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Tuesday, April 15

Start Time	End Time	Information
7:15 AM	8:15 AM	Networking with the Industry: Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:00 AM	8:15 AM	Welcome & Overview: Speaker: Christy Coleman, Vice President, LDC Gas Forums
8:15 AM	9:00 AM	Opening Keynote: Uniting for a Reliable Energy Future: The Power of the SGA Natural Gas Association Click here for details. Join SGA Chair, Cristie Neller as she outlines how this association with a 100+ year-legacy is positioned to advance our industry forward. Hear how its members are responding to the market’s demands by equipping its more than 600 member companies and partners with robust training and meaningful networking opportunities. Learn how the largest natural gas trade association representing every part of the natural gas value chain spanning North America is uniting for a reliable energy future. Speaker: Cristie Neller, Board Chair, SGA Natural Gas Association
9:00 AM	9:45 AM	Presentation: North America natural gas – will production keep up with demand? Click here for details. Natural gas demand is growing and storage levels have returned to normal levels. Rigs counts have not responded, so how will the market balance? We will discuss the recent winter season, and how the summer season is shaping up. We will touch on high level themes including weather, LNG, coal and renewables that will influence the market this season and into the future. Speaker: James Pearson, Sr. Analyst Gas Fundamentals, ConocoPhillips
9:45 AM	10:15 AM	Networking Break
10:15 AM	11:45 AM	Panel: Southeast U.S. Market Assessment, Analysis & Key Takeaways Click here for details. This Panel is comprised of leading industry market analysts, a leading renewable natural gas producer, and a major integrated energy company. The Panel offers an up-to-the-minute assessment of market conditions with supporting data and contextual analysis. Emphasis will focus on circumstances specific to the Southeast market, including supply/demand, price outlooks, incremental demand sources (AI Data Centers, LNG Exports, etc.), midstream infrastructure developments (pipeline & storage), clean energy alternatives (RNG), and GHG abatement. Insights provided by this Panel provides an excellent foundation and factual reference point for the overall Forum agenda and ensuing discussions. Moderator: Cleve Hogarth, Principal, Cleveland Advisory LLC Speakers: Jack Weixel, Senior Director, East Daley Analytics   Sarah Tomalty, Senior Advisor, bp   Brian Tracey, Senior Director, RNG Supply, Vanguard Renewables
11:45 AM	12:15 PM	Board Buses & Depart for Optional Afternoon Networking Activity (Hop Atomica Savannah Brewery & Distillery Tour)
12:15 PM	4:45 PM	Hop Atomica Savannah Brewery & Distillery Tour
1:30 PM	4:30 PM	Mastering Short-Term LNG Trading Course (Located in Grand Ballroom B) Click here for details. The Mastering Short-Term LNG Trading course is designed for energy professionals, traders, and industry stakeholders seeking a deep dive into the complexities of LNG trading, shipping, contracts, and risk management. Whether you are a new entrant in the LNG space or an experienced trader looking to enhance your commercial strategies, this course provides actionable insights, real-world case studies, and expert-driven knowledge to navigate the dynamic global LNG market successfully. This comprehensive course covers everything from the fundamentals of LNG trading to advanced commercial negotiations, portfolio optimization, and freight market dynamics. You’ll gain firsthand knowledge of key LNG trade routes, vessel selection, pricing structures, and contract execution, equipping you with the skills to identify opportunities and mitigate risks in a rapidly evolving marketplace. Find out more here: https://www.ldcgasforums.com/reeseenergytraining/
4:30 PM	6:30 PM	Tuesday Evening Attendee Welcome Reception – Sponsored by Trafigura (Location: Harbor Ballroom / Lawn)

Wednesday, April 16

Start Time	End Time	Information
7:15 AM	8:15 AM	Networking with the Industry: Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:15 AM	8:30 AM	Welcome & Overview: Speaker: Christy Coleman, Vice President, LDC Gas Forums
8:30 AM	9:30 AM	Opening Keynote: Perspectives on the Future of American Energy Click here for details. The presentation and ensuing discussion will explore the future of American energy and the vital role of supply chains, production, infrastructure, trade policy and technology in shaping a more secure, reliable and affordable energy landscape. Specific topics Dan will touch on include: -Project ‘Stargate’ update -U.S. Energy Demand Growth -LNG Exports -Gas/Electric Coordination -Infrastructure Buildout -Policy/Regulation Speaker: Dan Brouillette, CEO, Bridge Tender Holdings
9:30 AM	11:00 AM	Panel: Pipeline to Profits: Exclusive Insights for Gas Producers Partnering Directly with Big Tech's AI Ambitions Click here for details. This panel reveals strategic pathways for gas companies to capitalize on AI-driven demand for reliable, efficient energy solutions. Industry leaders will share firsthand experiences, discussing practical case studies, partnership models, infrastructure requirements, and key risks and rewards of collaborating with tech giants. Gain actionable insights on positioning your natural gas assets to meet the power-hungry needs of tomorrow’s AI infrastructure. Moderator: John Kinder, Director, Pipeline Commercial Services, BHE GT&S Speakers: Jay Bhatty, CEO & Founder, NatGasHub.com   Paul Powers, CEO, Physna   Rock Graham, Sr Manager Origination, NRG, Energy   Brendan Kelly, Senior Account Executive, HData
11:00 AM	11:30 AM	Networking Break
11:30 AM	12:30 PM	Panel: Build Baby Build: Advancing New Energy Infrastructure To Support Increasing Natural Gas Demand Click here for details. This Panel of industry experts includes representation from one of the largest midstream infrastructure operators, a provider of storage solutions for complex energy infrastructure projects, and a multi-state diversified utility company providing gas and electric distribution. With these three perspectives spanning the value chain, the Panel will explore processes for debottlenecking midstream constraints with new projects, project development considerations including managing supply chain challenges, and end-use market requirements including last mile delivery issues. Implications of up-to-the-minute policy and regulatory developments will also be explored. Moderator: Brian Pieri, Founder, Energy Rogue Speakers: Devy Traylor, Vice President, Kinder Morgan   Rafael Velasco, Director of Process Technology, CB&I   Sean Phillips, Marketing & Business Development Manager, REV LNG, LLC   Justin Stankiewicz, Assistant Vice President, Chesapeake Utilities & Marlin Gas Services
12:30 PM	2:30 PM	Keynote Lunch: The Final Stretch: Hurdles Cleared and Victory in Sight Speaker: Jeff Hammad, Chief Commercial Officer, Golden Pass LNG
2:30 PM	4:00 PM	Panel: Where There’s A Will, There’s A Solution - Providing Innovative Technology Solutions To Overcome Infrastructure Management Challenges Click here for details. This Panel incorporates industry experts from a variety of technology providers spanning the energy value chain who provide innovative solutions to overcoming challenges in infrastructure management. With the recent resurgence in demand for natural gas as a vital energy source, attention turns to ensuring sufficient infrastructure to efficiently and securely move energy from production sources to demand centers. The Panel identify and explore specific technology solutions including digital marketplaces for managing commercial natural gas transactions, software for integrating operations and business intelligence along the energy value chain, short-term, mid-term, and peak load forecasting, and solutions for securing critical physical energy infrastructure installations. Moderator: Jay Bhatty, CEO & Founder, NatGasHub.com Speakers: Tom Quinn, Mr, Marquette Energy Analytics, LLC   Scott Vogan, Sr. Vice President – Sales and Marketing, Trellis Energy   Martha Rendon, Sr. Product Manager Gas Commercial Solutions, Emerson   Jason Langella, Chairman, Permacast Walls
4:00 PM	6:00 PM	Cocktail Reception - hosted by the Sponsors

