LNG Canada Project: Taking the time to build it right
Andy Calitz
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Not so long ago, conventional wisdom was that technical expertise was the most important ingredient to successfully build an energy megaproject. While technical excellence is still absolutely necessary – particularly in technically challenging remote locations – it is no longer sufficient to ensure megaprojects like LNG Canada get off the ground.
Andy Calitz, CEO of LNG Canada, will share some of the opportunities and challenges associated with planning an LNG project in British Columbia. Join us to hear how LNG Canada is planning to sustainably develop an LNG export facility that will provide a security of supply of abundant Canadian natural gas to global markets. And, in the process, become a trusted entity that delivers long-term value to First Nations, local communities, British Columbia and Canada.
Following his keynote, Mr. Calitz will be joined in a panel discussion with other industry experts.
About the Speaker
Andy Calitz is the CEO of LNG Canada, a Shell-PetroChina-Kogas-Mitsubishi Joint Venture. Andy started his working career in the electricity business and joined Shell in 1996. He has spent more than 30 years on various energy projects.
Andy has worked in the Netherlands, Johannesburg, London, Moscow, Beijing, Tokyo, Lima and Perth, where he held a variety of roles in business development, project management and commercial aspects of the Shell business. His LNG experience includes LNG shipping and commercial and director roles on the Sakhalin and Gorgon LNG projects.
Andy was educated as an Electrical Engineer at the University of Stellenbosch in South Africa, with further qualifications in Commerce, Management and Business Administration at the Harvard Business School and Universities of Witwatersrand, South Africa and Insead.
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