The 34th European Annual Gas Conference (EAGC) will take place in Paris, 5-7 November, and remains one of Europe’s most renowned energy conferences, bringing together 300 senior-level energy business leaders and policymakers.
Global, game-changing speakers from government and industry will share their expertise and viewpoints on Europe’s future role within the decarbonising gas and energy markets. The EAGC will reflect the needs facing the gas industry to evolve and transform, to ensure future relevance and prosperity.
The EAGC will uniquely position the interests and needs of major energy customers, utilities and end-users at the heart of the debate, as well as gathering the most senior figures from the supplier and production sectors, trading, investment, policy & regulation, analysts, and technology.
The event is a valuable platform to discuss the initiatives of the European gas industry with the associated players to drive and progress the energy transition. Innovation is key in terms of decarbonising the energy system in Europe, which is why natural gas as well as decarbonised renewable gases should not be considered as bridging fuels but destination fuels that enable immediate CO2 reductions and help greening existing energy infrastructure.Andrew Walker VP Marketing & Strategy Cheniere
The EAGC 2019 offers an excellent opportunity, towards the end of the year, to gain fresh perspectives on the emerging trends for 2020 and beyond and provides an opportunity to network with a broad mix of new contacts from across the industry.Mark Simons Head of Sales Optimisation Total
A conference covering the latest developments in the gas and LNG industry and markets, with well informed and top-class speakers.Gottfried Steiner Chief Executive Officer CEGH
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