Middle East Gas Storage & Infrastructure Summit 2011

The recent waves of turmoil in the Middle East showed the energy sector as well that the security of supply and demand for gas resources is a major concern in ME countries who are possessing 40 per cent of the world's remaining gas reserves. Natural gas storage fulfills two key requirements: it adjusts supply to demand, which is closely tied to weather conditions and therefore highly seasonal. And by smoothing out supply flows, it allows us to size the other links in the chain - production, processing, treatment and transmission - appropriately, thereby optimizing our investments in them.

Speakers and Panelists at this Event will share interactively their insights which will be indispensable to strengthen their gas reserves and storage infrastructure to create more efficient markets and develop a competitive energy industry. Through keynote presentations, panels and case studies, the speakers at this event will share their insights about both regulatory landscape and versatile market strategy of Gas Storage and Infrastructure in the Middle East Region.

Joining this event Delegates will learn about evaluating the role of storage facilities within the current gas market environment, discovering the balance between market dynamics and regulatory background, examining gas storage regulation and its impact on plans, investments and engineering of new projects and identifying the key strategies as well as the latest technologies of Middle East gas storage. They will equally receive latest infrastructural and operational updates on gas storage projects in development and analyze financial risk of developing gas storage projects in the Middle East countries.