Mohsin Seedat
Acting CEO iGas
Mohsin Seedat is a registered Professional Engineer with 17 years’ experience in the energy industry.
Until 2011, he was the Executive Manager responsible for the development of Nuclear, Gas and Renewable energy projects at Eskom. In this role, he led the development of the business cases for Eskom’s Ankerlig and Gourikwa open cycle gas turbine plants and the feasibility study on a LNG fuelled CCGT project. He also previously led the teams that developed the investment cases for Eskom’s Nuclear-1 and 100MW Sere wind farm projects.
Mohsin thereafter spent 5 years in management consulting where he advised government and private sector clients on local and regional gas and power mega projects.
He recently joined the CEF group and has assumed the role of Interim Chief Operating Officer for the South African Gas Development Company SOC (Ltd) commonly referred to as iGas which has a 25% ownership of the ROMPCO pipeline from Temane in Mozambique to Secunda in South Africa and is actively involved in the development of bulk gas infrastructure in Southern Africa.
Until 2011, he was the Executive Manager responsible for the development of Nuclear, Gas and Renewable energy projects at Eskom. In this role, he led the development of the business cases for Eskom’s Ankerlig and Gourikwa open cycle gas turbine plants and the feasibility study on a LNG fuelled CCGT project. He also previously led the teams that developed the investment cases for Eskom’s Nuclear-1 and 100MW Sere wind farm projects.
Mohsin thereafter spent 5 years in management consulting where he advised government and private sector clients on local and regional gas and power mega projects.
He recently joined the CEF group and has assumed the role of Interim Chief Operating Officer for the South African Gas Development Company SOC (Ltd) commonly referred to as iGas which has a 25% ownership of the ROMPCO pipeline from Temane in Mozambique to Secunda in South Africa and is actively involved in the development of bulk gas infrastructure in Southern Africa.
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Thursday 07/11/2019 From 15:30 To 16:20
11/07/2019 15:30
11/07/2019 16:20
What do you need for a successful LNG import project?
As the global natural gas market is predicted to increase by 45% by 2040, we look at the future roadmap for LNG in Africa. Topics to include:
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Main Stage |
Mohsin Seedat Patrichi Christian Tanasa Scott Childres Wale Olafisan |
Time and date
Thursday 07/11/2019
From 15:30 To 16:20
11/07/2019 15:30
11/07/2019 16:20
What do you need for a successful LNG import project?
As the global natural gas market is predicted to increase by 45% by 2040, we look at the future roadmap for LNG in Africa. Topics to include:
- What does an LNG seller look for in a market?
- Building a gas chain which will encourage infrastructure investment
- How LNG bunkering can unlock new markets
- Can LNG and renewables investment create solutions for African power markets?
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