This document provides an overview of Clarion Events' energy and utilities conferences and exhibitions. It begins with a message from the CEO about the strategic importance of the energy sector and Clarion Events' role in serving its information and partnership needs. It then describes Clarion Events' business units that specialize in different areas of the energy sector, including utilities metering/smart grids, upstream oil and gas, and downstream oil and gas. The rest of the document lists upcoming flagship conferences for each specialty area along with their dates and locations.
The document provides information about the Greater Vancouver Clean Technology Expo & Championship taking place on January 28, 2015 at Surrey City Hall in Surrey, BC from 10 am to 4 pm. It includes greetings from Mayor Linda Hepner, the event schedule with presentations, workshops and competition rounds, descriptions of the workshops on generating US sales, financing clean technology, and investing in resilient communities. It also lists the judges and provides the competition format.
EarthStream is a specialist recruiting firm for the global energy and resources sectors. They supply technical, engineering, and commercial resources to operators, explorers, service providers, and more in over 50 countries. EarthStream divides its business into oil & gas, mining & resources, and energy & utilities. They have 20 offices globally and can source local, expatriate, or FIFO candidates for any region.
EarthStream is a global recruiting firm focused on the energy and resources sectors. They have 20 offices across 6 continents and can source candidates in over 50 countries. Their global database includes over 250,000 specialists. EarthStream provides a variety of workforce solutions including direct hire, contract, national and project-based recruitment to help clients address talent shortages. They aim to become a leading recruiting partner through a commitment to client service, expertise in the industry, and global network.
The document discusses the lack of trust between countries in international relations. Game theory, such as the Prisoner's Dilemma, can be used to model how lack of trust hinders relationships. More research is needed on trust at the international level given its increased complexity compared to interpersonal relationships. Developing relationships built on trust could improve negotiations among nations.
Roots take up water and minerals from the soil. They have branches and root hairs that increase their surface area for absorption. Water enters roots through osmosis as root cells have a higher solute concentration than the soil. Minerals enter through active transport against their concentration gradient. Water moves through the root via two pathways - through the cell walls (apoplast pathway) or through the cytoplasm and plasmodesmata between cells (symplast pathway). Most water is drawn up through transpiration and replaced through the roots.
Photosynthesis is a metabolic pathway that uses light, water, carbon dioxide, and chlorophyll to produce carbohydrates and oxygen through light-dependent and light-independent reactions. The light-dependent reactions use solar energy to produce ATP and NADPH in the chloroplasts. The light-independent reactions then use these products in the Calvin Cycle to incorporate carbon dioxide into organic compounds to form carbohydrates. The rate of photosynthesis is affected by factors like light intensity, carbon dioxide concentration, and temperature.
Ted provides an overview of the Healthmaster E Learning system, explaining that it allows logging in to access lessons on the left side which can then be moved to the training box on the right to start. Each lesson contains buttons to navigate slides and tools like showing movies or allowing interactive practice at one's own pace, with options to look up terms, print slides, and navigate between lessons and logging out.
This document discusses soldering and cleaning processes for high-performance printed circuit boards. It covers topics like solder alloy composition, flux usage, solder paste characteristics, and post-assembly cleaning requirements. It also addresses environmentally-friendly circuit board materials and processes, including pollution prevention strategies like reducing water usage and implementing recycling programs.
The document provides information about the Greater Vancouver Clean Technology Expo & Championship taking place on January 28, 2015 at Surrey City Hall in Surrey, BC from 10 am to 4 pm. It includes greetings from Mayor Linda Hepner, the event schedule with presentations, workshops and competition rounds, descriptions of the workshops on generating US sales, financing clean technology, and investing in resilient communities. It also lists the judges and provides the competition format.
EarthStream is a specialist recruiting firm for the global energy and resources sectors. They supply technical, engineering, and commercial resources to operators, explorers, service providers, and more in over 50 countries. EarthStream divides its business into oil & gas, mining & resources, and energy & utilities. They have 20 offices globally and can source local, expatriate, or FIFO candidates for any region.
