: 29 May 2025

BALI, INDONESIA

Summary

Join us in Bali, Indonesia, for the 10th LNG Supply, Transport, and Storage Forum 2025, a premier event gathering industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators. Under the transformative theme “Powering Progress: Decarbonizing Indonesia’s Energy Future through LNG,” this business-critical conference emphasizes the crucial role of liquefied natural gas (LNG), including small-scale LNG (ssLNG), biomethane, and BioLNG, as catalysts in transitioning to a sustainable energy system in Southeast Asia.

As Southeast Asia experiences robust economic growth, Indonesia stands ready to lead the way in meeting growing energy demands while committing to cleaner, more sustainable solutions. This forum provides a strategic platform for stakeholders to collaborate, innovate, and develop actionable strategies to implement greener energy practices.

Why Attend?

Participating in the 10th LNG Supply, Transport, and Storage Forum 2025 provides delegates with invaluable insights into how Indonesia can achieve its clean energy goals through strategic deployment of LNG, ssLNG, and BioLNG. This event is a powerhouse of knowledge, equipping stakeholders with the tools to advance energy transition, economic growth, and environmental stewardship.

Join us in Bali to play a part in shaping a sustainable energy future for Indonesia and Southeast Asia.

Why Us?

Our experience in providing the most relevant platform via the 10th LNG Supply, Transport, and Storage Forum 2025 is deeply rooted in a history of fostering insightful discussions and collaborations within the liquefied natural gas sector. Since 2011, we’ve consistently brought together industry experts, policymakers, and innovators to address evolving challenges and opportunities in energy markets. Our track record includes successful forums that have delved into critical issues such as supply-demand dynamics, infrastructure development, and emerging technologies. By emphasizing strategic priorities such as LNG’s role in decarbonization and energy security, we’ve created platforms that not only encourage knowledge sharing but also inspire action towards sustainable energy solutions. This accumulated expertise and commitment to advancing the industry’s objectives empower us to continue facilitating meaningful dialogues and partnerships that drive progress in Indonesia and across Southeast Asia.

Past Events

3rd Annual LNG Transport, Handling & Storage 2013

Small LNG Shipping & Distribution Forum 2014

4th Annual LNG Transport, Handling & Storage 2014

Gas To Power Roundtable Forum 2015

2nd Small LNG Shipping & Distribution Forum 2015

Small Scale LNG Infrastructure & Ships Roundtable Forum & Training 2016

6th Annual LNG Transport, Shipping & Storage 2016

7th Annual LNG Transport, Handling & Storage 2017

3rd FSRU & Small Scale LNG SHipping Frum 2018

9th Annual LNG Transport, Handling & Transport 2019

        
					WORKSHOP A & B		    

					26 May 2025

WORKSHOP A (09:00 – 12:00)

LEVERAGING SOCIAL NETWORK FRAMEWORK FOR STRATEGIC STAKEHOLDER MAPPING IN THE LNG INDUSTRY

Executive Summary:

In the LNG and energy sectors, effective stakeholder mapping and engagement are crucial for project success. This session, led by Dr. Rendy Ananta Prasetya, emphasizes the importance of Social Network Analysis (SNA) as a tool for identifying and managing key stakeholders within the LNG industry in Indonesia. SNA provides a structured approach to understanding relationships and influences among various stakeholders, including government bodies, private companies, local communities, and environmental groups.

The presentation will cover the fundamentals of SNA and its application in the LNG sector, detailing how this methodology can uncover hidden influencers, optimize communication channels, and anticipate stakeholder reactions to project developments. By analysing stakeholder networks, companies can tailor their engagement strategies to minimize conflicts, foster collaboration, and enhance project outcomes.

Using real-world case studies from Southeast Asia, Dr. Prasetya will illustrate the tangible benefits of adopting SNA in stakeholder mapping, including improved project timelines, reduced risks, and enhanced community relations. The session will also highlight the role of digital tools in facilitating comprehensive stakeholder analysis and monitoring, making the process more efficient and effective.

Attendees will gain insights into implementing SNA within their organizations, learning how to leverage this powerful tool for better decision-making and strategic planning. The discussion aims to demonstrate that systematic and data-driven stakeholder management is not only feasible but also commercially beneficial, ultimately contributing to the success and sustainability of LNG projects in Indonesia.

