The WGC2022 National Organizing Committee (NOC) has taken the decision to make a one-time extension of the early bird registration for the 28th World Gas Conference (WGC2022) to March 31, 2022.
It said: “The early bird extension will give our colleagues within the gas and energy industry more time to register and save on a ticket to attend WGC2022 in Daegu, South Korea on May 23-27 2022.”
“We are delighted with the level of interest and enthusiasm from our speakers, exhibitors, sponsors, partners and attendees in attending the conference and exhibition in person in Daegu this coming May, despite COVID-19,” said Bong Kyu Park, co-chairman of the NOC for WGC2022.
He added: “The NOC is pleased to offer maximum flexibility to all our colleagues within the gas and energy industry and encourage you to register now to take advantage of this special registration benefit.”
Full refunds will be given for any cancellation of registration received by March 312022. No refunds will be given for any cancellation received after March 31 2022, except in cases where attendees must cancel their registration due to the Korean Government’s issue of an entry restriction to the Republic of Korea due to COVID-19 or equivalent pandemic.
The event is being planned under the Korean Government’s ‘Living with Covid’ strategy, a proactive approach under which preparations for WGC2022 are proceeding.
The NOC have been working closely with the Korean Prime Minister’s office and can confirm that all WGC2022 attendees planning to visit WGC will be exempt from self-quarantine on arrival in Korea.
The application for quarantine exemption will be available through the online portal from mid-March which will be provided by WGC2022. WGC2022 will offer many opportunities for participation through the various informative programmes such as in the Plenary, Luncheon Addresses, Current Debates, Industry Insights, Technology & Innovation, Professional Training Courses and Young Leaders Programme.
Speakers will undertake the debate on the critical issues facing the industry, discuss the need to meet the increasing global energy demand by improving accessibility, availability and affordability while tackling net-zero emissions targets and reshaping the trajectory for energy transition.
The conference has already confirmed over 120 distinguished gas and energy industry leaders as speakers and recently confirmed industry experts such as Fatih Birol of the International Energy Agency, Alexey Miller of Gazprom, Kitack Lim of the International Maritime Organisation, Dai Houliang of CNPC and H.E. Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi of QatarEnergy.
For more information visit www.wgc2022.org/registration
