Gas, LNG & The Future of Energy 2025

Demand for Gas and LNG is predicted increase by 50% through the mid-2030s. Gas and LNG will be crucial as transition fuels in replacing coal in the power sector, while hype for low carbon disruptors such as hydrogen has cooled in recent months. Yet challenges remain for the sector, including the need to effectively communicate gas and LNG’s role in the energy transition to stakeholders, regulatory and political headwinds, and the difficulty and expense of decarbonisng gas and LNG. 

Join us at the third annual Wood Mackenzie Gas, LNG & The Future of Energy Conference in the City of London from 10-11 June 2025 for industry expert insights and debates to gain a global perspective on these challenges. 

Be a part of the discussions that bring together senior leaders from European gas aggregators and utilities, Asian LNG buyers and traders, international energy companies, investment bankers and project financiers as well as, North American E&P, LNG players and shippers, commodity traders, and law firms.