Facilitated by:

Dr. Rendy Ananta Prasetya, Lecturer, University of Indonesia (UI), Sekolah Tinggi Intelijen Negara (STIN) and Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Kepolisian (STIK-PTIK)

Director, Indonesian Social Network Analysis Researcher Association (APJARSI)

About:

Dr. Rendy Ananta Prasetya is an accomplished academic and professional with a strong background in Anthropology and Defense Studies. He holds degrees from prestigious institutions such as Universitas Indonesia and Universitas Pertahanan. His educational journey includes a Bachelor’s degree in Anthropology, a Master’s in Law, and a Doctorate in Defense Science. Throughout his career, Rendy has focused on social network analysis and its applications in various fields, showcasing his ability to integrate anthropological insights with practical strategies for defense and intelligence.

He holds teaching roles at prominent institutions like Universitas Indonesia and the School of Intelligence Studies, where he imparts knowledge on social network analysis and its relevance to political and social dynamics. Rendy’s work emphasizes the importance of understanding complex systems and networks to address contemporary challenges.

Rendy’s professional experience extends beyond academia into practical applications of his research. He has been involved in community development projects and has managed research in international trade negotiations and economic policies. His diverse skill set and interdisciplinary approach enable him to contribute valuable insights into policymaking and strategic planning. He was a Community Development officer at BP West Java (Pertamina Hulu Energi ONWJ)

WORKSHOP B (13:00-16:00)
GAS/LNG TO POWER: MAKING SOLAR DEPENDABLE

The integration of renewable energy sources, particularly solar, into national and regional power grids is crucial for achieving sustainable energy goals. However, the inherent intermittency of solar power poses challenges in maintaining a stable and reliable electricity supply. This comprehensive masterclass, “Gas/LNG to Power: Making Solar Dependable,” is designed to equip energy professionals, policymakers, and industry stakeholders with the knowledge and strategies needed to effectively marry gas and LNG infrastructure with solar energy systems, turning a variable resource into a dependable power solution.

1: Understanding the Synergy Between Gas/LNG and Solar Power

The opening session of the workshop will provide afoundational overview of the complementary relationship between gas/LNG and solar power. Participants will explore how natural gas and LNG, with their ability to provide on-demand electricity, can be leveraged to balance the output of solar installations, ensuring a consistent energy supply even when solar generation dips. This session will highlight the flexibility and rapid-response capabilities of gas-fired plants, which make them ideal partners for renewable energy systems.

2: Technological Innovations in Gas/LNG Power Generation

Technological advancements in gas and LNG power generation are enhancing efficiency and reducing emissions, making them even more compatible with renewable integration. This session will delve into the latest advancements in combined-cycle gas turbines (CCGTs), hybrid power systems, and real-time monitoring technologies that optimize the use of gas plants in supporting solar power. Case studies will showcase innovative projects where these technologies have been successfully implemented to create stable, low-carbon energy solutions.

3: Designing Integrated Energy Systems

Participants will learn about the design principles and strategic planning required to develop integrated energy systems that combine gas/LNG and solar power. This session will cover topics such as grid integration, load management, and energy storage solutions. Experts will discuss the role of advanced energy management systems and smart grid technologies in optimizing the delivery of mixed energy sources, ensuring that power generation meets both current and future demand.

4: Policy and Economic Considerations

For a successful implementation of gas/LNG and solar integration, supportive policy frameworks and economic incentives are crucial. This session will cover the regulatory landscapes, policy initiatives, and financial mechanisms that promote investment in combined energy projects. Participants will gain insights into the economic benefits of leveraging gas and solar resources, such as reduced energy costs, improved energy security, and enhanced environmental performance.

5: Reflective Panel Discussion and Networking

The workshop will conclude with a panel discussion featuring industry leaders and energy experts who will share their experiences, challenges, and future visions for gas/LNG and solar integration. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with panellists and fellow attendees, exchange ideas, and explore potential collaborations. This culminating session aims to foster a community of professionals committed to advancing the role of integrated gas and solar solutions in creating sustainable energy systems.

By the end of this workshop, participants will be empowered with the knowledge and tools to efficiently integrate gas/LNG with solar power, enhancing the reliability and sustainability of energy systems across various scales and applications.

