Recap

INDONESIA’S NATURAL GAS INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT: SHAPING ENERGY SECURITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH THROUGH STRATEGIC LNG INITIATIVES

The keynote will address Indonesia’s ambitious plans to expand
its natural gas infrastructure, particularly focusing on strategic
LNG receiving terminals, storage facilities, and distribution
networks across the archipelago. This presentation will outline
key policy initiatives and regulatory frameworks designed to
accelerate infrastructure development, improve gas
accessibility, and support the government’s energy mix targets.
Special emphasis will be placed on recent regulatory reforms
aimed at attracting investment, streamlining project approvals,
and ensuring fair access to gas infrastructure.
The discussion will showcase strategic roadmap for developing
an integrated LNG infrastructure network that connects major
demand centres with supply points. This includes plans for new
LNG receiving terminals, regasification facilities, and small-scale
distribution infrastructure designed to serve both industrial
clusters and power generation needs. The presentation will
highlight opportunities for private sector participation, discuss
innovative financing models, and examine how regulatory
oversight is evolving to support Indonesia’s transition towards
cleaner energy sources while maintaining energy security.
Recent successes in implementing new gas infrastructure
projects and lessons learned from regulatory oversight will
provide valuable insights for stakeholders looking to participate
in Indonesia’s growing LNG sector.

TRANSFORMING INDONESIA’S GAS INFRASTRUCTURE:
STRATEGIC ROADMAP TO DEVELOP AN INTEGRATED LNG
NETWORK

The presentation will outline ambitious infrastructure
expansion plans, including strategic investments in LNG
receiving terminals, regasification facilities, and distribution
networks across the archipelago. With the development of
small-scale LNG facilities, the presentation will touch on
pioneering innovative solutions to enhance gas accessibility
while supporting Indonesia’s energy transition goals. The
presentation will highlight how these initiatives are creating
new opportunities for industrial growth, power generation,
and economic development across diverse regions of
Indonesia. The discussion will also address the practical
challenges and solutions in building an integrated LNG
network that serves both major industrial centres and
emerging markets. A critical area of focus will be developing
last-mile distribution infrastructure and small-scale LNG
solutions that are essential for reaching underserved areas.
The presentation will also explore how infrastructure
investments are supporting Indonesia’s decarbonization
objectives while ensuring energy security and economic
sustainability

DRIVING SOUTHEAST ASIA’S ENERGY TRANSITION:
INNOVATIVE LNG INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS FOR
REGIONAL GROWTH

As Southeast Asia rapidly advances in its energy transition, the
development of comprehensive LNG infrastructure is central
to meeting the region’s increasing demand for clean energy.
This presentation will focus on strategic approaches to
designing and implementing LNG terminals and distribution
networks tailored for Southeast Asia’s diverse markets.
Emphasizing cutting-edge modular designs and adaptable
logistics solutions, the discussion will explore how scalable
infrastructure can enhance energy security and facilitate
economic development across key nations, including the
Philippines, Vietnam, and Indonesia. The presentation will also
delve into challenges and opportunities related to regulatory
frameworks, financing models, and technology integration in
the deployment of LNG infrastructure. This session aims to
provide a comprehensive understanding of how modern LNG
infrastructure solutions can support the region’s energy goals
while aligning with global environmental commitments.

Networking Coffee Break.

PIONEERING SMALL-SCALE LNG-TO-POWER SOLUTIONS:
A CASE STUDY 

The development of innovative LNG-to-power solutions for
emerging markets represents a critical pathway in the nation’s
energy transition journey. The presentation will demonstrate
how small-scale LNG infrastructure and efficient power
generation can be successfully integrated to serve growing
energy demands in developing regions. This strategic initiative
showcases the viability of implementing flexible, scalable LNGto-power solutions that balance reliability, efficiency, and
environmental responsibility. The presentation will show how
innovative approaches to energy infrastructure can support
regional economic development while advancing broader
energy security objectives. This presentation will also explore
the key success factors in implementing small-scale LNG-topower solutions in emerging markets. The discussion will
highlight how innovative project structuring, strategic
partnerships, and advanced technology integration can create
viable energy solutions for developing regions. Particular
emphasis will be placed on how such projects can be replicated
across similar markets in the archipelago, contributing to the
government’s goals of expanding energy access while
supporting sustainable economic growth.