EarthStream is a global recruiting firm focused on the energy and resources sectors. They have 20 offices across 6 continents and can source candidates in over 50 countries. Their global database includes over 250,000 specialists. EarthStream provides a variety of workforce solutions including direct hire, contract, national and project-based recruitment to help clients address talent shortages. They aim to become a leading recruiting partner through a commitment to client service, expertise in the industry, and global network.
The document discusses the lack of trust between countries in international relations. Game theory, such as the Prisoner's Dilemma, can be used to model how lack of trust hinders relationships. More research is needed on trust at the international level given its increased complexity compared to interpersonal relationships. Developing relationships built on trust could improve negotiations among nations.
Roots take up water and minerals from the soil. They have branches and root hairs that increase their surface area for absorption. Water enters roots through osmosis as root cells have a higher solute concentration than the soil. Minerals enter through active transport against their concentration gradient. Water moves through the root via two pathways - through the cell walls (apoplast pathway) or through the cytoplasm and plasmodesmata between cells (symplast pathway). Most water is drawn up through transpiration and replaced through the roots.
Photosynthesis is a metabolic pathway that uses light, water, carbon dioxide, and chlorophyll to produce carbohydrates and oxygen through light-dependent and light-independent reactions. The light-dependent reactions use solar energy to produce ATP and NADPH in the chloroplasts. The light-independent reactions then use these products in the Calvin Cycle to incorporate carbon dioxide into organic compounds to form carbohydrates. The rate of photosynthesis is affected by factors like light intensity, carbon dioxide concentration, and temperature.
Ted provides an overview of the Healthmaster E Learning system, explaining that it allows logging in to access lessons on the left side which can then be moved to the training box on the right to start. Each lesson contains buttons to navigate slides and tools like showing movies or allowing interactive practice at one's own pace, with options to look up terms, print slides, and navigate between lessons and logging out.
This document discusses soldering and cleaning processes for high-performance printed circuit boards. It covers topics like solder alloy composition, flux usage, solder paste characteristics, and post-assembly cleaning requirements. It also addresses environmentally-friendly circuit board materials and processes, including pollution prevention strategies like reducing water usage and implementing recycling programs.
This document discusses neurotransmitters and synaptic transmission. It begins by defining excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters and their effects on the postsynaptic neuron. It then discusses how psychoactive drugs can impact synaptic transmission by mimicking neurotransmitters or interfering with their breakdown. Specific examples discussed include nicotine mimicking acetylcholine, cocaine blocking dopamine reuptake, and THC mimicking anandamide. The document ends by discussing genetic and social factors that can contribute to drug addiction.
This document discusses several topics related to animal behavior and social structures:
1) It discusses kin selection and how advanced social structures are based on kin selection. It uses the prisoner's dilemma game as an example.
2) It describes the social hierarchies of honeybees and elephants, noting that honeybees organize into a queen, workers, and drones while elephant herds are led by a matriarch female.
3) It discusses Hamilton's rule for altruism and examples of altruistic foraging behavior in smallmouth bass and bluegill fish depending on prey availability.
4) It also discusses rhythmical behavior patterns seen in magicicada and fiddler crabs that are
DNA replication takes place in the nucleus and requires two enzymes. It makes copies of DNA through unwinding the double helix, separating the strands with helicase, and forming new complementary strands with DNA polymerase. DNA replication is related to mitosis by making copies of DNA that are divided between new cells during cell division.
The document discusses innate and learned behavior in animals. Innate behavior is genetically programmed and develops independently of environmental context, such as spiders building webs. Learned behavior develops through interaction with the environment via processes like conditioning and is not genetically determined. It allows animals to modify their behavior based on experience to potentially increase chances of survival. The document provides examples of innate and learned behaviors and how they are measured and studied.
