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Conference:
Day 1
7 April 2010 8am - 5:30pm
Day 2
8 April 2010 8am - 5:30pm
Workshops: Workshop dates
6 & 9 2010
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We are now accepting nominations for industry leaders to serve as speakers and panellists at the Oil and Gas Outlook Africa 2010.We are now accepting nominations for industry leaders to serve as speakers and panellists at the Oil and Gas Outlook Africa 2010.
- Showcase your thought leadership. Share your latest research and case studies with our highly targeted audience of NOC’s, IOC’s, financiers, governments, investors and oil service companies.
- Raise your profile. In addition to speaking in front of over 100 senior-level professionals, your name will be included on over 15,000 brochures distributed worldwide.
- Reinforce your professionalism. Professionals and organizations want to speak at Terrapinn events because they are completely committed to their clients. Our program and agendas are researched and trusted.
For details on presenting a paper at the conference, call Simphiwe Tshabalala on +27 (0) 11 516 4025 or
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Target your market!
For details contact
Denis Kampel on +27 (0) 11 516 4047
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Pre-conference Workshop, Tuesday, 6 April 2010Pre-conference Workshop, Tuesday, 6 April 2010
The changing geopolitics of oil and gasOverview
The oil and gas industry is operating during a propitious moment. Analysts predict that there will be a boom in commodities prices for the next ten years or so.
Demand is such that the International Energy Agency expects that $2.2 trillion dollars in new investments will be required over the next 30 years to meet increasing global demand.
This workshop explores this context, by laying out the way that political considerations affect oil and gas markets. Regions to be covered include: United States, Africa, Latin America, Middle East and Asia.
Your workshop leader
Dr Eva Thorne, Principal, Corporate Governance
Solutions, United States of America
A trained political scientist (Harvard, AB and MIT, PhD) who has extensive experience training oil and gas managers and
consulting around natural resource issues. She is a co-founder of Citrus Acquisitions, which identifies unlisted companies, assets and emerging technologies. 8.30am Registration and refreshments9am Introductions and overview of the course10am Morning refreshments and networking10.30am Contemporary overview of the geopolitics of
oil and gas (regional perspectives)Region I: Africa – emphasis on West and Central Africa and NOCs
Region II: Latin America – emphasis on Venezuela, Ecuador, Mexico and Bolivia
Region III: Middle East
2.30pm Afternoon refreshments and networking3pm The range of above-ground political risks
(small groups to discuss which ones are relevant
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