Facilitated by:

Nor Aslam Khan, Director, NEWGAS PTE LTD

About:

Nor Aslam Khan has been in the LNG industry since 2001 and is a Director of newGAS Pte. Ltd., a consultancy focusing on LNG Shipping and developing concepts and projects for floating LNG technology ranging from Liquefaction, Regasification and “LNG to Power”. The main focus of newGAS is to independently develop and propose solutions ideal for clients. newGAS has also participated in assessing and developing CNG technologies and projects. Prior to starting up newGAS in 2008, Nor Aslam was the General Manager for Business Development for MISC Berhad. He joined MISC in 2000. He started his career as an E&P Operations Engineer with the Shell Group.

Site Tour Site Tour: 29 May 2025

BALI’S ADVANCED LNG STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION FACILITY: EXPERIENCE FIRSTHAND: INNOVATION IN SMALL-SCALE LNG INFRASTRUCTURE This exclusive site tour offers participants a unique opportunity to explore one of Indonesia’s most innovative small-scale LNG facilities, purposefully designed to meet Bali’s growing energy demands while supporting its sustainability goals. The facility showcases cutting-edge technology in LNG storage, regasification, and distribution, specifically tailored to serve the island’s hospitality and industrial sectors. This hands-on experience will provide invaluable insights into the practical aspects of LNG infrastructure development and operations in a tourist-driven economy

Tour Highlights:

Storage Technology Showcase

• Observation of state-of-the-art vacuum-insulated storage tanks

• Demonstration of advanced boil-off gas management systems

• Overview of safety and monitoring technologies

• Insight into maintenance protocols and operational efficiency Distribution Infrastructure

• Examination of truck loading facilities

• Overview of the pipeline distribution network

• Demonstration of real-time monitoring systems

• Understanding last-mile delivery solutions

Control Room Operations

• Facility management systems

• Overview of emergency response protocols

• Insight into demand management and supply optimization

• Understanding of digital integration and automation

Environmental Impact Management

• Showcase of emissions monitoring systems

• Overview of noise reduction technologies

• Demonstration of safety measures

• Integration with local environmental requirements

Key Takeaways for Attendees:

Technical Insights:

• Understanding of small-scale LNG storage design principles

• Knowledge of advanced safety systems implementation

• Insight into efficient distribution network planning

• Appreciation of control system integration

Operational Excellence:

• Best practices in facility management

• Emergency response and safety protocols

• Maintenance scheduling and optimization • Supply chain management strategies

Business Understanding:

• Cost optimization strategies

• Customer service management

• Infrastructure scaling considerations

Environmental Compliance:

• Emissions management strategies

• Noise control solutions

• Safety parameter maintenance

• Community engagement approaches

Duration: 3 hours

Transport: Provided from conference venue

Safety Equipment: Provided (PPE)

Maximum Participants: 30

Requirements: Closed-toe shoes, long pants.

Lunch will be provided after the site-tour

Special Features:

• Interactive Q&A sessions with facility managers

• Networking opportunity with facility experts

• Photo opportunities at designated areas

Agenda Conference: 28 & 29 May 2025

Day 1: Optimizing LNG Supply Chains

and Infrastructure

09:00

Opening Address and Welcome Remarks
09:05

SOUTHEAST ASIA’S LNG LANDSCAPE: CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS AND FUTURE TRENDS

This focused session will provide a summarize analysis of the LNG market dynamics in Southeast Asia, with a special focus on Indonesia
09:15

INDONESIA’S LNG STRATEGIC ROADMAP 2025-2030: BALANCING ENERGY SECURITY, INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT AND DECARBONIZATION GOALS

In this pivotal address, the keynote will present Indonesia’s comprehensive vision for LNG development as fundamental pillars of its energy security and transition roadmap. Drawing from the latest market date and projections, the presentation will outline how Indonesia plans to leverage its strategic position in the global gas market while adressing the critical balance between energy accessibility, infrastructure, including the expansion of receiving terminals, storage facilities, and distribution networks across the archipelago. Special emphasis will be places on Indonesia’s Innovative approach to integrating gas infrastructure with its broeader energy transition goals, showcasing how new regulatory frameworks and incentives are being structured to support both domestic infrastructure development and international partnerships, while maintaining alignment with the nation’s Net Zero Emmision targets.