This document discusses the design of high performance printed circuit boards. It covers topics such as PCB design flow, mechanical design considerations, electrical considerations like impedance and noise, capacitor advantages and disadvantages, microstrip and signal trace configurations, cross-talk control techniques, termination methods, and guidelines for layout and EMI reduction. The goal is to minimize delays, noise, and reliability issues through careful mechanical and electrical design.
This document discusses genetics concepts including:
- Genotypes describe an organism's alleles while phenotypes describe its observable characteristics.
- Dominant alleles will be expressed whether homozygous or heterozygous, while recessive alleles only express when homozygous.
- Codominance occurs when both alleles in a heterozygote affect the phenotype.
- Probability crosses can determine the likelihood of offspring inheriting particular traits based on parental genotypes.
This document provides an overview of plant anatomy and physiology. It describes the four main plant groups based on their vascular and seed characteristics. It then discusses the root and shoot systems, and the main functions and parts of roots, stems, leaves, and flowers. Key details include the role of roots in anchoring plants, absorbing water and minerals, and storing nutrients. Stems transport water and nutrients and provide structural support. Leaves perform photosynthesis using structures like the cuticle, epidermis, and vascular tissue.
Meiosis is the process by which diploid cells undergo two cell divisions to produce four haploid cells. This includes pairing of homologous chromosomes followed by two rounds of division. Crossing over occurs during prophase I, allowing for genetic recombination between nonsister chromatids on homologous chromosomes and contributing to genetic variability. Independent assortment and random fertilization further increase the genetic variability of offspring. Nondisjunction occurs when homologous chromosomes fail to separate, resulting in aneuploid cells. Karyotyping allows analysis of a cell's chromosomes and can detect chromosomal abnormalities.
This document summarizes key aspects of reproduction in angiosperms. It discusses flower structure, the processes of pollination and fertilization, and conditions required for seed germination. Flowers have evolved to transfer pollen between plants through pollinators like insects, birds and wind. Pollination involves the transfer of pollen grains containing male gametes from the anther to the stigma. Fertilization occurs when the male nuclei from pollen tubes reach the ovule, where the egg cell is located. Seeds then disperse via various mechanisms before germinating under appropriate temperature, oxygen, and water conditions.
The document discusses advanced ceramic substrates for microelectronic systems. It describes desired substrate properties such as high electrical resistivity and thermal conductivity. It also discusses common ceramic materials used as substrates like silicon carbide and aluminum nitride and their fabrication methods. The document outlines the definitions, thermal, mechanical, and electrical properties to consider for ceramic substrates. It also covers metallization techniques for ceramic substrates, such as thick film and thin film processes.
This document discusses gene linkage and recombination. It provides examples from early experiments on pea plants that showed deviations from expected Mendelian ratios, indicating linkage between genes for flower color and pollen shape. The discovery of crossing over during meiosis provided an explanation for how genes can be reshuffled during reproduction. Linkage maps were developed that show the relative distances between genes on chromosomes based on crossover frequencies. Polygenic traits like human skin color are also summarized, which involve multiple genes contributing to a continuous variation in a phenotype.
The document discusses high performance printed circuit boards. It defines key terms like laminates, glass transition temperature, and loss tangent. It describes various laminate materials like FR-4, bismaleimide triazine epoxy, polyimide, and PTFE, comparing their properties and costs. It also discusses microvias, multilayer circuit boards, and different processes for forming microvias. Finally, it covers substrates for RF and microwave systems, describing transmission lines and via structures used in high frequency applications.
This document provides an introduction to the physics of photovoltaic devices. It discusses key concepts such as the pn junction, band diagrams, carrier transport mechanisms, and the operation of solar cells under illumination and bias. The document also describes factors that influence solar cell performance such as thickness, resistances, temperature, and illumination intensity.
We help energy, Oil and Gas sector stakeholders and clients navigate through the changing Exploration, Production & Development (EPD) business environment, manage risks and optimize performance in Africa.