Thursday, April 17

Start Time	End Time	Information
7:45 AM	8:45 AM	Networking with the Industry: Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:45 AM	9:00 AM	Welcome & Overview: Speaker: Christy Coleman, Vice President, LDC Gas Forums
9:00 AM	9:50 AM	Opening Keynote: The Impact of Changing Federal Policies on the Natural Gas Utility Industry Click here for details. Not even 100 days in, the Trump administration has been making quick work of implementing its policies, which often lie in stark contrast to those promulgated by the Biden administration. Between the numerous presidential executive orders and agency reorganizations, the trajectory of U.S. policy has been sharply adjusted in a short period of time. During this presentation, attendees will be walked through some of D.C.'s most impactful actions to the energy industry, especially natural gas utilities. Speaker: Renee Lani, General Counsel, American Public Gas Association
9:50 AM	10:40 AM	Presentation: A New Era for Growth: A Natural Gas Industry Outlook Click here for details. Record gas demand and production coincide with natural gas pricing consistent with historical trends. This presentation will discuss how industrial reshoring, expanding LNG exports, and significant investments in digital infrastructure are driving energy growth, infrastructure needs, and market pricing dynamics—amid a shifting policy landscape and evolving pipeline infrastructure challenges. Speaker: Richard Meyer, Vice President-Energy Analysis, Markets and Standards, American Gas Association

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Mastering Short-Term LNG Trading: A Complete Course on Commercial Strategies, Risk Management, and LNG Logistics

Tuesday, April 15th | 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM | Located in Grand Ballroom B

Cost: $299.00 (Please note – this pass does NOT include access to the LDC Southeast conference sessions, networking or receptions.)

Course Overview

The Mastering Short-Term LNG Trading course is designed for energy professionals, traders, and industry stakeholders seeking a deep dive into the complexities of LNG trading, shipping, contracts, and risk management. Whether you are a new entrant in the LNG space or an experienced trader looking to enhance your commercial strategies, this course provides actionable insights, real-world case studies, and expert-driven knowledge to navigate the dynamic global LNG market successfully.

This comprehensive course covers everything from the fundamentals of LNG trading to advanced commercial negotiations, portfolio optimization, and freight market dynamics. You’ll gain firsthand knowledge of key LNG trade routes, vessel selection, pricing structures, and contract execution, equipping you with the skills to identify opportunities and mitigate risks in a rapidly evolving marketplace.

What You’ll Learn

• LNG Trading Fundamentals: Understand the commercial flexibility, infrastructure access, and risk management strategies that define LNG trading.
• Key LNG Markets & Regional Differences: Explore trading approaches in Asia, Europe, and the Americas.
• Building and Managing an LNG Portfolio: Learn how to optimize LNG assets and make data-driven trading decisions.
• LNG Master Sales Agreement (MSA) & Confirmation Notices: Break down real-world contracts to understand their structure, key clauses, and implications.
• LNG Freight Markets & Chartering Strategies: Analyze vessel types, route costs, and how to optimize shipping efficiency.
• Short-Term LNG Trade Execution: Walk through a complete case study on a single LNG cargo—from pricing and shipping to contract fulfillment.
• Regasification & Market Access: Understand terminal infrastructure and how floating storage (FSRU) plays a role in global LNG trade.
• Risk Management & LNG Hedging Strategies: Discover techniques to protect against price volatility and optimize revenue.
• The Future of LNG Trading: Digitalization, trading platforms, and the impact of energy transition and carbon pricing.

Who Should Take This Course?

This course is ideal for: 

✔️ Oil & Gas Professionals – Understand how LNG fits within global energy markets.

✔️ Shipping & Freight Experts – Learn how LNG freight dynamics affect trade decisions.

✔️ Risk Managers & Hedging Specialists – Master financial strategies to mitigate exposure.

✔️ Energy Executives & Investors – Develop a solid foundation for strategic LNG decision-making.

✔️ LNG Traders & Analysts – Gain advanced trading insights and risk management skills.

Course Modules

???? Module 1: LNG Trading & Market Fundamentals

• Introduction to the LNG Value Chain
• Key LNG Trade Hubs & Pricing Mechanisms
• Supply & Demand Dynamics: How LNG Moves Globally

???? Module 2: Shipping Routes to Asia, Europe, & the Americas

• Spot, Term, and Portfolio Trading Strategies
• Market-Specific LNG Pricing Benchmarks (JKM, TTF, Henry Hub)
• Seasonal & Geopolitical Impacts on LNG Trade

???? Module 3: LNG Portfolio Management & Optimization

• Commercial Decision-Making in LNG Portfolio Management
• LNG Storage, Floating Storage (FSRU), and Trading Flexibility
• Trading Arbitrage: Moving LNG Cargoes for Maximum Profit

???? Module 4: Mastering LNG Contracts (MSA, Confirmation Notices)

