2010 Program - Confirmed Speakers & Topics
Confirmed keynote speakers include:
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Christophe de Margerie, CEO, Total |
H.E. José Maria Botelho de Vasconcelos, Minister of Petroleum, Angola |
Nobuo Tanaka, Executive Director, International Energy Agency |
Other confirmed speakers include:
Peter Voser, Chief Executive Officer, Royal Dutch Shell
Andrew Gould, Chairman & CEO, Schlumberger Limited (2010 PEY Winner)
Rilwanu Lukman, Former Minister of Petroleum Resources,
Shokri Ghanem, Former
David W. Williams, Chairman, President and CEO, Noble Corporation
Bernard J. Duroc-Danner, Chairman, President & CEO, Weatherford International Ltd.
Chris Ross, Senior Consultant, CRA
Issam A.R. Al-Chalabi, Former Minister of
Fereidun Fesharaki, Chairman & CEO, FACTS Global Energy
Peter Wells, Non-Executive Director, Neftex Petroleum Consultants Ltd.
Fatih Birol, Chief Economist, International Energy Agency
Edgard Habib, Chief Economist, Chevron Corporation
Mikkal Herberg, Research Director, Asian Energy Security, The National Bureau of Asian Research
Thamir Ghadhban, Advisor to the Prime Minister & Former Iraqi Oil Minister, Iraqi Government
Ivan Sandrea, Vice President, International E&P Strategy, Statoil
Grant A. Porter, Vice Chairman, Barclays Capital
David Ledesma, Independent Strategy and LNG Consultant, South-Court Ltd.
Sadad Al-Husseini, President, Husseini Energy Co., and Former Executive Vice President and Member of the Board, Saudi Aramco
P.M.S. Prasad, Executive Director & Member of the Board, Reliance Industries Limited
Wolf E. Regener, President & CEO, BNK Petroleum, Inc.
Walter van de Vijver, President & CEO, Reliance Exploration & Production DMCC
Martin Lovegrove, Vice Chairman, Oil & Gas, Standard Chartered Bank
Jakob Thomasen, Chief Executive Officer, Maersk Oil
Steve Edwards, Global Leader, Chemicals & Petroleum, IBM
Key Agenda Topics
Ministerial Forum and Corporate Keynote Speeches Top energy ministers and corporate leaders will offer their perspectives on how they are confronting today’s geopolitical and business challenges. NOC-IOC Forum: Future Competition, Cooperation and Alliances Relations between state firms and private investors remain in flux. International oil companies are in a transition toward alliances with national oil firms and, at the same time, recent upstream arrangements are calling into question the future viability of the established production-sharing model. Global Oil Market Outlook Where are oil prices headed and what is driving them? Deepwater Safety and Upstream Environmental Risks The industry faces a host of new challenges in the aftermath of the Macondo spill in the The Center of Economic Gravity Shifts to |
Leadership Forum: The Global Implications of Shale Gas Will shale gas supply as much as half the natural gas production in The New Financial Landscape The financial underpinnings of the energy business are shifting with new regulations and challenges to both accessing capital and deploying it effectively. Changing Regional Natural Gas Markets. and New Pricing Practices The global natural gas business is facing price pressures, big supply shifts and security of supply issues that are impacting long-term pricing and trade The Geopolitics of Energy This session will cover the broad range of geopolitical and regional pressures shaping the energy business from |
Monday, October 11
18:30 – 20:00 Welcome Cocktail Reception
Tuesday, October 12
08:00 Conference begins
18:00 Close of day one
19:30 Petroleum Executive of the Year Cocktail Reception
20:15 Petroleum Executive of the Year Dinner
23:00 Carriages
Wednesday, October 13
08:30 Conference begins
14:00 Luncheon
15:30 Close of conference