Service Water Heater Solahart Perawatan dan perbaikan yang tepat dari komponen sistem pemanas air panas matahari Anda diperlukan untuk memastikan tatanan kerja dan umur panjang yang baik. Pemanas air tradisional memiliki bagian yang perlu diperbaiki dari waktu ke waktu. Pemanas air panas matahari tidak berbeda, kecuali bahwa karena mereka memiliki lebih banyak komponen, ada lagi yang bisa salah.
Di antara bagian yang harus diperiksa secara teratur pada pemanas air matahari Anda adalah pompa, katup dan kontrol, isolasi, kabel, pipa, segel dan keadaan kolektor surya.
Memeriksa Storage Tank dan Inside Components
Banyak sistem pemanas air panas matahari memiliki tangki penyimpanan air terisolasi di tempat yang sama dengan pemanas air tradisional. Air dingin masuk dari air utama dan melalui sistem pipa, katup dan pompa, ia masuk ke kolektor surya dan kembali ke tangki penyimpanan. Jenis pemanas air panas matahari lainnya harus menjaga tangki penyimpanan di atas kolektor surya, jadi juga di luar-biasanya lebih tinggi di atap.
Either way, ada banyak pipa, fitting, katup, pompa dan kontrol yang perlu diperiksa secara teratur untuk memastikan mereka bekerja. Mereka tidak perlu diperiksa setiap bulannya, tapi dua kali setahun tidak terlalu banyak meminta cek kesehatan, Fitting harus ketat, katup tidak boleh menempel, pompa harus beroperasi secara otomatis dan seharusnya tidak ada keretakan, kebocoran atau kerusakan apapun pada tangki penyimpanan.
Service solahart pondok labu 081261101170 | SlideshareService Solahart
Jasa Service Pemanas Air Center Solar Water Heater Solahart Tenaga Matahari Tanyakan Segera! CS Ramah & Cakep Jujur & Profesional Kompeten & Berpengalaman Spare Part Original Harga Murah Ekonomis didukung team teknisi ahli handal berpengalaman selama puluhan tahun di bawah naungan Cv Fikri Mandiri Jaya
KAMI MELAYANI :
A Mesin Pemanas Air Tidak Panas, Tekanan Air Kurang Kencang
B. Tanky Bocor
C. Jasa Penurunan Unit/ Bongkar Pasang
D. Penggantian Sparepart,Element,Termorstat,1/2 Valve, Cek Valve Dll.
F. Pemasangan Titik Air Panas/ Instalasi Pipa Air Panas
For the last 25 years, the GLOBE™ Conference has been at the forefront of new ideas and insights on business and sustainability. GLOBE™ has helped corporations understand and embed sustainability into their operations, influenced the international debate on climate change, and developed the global marketplace for environmental and energy technologies and services.
In a world filled with risk and uncertainty, the GLOBE 2014 Conference will provide provocative insights on the world’s most pressing environmental and sustainability-related issues. You cannot afford to miss this opportunity to find out how to position your organization best in order to survive and succeed, both now and over the coming decade.
Hot topics at GLOBE 2014 include:
-The Changing Energy Landscape
-The Search for Clean and Abundant Water
-The Future of Global Food Security
-Building Resilient Cities
-Responsible Resource Management
-Clean Capitalism: Financing the Future
-Doing Business in the Green Economy
-China – Our Shared Future
-The Aboriginal Advantage
-Advancing Sustainability through Performance Verification
Conference sessions will be dynamic panels where experts and audience get to react and interact on the most pressing issues. Over the years, these sessions have drawn the ‘best and brightest’ of the international sustainable business community, making GLOBE an outstanding networking opportunity.
GLOBE 2014 will offer:
-In-Depth Review of challenging issues at the nexus between people, planet, and profit
-Critical Insights from more than 150 speakers and innovators
-Active Participation through new interactive sessions, workshops, and networking
-Real World Take-Aways including important lessons, innovative solutions, and valuable new tools
The document contains summaries of 19 different paragraphs about various topics like trade shows, exhibitions, conferences, and businesses. The paragraphs discuss objectives, strategies, services, and details of different companies and events in industries like agriculture, mining, transportation, manufacturing, and more.
Sustainable Innovation Fund September 2021 BriefingKTN
The document provides information about the Sustainable Innovation Fund (SIF) including stories of funded projects, news, upcoming events, support programs, resources, and how to stay updated and get involved. Key points include:
- KTN is leading additional support programs to help funded SIF projects collaborate with industry partners and maximize impact.
- #SIFStories showcases projects that received funding and helped develop solutions to issues like the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Upcoming events include competitions for funding innovative ideas in areas like sustainable plastic packaging and a competition launch for the Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund.
- Support programs are available to help businesses enter new markets, protect intellectual property, and access
marcus evans Announces New Food & Beverage Manufacturing Summit.
Select group of industry executives, solution providers and thought leaders to tackle current sustainability, regulatory and new product introduction challenges
This document discusses neurotransmitters and synaptic transmission. It begins by defining excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters and their effects on the postsynaptic neuron. It then discusses how psychoactive drugs can impact synaptic transmission by mimicking neurotransmitters or interfering with their breakdown. Specific examples discussed include nicotine mimicking acetylcholine, cocaine blocking dopamine reuptake, and THC mimicking anandamide. The document ends by discussing genetic and social factors that can contribute to drug addiction.
This document discusses several topics related to animal behavior and social structures:
1) It discusses kin selection and how advanced social structures are based on kin selection. It uses the prisoner's dilemma game as an example.
2) It describes the social hierarchies of honeybees and elephants, noting that honeybees organize into a queen, workers, and drones while elephant herds are led by a matriarch female.
3) It discusses Hamilton's rule for altruism and examples of altruistic foraging behavior in smallmouth bass and bluegill fish depending on prey availability.
4) It also discusses rhythmical behavior patterns seen in magicicada and fiddler crabs that are
DNA replication takes place in the nucleus and requires two enzymes. It makes copies of DNA through unwinding the double helix, separating the strands with helicase, and forming new complementary strands with DNA polymerase. DNA replication is related to mitosis by making copies of DNA that are divided between new cells during cell division.
The document discusses innate and learned behavior in animals. Innate behavior is genetically programmed and develops independently of environmental context, such as spiders building webs. Learned behavior develops through interaction with the environment via processes like conditioning and is not genetically determined. It allows animals to modify their behavior based on experience to potentially increase chances of survival. The document provides examples of innate and learned behaviors and how they are measured and studied.
This document discusses the design of high performance printed circuit boards. It covers topics such as PCB design flow, mechanical design considerations, electrical considerations like impedance and noise, capacitor advantages and disadvantages, microstrip and signal trace configurations, cross-talk control techniques, termination methods, and guidelines for layout and EMI reduction. The goal is to minimize delays, noise, and reliability issues through careful mechanical and electrical design.
This document discusses genetics concepts including:
- Genotypes describe an organism's alleles while phenotypes describe its observable characteristics.
- Dominant alleles will be expressed whether homozygous or heterozygous, while recessive alleles only express when homozygous.
- Codominance occurs when both alleles in a heterozygote affect the phenotype.
- Probability crosses can determine the likelihood of offspring inheriting particular traits based on parental genotypes.
This document provides an overview of plant anatomy and physiology. It describes the four main plant groups based on their vascular and seed characteristics. It then discusses the root and shoot systems, and the main functions and parts of roots, stems, leaves, and flowers. Key details include the role of roots in anchoring plants, absorbing water and minerals, and storing nutrients. Stems transport water and nutrients and provide structural support. Leaves perform photosynthesis using structures like the cuticle, epidermis, and vascular tissue.
Meiosis is the process by which diploid cells undergo two cell divisions to produce four haploid cells. This includes pairing of homologous chromosomes followed by two rounds of division. Crossing over occurs during prophase I, allowing for genetic recombination between nonsister chromatids on homologous chromosomes and contributing to genetic variability. Independent assortment and random fertilization further increase the genetic variability of offspring. Nondisjunction occurs when homologous chromosomes fail to separate, resulting in aneuploid cells. Karyotyping allows analysis of a cell's chromosomes and can detect chromosomal abnormalities.
