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Speakers:
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Tracey BoyesGeneral Manager, Future Fuels and Future GrowthOrigin Energy -
Shelley RobertsonExecutive General Manager - EnergyMineral Resources (MRL) -
Mark DaymanExecutive ChairmanFyfe -
Andrew ThorntonGeneral Manager, Integrated GasOrigin Energy -
The Hon. Bill JohnstonMinister for Mines and Petroleum, Energy and Corrective ServicesWestern Australian Government -
David BermanCommercial DirectorExxonMobil Australia -
David MaxwellChief Executive OfficerCooper Energy -
Melissa PerrowGeneral Manager EnergyBrickworks
Matthew Warren
Principal
Boardroom Energy
• Unlocking a low emissions future to ensure affordability and reliability along the way to decarbonisation
• Outlining the issues high prices and demand destruction could lead to:
- lack of public support for the transition
- potential switch back to coal and oil in Asian growth markets
• Creating a balanced approach – continued investment in gas to ensure an orderly energy transition
Andrew Thornton
Executive General Manager, Integrated Gas
Origin Energy
- Examining the options to decarbonise using renewable gas
- Reducing emissions through capital investments into modern, fuel-efficient production processes
- Firing kilns with green fuels such as landfill gas and biomethane
- Envisaging the right mix of federal, state and local action to encourage decarbonisation
Melissa Perrow- Remaining competitive and a preferred source of energy through low emissions gases
- Examining the most efficient ways to use existing infrastructure
- Interplay between gas and hydrogen – is there room for both?
- Grey hydrogen/ supply chain solutions
Kristin Raman
Head of Strategy and Innovation
Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG)
- Can renewable gases fill the gap between supply and demand?
- What is the best way of maximising the advantages of gas industry expertise and existing infrastructure?
- What roles does the gas sector play in making a commercially viable hydrogen industry a reality in Australia?
- How do Australian SMEs and innovative tech companies assist Australia meet its net zero emissions targets?
Moderator:
Dennis Van Puyvelde
Head of Renewable Gas
Energy Networks Australia
Panellists:
Tracey Boyes
General Manager, Future Fuels and Future Growth
Origin Energy
Leigh Kennedy
General Manager – Hydrogen
National Energy Resources Australia (NERA)
Andrew McConville
Chief Executive
Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association
- Can production start by 2025 or earlier to meet the expected window of maximum gas demand?
- How has the general investor retreat from oil and gas increased capital costs for development?
- What is the most efficient way to establish the required supporting infrastructure from the ground up?
- How can local communities and Traditional Owners realise the benefits of development?
- What are the potential markets and how can Beetaloo ensure it is globally competitive?
Moderator:
Mark Dayman
Executive Chairman
FYFE
Panellists:
Joel Riddle
Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer
Tamboran Resources
Andrew Thornton
Executive General Manager, Integrated Gas
Origin Energy
Alex Underwood
Managing Director
Empire Energy Group
Julian Peck
Group Executive Strategy & Commercial
APA Group
The Hon. Bill Johnston
The Hon. Scott Stewart- Leveraging existing facilities to produce more gas for the Australian domestic market
- Gas supplier update – new developments and their impact
- The outlook for oil and gas infrastructure
David Berman
Commercial Director
ExxonMobil Australia
- Boosting locally sourced supply in time and on the scale needed to fill the southern shortfall
- Overcoming the assumption that new fossil fuel operations risk becoming stranded assets
- Outlining gas’s role as the necessary “transition fuel” in the shift to a greener power grid
Senior Executive
Beach Energy
David Maxwell
Stuart Nicholls- What are most important points arising from the Western Australian Gas and Downstream Industries Opportunities Study?
- What will the impact be if new west coast projects do not come online in the near future?
- What portion of onshore gas will be directed to domestic supply?
- Are the generally favourable conditions likely to result in lower cost gas entering the market?
Moderator:
Mark Busuttil
Executive Director - Energy & Utilities Analyst
J.P. Morgan
Panellists:
David Biggs
Executive Director & CEO Australia
Warrego Energy
Shelley Robertson
Executive General Manager - Energy
Mineral Resources (MRL)
Senior Executive
Beach Energy
- Understanding significance for costs of asset write-downs on infrastructure
- Analysing the most effective ways of using existing infrastructure to cope with low carbon gases (eg methane/hydrogen)
- Will changes to gas pipeline regulation create a simpler and more effective framework?
Steve Davies
Chief Executive Officer
Australian Pipelines & Gas Association (APGA)