27.04.2017

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Hôtel Le Méridien Etoile, Paris - France

18th International Oil Summit

About the International Oil Summit

The International Oil Summit is an annual gathering of Energy and Oil Ministers, Heads of IEA, OPEC and IEF, CEOs and key industry leaders, from IOCs, NOCs and service sector, to discuss the most relevant issues of the oil sector.  Over the past years, the Summit has been the circle for policy makers and industry leaders to exchange views on ways and means to address a large spectrum of oil related issues such as securing investment and meeting future oil demand, addressing oil market volatility and its effects on investment, improving dialogue among producing and consuming countries, and between oil and service companies on project management and risk sharing.


The 18th edition of the International Oil Summit

The 2017 edition of the Summit will examine how industry is adjusting to a new oil price environment and assess impact of such adjustments on global oil and energy security. The Summit will also look at ways and means to successfully do business and implement sustainable energy policies in an increasingly carbon-constrained world. Through four very interactive sessions, the 18th International Oil Summit will discuss some key questions and challenges facing oil and service industry as well as producing and consuming governments.

    

Global Dialogue Session (Heads of IEA, IEF and OPEC):

  • How does current oil market environment impact global energy security? What concerted government actions could improve market security in the short-, medium- and long-term? How can producing and consuming countries manage their interlinked energy transition successfully?

Ministerial Panel: 

  • How does present oil market environment impact global energy security in the short, medium and long term? How to reduce oil market volatility and secure investment needed in order to meet present and future oil demand? What does it take to align local and global energy mix with commitments to reduce climate change without harming energy security?

Oil Companies Panel:

  • What are the long lasting consequences of shale revolution on the global oil business? How are companies adjusting to the new oil price environment? How to successfully do business in an increasingly carbon-constrained world? Can IOCs, NOCs and Service Companies build and implement innovative strategies to jointly meet the future oil demand?

Service Sector Panel: 

  • Technology input in a world of volatile oil and gas prices? How are service companies adjusting in cost reduction environment? How do Service companies see future collaboration with IOCs, NOCs and other stakeholders? How can the industry rebuild both capability and capacity so it can develop future oil resources?

Participation

The genuine debate in the Paris International Oil Summit has tremendously benefited from the participation of high caliber speakers such as Energy and/or Oil Ministers of Algeria, India, Nigeria, Norway, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates Venezuela, … as well as CEOs and leaders from the petroleum industry such as Anadarko, BHP, BP, Cheniere, Chevron, CGG, Halliburton, Hellenic Petroleum, IFP Energies Nouvelles, Norsk Hydro, Perenco, Petrobras, Repsol, Saudi Aramco, Schlumberger, Shell, Sonatrach, Statoil, Total, Technip, etc. 

Why attend?
  • The Summit is the only few gatherings bringing together Ministers, oil and service industry leaders to discuss the most important and relevant issues of the day.  Such participation provides an excellent opportunity for meetings, discussions and networkingamong attendees.
  • The Summit enjoys also an excellent media coverage attended by more than 50 journalists and therefore provides an excellent tool to echo oil industry concerns and views.

18th International Oil Summit

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