U.S.-Mexico Cross-Border Natgas Dealmakers Gather In San Antonio To Examine Latest Market Developments And Conclude Transactions To Meet Growing Natgas Demand In Mexico

Houston, TX (PRWEB) - The 2 1/2 day conference program is carefully structured for officials from leading industry organizations to provide insight about market developments, network with existing and new industry counterparties, and ultimately conclude transactions involving purchase, sale and transportation of natural gas from the U.S. to Mexico. Keynote presentations will be delivered by Fred Bonewell, Chief Security, Safety & Gas Operations Officer, CPS Energy; Ken Stevens, Senior Advisor, U.S. Department of Energy; Eduardo Prud’homme, Independent Energy Analyst; Orlando Alvarez, President & CEO, BP Energy; Angelina LaRose, Economist, US Energy Information Administration; Adrian Duhalt, Postdoctoral Fellow in Mexico Energy Studies, Rice University's Baker Institute; and Dr. Jonathan Ochoa, Sr. Director Commercial Optimization & Market Fundamentals, Energy Transfer.

Five panel presentations focus on relevant and timely topics, including: i) academic perspectives on U.S.-Mexico cross-border natural gas trade; ii) U.S.-Mexico cross-border policy and regulation; iii) balancing supply/demand across the border; iv) alternatives for transporting natural gas across the border; and v) what gas buyers can expect under President AMLO. Panel participants include representatives from ICIS, Rice University's Baker Institute, Wilson Center, Cacheaux, Cavazos & Newton, Independent Analyst on Energy Matters, Talanza Energy, Independent Energy Analyst, ConocoPhillips, RBN Energy, NextEra Energy Resources, S&P Global Platts, Houston Chronicle, Kinder Morgan, Stabilis Energy, Enbridge, Thigpen Solutions, Tory Technologies Inc., Natural Gas Intelligence, BP Energy, and Morgan Stanley.

Pipeline exports of natural gas to Mexico from the U.S. are a welcome outlet for ample and growing U.S. production, particularly in the nearby Permian Basin. Demand for natural gas within Mexico is growing with domestic production unable to keep up. As a result, the market in Mexico is increasingly looking to tap attractively priced U.S. production. To meet this demand, numerous projects are underway and proposed to expand infrastructure to connect markets in Mexico with U.S. supplies.

The US-Mexico Gas Forum is part of the long-standing LDC Gas Forum and Gulf Coast Energy Forum series that now consists of six annual events each focused on the key natural gas market regions across North America. These events are much more than simply conferences in that in addition to gathering insights on critical issues affecting natural gas markets, participants also meet with industry counterparts to complete business transactions. Participants at the Forum include market leaders, decision makers and subject matter experts, representing all segments of the commercial value chain including utilities, industrial gas consumers, producers, pipelines, marketers, key product and service providers, as well as regulators and analysts.

Even in today's digital age, natural gas market participants appreciate a venue that facilitates face-to-face interaction. The US-Mexico Gas Forum is uniquely structured to meet this requirement and has been the venue of choice for decades. Registration is still available at http://www.usmexiconaturalgasforum.com.

The US-Mexico Natural Gas Forum, LDC Gas Forums and the Gulf Coast Energy Forum are the premiere regional events where the Natural Gas Industry meets. This is where buyers and sellers meet and do business. For over thirty years, over twelve thousand attendees have participated in one or more of the six regional Forums across the continent to discuss vital regional and national issues affecting all aspects of the natural gas marketplace. Timely panel discussions featuring key industry authorities focus on important questions facing buyers, sellers transport operators and other market stakeholders in the competitive energy markets. Topics include: Supply & Demand, Financial Outlook, Pipeline, Storage and Infrastructure Projects, US-Mexico pipeline exports, LNG markets, Gas/Electric coordination, Regulatory Updates, Gas Buyer Insights, Industry Transformations, Risk Analysis and Hedging Strategies, International perspectives, and Energy Geopolitics.

Vast networking opportunities give you access to your clients, prospects, and peers to further explore relevant issues in your region.

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