The programme balances strategic insight with practical commercial and policy dialogue

The Americas Gas & LNG Summit is a senior-level, discussion-driven forum that mobilises decision-makers from across North America, Central America, the Caribbean, and South America to actively shape the future of the gas and LNG value chain.

 

Designed to prioritise impact, discretion, and actionable engagement, the Summit provides a trusted environment for participants to drive strategic dialogue, forge partnerships, identify investment opportunities, and make decisions that advance the region’s gas and LNG sector.

 

Unlocking Gas & LNG Opportunities Across the Americas

Across the Americas, natural gas and LNG are creating powerful opportunities to enhance energy security, drive economic growth, and accelerate emissions reductions by replacing higher-carbon fuels. From expanding U.S. LNG export capacity and Canada’s supply potential to fast-growing demand centers in Latin America and the Caribbean, the region is uniquely positioned to leverage its abundant resources, expanding infrastructure, and integrated markets to meet rising domestic and global energy needs.

Latin America and the Caribbean, in particular, are emerging as dynamic growth markets. Mexico and Argentina are advancing large-scale LNG export projects, capitalizing on world-class resource bases to strengthen their role in global energy trade. At the same time, Brazil, Central America, and Caribbean nations are expanding LNG import and regasification capacity to diversify energy supply and reduce dependence on oil-based fuels. Strategic investments in pipelines, floating storage and regasification units (FSRUs), and small-scale LNG solutions are further enhancing regional connectivity, reliability, and long-term energy resilience.

Strategic Themes & Agenda Focus

The Summit agenda is structured around four intersecting priorities: Strategy, Markets, Infrastructure, and Energy Transition — reflecting the key drivers shaping gas and LNG decision-making across North America, Central America, the Caribbean, and South America.

Strategy

 

Discussions examine the Americas’ growing role at the centre of global LNG flows, exploring evolving supply-demand dynamics across North and Latin America

 

 

 

Markets

 

The outlook for LNG trade, and the implications for energy security, geopolitics and regional integration. Sessions address how exporters, importers and intermediaries are responding to shifting market fundamentals, price volatility and long-term risk.

 

Infrastructure

A core focus is placed on infrastructure and project delivery, including upstream gas supply, midstream constraints, LNG export and import capacity, shipping, logistics and permitting risk. The agenda explores how infrastructure bottlenecks, capital discipline and rising costs are influencing project timelines, commercial structures and investment decisions across the region.

Energy Transition

Sessions focus on emissions management, methane measurement and transparency, regulatory alignment and the evolving role of gas and LNG in supporting resilient, lower-carbon energy systems. Rather than ideology, the agenda prioritises practical solutions that balance affordability, security and sustainability.

 

Agenda at a glance

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