Workshop Overview and Coverage Who Should Attend?

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1 4th International Workshop on Gas Trading Platform in India 17 TH & 18 TH May, 2018 Hotel Holiday Inn Mayur Vihar Phase 1, New Delhi Sponsors Media Partners EnergyToday F o r S m a r t E n e r g y D e c i s i o n M a k e r s

2 4th International Workshop on Gas Trading Platform in India Workshop Overview and Coverage Who Should Attend? The economics and environmental consideration put natural gas a continuously growing energy resource. Various studies indicate that even the optimal use of renewables will not reduce the share of natural gas in the global energy basket. To address the imbalance of natural gas resources in position, natural gas production and natural gas consumption, the gas trading had been playing very important role. About 1/3 of the gas consumed worldwide is traded - 2/3 by pipeline and 1/3 by as LNG. In India, the domestic gas production has been declining gradually and the demand supply gap is being met by LNG import. Gas consumption during 2011 was at peak of 61.1 BCM which has been declining gradually till 2015 to 45.7 BCM. This has however now started rising in 2016 to 50.1 BCM. LNG in India introduced in 2004 and has now established a share of above 45% of India s gas consumption. India has 4 LNG operating terminals, another 6 terminals under construction of which -3 in western cost and 3 in eastern coast. Gas Marketing & Trading House Bio Gas Plants Gas Producers LNG importers Gas Transporters Gas Consumers Power Producers The pipeline infrastructure is also continuously growing. The pipeline infrastructure expected to reach by Km within next 5 years from existing 17000KM. The inadequacy of the pipeline infrastructure is being met with virtual pipeline concept transporting gas as CNG in cascade and as LNG in Cryogenic tankers. The gas available from isolated and marginal fields, Bio-gas plants and from waste to energy projects is also adding reasonably good volume for market consumption. The natural gas application as a fuel and feeds stock is widely acceptable in the industrial commercial, domestic and transport sector. The clientale of natural gas in various region of the country is on continuous increase, with the efforts of PNGRB gas has found its reach to very far flung areas as city gas. The large numbers of gas sources and consumers spread has given rise to gas volumes aggregation from small customers for sourcing sizable volume of gas as LNG. Now the need for structured gas trading platform is felt by many consumers over present system of aggregation of demand by nominated parties. Power Finance Consultants Energy Exchange Policy Makers & Regulators Academia Gas Retailers (CGD) Gas Storage Operators The present workshop intends to deliberate the possibility of such an emerging gas trading hub in India which should address physical trading as well as the Futures. The workshop will also elaborate the impediments to the trading and will bring out possible solutions thereof. Objectives Discovery of gas market price Learning from Global gas markets and its imperative for India Learning from commodities, energy exchange and deriving input to gas trading Understanding spot Market Trading Trading and Hedging strategies of Global Gas/ LNG markets Indian Gas Market : Global dynamics and future perspective Deriving a possible physical/exchange gas trade for India

3 Eminent Speakers D.K Sarraf Chairman PNGRB BC Tripathi CMD GAIL S N Goel MD & CEO, IEX Prabhat Singh MD & CEO PLL Rajeev Mathur MD, MGL Ravinder Aggarwal Presiden GSPC Dr. B.S. Negi Former Member, PNGRB Ani Joshi GSPC, LNG Rajesh Mehdiratta Director (BD), IEX Tom James Chairman Navitas Resources, Singapore Deepak Mehta Head (Energy & Agri) MCX Gajendra Singh Director (Marketing), GAIL S Rath Member PNGRB Deepak Mahurkar PWC Sumanto Basu Former Partner, J Sagar Associates Nilakanthi Ford Director KFVC, UK Prof. SK Pokhriyal Dean, UPES ES Rangnathan MD, IGL Dr. V S Shunmugam Head Research, MCX Anupama Airy Media Partner, Energy Infrastrucutre

4 Workshop Programme Day 1 Registration and refreshments 9.00 AM onwards Session 1- Inauguration Session 2- Gas/LNG Trading Gas/LNG contracts Gas/LNG Trade Bilateral Exchange Session 3- Energy Trading & Risk Management Pricing Trends Options Trading tips Risk management Session 4- Infrastructure required for trading platform Physical Trading Hub - (Vijaipur, Hazira, Daheja) Exchange based trading (Virtual Hub in NCR) Price discovery Mechanism Session 5- Enablers for Gas trading Day 2 Gas demand & supply Addressing the Impediments Trading hub in India - (suggestions & locations) Tariff Postalized/Entry-Exit/NGMS Taxation issues Session 6- International Experience- Global trading hubs US Atlantic Europe & Russia Asia Pacific- specific reference to Singapore Session 7- Trading Games Conceptual Exchange based Session 8- Panel Discussion

5 Glimpses of Gas Trading Workshop (Retrospect)

6 Registration Fee Early Birds Discount (Registration before 30 April 2018) Indian Delegate Indian Delegate 30,000/- Plus Tax 35,000/- Plus Tax Standard Price Foreign Delegate US $ 600 US $700 For Registration of three or more delegates from the same organization there is an additional discount of 10% on the above Registration fee Payment Instructions Bank Name A/c Name A/C No. RTGS/NEFT IFS Code PAN No. GST No : HDFC Bank Ltd., 10-LSC, B-block, Mayur Vihar Phase-II, New Delhi : Resonance Energy Private Limited : : HDFC : AAECR0784M : 07AAECR0784M1ZZ For Contact Details Ms Shivani Lal Mobile no: shivani@energyworld.biz Ms. Manisha Dhapola Mobile no: manisha@energyworld.biz Resonance Energy Private Limited KANOLI C-75, Sector-10, Noida (U.P) Tel: , Fax: