Great Meeting

Natural Gas

International

First International

Quadruple-Helix Meeting

on Natural Gas

Government - Industry - Academia

February 11 and 12, 2027

Tecnológico de Monterrey Campus Santa Fe, CDMX

Free admission with registration *Limited capacity

ORGANIZERS

Asociación Mexicana de Gas Natural (AMGN)

Instituto Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM)

Natural gas is one of the most important energy vectors worldwide.

The meeting will be a forum for exchange and discussion among academia, government institutions, industry, and other stakeholders in the natural gas value chain. The event will include keynote addresses, panel discussions, workshops, and thematic sessions, with the aim of connecting and fostering collaboration among stakeholders to create networks and strategic alliances.

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The Key Vector for the Energy Future and Sustainability

The First International Quadruple-Helix Meeting on Natural Gas Meeting will be a forum for exchange and discussion among academia, government institutions, industry, and other stakeholders in the natural gas value chain. The event will include keynote addresses, panel discussions, workshops, and thematic sessions, with the aim of connecting and fostering collaboration among stakeholders to create networks and strategic alliances.

Who is it for?

The call is open to researchers, academics, decision-makers, industry professionals, public officials, and postgraduate students linked to the following communities:

Academia and national and international research institutions

Natural gas industry and associated energy sectors

Governmental institutions in the field of energy (federal, state and municipal)

International organizations and civil society organizations

Graduate students with research in related fields

OFFICIAL PROGRAM

Natural gas

Natural gas is one of the most important energy vectors worldwide.

Natural gas plays a significant role in the global energy system, supporting electricity generation, industrial activity, and residential and commercial energy use. Due to its lesser environmental impact compared to other hydrocarbons, it has become a key element for energy transition and security. Its versatility and efficiency make it a strategic option for the energy, industrial, and residential sectors, and to consolidate the value chain of renewable energy sources such as biomethane and hydrogen.

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Natural gas is one of the most important energy vectors worldwide.

Natural gas plays a significant role in the global energy system, supporting electricity generation, industrial activity, and residential and commercial energy use. Due to its lesser environmental impact compared to other hydrocarbons, it has become a key element for energy transition and security. Its versatility and efficiency make it a strategic option for the energy, industrial, and residential sectors, and to consolidate the value chain of renewable energy sources such as biomethane and hydrogen.

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Regional relevance and global influence

The North America subcontinent is one of the top world’s producers and consumers of natural gas. Canada, the United States, and Mexico are connected through extensive energy infrastructure, cross-border trade and investment, and increasingly interdependent natural gas markets. This configuration highlights opportunities for greater regional cooperation, technological innovation, environmental sustainability, energy security, social justice and more resilient energy systems, while also raising questions regarding the role of natural gas in the global energy transition.

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A turning point in Mexico.

The existing infrastructure and recent regulatory advances open opportunities to optimize, expand, and diversify the natural gas value chain. An efficient and less polluting chain will allow the country to meet international commitments regarding climate change and energy transition, while also promoting economic development and technological progress.

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