LNG Americas: Infrastructure, Markets & Investment Forum 2026

LNG Americas: Infrastructure, Markets & Investment Forum 2026

Powering the Next Phase of LNG Growth

LNG Americas 2026 brings together LNG operators, infrastructure developers, investors, technology providers, policymakers and energy buyers to examine the market and infrastructure developments shaping North American LNG.

Taking place on November 4–5, 2026, as a fully virtual event, the forum focuses on LNG export expansion, infrastructure investment, global demand, shipping and the transition toward lower-carbon LNG.

Key Topics

  • LNG Export Expansion
  • Liquefaction & Export Terminals
  • LNG Markets & Demand
  • Investment & Project Financing
  • LNG Shipping & Logistics
  • Storage & Regasification
  • Pricing & Contract Structures
  • Methane Reduction
  • CCS/CCUS & Low-Carbon LNG
  • LNG Policy & Trade

The two-day programme brings together industry leaders to discuss project development, market opportunities, financing strategies, supply-chain optimisation, infrastructure growth and the evolving role of LNG in global energy markets.

Who Should Attend?

The event is designed for LNG operators, EPC companies, exporters, midstream companies, shipping firms, investors, terminal developers, regulators, technology providers, utilities and energy buyers.

Event Details

Date: November 4–5, 2026
Format: 100% Virtual
Focus: LNG, Oil & Gas, Infrastructure, Markets & Investment
Region: North America & Global LNG Markets

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