Kpler at World Gas Conference 2025

May

2025

Beijing

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The World Gas Conference (WGC) is the largest global gathering dedicated to natural gas, bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, innovators, and energy professionals from across the world.

Taking place from May 19–23, 2025 in Beijing, China, WGC 2025 is set to explore the role of gas in a sustainable energy future and the innovations shaping the global energy landscape.

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Kpler is proud to participate in WGC 2025, where we’ll be showcasing our expertise in LNG intelligence, cargo tracking, and market data.

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Visit our booth to discover how Kpler empowers energy professionals with real-time insights that drive smarter decisions.

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To book a meeting with our team, please register using the form at the top of this page.

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Ordre du jour

Thursday, 22 May, from 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM

Speaking session

Go Katayama, Kpler’s Principal Insight Analyst – LNG & Natural Gas, will be speaking on the panel CD25:

The Construction, Operation, and Growth of LNG Terminals

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Agenda & Highlights

Why Meet Kpler at WGC 2025?

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Connect with LNG & Gas Experts – Speak with our specialists to explore key market trends and trading strategies.
Access Exclusive Intelligence – Gain insights into global gas flows, demand forecasts, and risk management tools.
See Our Solutions in Action – Join us for live demos of Kpler’s powerful data and analytics platform for the energy market.

Meet our speakers

Go Katayama

Principal Insight Analyst - LNG & Natural Gas

Go Katayama is a Principal Insights Analyst - LNG & Natural Gas at Kpler based in Tokyo with over a decade of experience in analyzing global LNG markets for various clients and internal stakeholders. He leads Kpler Insights fundamental analysis on Asian demand. Prior to joining Kpler, he was Senior LNG analyst and Japan power regulation Advisor at Shell and global LNG consultant at Poten & Partners. He holds a masters degree in Global Energy Policy from New York University.