This document summarizes key aspects of reproduction in angiosperms. It discusses flower structure, the processes of pollination and fertilization, and conditions required for seed germination. Flowers have evolved to transfer pollen between plants through pollinators like insects, birds and wind. Pollination involves the transfer of pollen grains containing male gametes from the anther to the stigma. Fertilization occurs when the male nuclei from pollen tubes reach the ovule, where the egg cell is located. Seeds then disperse via various mechanisms before germinating under appropriate temperature, oxygen, and water conditions.
The document discusses advanced ceramic substrates for microelectronic systems. It describes desired substrate properties such as high electrical resistivity and thermal conductivity. It also discusses common ceramic materials used as substrates like silicon carbide and aluminum nitride and their fabrication methods. The document outlines the definitions, thermal, mechanical, and electrical properties to consider for ceramic substrates. It also covers metallization techniques for ceramic substrates, such as thick film and thin film processes.
This document discusses gene linkage and recombination. It provides examples from early experiments on pea plants that showed deviations from expected Mendelian ratios, indicating linkage between genes for flower color and pollen shape. The discovery of crossing over during meiosis provided an explanation for how genes can be reshuffled during reproduction. Linkage maps were developed that show the relative distances between genes on chromosomes based on crossover frequencies. Polygenic traits like human skin color are also summarized, which involve multiple genes contributing to a continuous variation in a phenotype.
The document discusses high performance printed circuit boards. It defines key terms like laminates, glass transition temperature, and loss tangent. It describes various laminate materials like FR-4, bismaleimide triazine epoxy, polyimide, and PTFE, comparing their properties and costs. It also discusses microvias, multilayer circuit boards, and different processes for forming microvias. Finally, it covers substrates for RF and microwave systems, describing transmission lines and via structures used in high frequency applications.
This document provides an introduction to the physics of photovoltaic devices. It discusses key concepts such as the pn junction, band diagrams, carrier transport mechanisms, and the operation of solar cells under illumination and bias. The document also describes factors that influence solar cell performance such as thickness, resistances, temperature, and illumination intensity.
We help energy, Oil and Gas sector stakeholders and clients navigate through the changing Exploration, Production & Development (EPD) business environment, manage risks and optimize performance in Africa.
Service Water Heater Solahart Perawatan dan perbaikan yang tepat dari komponen sistem pemanas air panas matahari Anda diperlukan untuk memastikan tatanan kerja dan umur panjang yang baik. Pemanas air tradisional memiliki bagian yang perlu diperbaiki dari waktu ke waktu. Pemanas air panas matahari tidak berbeda, kecuali bahwa karena mereka memiliki lebih banyak komponen, ada lagi yang bisa salah.
Di antara bagian yang harus diperiksa secara teratur pada pemanas air matahari Anda adalah pompa, katup dan kontrol, isolasi, kabel, pipa, segel dan keadaan kolektor surya.
Memeriksa Storage Tank dan Inside Components
Banyak sistem pemanas air panas matahari memiliki tangki penyimpanan air terisolasi di tempat yang sama dengan pemanas air tradisional. Air dingin masuk dari air utama dan melalui sistem pipa, katup dan pompa, ia masuk ke kolektor surya dan kembali ke tangki penyimpanan. Jenis pemanas air panas matahari lainnya harus menjaga tangki penyimpanan di atas kolektor surya, jadi juga di luar-biasanya lebih tinggi di atap.
Either way, ada banyak pipa, fitting, katup, pompa dan kontrol yang perlu diperiksa secara teratur untuk memastikan mereka bekerja. Mereka tidak perlu diperiksa setiap bulannya, tapi dua kali setahun tidak terlalu banyak meminta cek kesehatan, Fitting harus ketat, katup tidak boleh menempel, pompa harus beroperasi secara otomatis dan seharusnya tidak ada keretakan, kebocoran atau kerusakan apapun pada tangki penyimpanan.
