Objective

This training program is designed for professionals who want to gain a comprehensive understanding of the LNG industry, including the technical aspects of the LNG process, the commercial environment, and the global market dynamics. After completing to this program, you will :

• Understand the basics of natural gas and the advantages of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)
• Gain in-depth knowledge of the LNG value chain, from exploration and production to liquefaction, shipping, regasification, and distribution
• Analyze the different technologies used in the LNG process and their economic considerations
• Explore the commercial aspects of the LNG industry, including trading contracts, pricing mechanisms, and risk management strategies
• Discuss the key players in the global LNG market and the major trade routes
• Analyze the regulatory framework and environmental considerations affecting the LNG industry
• Identify future trends and opportunities in the LNG market

Silabus

Introduction to LNG

• What is LNG?
• Properties of natural gas and LNG
• Advantages of using LNG
• Global overview of the LNG market

The LNG Value Chain

• Upstream: Exploration and production of natural gas
• Midstream: Liquefaction process and technology options
• Downstream: LNG shipping, receiving terminals, and regasification
• Distribution and utilization of LNG

LNG Process Technology

• Different types of liquefaction processes (e.g., mixed refrigerant, propane precooled)
• Key equipment and components of an LNG plant
• Operational considerations and process optimization
• Safety and environmental aspects of LNG produ

LNG Business and Economics

• LNG trading structure and contracts
• LNG pricing mechanisms and market dynamics
• Financial risks and risk management strategies in the LNG market
• LNG financing and project development
• Role of major players in the global LNG trade

Regulation and Sustainability of LNG

• International and national regulations affecting the LNG industry
• Environmental concerns and emissions associated with LNG
• LNG as a transition fuel and its role in the energy mix
• Sustainability initiatives and prospects for the LNG industry

Training Method

• Lecturing and Classroom session and Case Study
• Interactive sharing information and experience
• Group discussion, question, and answer session

Who Should Attend?

• Engineers & Supervisors working in LNG plant design, construction, or operation
• Business professionals involved in LNG trading, marketing, or finance
• Government officials and policymakers responsible for energy regulation or sustainability initiatives
• Investors and analysts interested in the LNG market