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Queensland’s LNG industry: prospects and opportunities – Monday 5 November
The French-Australian Chamber of Commerce is very pleased to invite you to an exclusive breakfast discussing the prospects and opportunities in the Queensland’s liquefied natural gas industry on Monday 5 November.
With Queensland’s $60bn LNG industry now firmly established, hear from the leaders of the three LNG operators: Rod Duke, CEO of GLNG Operations, Tony Nunan, Shell VP responsible for QGC and QCLNG, and Warwick King, CEO of APLNG.
Attendees at this exclusive breakfast will hear Rod, Tony and Warwick discuss what the future holds for these businesses as they continue to invest billions in their operations annually. The discussion will be wide-ranging, and include the opportunities that they see for companies in their supply chain as their industry matures, the shape of their ongoing annual investments to maintain production, examples of innovation that is driving future growth and investment, and the ever-changing dynamics of the markets they serve.
We expect this to be a very popular event, so recommend booking early to confirm seats for you and your colleagues.
Many thanks to our members, Spiecapag and Corrs Chambers Westgarth, for supporting this event.
OUR SPEAKERS
Rod Duke | Chief Executive Officer, GLNG Operations Pty Ltd - Vice President GLNG Downstream, Santos Limited
Rod Duke leads the incorporated operating company for the Gladstone LNG project. The US$18.5 billion Santos GLNG project converts coal seam gas resources into liquefied natural gas for export under 20-year sales contracts to Malaysia and Korea. Rod successfully delivered the project execution, commissioning and start-up of 420-kilometre long gas transmission pipeline and the 2 train LNG liquefaction plant on Curtis Island. He has overall responsibility for ongoing plant & pipeline operations, commercial, LNG marketing and production planning for GLNG. With a nameplate capacity of 7.8 million tonnes per annum, GLNG is one of Australia’s largest resource projects, employing around 14,000 people at peak construction and more than 1,000 during ongoing operations. Read full bio.
Warwick King | Chief Executive Officer of Australia Pacific LNG, a joint venture between Origin Energy, ConocoPhillips and Sinopec
Warwick has been with APLNG on secondment from ConocoPhillips and commenced in this role in February 2017.
Australia Pacific LNG (APLNG) has developed an integrated, two train, coal seam gas to LNG project in Queensland. As well as supplying close to 40% of the state’s domestic gas requirements, APLNG will supply 9 million tonnes of LNG to its foundation Chinese and Japanese customers for decades to come. Read full bio.
Tony Nunan | Vice President, QGC, Shell Australia
Tony Nunan leads Shell’s QGC onshore gas business in Queensland, Australia – the world's first CSG-to-LNG export project, which also supplies the domestic market.
Tony joined QGC in 2008 and held roles as Legal Counsel, General Manager Land and Community and Vice President Asset Management within the QCLNG Project. In 2013 he was appointed Vice President Operations for BG Group with global accountability for operations excellence, based in the UK. Tony returned to Queensland in 2015 and became QGC’s managing director.
WHEN
Monday 5 November 2018
7:00 am - 9:30 am.
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WHERE
Corrs Chambers Westgarth
Level 42, 111 Eagle Street,
Brisbane City QLD 4000
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TICKETS (incl. GST)
Patron members: FREE (first 4 tickets)
Young Pro members: $30
Other FACCI members: $65
Non-members: $95
Please contact qld@facci.com.au for any special dietary requirements.
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