Dr. Mirza Mahendra, Director of Oil and Gas Program Development, Directorate General of Oil & Gas, MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES
09:45

ACCELERATING INDONESIA’S UPSTREAM GAS DEVELOPMENT: BUILDING REGIONAL LNG HUBS AND ENHANCING ENERGY SECURITY

The keynote will provide crucial insights into Indonesia’s strategies for developing and optimizing its gas resources to meet growing domestic and regional demand. The presentation will showcase comprehensive approach to accelerating upstream gas development projects, with particular focus on building and enhancing regional LNG hubs across Indonesia. The keynote will also outline innovative approaches to managing upstream gas activities and infrastructure development, including strategies for attracting investments, streamlining regulations, and implementing new technologies. Valuable insights will be shared into overcoming current challenges in upstream gas development while promoting sustainable practices and regional cooperation. The presentation will highlight specific initiatives and projects that demonstrate Indonesia’s commitment to becoming a major force in the regional LNG landscape.

Dr. Ir. Djoko Siswanto, Head, SKK MIGAS (invited)
10:15

Networking Coffee Break
10:45

SECURING INDONESIA’S ENERGY FUTURE: STRATEGIC ROLE IN LNG INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRATION FOR POWER GENERATION

The presentation will focus on Indonesia’s comprehensive vision for developing integrated LNG-to-power solutions across the archipelago. The presentation will explore how the synergy between LNG infrastructure and power generation is revolutionizing the nation’s energy landscape, from expanding regasification facilities to modernizing power plants. Special emphasis will be placed on innovative approaches to infrastructure development that address the challenges of ensuring reliable power supply across Indonesia’s diverse geography while supporting the country’s transition toward cleaner energy sources. The session will examine how strategic planning and development of LNG-to-power projects are creating resilient energy networks that enhance grid stability and power reliability for both urban centres and remote regions. The session will also detail innovative approach to ensuring sustainable primary energy supply through integrated midstream LNG infrastructure development through strategic partnerships and stakeholder collaborations.

Rakhmat Dewanto, Director of Gas & Oil Fuels, PT PLN ENERGI PRIMER INDONESIA
11:15

STRENGTHENING INDONESIA’S ENERGY RESILIENCE: DEVELOPING NATURAL GAS AND LNG INFRASTRUCTURE TO CATALYZE GROWTH

Indonesia’s natural gas and LNG infrastructure development represents a cornerstone energy transformation. The speaker will unveil strategic insights into how integrated natural gas infrastructure development, from transmission pipelines to LNG Facilities, is reshaping the archipelago’s energy landscape. The presentation will explore approaches to expanding natural gas accessibility, from implementing innovative gas distribution networks for industrial zones to deploying small-scale LNG solutions for remote communities. This session aims to deliver compelling perspectives on maximizing Indonesia’s vast natural gas resources through strategic LNG infrastructure development, implementing sustainable solutions, and forgong a resilient energy framework that drives Indonesia’s ambitious national development aspirations.

Arief Setiawan Handoko, President Director & CEO, PT PERTAMINA GAS NEGARA (Invited)
11:45
PANEL SESSION 1 – SOUTHEAST ASIA’S NATURAL GAS AND LNG CROSSROADS: BALANCING ENERGY SECURITY, INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND CLIMATE GOALS

As Southeast Asia grapples with declining domestic gas production and increasing energy demands, both natural gas and LNGhas emerge as a critical transition fuel for the region’s power generation landscape. However, the succesful integration of LNG faces complex challenges including regulatory uncertainties, rigid power purchasing frameworks, and infrastructure invesment hurdles. This panel will examine practical solutions to unlock LNG’s full potential in Southeast Asia’s energy mix, addressing crucial aspects such as natural gas development activities, infrastructure optimization and strategic facility placement to reduce logistics costs across the region. Best practices in developing integrated LNG Facilities that can accomodate future energy transitions and market evolution, downstream market liberization, and the imperative to align LNG infrastructure with long-term decarbonization goals.
- PT PERTAMINA GAS NEGARA (Invited)
- Bayu Satria Pratama, Senior Vice President, LNG Business Development and Procurement Planning, PT PLN ENERGI PRIMER INDONESIA
- Wira Raharja, CEO, PT WIRA ENERGI
- Damien Tay, General Manager – Business Dev (LNG), JERA ASIA PTE LTD
- Johan Anindito Indriawan, Vice President of Production, PT BADAK NATURAL GAS LIQUEFACTION
- Matthew J M Tan, Vice President, JAPAN PETROLEOUM EXPLORATION CO. LTD
12:30

