LNG sector has been impacted by several unforeseen challenges in a short period of time - the outbreak of pandemic and subsequent global oil price shocks will certainly have a role in shaping long-term implications for the business. These new circumstances are predicted to influence the supply and demand in LNG markets, some experts claim that the demand from Asia might weaken and the sector might get burdened with oversupply. The raising competition of renewables should also be considered when discussing challenges and competitors in the energy industry. Nonetheless, a prosperous LNG market growth is still expected in coming years, and investments in LNG plants, infrastructure development projects are steadily continuing. The 4th Global LNG Forum is an industry flagship event which gathers established industry experts and practitioners from different LNG sectors every year. Industry peers meet to share latest developments and challenges within their organisations, discuss future plans, technical solutions and LNG market insights.
This two-day event covers the most critical topics and updates of the LNG industry. This year the focus will be placed on demand and supply dynamics, further growth of the global LNG infrastructure, the role of SSLNG in the LNG economy and latest technologies that help make LNG more accessible.
Throughout the years of experience, ALJ Group has tested and tailored an interactive platform, where participants are able to engage in a fruitful debate and take full advantage of networking with the speakers and the audience. In addition to an informative conference with top experts, the participants get an exclusive opportunity to also attend an exhibition where carefully selected solution providers showcase their cutting-edge technologies and innovations. We invite all stakeholders and LNG enthusiasts to join the Forum, get valuable insights, learn about the future of the LNG industry, and start new business partnerships.

One of the important takeaways from the recent COP26 was that in order to get to net-zero it is necessary to focus on two most promising areas - carbon capture and storage and clean hydrogen production. The Global H2 and CCS Forum will further explore the benefits and challenges of developing the hydrogen economy and currently available carbon capture and storage solutions. There is a lot of buzz around hydrogen, however, for it to become a true carbon-neutral energy solution, the producers have to ensure it’s clean production and this is when carbon capture and storage technologies take center stage. The Forum will dive into the latest technological developments, ongoing and upcoming projects as well as market forecasts of the growing hydrogen sector and carbon capture and storage project trends.
The forum will gather all relevant stakeholders from energy companies, government and research sectors as well as solution providers where experts will have an opportunity to present their perspective, share latest findings and raise important questions. Ultimately, the Global H2 and CCS Forum will contribute to laying further commercial and technological foundations for the cleanest energy source of the future and it’s not to be missed!
Throughout the years of experience, ALJ Group has tested and tailored an interactive platform, where participants are able to engage in a fruitful debate and take full advantage of networking with the speakers and the audience. In addition to an informative conference with top experts, the participants get an exclusive opportunity to also attend an exhibition where carefully selected solution providers showcase their cutting-edge technologies and innovations. We invite all stakeholders and energy enthusiasts to join the Forum, get valuable insights, learn about the future of the energy industry, and start new business partnerships.

ALJ Group invites you to join efforts for a greener maritime future at the 4th Decarbonizing Shipping Forum in Hamburg on June 28th-29th!
The decarbonization agenda in the shipping industry is becoming increasingly more ambitious and it requires to explore new ways of cutting on emission in day-to-day ship operations as well as long-term solutions that would bring about a lasting positive impact. Therefore, we are offering a platform to discuss the most promising future maritime fuels, innovations, operational measures and technologies that are accelerating the highest ship efficiency levels and digital solutions for a more effective ship management.
Top business executives and policymakers will dive into debates during conference sessions and networking breaks in Hamburg – don’t miss your chance to join them!

