The NT Energy Club is excited to host Frank Tudor, Managing Director of leading energy infrastructure company Jemena, for a keynote presentation at its next industry dinner on 28 April 2021.
Throughout his keynote Frank will consider the role gas will play in Australia’s future energy mix, while also touching on what’s next for the company’s $800 million Northern Gas Pipeline which was completed in 2018.
Jemena – an $11.5 billion energy infrastructure company – is leading some of the country’s most exciting energy projects including:
- · The Western Sydney Green Gas Project, which is developing green hydrogen gas and testing its application in residential and commercial settings, and
- · The Malabar Biomethane Project – a partnership with Sydney Water which will produce carbon-neutral biomethane which can be injected into the NSW domestic gas network.
Jemena is also working with Australian Industrial Energy (AIE) to connect Australia’s first LNG import terminal at Port Kembla to the east coast gas grid.
As part of his keynote, Frank will also detail Jemena’s locals first approach which saw the company spend more than $15 million with businesses across the Barkly region during 2017-2018. Frank will also discuss the Group’s Pipeline to Success mentoring program – a partnership with Saltbush Enterprises – which is providing job pathways for people living in remote parts of the Northern Territory.
About Frank Tudor:
Frank has held various senior executive roles over the last 30 plus years in the international oil, gas, and power industries. Before joining Jemena as Managing Director on 15 October 2018, Frank worked at Horizon Power, BP and Woodside.
Frank serves on the Council of Australian Governments Energy Security Board Advisory Panel, the Reliable Affordable Clean Energy for 2030 Cooperative Research Centre (RACE for 2030 CRC), the Asia Society Advisory Panel and is a Board member of ActewAGL, Deputy Chair of Energy Networks Australia (and is Chair of its Gas Committee). He is also a member of the Business Council Australia Energy and Climate Change Committee.
Frank holds first class degrees in engineering, economics and business administration from Curtin University (WA), London School of Economics (UK) and AGSM (University of NSW). He has also completed the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business School and lectured in oil and gas economics and legal frameworks at the University of Western Australia.
Tickets include two course dinner and beer, wine and soft drinks.
This event is proudly sponsored by:
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