INNOVATING LNG CONTAINMENT TECHNOLOGIES: ADVANCING SOUTHEAST ASIA’S LNG INFRASTRUCTURE THROUGH SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS

The presentation will cover invaluable insights into how innovative LNG containment technologies are shaping the future of Southeast Asia’s LNG infrastructure development. The presentation will explore how advanced containment systems and insulation technologies are enabling the region to build more efficient and sustainable LNG infrastructure. The presenter will touch on supporting Indonesia and Southeast Asia’s ambitious LNG infrastructure development plans while meeting increasingly stringent environmental standards and operational requirements

Theo Reibel, General Manager, GTT
13:00

REVOLUTIONIZING INDONESIA’S ENERGY LANDSCAPE:
INNOVATIVE NON-PIPELINE GAS SOLUTIONS DRIVING
ECONOMIC GROWTH

This presentation delves into successful virtual pipeline
implementations across Indonesian industrial parks, remote
power generation facilities, and island communities, while
examining both CNG and LNG distribution economics,
infrastructure requirements, and operational efficiencies. The
discussion encompasses emerging market opportunities,
technology innovations driving operational excellence, and the
integration of these solutions with Indonesia’s broader energy
transition goals and sustainability objectives. Drawing from
real-world case studies and expert analysis, this session will
equip stakeholders – from energy infrastructure investors to
industrial consumers, project developers, and policy makers –
with actionable insights for selecting and implementing optimal
non-pipeline gas solutions.

Rolin Zhang, Country Manager, CIMC ENRIC – SHIJIAZHUANG
ENRIC GAS EQUIPMENT CO., LTD
13:30

Networking Lunch
14:30

FSRU OUTLOOK AND KEY STRATEGIES FOR IMPLEMENTING FEASIBLE FSRU PROJECT

The presentation will share critical insights into what makes FSRU projects commercially viable and technically feasible. The rpesentation will unveil strategic approaches to FSRU project development, from initial feasibility studies to operational excellence, while addressing key consideration in project structuring, risk mitigation, and regulatory compliance. Attendees will gain valuable prespectives on emerging FSRU technologies nd practical solutions for accelerating project implementation timelines. The session will also explore how FSRUs are evolving to meet new market demands, including readiness for future fuel transitions and integration with reneable energy systems. This is an essential session for stakeholders involved in LNG Infrastructure development, offering practical insights from one of the industry’s most experienced FSRU operators.

Shinsuke Umada, General Manager of LNG & Ethane Business Group, LNG& Ethane Unit 3, MITSUI O.S.K. LINES, LTD
15:00

DEMOCRATIZING NATURAL GAS: SMALL-SCALE LNG AS A CATALYST FOR INDONESIA’S ENERGY TRANSITION

This presentation will explore how small-scale LNG liquefaction plants are revolutionizing the natural gas supply chain, making clean energy more accessible to diverse endusers. From liquefaction to last-mile distribution, the presentation will highlight how this decentralized approach creates new opportunities for industrial and commercial customers while supporting Indonesia’s energy transition goals. Drawing from their extensive experience in providing safe and environmentally sound energy solutions, the presenter will share practical insights on overcoming infrastructure challenges, ensuring supply reliability, and maximizing economic benefits for stakeholders across the value chain. This session promises to deliver valuable perspectives on building a more sustainable and efficient energy future through small-scale LNG development.

Alexandre Patrice Hintz, Business Director, PT WIRA ENERGI
15:30

EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN LNG STORAGE AND REGASIFICATION: UNLOCKING VALUE THROUGH CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGIES IN MODERN LNG FACILITIES AND TERMINALS

The LNG industry is experiencing an unprecedented technological revolution that is fundamentally transforming the economics of storage and regasification operations. For Southeast Asian operators, particularly in Indonesia’s expanding LNG market, these innovations represent a critical pathway to achieving both commercial success and sustainability goals. This session will provide practical insights into technology selection, implmentation strategies, and value realization frameworks, offering and understanding of how to leverage these innovations for maximum commercial impact in their LNG operations.

