FIRST

Promoting Cooperation, Innovation and Investment

Dr Randy Gossen

President, World Petroleum Council

WPC’s role in forging the past and crafting the future

Dr Pierce Riemer

Director General, World Petroleum Council

A World Petroleum Congress in the Middle East at last!

HE Dr Mohammed Bin Saleh Al-Sada

Minister of Energy & Industry, Qatar and Chairman, Qatar Petroleum

Partnering to meet the challenges of the future

Bob Dudley

Group Chief Executive, BP

Seeking oil market stability

HE Ali Al-Naimi

Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Saudi Arabia

Increasing importance of Arab oil and gas producers

HE Abbas Ali Naqi

Secretary General, OAPEC

Lessons from the last decade, strategies for the next two

Andrew Gould

Chairman, Schlumberger

Allied interests of private and national oil companies

Christophe De Margerie

Chairman and CEO, Total

Building the service company of the future

David Lesar

Chairman, President and CEO, Halliburton

OPEC: The importance of security of demand as well 48 as supply

Abdalla Salem El-Badri

Secretary General, OPEC

GECF: A new participant in the natural gas market

Leonid Bokhanovsky

Secretary General, Gas Exporting Countries Forum

The view from the world’s biggest energy user

Professor Wang Zhen

China Univeristy of Petroleum at Beijing

India’s emerging energy needs and supply options

Kirit S Parikh

Chairman, Integrated Research and Action for Development, New Delhi

India: Maximising output, while facilitating imports

R P N Singh

Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas, India

New producer-consumer dialogue: What to expect?

Noé van Hulst

Secretary General, International Energy Forum

Eurasian Pipelines: From Beijing to Berlin

John Roberts

Energy Security Editor, Platts

Nabucco: A pioneering pipeline project

Reinhard Mitschek

Managing Director, Nabucco Gas Pipeline International

The politics of pipeline permitting in North America

Sheila McNulty

US Energy Correspondent, Financial Times

Tanker owners weather stormy economic conditions

Juliet Walsh

Freight Editor, Argus Media Group

Building a truly sustainable energy system

Aron Cramer

President and CEO, BSR

Democracy and oil: A combustible mix

Keith Myers

Partner at Richmond Energy Partners and Adviser to the Revenue Watch Institute

Qatar’s mix of long-term contracts and flexible supply

HE Dr Mohammed Bin Saleh Al-Sada

Minister of Energy & Industry, Qatar and Chairman, Qatar Petroleum

Setting a new legal framework for Nigeria

Diezani Alison-Madueke

Minister of Petroleum Resources, Nigeria

Perupetro: A profile

Promoting E&P in Peru’s mature and frontier basins

The need to train the innovators of tomorrow

Rex W Tillerson

Chairman and CEO, ExxonMobil Corporation

Pre-salt production development in Brazil

Guilherme Estrella

Head of Exploration and Production, Petrobras

Brazil’s deepwater: A financial as well as a technical challenge

Gareth Chetwynd

South America Correspondent, Upstream Newspaper

Post-Macondo reforms: The new regime in US waters

Michael R Bromwich

Director, US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement

The potential in Russia’s new energy frontiers

Prof Anatoly Zolotukhin

Gubkhin Russian State University of Oil and Gas

The promise and the problems of developing the Arctic

Kieran Cooke

Editor, Arctic Monitor

The promise of Canada’s oil sands

Martin Romanow

President and CEO, Nexen

The power of integration to produce ingenuity at speed

John McDonald

Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Chevron Corporation

Researching the future

Ashok Belani

Chief Technology Officer, Schlumberger Limited

Natural gas ready to meet the world’s energy challenges

Dr Abdul Rahim Hashim

President, International Gas Union

Japan’s energy position post-Fukushima

Nobuo Seki

Former President of Chiyoda Corporation

Unconventionals: The world has and needs tight oil

Greg Hill

President, Worldwide Exploration and Executive Vice-President, Hess

Can the US shale gas revolution be repeated elsewhere?

Peter Hughes

Director, Head of Energy Practice, Ricardo Strategic Consulting

Shale gas: Poland starts prospecting

Professor Stanislaw Rychlicki and Marek Karabula

AGH Univeristy of Science and Technology, Krakow and Vice-President, PGNiG respectively

Aiming to meet needs at home & sustain market share abroad

Nordine Cherouati

Chairman and CEO, Sonatrach

Pearl GTL: Making liquids out of gas on a grand scale

Andrew Brown

Executive Vice-President, Shell Qatar

Floating Liquefaction (FLNG): How far will it go?

David Ledesma

Senior Associate, Oxford Insitute for Energy Studies

Carbon capture and storage and the oil and gas sector

Brad Page

Chief Executive Officer, Global CCS Institute

The challenge of sustainable biofuels

Anselm Eisentraut and Michael Waldron

Renewable Energy Division and Oil Industry and Markets Division, respectively, International Energy Agency

Future propulsion for personal mobility

Chris Borroni-Bird and Mary Beth Stanek

General Motors

Trinidad and Tobago: First mover, still in the game

David Renwick

Caribbean Energy Correspondent, World Petroleum

Global upstream spending hits new highs

Iain Brown

Head of Regional Upstream Research, Wood Mackenzie

Meeting rising demand and offsetting production decline

Fatih Birol

Chief Economist, International Energy Agency

Oil: Changing tides

Amrita Sen

Oil Analyst, Barclays Capital

Trends in global gas pricing

Howard V Rogers

Director, Natural Gas Research Programme, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies

Energy project finance and bank capital constraints

Peter Gaw

Managing Director, Global Head of Oil & Gas, Standard Chartered Bank

Putting money aside: The Norwegian example

Wilhelm Mohn

Ministry of Finance, Norway

Petroleum fiscal terms: Old and new challenges

Philip Daniel

Deputy Division Chief, Fiscal Affairs Department, IMF