Gastalk Webinar January | Focus on Asia
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Listen to the recording to hear the expert review of Asia's gas & LNG market!
The Gastalk webinar series provides a monthly expert review of the gas and LNG market. Covering the latest news of a specific region of the world each month, Gastalk interacts with different regional audiences to ensure everyone can participate live.
With Asia expected to fuel 50% of the global gas demand growth between 2017-2022, the region is set to play a more dominant role within the industry. And with strong demand expected in China and emerging markets in South Asia to boost global LNG trade in 2019, crucial conversations are to be had between industry players.
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