ADVANCING LNG ACCESSIBILITY: THE ROLE OF SMALL
LNG SHIPS AND INNOVATIVE STORAGE SOLUTIONS IN
SOUTHEAST ASIA

 In Southeast Asia, the deployment of small LNG vessels and
innovative storage solutions is transforming the energy
distribution landscape, providing vital connections between
major supply points and remote or underserved regions. This
presentation will delve into the critical role these small LNG
ships play in overcoming logistical challenges inherent to the
region’s archipelagic geography. By leveraging advancements
in ship design and storage technologies, these vessels are
enhancing the flexibility and reach of LNG supply chains,
ensuring efficient and reliable energy delivery to areas
previously considered inaccessible. The discussion will also
focus on the integration of cutting-edge storage
technologies, including modular and floating storage systems,
which complement the capabilities of small LNG ships. By
reducing infrastructure requirements and enabling rapid
deployment, these storage solutions are essential for meeting
regional demand fluctuations and supporting the transition to
a more sustainable energy mix. Attendees will gain insights
into how these innovations are driving operational
efficiencies, reducing environmental impacts, and expanding
market opportunities within Southeast Asia’s dynamic energy
sector. Through real-world case studies and strategic
approaches, the session will provide a comprehensive
understanding of how small LNG ships and advanced storage
solutions are shaping the future of energy distribution in the
region.

SMALL-SCALE LNG PORT SOLUTIONS: INNOVATIVE
INFRASTRUCTURE FOR REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION HUBS

The development of small-scale LNG infrastructure at
secondary ports is emerging as a crucial element in Southeast
Asia’s energy distribution network. Innovative approaches to
scaled-down terminal designs, incorporating modular storage
solutions, compact transfer systems, and efficient loading
facilities, are enabling ports to serve local and regional LNG
markets effectively. These developments are particularly
relevant for Indonesia’s archipelagic geography, where
strategic placement of small-scale facilities can significantly
improve energy access for remote communities and industrial
users. Cost-effective infrastructure solutions, including floating
storage units (FSUs), mobile transfer systems, and
containerized LNG handling equipment, are transforming how
smaller ports participate in the LNG value chain. The
presentation will analyse successful implementations across
the region, examining the technical, operational, and
commercial factors that contribute to viable small-scale port
infrastructure development. Special emphasis will be placed on
scalable designs that can evolve with market demand and
integrate with existing port operations.

Networking Lunch 

TRANSPORTATION AND TRADING OF LNG VIA ISO
TANKS: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES 

The evolution of LNG transportation via ISO tanks is
revolutionizing energy access for remote and underserved
markets, offering a flexible solution for small-scale LNG
distribution. This presentation examines how ISO tank
containers are transforming the LNG supply chain, making
natural gas accessible to industrial sites, island communities,
and regions with limited infrastructure. By analysing real-world
applications across Southeast Asia, we’ll explore how this
distribution method addresses the unique challenges of
delivering small LNG parcels while maintaining costeffectiveness and operational efficiency. The discussion will
cover critical aspects including intermodal transportation
advantages, cold chain management, and innovative last-mile
delivery solutions that are essential for stakeholders seeking
reliable energy access. This presentation will provide valuable
perspectives on leveraging ISO tank technology to ensure
reliable energy supply while maintaining commercial viability.
The discussion will conclude with an examination of future
trends and market developments that will shape the evolution
of small-scale LNG distribution via ISO tanks. 