Jo Zhou, Marketing Director, FURUI CIT
16:00

Networking Coffee Break
16:15

UNLOCKING NORTHERN VIETNAM’S LNG POTENTIAL: OVERCOMING INFRASTRUCTURE AND MARKET CHALLENGES

As Northern Vietnam faces the depletion of natural gas reserves, the Northern Vietnam LNG Terminal Project emerges as a ground breaking innitiative to secure a stable and cleaner energy supply for industrial zones. Strategically located in Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park, Hai Phong City, this pioneering project is set to reshape the region’s energy landscape by providing a sustainable fuel source for manufacturing hubs while advancing Vietnam’s energy transition goals.

The presentation will highlight the significant challenges of developing the first small-scale LNG terminal in Northern Vietnam. Infrastructure constraint-particularly tise and vessel draft requirement-restric the flecibility of cargo schedulling, leading to inefficiencies in commercial operations and economic scalability. Additionally, adapting to the “take-or-pay” practice in a market historically reliant on coal and oil presents a critical challenge, requiring a strateging balance between the sales policies across different customer segments, particularly high and low credibility customer. In summary, we will explore innovative solutions to enhance enrgy accessibility, optimise costs, and seamlessly integrat LNG into the industrial Value Chain.

Tu Minh Nguyen, CEO, ITECO JOINT STCOK COMPANY VIETNAM
16:45
PANEL SESSION II

REVOLUTIONIZING LNG MARITIME LOGISTICS: NEXT-GENERATION SOLUTIONS FOR SOUTHEAST ASIA’S GROWING MARKET

This strategic panel will bring together leading experts involved in maritime logistics, shipping operators and authorities to examine the evolving landscape of LNG shipping and distribution in Southeast Asia. The discussion will focus on how the region is adapting to handle increased LNG vessel movements, with particular attention to the development of ship-to-ship transfer facilities, small-scale LNG distribution networks, and bunkering infrastructure. Panellists will explore how the maritime sector is responding to the projected growth in regional LNG demand, including the deployment of various vessel sizes from large-scale carriers to small-scale LNG vessels for inter-island distribution. The session will address critical infrastructure requirements for efficient LNG distribution, including specialized port facilities, storage solutions, and loading systems that can accommodate vessels of different sizes while maintaining operational safety and efficiency.

The panel will also delve into innovative maritime solutions being implemented across the region, including the development of LNG bunkering capabilities, floating storage units (FSUs), and specialized small-scale carriers designed for archipelagic distribution. Industry leaders will share insights on overcoming technical and operational challenges. Special attention will be given to emerging trends in maritime infrastructure development. The discussion will highlight how these advancements are enabling more flexible and efficient LNG distribution while supporting the region’s energy security and environmental goals.
- Theo Lekatompessy, Board of commisioners, PT TEMAS TBK and Head, INDONESIAN NATIONAL SHIPOWNERS ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION
- Choong Sheen Mao, Chief Operating Officer, EQUATORIAL MARINE FUEL MANAGEMENT SERVICES PTE LTD
- Prashanth Athipar, Principal – Maritime Safety and Technical, BHP (Invited)
- PT PERTAMINA INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING (invited)
- K-LINE MARINE AND ENERGY (invited)
17:30

Day 2: Enhancing LNG Distribution and

Decarbonization Strategies

09:00

Recap
09:15

TRANSFORMING TOURISM THROUGH NATURAL GAS AND LNG: BLUEPRINT FOR SUSTAINABLE DESTINATION DEVELOPMENT

DEVELOPMENT This presentation will showcase how premium tourism destinations are revolutionizing their approach to sustainability through innovative clean energy solutions. The integration of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) into tourism infrastructure marks a pivotal shift in how world-class destinations can significantly reduce their carbon footprint while maintaining exceptional guest experiences. Through strategic implementation of smart energy systems, leading tourism developers have achieved remarkable reductions in carbon emissions, demonstrating that luxury hospitality and environmental stewardship can coexist harmoniously. This enlightening session reveals how tourism complexes are successfully transitioning to cleaner energy alternatives, creating a blueprint for sustainable destination management that others can follow. Learn from real-world success stories where tourism infrastructure has been transformed through LNG adoption, setting new industry standards for environmental responsibility.
09:45

REVOLUTIONIZING LNG ACCESS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORT SECTORS: UNLOCKING OPPORTUNITIES WITH VIRTUAL PIPELINE SYSTEMS

As the demand for cleaner, more efficient energy solutions continues to surge accress both industrial customers and the transport sector, innovatibe delivery systems such as th virtual pipeline have emerged as game0changers in the natural gas sector. In this session, the presenter will highlight how they are advocating the use of virtual pipeline technologies to expand LNG accessibility in regions where traditional pipelines infrastructure is challenging to build or uneconomical.

