It is inevitable that the Philippines will urgently address the need to push forward with new natural gas and LNG infrastructure development for the power generation industry as we move into the new decade. The need to procure and import LNG in the near and long term is a certainty and will the quickest way to meet increasing domestic demand as we move into 2020.

The industry is set to gather once again at the most anticipated and targeted 6^th LNG Supply, Transport & Storage Philippines forum will take place on 10-11 March 2020 at the Marquis Events Place @ Bonaficio Global City, Manila, Philippines.

More information is available on www.lng-world.com

The main objective for 2020 will be tapping and participating into current and upcoming LNG and natural gas infrastructure, distribution opportunities and potential partnerships along the value chain. Investors’ interests in the sector remain bullish and are consistently looking forward to join upcoming LNG-related projects. Currently there are interesting developments that are taking place in the Philippines with increasing players wanting to participate and collaborate to build both offshore and onshore LNG terminals within the Philippines.

As the industry anticipates a major LNG terminal being completed and commissioned within the next couple of years, there at least 3 more related LNG projects in the Philippines that accelerate goals to be an LNG hub.