• Structure & Key Clauses in LNG Master Sales Agreements
• Understanding Confirmation Notices & Contract Execution
• Real-World Case Study: Negotiating an LNG Spot Cargo

???? Module 5: Risk Management in LNG Trading

• LNG Price Volatility & Hedging Strategies
• Freight Rate Risks: Managing Shipping Costs & Optionality
• Credit & Counterparty Risk in LNG Transactions

???? Module 6: LNG Shipping & Freight Market Analysis

• LNG Vessel Types: Small, Mid-Sized, Large, Q-Flex & Q-Max
• LNG Trade Routes: U.S. to Asia, Europe, Qatar, & Australia
• Fuel Costs, Day Rates, and Vessel Chartering Strategies

???? Module 7: Case Study – End-to-End Short-Term LNG Trade

• Price at Export, Transport Costs, and Value at Destination
• Freight Considerations: Voyage Cost vs. Day Rate Optimization
• Contract Negotiation, Execution, & Portfolio Risk Allocation

???? Module 8: The Future of Short-Term LNG Trading

• The Role of Digitalization & Trading Platforms
• The Impact of Energy Transition & Carbon Pricing on LNG Markets
• Final Q&A & Interactive Discussion

Why Take This Course?

???? Industry-Relevant & Data-Driven – Built by energy market professionals, this course reflects real-world LNG trading dynamics.
???? Actionable Insights – Go beyond theory with hands-on tools, contract breakdowns, and pricing models.
⚡ Stay Ahead of Market Trends – Learn how global energy shifts, carbon pricing, and digital trading platforms are shaping LNG’s future.

Bonus Features

✅ Exclusive Downloadable Resources – LNG pricing models, contract templates, and freight cost calculators.
✅ Real-World Case Studies – Practical examples of LNG trades and contract negotiations.
✅ Interactive Exercises & Simulations – Apply your knowledge to simulated LNG trading scenarios.
✅ Certificate of Completion – Showcase your expertise in LNG trading upon finishing the course.

Cristie Neller Bio

Cristie D. Neller is vice president Administrative Services for Berkshire Hathaway Energy Gas Transmission and Storage.

She is responsible for business related services in support of the BHE GT&S team, an integrated interstate gas transmission and storage company across the East Coast, as well as supporting the broader Berkshire Hathaway Energy Business Transformation efforts.

Beginning as a co-op/intern at Virginia Power, she continued her early career at Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp. in Houston, Tx and in Charlottesville, Va. She joined Dominion Energy in 1998, advancing through progressive leadership positions across the power generation sector in operations and engineering, all while earning her Six Sigma Black Belt from the Six Sigma Academy. In 2009, she became station director at Clover Power Station, where the team achieved recognition as top midsized coal generating facility in North America.

She was promoted to vice president Eastern Pipeline Engineering & Construction in November 2014, overseeing Dominion Energy’s Gas Transmission Engineering and Construction organization. Her leadership guided technical services and capital construction, supporting the growth and maintenance of gas transmission pipelines and storage assets along the East Coast during a period of transition for natural gas infrastructure. She later became vice president of Western Pipeline Operations in October 2019, leading the team providing natural gas transportation and underground storage services in Utah, Wyoming and Colorado. 

In November 2020, she joined BHE GT&S as VP Administrative Services responsible for HR, IT, Supply Chain Fleet and Facility services, as well as leading Business Transformation efforts for BHE GT&S. She now also serves as part of the broader Berkshire Hathaway Energy business transformation leadership team.

She has served on Christopher Newport University Business School’s Board ofAdvisors, the Southern Gas Association Executive Council and the Utah Community Investment Board. She has previously chaired the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America’s Pipeline Safety Committee and Underground Storage Committee. Currently, she is Chair of the FIRST Robotics Chesapeake board of directors for VA/MD/DC and Chair of the Southern Gas Association Board of Directors.

Neller earned her bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Virginia Tech and her MBA from the College of William and Mary.

