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Claudio Steuer

Senior Research Fellow

Claudio Steuer is the founder and director of SyEnergy, an energy consultancy focused on strategy, natural gas and LNG supply, project development, pricing, commercial negotiations, senior management advice, and a faculty member of the International Human Resources Development Corporation (IHRDC) from Boston, USA.

Claudio has over 30 years of international energy experience and was responsible for strategy, gas master planning, business development, negotiations, and venture governance aspects of natural gas, LNG, FLNG, Marine CNG, and coal gasification projects with Shell, ENI, Nigeria LNG, New African Global Energy, Saipem, Centrica, Gas Strategies and consulting clients.

Claudio spent 10 years on Nigerian upstream and domestic gas, and the six LNG trains of Nigeria LNG in various roles responsible for shareholder, technical, commercial and upstream activities with Shell, Nigeria LNG and Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria.  Claudio represented ENI’s shareholder interest in Angola LNG and LPG, Kashagan gas commercialisation, contributed to gas valorisation studies for Angola, Congo, Ghana and Mozambique, and was a regional gas and LNG coordinator for activities in the Caspian, Southeast Asia and Australia.

Claudio presents at energy conferences focused on upstream gas, LNG and FLNG, and has lectured on energy courses at ENI Corporate University, Alphatania, CWC School for Energy, and IHRDC. Claudio has provided analysis and commentary featured in articles by ICIS Global LNG, Interfax Gas Daily, Bloomberg, Gas Matters, LNG Business Review, and Maritime Executive.

Claudio has an BS in Computer Science and Marketing from Boston College, an MBA in International Business from Babson College, a Certificate in Company Direction from The Institute of Directors, and specialized courses from Harvard Law School and Lax Sebenius/Harvard Business School, and IHRDC.

 

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