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H.E. Abdullah Bin Hamad Al-Attiyah, Deputy Premier & Minister of Energy and Industry, Qatar
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Andrew Gould, Chairman & CEO, Schlumberger
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Ian R. Taylor, President & Chief Executive, The Vitol Group of Companies
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Jon Z. Bentley, Partner, Innovation and Carbon Management, IBM Global Business Services
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Brian Efird, Executive Vice President, Sentia Group
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Pierre-Rene Bauquis, Adjunct Professor, IFP School
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H.E. Sauat Mynbayev, Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Kazakhstan
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Bernard J. Duroc-Danner, Chairman & CEO, Weatherford International
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Helge Lund, President & CEO, StatoilHydro ASA
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Ali Moshiri, President, Chevron Africa and Latin America Exploration and Production Company
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Ayman Asfari, Group Chief Executive, Petrofac Services Limited
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William R. Polk, Senior Director, W.P. Carey Foundation and Author
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Paolo Scaroni, CEO, Eni S.p.A
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Marcel P. Kramer, Chairman & CEO, Nederlandse Gasunie
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Guy Caruso, Administrator, US Energy Information Administration
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Atul Chandra, President, International Operations, Reliance Industries Ltd.
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Herman Franssen, President, International Energy Associates
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Christophe de Margerie, Chief Executive Officer, Total
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Antonio Brufau, Chairman & CEO, Repsol YPF
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Nobuo Tanaka, Executive Director, International Energy Agency
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Roxanne Decyk, Corporate Affairs Director, Royal Dutch Shell
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Ray Leonard, Vice President - Eurasia, Kuwait Energy
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Thomas Wallin, President, Energy Intelligence
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The Lord Browne of Madingley, Managing Director, Riverstone Holdings
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Chad Deaton, Chairman & CEO, Baker Hughes Inc.
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Nordine Ait-Laoussine, Former Oil Minister, Algeria
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Alastair J. Maxwell, Managing Director, Global Energy & Utilities Group, Morgan Stanley
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Fatih Birol, Chief Economist, International Energy Agency
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David Knapp, Senior Editor, Oil Markets, Energy Intelligence
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Shokri Ghanem, Chairman, Libya NOC
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Thomas Thune Andersen, Chief Executive Officer, Maersk Olie og Gas AS
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Alirio A. Parra, Former Minister of Energy and Mines, Venezuela
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Andrew Bartlett, Global Head, Oil and Gas, Standard Chartered Bank
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Edgard Habib, Chief Economist, Chevron Corp.
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Sarah Miller, Editor-at-Large, Energy Intelligence
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H.E. Abdalla Salem El-Badri, Secretary General, OPEC
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Rick George, President & CEO, Suncor Energy Inc.
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Matthew R. Simmons, Chairman, Simmons & Company International
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William Vereker, Head of Investment Banking, Nomura
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Christof Rühl, Group Chief Economist & VP, BP
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Anna Rubino, Author, Queen of the Oil Club: The Intrepid Wanda Jablonksi and the Power of Information
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Robert Dudley, Chief Executive Officer, TNK-BP
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Esam Janahi, Chairman of the Board, Gulf Finance House, Bahrain
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Franz B. Ehrhardt, CEO & Principal Consultant, CASCA Consulting, L.L.C.
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Björn Stigson, President, World Business Council for Sustainable Development
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Ghassan Salamé,
Professor, Institut d'Etudes Politiques
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Raphael Sandrea, President, IPC Petroleum Consultants
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H.E. Mohamed Bin Dhaen Al Hamli, Minister of Energy, U.A.E.
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Ari H. Soemarno, President & CEO, Pertamina
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Nansen G. Saleri, President & CEO, Quantum Reservoir Impact LLC
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Interviews and Coverage
A distinguished roster of panelists leads the two-day conference through lively exchanges centering on issues of
critical importance to all market sectors, the exchange of confidential insights, and the opportunity to network
with the industry's greatest leaders.
Oil & Money 2008 had in attendance almost 700 participants from 50 countries - senior executives from every energy
sector and from every key country.
The Oil & Money 2008 theme — The New Realities of High-Cost Oil — elicited much discussion assessing the current and
future trends affecting the global energy business, especially how it impacts and is impacted by a politically charged
and economically fragile world. Topics addressed included the effect of national oil companies on oil supply and demand,
the prospects and challenges presented by strong upstream activity, the future of natural gas and new carbon economies,
and energy and foreign policy.
Here is a summary of some of our discussions and coverage in the press:
Just three months ago, the big topic would have been high oil prices: whether
they were sustainable, whether markets were functioning properly, and whether
something should be done to regulate speculation. In the next two days, oil executives
and energy ministers will presumably focus instead on the oil-price collapse: the pros
and cons of further production cuts, the new outlook for oil and the impact this will
have on the projects needed to secure supply in future.
For the last year, Libya's state National Oil Corp. (NOC) has pressed hard on
growth plans, forging new development contracts with producers aimed at
underpinning a targeted 1.2 million barrel per day increase in oil output. But
falling oil prices mean these plans could be revised, NOC head Shokri Ghanem
told PIW at last week’s Oil & Money conference in London.
When it comes to enduring boom and bust cycles in the oil-field services sector,
Schlumberger Chairman and Chief Executive Andrew Gould has "been there, done that."
In fact, the current looming slowdown will be his third in a career that dates back
to 1975. Gould spoke to Houston bureau chief Barbara Shook about Schlumberger's view
of the future on the sidelines of last week's Oil & Money conference in London.
Carbon limits will fundamentally alter the petroleum business. What are some
of the critical challenges and the biggest opportunities for oil and gas firms?
Like oil, natural gas is facing price pressures and supply constraints. To what
extent are these dilemmas the same and to what extent do they differ?
Based on a presentation at the Oil & Money conference in London,
Nansen Saleri challenges "peak oil" theorists with an optimistic outlook for the
world energy balance. Saleri, former head of reservoir management at Saudi Aramco,
is president and chief executive of Houston's Quantum Reservoir Impact.
A View on the Outlook for Oil
Matthew R. Simmons, Chairman, Simmons & Company International
An International National Herald Tribune Video Interview
Click here to view the full interview
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The great transfer of financial resources resulting from high oil prices is changing
the global economy. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the growing position of
sovereign wealth funds. Key players will explore their goals, strategies, and impact.
Business input must be very clear on issues such as energy efficiency, demand-side
management technology, carbon financing and sectoral approaches for markets and finance,
Björn Stigson, President, World Business Council for Sustainable Development told the
Oil & Money conference in London on Wednesday. Stigson stressed that companies must
remodel their businesses with a longer-term sustainable environmental policy in mind
to ensure success, profitability, and value to shareholders.
Climate Change and the Financial Crisis
Björn Stigson,
President, World Business Council for Sustainable Development
An International National Herald Tribune Video Interview
Click here to view the full interview
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