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Tuesday, April 16

Start Time	End Time	Information
7:00 AM	8:00 AM	Networking with the Industry: Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:00 AM	8:15 AM	Welcome & Overview: Speaker: Ms. Christy Coleman, Vice President, LDC Gas Forums
8:15 AM	9:00 AM	Opening Keynote: Where will the production go? Click here for details. Rising natural gas production has kept storage levels high and driven down prices. How will this production be consumed, and how will the market adjust? We will discuss the recent winter withdrawal season, how the summer season is shaping up, and touch on high level themes that will influence the market in the future. Speaker: Mr. James Pearson, Sr. Analyst Gas Fundamentals, ConocoPhillips
9:00 AM	10:00 AM	Opening Keynote: Unlocking the Future: A Guide to Tech Strategies for the Changing Energy Industry Click here for details. Are you ready for the energy sector's biggest disruption in decades? Learn from industry expert and Forbes writer Jay Bhatty as he shares the 5 key strategies for success in the AI-driven energy sector. Don't get left behind - unlock new revenue opportunities today. Speaker: Mr. Jay Bhatty, CEO & Founder, NatGasHub.com
10:00 AM	10:30 AM	Networking Break
10:30 AM	12:00 PM	Panel: Gas Buyer Perspectives - What Matters Most To End Use Consumers of Natural Gas Click here for details. End users of natural gas include Gas Distribution Utilities (Commercial & Residential), Industrial (Petrochem, Process, Heat) and PowerGeneration. Gas Buyers representing these entities often have a different perspective than other stakeholders across the value chain when it comes to market conditions, developments, and issues. Whether regulated or unregulated, Gas Buyers exist at the end of the value chain, essentially faced with reacting to market developments that are generally out of their control. Creative negotiation of commercial purchasing terms are vital to these constituents ensuring flexibility, security of supply, and competitive prices. This panel will discuss gas buyer perspectives on the following issues categories: •Market Fundamentals (Supply, Demand, Pricing) •Gas Supply Arrangements •Energy Transition: (Energy Trilemma: reliability, affordability, sustainability) •Midstream Infrastructure •Regulatory / Policy •Technology •Power Generation (specific issues) Moderator: Mr. Cleve Hogarth, Principal, Cleveland Advisory LLC Speakers: Ms. Sarah Stabley, Managing Director of Gas Supply Optimization & Pipeline Services, Duke Energy   Mr. Mike Enoch, Executive Director, Patriots Energy Group   Mr. Jeff Avery, Director, Fuel Supply, Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)   Mr. Kenny Malter, Director of Gas Supply and Services, Atmos Energy
12:00 PM	12:15 PM	Board Buses & Depart for Optional Afternoon Networking Activities (Scenic Cruise Tour & Historic Walking Tour)
12:15 PM	4:45 PM	Scenic Cruise Tour & Historic Walking Tour
4:45 PM	6:45 PM	Tuesday Evening Attendee Welcome Reception – Sponsored by Trafigura (Located at the American Gator Club & Lagoon Pool Deck)

