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From Long-term Contracts to Flexible Markets: A Journey in Creativity and Risk Management

Explore the transition from long-term contracts to flexible markets in the gas, power, and renewables sector through innovative strategies and co-operation. Dive into the evolution of the Trinidad (Atlantic LNG) example and the transition of Trinidad Trains 1-3. Markets are crucial, and managing exposure is key to early capture and success. Embrace branded LNG sales and diversions for in-country supply and demand balancing. Witness the shift from point-to-point trade to flexibility. Discover how Asia Pacific markets are slower to evolve, yet showcase various innovative approaches.

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From Long-term Contracts to Flexible Markets: A Journey in Creativity and Risk Management

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    1. Long-term Contracts to Flexible Markets A Journey in Creativity, Co-operation and Risk Management Anne C. Quinn BP Group Vice President, Gas, Power & Renewables

    2. Content Atlantic Basin Focus Trinidad (Atlantic LNG) Example Future Further Innovation/Change Expected

    3. Trinidad Trains 1-3, Old Order & Transition

    4. Trinidad Trains 1-3, Old Order & Transition

    5. Trinidad Trains 1-3, Old Order & Transition

    10. Summary Markets are key early capture necessitates managing exposure Move from point-to-point trade to flexibility branded LNG sales Diversions used to facilitate in-country supply / demand balancing Asia Pacific slower to evolve but numerous examples of innovation

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