Satiaji Gunawan, President Director, PT GAGAS ENERGI INDONESIA (Invited)
10:15

TRUCKABLE REGASTAINER SOLUTION FOR REMOTE AREA

The presentation will outline and represent a groundbreaking approach to delivering natural gas solutions to underserved regions. The presenter will go in-depth regarding the unprecedented flexibility and accessibility for remote communities and industrial sites previously unable to access natural gas infrastructure. He will also share a practical approach to natural gas distribution in remote areas, serving various applications including power generation, industrial processes, and backup systems. And how this solution bridges the critical last-mile gap in LNG distribution networks.

Chong-Ho Kwak, CEO, GAS ENTEC
10:45

Networking Coffee Break.
11:15

FLNG’S ROLE IN NATIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH: SUPPLYING FIXED PRICE GAS SUPPLY TO FUEL POWER

This presentation delves into the pivotal role of Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) technology as a strategic solution for enhancing energy security and facilitating the transition towards greener energy systems. The presentation covers generally why the FLNG option is preferred for some gas projects. It will also explain the developing segments in FLNG market and project structures. The presentation culminates in a detailed case study that demonstrates how FLNG technology is successfully contributing to the green energy transition while ensuring reliable energy supply.

Nor Aslam Khan, Executive Director, NEWGAS PTE LTD
11:45

SUCCESSFULLY NAVIGATING LNG PROJECT COMPLEXITY THROUGH STRATEGIC PLANNING AND EXECUTION EXCELLENCE

The evolving landscape of LNG infrastructure development demands a paradigm shift in how to approach project planning and execution. This has positioned LNG as a critical bridge fuel, driving unprecedented growth in infrastructure development. This presentation delves into proven methodologies and innovative approaches that enable successful delivery of complex LNG projects in today’s challenging environment. Drawing from industry experience, the presentation will explore how strategic planning and execution excellence serve as cornerstones for project success.

Ignatius Udaya, Business Development and Commercial Director, PT LADANG TEKNIK
12:15

UNLOCKING MARKET ACCESS: STRATEGIC
IMPLEMENTATION OF ISO CONTAINER NETWORKS IN
SOUTHEAST ASIA’S LNG VALUE CHAIN

The integration of ISO containers into LNG distribution
networks represents a transformative solution for Southeast
Asia’s fragmented energy markets, particularly in addressing
last-mile delivery challenges across Indonesia’s archipelagic
geography. This session examines how standardized ISO
container networks are revolutionizing traditional LNG
distribution models, achieving reduction in infrastructure costs
while enabling rapid market penetration in previously
underserved regions. Drawing from successful implementations
across multiple markets, the presentation will analyze critical
success factors. The discussion will conclude with an analytical
framework for evaluating market opportunities, implementing
risk mitigation strategies, and developing sustainable ISO
container operations that align with regional energy security
objectives while supporting broader decarbonization goals.

Christophe Malet, Founder & CEO, ASTRAVA
12:45

Networking Lunch
14:00

INTEGRATING UPGRADED BIOGAS AND BIO-LNG INTO INDONESIA’S ENERGY MIX: ADVANCING SUSTAINABLE AND SUSTAINABLE GAS SOLUTIONS FOR ENERGY SECURITY

Indonesia stands at a pivotal moment in transforming its energy landscape through the strategic integration of renewable gases into its existing infrastructure. The integration of these sustainable gas solutions not only addresses critical environmental challenges but also strengthens energy security through diversified domestic supply chains. Recent developments showcase how biomethane can be effectively distributed through existing natural gas pipelines, creating a seamless integration with conventional gas infrastructure while reducing CO2 emissions Furthermore, strategic collaborations between Indonesian and international partners are accelerating the development of biomethane purification technologies and infrastructure, contributing to both domestic energy security and global decarbonization efforts This innovative approach to integrating renewable gases demonstrates how Indonesia can address both energy security and environmental sustainability objectives through strategic infrastructure development and policy implementation.

