Daniel Reinbott is a Partner in Baker Botts' Projects and Energy practice, with extensive experience advising clients across the energy sector on major project developments, financing, M&A, and commodity marketing and trading. A leading practitioner in the LNG sector, he has advised on the development of LNG regasification (including FSRU), gas-to-power, and liquefaction projects throughout the Asia-Pacific region, as well as on long-term LNG sale and purchase agreements, helping sponsors, buyers, and suppliers secure and commercialize LNG across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. He has played a key role in helping numerous companies across Asia-Pacific secure new sources of LNG/natural gas and regularly advises on LNG trading matters.

Guillaume Servajean is Chief Commercial Officer for ENGIE’s Global LNG business. Based in Singapore, he leads originators and structurers across Singapore, London, Paris, and Houston, overseeing commercial strategy and priorities for ENGIE’s LNG portfolio. After a decade in investment banking, Guillaume joined ENGIE in 2014 as its Singapore energy management platform was established. He helped rebuild ENGIE’s LNG origination capabilities following the Group’s 2018 strategic sale, contributing to three major U.S. security-of-supply contracts during the Russian gas crisis and expanding its supply book to 4.5 mtpa. More recently, he has focused on growing ENGIE’s LNG footprint across the region.

Katie Chung is a Partner in Baker Botts' international disputes and arbitration practice, with nearly 20 years of experience representing clients in complex, Asia-related international arbitrations. She advises and represents clients across a broad range of sectors, including the full lifecycle of energy projects, LNG, digital infrastructure, technology, telecommunications, infrastructure, financial institutions, and commodities. Apart from acting as lead counsel, Katie regularly sits as an arbitrator in arbitrations seated in Singapore or Hong Kong.

Lukas Lim is a triple-qualified international disputes lawyer (England & Wales, Singapore, Malaysia) with over a decade of experience acting as counsel in arbitrations under all major arbitration rules. He regularly acts in complex, high-value cross-border disputes with a particular focus on the energy sector, including oil & gas and renewables. Lukas has been recognised as a “Leading Associate” by The Legal 500 Asia-Pacific, named a “Future Star” in International Arbitration by Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific, and was shortlisted as Associate of the Year (International Arbitration) at the 2026 Legal 500 Southeast Asia Awards. He is part of the SIAC’s Reserve Panel of Arbitrators.

Thara Gopalan is Vice President at the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR), the international division of the American Arbitration Association (AAA), the world's largest provider of ADR services. In this role, she leads the AAA-ICDR's strategy, operations, and development across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Oceania. Before joining the AAA-ICDR, Thara practiced as a commercial disputes lawyer in Singapore, appearing in matters raising novel questions of law before all levels of the Singapore courts, as well as in arbitrations and mediations involving parties from around the world. Today, Thara works with governments, businesses, lawyers, and other stakeholders to develop dispute resolution frameworks that support cross-border commerce and help organizations manage legal and commercial risk.

Wong Kit Ling has over a decade of experience in Asia-Pacific energy markets. Before joining Poten, she was a senior editor at Argus Media, covering Asia-Pacific and Middle East oil product markets. She held editorial roles in LNG and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), overseeing price reporting and establishing new pricing benchmarks. Kit Ling is a regular speaker at LNG conferences and a subject matter expert on bespoke LNG projects. She has been quoted by news agencies on LNG developments. She began her career with EuroMoney, covering commodities in Asia-Pacific. Kit Ling is a graduate of the National University of Singapore.