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The International investment congress and exhibition “LNG LATIN AMERICA 2020” is the only business platform for developing effective strategies, sharing experiences, presenting new investment projects and innovations, consolidating efforts of governments and companies to implement investment projects on construction, expansion and modernisation of LNG regasification and LNG production plants from all over Latin America.
700 million cubic meters per day is the estimated regional consumption of natural gas, which represents seven percent of world production
12 regasification terminals are currently running in the region
7,528 billion cubic meters are the proven natural gas reserves in South America representing 4% of world reserves
US $1,1 billion will be the LATAM small-scale LNG capital expenditure in 2019
3,2% - Latin America’s yearly energy demand growth in the last 25 years
70% - expected increase in electricity consumption in Latin America and the Caribbean between 2019 and 2030
2% - the share of natural gas in the fuel and transport sector in Latin America
0,8% of the global supply – the Caribbean and Central America’s LNG consumption
US$160,000 million are the estimated opportunities until 2030 for the projects for the development of hydrocarbon production and transportation, renewable energy and export projects of LNG
65%
Large-, mid- and small-scale LNG plants’ operators
25%
Service Providers
10%
Government
5%
Others
60%
General Directors, CEOs
30%
Technical Directors
5%
Government Representatives
5%
Others
Buenaventura (Colombia)
The project will be the second LNG import facility in Colombia after the opening of the Cartagena terminal in 2016. The project was proposed by Colombia’s Planning Unit of the Mines and Energy (UPME). The capacity of the future LNG terminal will be 400mn cf/d. The government expects operation to start at the end of 2023, two years later than the initially proposed Jan 2021. Plant’s cost ranges from US$233,8 million to US$400 million. The project is aimed to cover a gas supply gap which is projected to begin starting from 2023. The project provides for construction of 170,000 cm onshore storage tank, a new 75-km pipeline.
Port of Acu power project (Brazil)
The project is a 3-GW integrated LNG-to-power facility which will be developed in 2 phases at the Port of Acu, Rio. Within the framework of the 1st phase, a 1,3 MW GNA-1 combined cycle power plant will be built. Its commissioning is scheduled for 2021. Within the framework of the second phase, it is expected to build a 1,7-GW GNA-II power plants, which is scheduled to come online in 2023. The terminal is proposed to feature a floating storage and regasification unit to be installed in the South Terminal of the port. Regasification capacity will be 40m cm/d; its storage capacity will be 1,1 million cm of LNG.
Vaca Muerta LNG (Argentina)
This is a project for construction a 5-MTPA LNG liquefaction facility with a potential expansion to 10 MTPA at the Vaca Muerta shale field in Argentina. Final investment decision is planned in 12-18 months. Approximate project cost is US $ 5 billion. The state energy company YPF has contracted McDermott int. to provide pre-FEED services. The project is aimed to cover the growing energy demand and to ensure sustainable LNG exportation.
ECA Large scale LNG (Mexico)
Sempra LNG and IEnova companies plan to add liquefaction facilities to the existing Energia Costa Azul (ECA) regasification terminal in Baja California. The project is aimed to meet the growing demand for LNG and to provide the worldwide access to a reliable source of natural gas from the Pacific coast. The project provides for gas acceptance, treatment and liquefaction. Within the framework of the first phase, it is planned to add 2,4 MTPA of capacity. When completed, the overall capacity of the plant will reach 12 MPTA. The commissioning of the plant is expected in 2025.
Port of Ilo (Peru)
The project implies the construction of a gas liquefaction plant in the Peruvian port Ilo. The project is aimed to strengthen the distribution of liquefied natural gas in Peru and abroad. The project will require 25m cm/d of gas and provides for the construction of a gas pipeline between Incahuasi, Cochabamba and La Paz. The project commissioning is planned for 2026.
Colon (Panama)
This LNG-to-power project is developed by Chinese firm Sinolam LNG and supplied by Shell. Local firm Panama NG Power has been scheduled to commission a 670-MW power plant I July 2020, but it may not begin operations before late 2023. The company does not yet have permission to build the power plant because of lack of financial clarity. Shell signed a 15-year contract to supply 400,000 t/y of LNG to the power plant. The terminal under construction will include a floating storage tank (FSU) with a capacity of 185,000 cubic meters (m3) of LNG and a regasification unit.
250+ CEOs, General Directors, Technical Directors
of major LNG regasification and LNG production plants from ALL over Latin America – Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Panama, Trinidad and Tobago, etc.; as well аs government officials, oil and gas companies, EPCs, global LNG experts, world-known equipment and service providing companies
25+ investment projects
on construction, expansion and modernization of LNG regasification and LNG production plants with the development timeframe 2021-2025 from all Latin America
Leaders debate:
Ministries, LNG project owners, oil and gas companies, industry leaders, renowned equipment and service providers, etc. How will LNG market in Latin America develop after 2020? What are growth drivers and development routes of the industry?
FROM DESIGN TO CONSTRUCTION:
Learn from the world-famous case studies presenting efficient strategies, innovations, technological developments for LNG projects
IMPORTANT! LNG Trading
Specialised session on import vs. export. What is the best strategy to boost the economy?
Specialised exhibition
Of high-end equipment and technologies for LNG projects from world leading equipment and service providers
FOCUS SESSION:
Gas Infrastructure – What facilities are required to boost LATAM LNG industry?
Technical round tables
On LNG regasification and LNG production. How to overcome challenges and achieve the highest efficiency?
LNG to POWER and LNG as FUEL
How to boost economies with the opportunities LNG industry gives?
Unprecedented Networking Opportunities!
One-to-one business meetings, networking lunches and coffee breaks, and cocktail reception. Don’t miss an opportunity to establish new contacts!