Wednesday, April 17

Start Time	End Time	Information
7:00 AM	8:00 AM	Networking with the Industry: Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:00 AM	8:15 AM	Welcome & Overview: Speaker: Ms. Christy Coleman, Vice President, LDC Gas Forums
8:15 AM	9:15 AM	Panel: Finding Equilibrium - Supply / Demand & Market Fundamentals Click here for details. This Panel examines natural gas market fundamentals in the southeast U.S. The Panel is comprised of leading industry analysts who present up-to-the minute data and contextual interpretation. Topics addressed include: •Supply / Demand – current balances and forecasts •Price forecasting; volatility •LNG export implications •Midstream infrastructure capabilities •Powergen demand •Renewables fuel share implications This information provides an excellent foundation and factual reference for the overall Forum Agenda and ensuing discussions. Moderator: Mr. Luke Nemes, Sr. Director, Strategic Origination, NextEra Energy Services Speakers: Mr. Jack Weixel, Senior Director, East Daley Analytics   Mr. Zach Inman, VP, SE Origination, bp
9:15 AM	10:30 AM	Panel: Innovative Solutions To Overcome Headwinds To Infrastructure Development Click here for details. Policy, regulatory and NGO resistance to continued development of natural gas markets continues to build. This panel examines solution innovations being employed by leading stakeholders to overcome these headwinds. Innovative solution examples include traditional pipeline expansion projects, project development/engineering/construction projects, and retail gas sales arrangements. Moderator: Mr. Scott McCollister, SVP Origination, ARM Energy Speakers: Mr. Carl Haga, Vice President, Kinder Morgan   Mr. Jason Waters, Manager, Marketing, Carolina Gas Transmission (BHE GT&S)   Mr. Jeff Tounge, Development Lead, Cashman Preload Cryogenics
10:30 AM	11:00 AM	Networking Break
11:00 AM	12:30 PM	Panel: Where There’s A Will, There’s A Way – Non-Traditional Solutions to Move Gas to Markets Click here for details. Opposition to new gas pipeline infrastructure has become fierce. But market demand for gas continues to grow. This panel explores non-traditional methods to move gas to markets. Innovative solution examples include virtual pipeline, mobile energy solutions, and project development/engineering/construction. Moderator: Mr. Jason Langella, Chairman, Permacast Walls Speakers: Mr. Jeff Baker, Director - Process Technology, CB&I   Mr. Ty Webb, SVP, Galileo Technologies US   Mr. Sean Phillips, Marketing & Business Development Manager, REV LNG, LLC   Mr. Scott Johns, Chief Commercial Officer, Sapphire Gas Solutions
12:30 PM	2:30 PM	Keynote Lunch: Shell LNG Outlook 2024 Click here for details. Jill Davies, Shell's General Manager for the LNG Trading in North America will provide a look-back at the 2023 global LNG market and discuss key trends and considerations for 2024 and beyond. Speaker: Ms. Jill Davies, General Manager, North America LNG Trading, Shell Energy
2:30 PM	4:00 PM	Panel: RNG – A Key Element in The Transition To Low-Carbon Energy Click here for details. As momentum builds for the energy transition, RNG has emerged as viable, cost-effective energy source that is expediting the transition to a lower-carbon energy future. The panel will also discuss a method to connect the disconnected parts of the RNG process to enable transparent environmental attributes data to be measured, recorded, validated and traded in a way that everyone can trust. Moderator: Mr. Rock Graham, Sr Manager Origination, NRG, Energy Speakers: Ms. Anita Doyle, Business Development Manager, Kinder Morgan   Mr. Patrick Young, Sr. Originator - RNG, Shell Energy North America   Ms. Liz Arthur, Global Head of Enterprise Strategy, EarnDLT   Mr. Jesse Blair, Director RNG, Synthica Energy, LLC
4:00 PM	6:00 PM	Cocktail Reception - Hosted by the Sponsors

Thursday, April 18

Start Time	End Time	Information
7:45 AM	8:45 AM	Networking with the Industry: Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:45 AM	9:00 AM	Welcome & Overview: Speaker: Ms. Christy Coleman, Vice President, LDC Gas Forums
9:00 AM	10:00 AM	Opening Keynote: Climate Change – NOT Climate Crisis; How media and politicians use fear to implement policy Click here for details. The apocalyptic view of climate change is hyperbole and misleading, the effects of climate change are not certain disaster, and the resulting energy policy is an attack on prosperity. We draw from a growing body of work of scientists, economists and stakeholders that have seen through the thin veil of climate crisis propaganda. We need to restore hope and order to our energy policy • Yes – the climate is changing (it always has). • No – we do not know for certain how much is attributed to anthropogenic emissions. • No – climate change is not a crisis. • Yes – we should be concerned with maintaining a sustainable living planet. Speaker: Mr. Jeff Tounge, Managing Partner, Tounge Associates
10:00 AM	11:00 AM	Presenation: A Utility Perspective: A look into market conditions affecting Investor Owned Utilities, the strategic impact it has on legacy business and its outlook on emerging opportunities Click here for details. •Florida City Gas acquisition and the strategy behind it. •Overall current state of being an Investor Owned Utility. •RNG Interconnection current activity and strategy both from a pipeline and virtual pipeline perspective. •Details of Full Circle Dairy project, commissioning in April and first pipeline injection scheduled for end of May. "Soup to nuts" development project done in FL. This update will highlight connection between Ag community and utilities. Will produce 100k dekatherms of RNG form a herd of about 4,000 cows. •Legislative Priorities. Speaker: Mr. Justin Stankiewicz, Assistant Vice President, Chesapeake Utilities & Marlin Gas Services

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