Directorate General of New, Renewable Energy, and Energy Conservation, Directorate General of Oil & Gas, MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES (Invited)
14:30

UNLOCKING INDONESIA’A BIOMETHANE REVOLUTION: POWERING A NET-ZERO FUTURE

The presentation will explore Indonesia’s vast potential for biomethane production from agricultural waste, municipal solid waste, and palm oil mill effluent (POME), while addressing the technical, financial, and policy frameworkd needed to accelerate biomethane adoption. The presentation will highlight practical case studies, infrastructure development strategies, and innovative financing mechanism that can support Indonesia’s biomethane sector development. The session will conclude with actionable recommentations for policy makers, industry stakeholders, and investors to foster an robust biomethane market in Indonesia, ultimately supporting the country’s journey toward net-zero emmissions.

Andreas Kristiawan, Advisor Bioenergy, GIZ ExploRE (Invited)
15:00

INTEGRATING UPGRADED BIOGAS AND BIO-LNG INTO SOUTHEAST ASIA’S ENERGY MATRIX

The presentation will explore the strategic integration of upgraded biogas and Bio-LNG into Southeast Asia’s energy system, leveraging its potential as a renewable and carbon neutral substitute for natural gas. The session will address technological advancements, policy frameworks, and market development necessary for scaling upgraded biogas production and use. As the energy sector undergoes a transformation towards sustainability. Upgraded biogas and Bio-LNG present promising pathways for reducing carbon footprints in power generation. The presentation will highlight technological advancements in biogas upgrading, the integration of upgraded biogas into existing natural gas power plants, and the development of Bio-LNG facilities tailored for power generation applications.

Hasnoel Ramly, Director, BAC RENEWABLE ENERGY
15:30

Networking Coffee Break
16:00

SCALING THE FUTURE OF BIO-LNG

The rise of Bio-LNG presents in Southeast Asia with opportunity to decarbonize, reduce waste, and strengthen energy security. This panel will explore how upgraded biogas and Bio-LNG can accelerate the region’s clean energy transition- building on existing biogas infrastructure, especially in Thailand. The session will share real-world lessons from commercial Bio-CNG projects Thailand and Indonesia, along with updates on Bio-LNG developments now moving towards execution. It will cover permitting, liquefation, logistics, and offtake, highlighting how Bio-LNG enables scalable, export-ready solutions for industry, transport, and shipping. The Thailand and Indonesia’s emerging Bio-LNG markets, where modular, fast track projects can lower capital risk and accelerate returns.

Sittichok Thamthavornvanich, Director, PROVERS ENGINEERING GROUP COMPANY LIMITED (PVE) THAILAND
16:30
PANEL III: UNLOCKING THE POTENTIAL OF UPGRADED BIOGAS AND BIO-LNG: A PATHWAY TO A SUSTAINABLE ENERGY FUTURE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

The growing interest in Bio-LNG as renewable energy sources presents a significant opportunity for Southeast Asia to accelerate its transition towards a sustainable energy and zero GHG emission future. This panel discussion will bring together industry experts, policy makers, and innovators to explore the strategis importance of Upgraded Biogas and Bio-LNG in the region’s egerny landscape. Given Southeast Asia’s rich agricultural and organic waste resources, the potentioal for Upgraded Biogas production is vast, providing a viable parthway to reduce greenhouse gas emission and enhance energy security. The panel will discuss strategies for scalling up production, integrating these biofuels into exsisting gas netwroks, and the development of infrastructure necessary for widespread distribution and utilization. Panelist will address the economics, technological, and policy challenges that must be overcome to fully harness the potential of Upgraded Biogas and Bio-LNG. This includes discussions on innovative technologies for regulatory frameworks needed to support market growth. The panel will highligh successful case studies and pilot projects in the region, showcasing how Upgraded Biogas and Bio-LNG can provide clean energy solutions for both urban and rural settings.
- Sittichok Thamthavornvanich, Director, PROVERS ENGINEERING GROUP COMPANY LIMITED (PVE) THAILAND
- Andreas Kristiawan, Advisor-Bioenergy, GIZ ExploRE (Invited)
- Robbi R Sukardi, CEO, RRS GROUP
Moderated by:
Lee Giok Seng, Executive Director, ASIA PACIFIC NATURAL
GAS VEHICLES ASSOCIATION (ANGVA)
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