REDEFINING ENERGY ACCESS: SMALL-SCALE LNG
LIQUEFACTION AS A CATALYST FOR REGIONAL
DEVELOPMENT 

In the diverse landscape of Southeast Asia, small-scale LNG
liquefaction is emerging as a transformative solution to bridge
the energy gap and enhance regional development. This
innovative approach focuses on bringing liquefaction facilities
closer to remote resources and end users, enabling the
efficient conversion of natural gas into LNG even in off-grid
locations. The presentation will explore how small-scale
liquefaction plants, with production capacities tailored to local
demands, are creating new opportunities for energy access in
communities and industries previously underserved by
traditional large-scale infrastructure. Special emphasis will be
placed on the flexibility and scalability of these systems, which
are designed to thrive in challenging environments and
provide a stepping stone towards broader energy transitions.
The presentation will highlight practical implementations of
small-scale liquefaction technologies that have successfully
addressed local energy needs. By integrating advanced
modular designs and leveraging innovative partnerships, these
projects demonstrate how localized LNG solutions contribute
not only to energy security but also to economic
empowerment and environmental stewardship. The
presentation will cover key challenges and opportunities in
deploying small-scale liquefaction – providing a
comprehensive picture of the role small-scale LNG can play in
shaping a sustainable, inclusive energy future.

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

The presentation will explore the strategic integration of
upgraded biogas and BioLNG 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
developments necessary for scaling upgraded biogas
production and use. As the energy sector undergoes a
transformation towards sustainability, Upgraded biogas and
BioLNG 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 BioLNG facilities tailored for
power generation applications. By focusing on these
renewable gases, the session will unveil strategies to enhance
grid stability, lower emissions, and support a diverse energy
mix

Networking Coffee Break 

BUILDING UPGRADED BIOGAS AND BIO-LNG
DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS: EXPANDING ACCESS AND
UTILIZATION

The expansion of distribution networks for Upgraded biogas
and BioLNG is essential to fully realize their potential in the
energy landscape. This topic addresses the challenges and
strategies involved in developing comprehensive distribution
systems that can efficiently deliver these renewable gases to
diverse sectors, including residential, commercial, and
industrial markets. The presentation will cover infrastructure
integration, highlighting how existing natural gas pipelines can
be adapted to accommodate increased upgraded biogas flows
and the establishment of BioLNG logistics hubs. The session
will explore cutting-edge technologies in distribution
management and storage, such as advanced metering systems
and modular liquefaction units that enhance flexibility and
efficiency. Participants will benefit from lessons learned
through real-world examples of successful distribution
network deployments, examining how strategic planning and
stakeholder engagement were key to overcoming logistical and
regulatory hurdles. By outlining pathways for infrastructure
development and market expansion, this discussion will
provide attendees with actionable insights on leveraging
Upgraded biogas and BioLNG to meet sustainability targets
and enhance energy resilience.

PANEL III
UNLOCKING THE POTENTIAL OF BIO-LNG: A PATHWAY
TO A SUSTAINABLE ENERGY FUTURE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

The growing interest in BioLNG as renewable energy sources
presents a significant opportunity for Southeast Asia to
accelerate its transition towards a sustainable energy and zero
GHG emissions future. This panel discussion will bring
together industry experts, policy makers, and innovators to
explore the strategic importance of Upgraded biogas and
BioLNG in the region’s energy landscape. Given Southeast
Asia’s rich agricultural and organic waste resources, the
potential for Upgraded biogas production is vast, providing a
viable pathway to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and
enhance energy security. The panel will discuss strategies for
scaling up production, integrating these biofuels into existing
gas networks, and the development of infrastructure necessary
for widespread distribution and utilization. Panelists will
address the economic, technological, and policy challenges
that must be overcome to fully harness the potential of
Upgraded biogas and BioLNG. This includes discussions on
innovative technologies for regulatory frameworks needed to
support market growth. The panel will highlight successful
case studies and pilot projects in the region, showcasing how
Upgraded biogas and BioLNG can provide clean energy
solutions for both urban and rural settings.