This presentation is of the history of the Oil & Money Conference from 1980 to present day. Oil & Money is organized jointly by Energy Intelligence and the International Herald Tribune, which brings together the most influential decision makers for two days of high-level discussion and debate on the crucial issues facing the international energy sector. If you want to join us at this year's Oil & Money Conference, then visit http://www.oilandmoney.com/how-to-book.aspx to register your place.

1. 34 Years of Oil & Money

2. Oil & Money
1980 – 1989
A Time of Transformation

3. Reagan Deregulates Oil Prices
1980-1989

4. Iran Hostage Crisis Ends
1980-1989

5. Oil Glut Takes Hold; OPEC Cuts Prices to $29 per Barrel
(April1983)
1980-1989

6. Iran – Iraq Tanker War
1980-1989

7. Oil Price Crash of 1986
1980-1989

8. Chernobyl Disaster (April 26, 1986)
1980-1989

9. Exxon Valdez Oil Spill (March 24, 1989)
1980-1989

10. The Fall of the Berlin Wall (November9, 1989)
1980-1989

11. Oil & Money
1990 – 1999
A Time of Transition

12. 1990-1999
Invasion of Kuwait (August 2, 1990)

13. 1990-1999
Soviet Union Collapses (December 1991)

14. La Apertura: The Opening of Venezuela's Oil
Industry (1994-1999)
1990-1999

15. Lord John Browne, Group Chief Executive of BP
First Recipient of the Petroleum
Executive of the Year Award
1990-1999

16. New Technology & Cost Reductions
1990-1999

17. Asian Economic Crisis Slashes Economic
Growth and Oil Demand (1998)
1990-1999

18. Major Int’l Oil Company Mergers
(BP - Amoco 1998, Exxon - Mobil 1999, Chevron - Texaco 2000)
1990-1999

19. Oil Price moves above $25/bbl as OPEC’s 3
mi. bbl/day cuts take effect (March 29, 1999)
1990-1999

20. Oil & Money
2000 – 2009
A New Boom

21. Expansion of Oil Sands – Alberta
2000-2009

22. Kashagan Discovery (2000)
2000-2009

23. September 11, 2001 : Oil Prices Fall Sharply
2000-2009

24. Iraq War Begins: Iraqi Production Drops
OPEC raises the production quota of its members (excluding Iraq) from
23 to 24.5 million bbl/d effective February (2003)
2000-2009

25. Hurricane Katrina (August29,2005)
2000-2009

26. Russian Production & Export Surge
2000-2009

27. Qatar LNG Expansion
2000-2009

28. Chinese Demand Growth Drives
Oil Price, Supply Anxiety
2000-2009

29. Oil Price Hits $147 Barrel (July 2008)
2000-2009

30. Oil Price Drops Sharply as Part of Global
Financial Crisis
2000-2009

31. US Shale Gas Production Rewrites Gas Supply
Outlook in North America
2000-2009

32. Iran: New Political Uncertainty and
Geopolitical Risk (September 2009)
2000-2009

33. Saudi Capacity Increases to 11 Million
Barrels a Day (2009)
2000-2009

34. Crude Oil Prices (1970- 2008)
International Crude Oil Market Handbook, Energy Intelligence
2000-2009

35. Oil & Money
2010 – 2013
The New Energy Map

36. Russia Introduces New ESPO Crude to
Asian Market (2010)
2010-2013

37. BP Deepwater Horizon Explosion; Oil Spill in the
Gulf of Mexico (April 20, 2010)
2010-2013

38. Last US Combat Troops Leave Iraq
(Aug 19, 2010)
2010-2013

39. Petrobras Raises $70 billion in Record
Share Offers (2010)
2010-2013

40. Arab Spring Begins in Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain
(2011)
2010-2013

41. Libyan Production Stops Due to Civil War – Oil
Prices Rise (February2011)
2010-2013
Production Recovers Faster than Expected

42. Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster has Big
Impact on LNG and Oil Markets as Japan Seeks
Replacements (March 2011)
2010-2013
All Japanese Nuclear Reactors Shut Down (May 2012)

43. June OPEC Meeting Ends in Disarray;
End of Quotas(2011)
2010-2013

44. EU Embargoes Iranian Oil in Protest of Nuclear
Weapons Program; US Imposes Secondary
Boycott. Tension Drives Up Oil Prices (Jan 2012)
2010-2013

45. US Looks to Rising Oil Production and Reduced
Imports Due to Shale Oil (2012)
2010-2013

46. Hurricane Sandy Causes Widespread Gas
Shortage and Rationing in New York, New
Jersey (October2012)
2010-2013

47. Algerian BP Facility Occupied by Amenas
Militants for Four Days, Killing 48 Hostages; Gas
Exports Maintained (January 16, 2013)
2010-2013

48. US Light, Tight Oil Production Growth Exceeds
Expectations (2013)
2010-2013

49. Competition Grows Between Russian State
Giants Gazprom and Rosneft (2013)
2010-2013

50. Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez Dies Raising
Questions About Future Direction (March 5, 2013)
2010-2013

51. Oil & Money
Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond
2010-2013

52. The Future of New Oil Technology

53. The Future of Renewable Energy

54. The Future of Oil

55. Thank You for Joining Us for 34 Years
Insight, Knowledge, Networking
Confronting our Common Challenges
Explaining the Energy Industry to the World