The World LNG Summit & Awards will convene 1,000 attendees and 120 speakers representing 500 companies from across the energy value chain.
With exclusive branding and hosting opportunities, becoming a sponsor of the World LNG Summit & Awards provides you with the ideal platform to position your company as an industry leader and to showcase your brand, products and services to a global audience.
The World LNG Summit & Awards is the highlight of the LNG calendar.
Bringing together over 1,000 LNG professionals for an unrivalled networking experience, the World LNG Summit & Awards offers extensive networking functions, providing attendees with ample opportunities to build, develop and continue business partnerships with old and new players from across the entire global value chain.
A key fixture in the LNG calendar, the World LNG Awards recognise companies and individuals who have contributed to the development and future of the LNG industry through either commercial or technological innovation.
LNG is firmly established as a crucial enabler of economic stability and growth in Europe and Asia. Situated at the meeting point of the two continents, and long appreciated as a point of cross-cultural and commercial exchange, Istanbul will provide the perfect setting for this year’s World LNG Summit & Awards.
Discover expert insights, interviews, and analysis from the World LNG Summit & Awards on the latest technologies, strategies, and innovations.
The 26th World LNG Summit & Awards is where industry leaders will exchange the highest level of strategic and technical insights. Attend the summit and collaborate with peers, build valuable new relationships, and share your vision for long-term growth in the LNG sector.
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The World LNG Summit Leadership Roundtable programme is a space for frank and necessary discussion, conducted in adherence with the Chatham House Rule, on the most pressing issues facing the industry.
"It was widely agreed that policy unpredictability—particularly in trade measures such as tariffs—creates material headwinds for project development. Yet the conversation also highlighted the industry's longstanding capacity for technological innovation. Participants pointed to meaningful progress on emissions reduction and expressed confidence that further solutions will emerge. LNG projects will continue to pursue emissions reductions regardless of regulatory pressure, but incentive-based frameworks—such as tax credits for carbon capture—are more likely to accelerate meaningful progress than punitive or overly prescriptive regulation."