The scientific community has urged the world for decades to take climate change seriously and start searching for new pathways of decarbonizing the world’s industries, such as oil and gas, power, automotive, shipping, construction and many others. Only recently the global community including public and private sectors have started taking these warnings seriously. The American government has demonstrated their shift in mindset and a serious commitment in tackling climate change with the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). This financial boost is a substantial incentive to accelerate the energy transition with being able to maintain economic stability. The transition will certainly require new models and mechanisms in terms of policy making, business management and technological developments.
The American Energy Transition Forum will explore the tools and technologies which will propel this decarbonization journey. The event will gather like-minded stakeholders from the public, business, scientific and innovation sectors. The event will tackle various decarbonization pathways, such as expansion of renewable energy production, carbon capture and storage technology, hydrogen, ammonia and advanced biofuels. Although one of the ultimate goals seems to be fossil fuel substitution with renewables, such sources of energy as LNG cannot be left out as part of successful energy transition. In addition to energy resources, such important areas as climate-tech investments, digitized solutions for energy transition acceleration, energy efficiency and many more topics crucial to the decarbonization journey will be addressed at the event.
Energy transition is critical to the future of the global community and the American Energy Transition Forum is an excellent opportunity to learn about the latest energy sector developments, projects investment trends and new technology solutions. Don’t hesitate to join the event not only to get some valuable business intelligence but also make new partnerships and gain new perspectives on the future of energy!

One of the important takeaways from the recent COP26 was that in order to get to net-zero among other significant factors, it is necessary to also focus on carbon capture, utilization and storage technologies. Current trends and future forecasts show that despite the impressive growth of renewable energy, power is and will remain the largest carbon emitter in the energy sector. Power plants remain mostly fuelled by coal and gas as according to the IEA they account for almost two-thirds of power generation and this number has not significantly changed since 2000. If countries across the world are going to reach long-term climate goals and fulfil pledges made when signing climate agreements, a larger application of carbon capture, utilisation and storage technologies must be tackled and further developed. CCUS technologies would help lower emissions from currently operating power plants through retrofitting, help to increase stability and flexibility of power generation and allow to reduce the costs of energy sector decarbonization. As this is a relatively new and growing sector with vast opportunities and promising future, the American Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage Forum will provide a platform to explore the benefits and challenges of developing the available carbon capture and storage solutions. The Forum will dive into the latest technological developments, ongoing and upcoming projects as well as market forecasts of the growing carbon capture and storage project trends. The forum will gather all relevant stakeholders from energy companies, government and research sectors as well as solution providers where experts will have an opportunity to present their perspective, share latest findings and raise important questions. Ultimately, the American CCUS Forum will contribute to laying further commercial and technological foundations for achieving global climate objectives and it's not to be missed!

The American LNG Forum is your gateway to learning about the US LNG export industry, LNG pricing, latest project updates and finding top-notch modern technology as well as connecting with the right people for business in the LNG sector.

Taking place in Houston, the event is not limited to the local participation, the attendees get a chance to meet people from different parts of the world, interested in business opportunities in the US LNG sector. The event covers a large scope of topics including LNG export, LNG project landscape in the USA, LNG fuel solutions, latest LNG plants technologies and many more!

Throughout the years of experience, ALJ Group has tested and tailored an interactive platform, where participants are able to engage in a fruitful debate and take full advantage of networking with the speakers and the audience. In addition to an informative conference with top experts, the participants get an exclusive opportunity to also attend an exhibition where carefully selected solution providers showcase their cutting-edge technologies and innovations. We invite all stakeholders and LNG enthusiasts to join the Forum, get valuable insights, learn about the future of the LNG industry, and start new business partnerships.

Countries across the world are seeking for a sustainable, cost-effective and easily applied source of energy. It is important to come up with solutions that help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and are technologically feasible - hydrogen could definitely be part of the answer and become the key component of the U.S. clean energy mix in the future. China, Japan and the European Union states have been actively investing in hydrogen infrastructure development and research, and the USA seems to be lagging behind in terms of unlocking hydrogen potential.
Hydrogen has enormous potential to become an important part of a decarbonized energy system and the USA should accelerate the process of laying the policy, commercial and technological foundations for GHG-free hydrogen production and utilization.
The American Hydrogen Forum will provide a platform for relevant stakeholders from the government, research, technology and service sectors to join a clean energy debate and collaborate in searching for sustainable hydrogen economy solutions.