The discussion will focus on the future role of gaseous energy carriers in decentralized energy supply and the infrastructure required to support them. Panelists will examine the outlook for natural gas as a transition fuel, biogas and biomethane as renewable energy sources, and hydrogen as a potential pathway for long-term decarbonization. Key topics will include fuel availability, economic viability and regulatory frameworks, as well as the question of how decentralized generation assets and energy supply concepts can be designed today to remain system-relevant, future-proof and climate-friendly in the years ahead.