IPFA Asia
Anatomy of an LNG Regas Project
LNG as a transitionary energy source is back in vogue. Our demand for electricity consumption rises – driven in part by data centres and AI – and the inability of renewables to provide reliable baseload has been laid bare.
Multiple countries globally are looking at additional LNG regasification capacity and many others are looking to import LNG for the first time. But an LNG terminal is not cheap: A floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) costs an est. $100M, and a large complex onshore unit potentially up to $2B. Depending where one sits in this scale, and in the value chain itself, financing a LNG regasification project raises a myriad of commercial, legal and financial issues.
Join our expert panel as we dive into the commercial and legal risk matrix shaping LNG regasification developments. Discover how these projects are structured and financed, and gain insights into the strategies driving success, including:
- Equity and Shareholder loans - Building a strong foundation
- Traditional Limited-Recourse financing - Manging risk effectively
- Project bonds - Tapping into Capital markets
- Commercial Bank loans - Navigating lender requirements
- Private credit – an intermediary or now par for the course
- Export Credit and Multilateral Agencies - leveraging Global support
- Revenue Streams & Throughput - Why they matter most
Don't miss the opportunity to understand the financing frameworks that power LNG regasification projects worldwide.
Speakers to be confirmed
Event details
Registration: 5.30pm
Welcome Address: 6.00pm
Keynote: 6.05pm - 6.20pm
Panel Discussion: 6.20pm - 7.10pm
Networking and Drinks: 7.10pm - 9.00pm
Format: In-person only briefing - Keynote, followed by a panel discussion and networking drinks reception.
Address: Stephenson Harwood (Singapore) Alliance, Level 29, Tower 1, Marina Bay Financial Centre, 8 Marina Boulevard, Singapore.
Important notice for members: We are accepting registrations for this event assuming your organisation will continue its membership for next year. Please note: your organisation will need to have confirmed your 2026 membership prior to the activity so that we can reconfirm your place.
IPFA Memberships run Jan-Dec; we are currently asking all private sector members to renew for next year. If you are unsure, please speak to your organisation’s main member contact, or enquire with our membership team (membership@ipfa.org).