5th Annual LNG Summit USA 2021
29 – 30 September 2021 | Houston, Texas (USA)
10% discount code: IndustryTechInsights10
https://www.lng-usa.com
Wisdom is proud to announce its 5th edition of the LNG Summit USA to be held live in Houston
The global LNG market has progressively transformed in the past few decades—quadrupling in size, doubling its share of global natural gas trade, and emerging as one of the fastest growing segments in the energy industry. According to various industry reports, USA is becoming a global leader, especially considering the latest developments and the ones coming up in the next few years.
Wisdom’s annual LNG USA Summit has become one of the outstanding events for LNG industry leaders in the USA. These are very exciting times to be able to meet again in person so join us again for the 5th edition of the Summit on 29 and 30 September in Houston, Texas.
The Summit will count on 20+ expert speakers from well-known organisations like Harvey Gulf International Marine, EIC (Energy Industries Council), Cameron Parish Port, Harbor & Terminal District, Mexico Pacific Limited, LISCR, Texas LNG Holdings LLC, Alder Midstream, LLC, Puget LNG, Osaka Gas USA and many more.
Network (in person!) with key industry players from leading companies in the field and find answers to pressing questions from within the industry.
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