Service solahart pondok labu 081261101170 | SlideshareService Solahart
Jasa Service Pemanas Air Center Solar Water Heater Solahart Tenaga Matahari Tanyakan Segera! CS Ramah & Cakep Jujur & Profesional Kompeten & Berpengalaman Spare Part Original Harga Murah Ekonomis didukung team teknisi ahli handal berpengalaman selama puluhan tahun di bawah naungan Cv Fikri Mandiri Jaya
KAMI MELAYANI :
A Mesin Pemanas Air Tidak Panas, Tekanan Air Kurang Kencang
B. Tanky Bocor
C. Jasa Penurunan Unit/ Bongkar Pasang
D. Penggantian Sparepart,Element,Termorstat,1/2 Valve, Cek Valve Dll.
F. Pemasangan Titik Air Panas/ Instalasi Pipa Air Panas
For the last 25 years, the GLOBE™ Conference has been at the forefront of new ideas and insights on business and sustainability. GLOBE™ has helped corporations understand and embed sustainability into their operations, influenced the international debate on climate change, and developed the global marketplace for environmental and energy technologies and services.
In a world filled with risk and uncertainty, the GLOBE 2014 Conference will provide provocative insights on the world’s most pressing environmental and sustainability-related issues. You cannot afford to miss this opportunity to find out how to position your organization best in order to survive and succeed, both now and over the coming decade.
Hot topics at GLOBE 2014 include:
-The Changing Energy Landscape
-The Search for Clean and Abundant Water
-The Future of Global Food Security
-Building Resilient Cities
-Responsible Resource Management
-Clean Capitalism: Financing the Future
-Doing Business in the Green Economy
-China – Our Shared Future
-The Aboriginal Advantage
-Advancing Sustainability through Performance Verification
Conference sessions will be dynamic panels where experts and audience get to react and interact on the most pressing issues. Over the years, these sessions have drawn the ‘best and brightest’ of the international sustainable business community, making GLOBE an outstanding networking opportunity.
GLOBE 2014 will offer:
-In-Depth Review of challenging issues at the nexus between people, planet, and profit
-Critical Insights from more than 150 speakers and innovators
-Active Participation through new interactive sessions, workshops, and networking
-Real World Take-Aways including important lessons, innovative solutions, and valuable new tools
The document contains summaries of 19 different paragraphs about various topics like trade shows, exhibitions, conferences, and businesses. The paragraphs discuss objectives, strategies, services, and details of different companies and events in industries like agriculture, mining, transportation, manufacturing, and more.
Sustainable Innovation Fund September 2021 BriefingKTN
The document provides information about the Sustainable Innovation Fund (SIF) including stories of funded projects, news, upcoming events, support programs, resources, and how to stay updated and get involved. Key points include:
- KTN is leading additional support programs to help funded SIF projects collaborate with industry partners and maximize impact.
- #SIFStories showcases projects that received funding and helped develop solutions to issues like the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Upcoming events include competitions for funding innovative ideas in areas like sustainable plastic packaging and a competition launch for the Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund.
- Support programs are available to help businesses enter new markets, protect intellectual property, and access
marcus evans Announces New Food & Beverage Manufacturing Summit.
Select group of industry executives, solution providers and thought leaders to tackle current sustainability, regulatory and new product introduction challenges
The document provides an alphabetical listing of members of the Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group (AREG) from 2015-2016. It includes short descriptions of each member organization, their contact details, and the types of renewable energy sectors they are involved in using classification symbols. The introduction sections provide an overview of AREG's activities and opportunities/challenges in the renewable energy industry in 2015.
NAEE is Nigeria’s Largest International Forum on Renewable Energy & the Environment.
NAEE™ is forging new partnerships. It’s where leaders come to devise winning strategies to conserve precious resources, save money, and meet people that can help them be more profitable, more efficient, and protect the planet while doing so. NAEE 2015 is where it all happens. Where it’s always happened, every year since 2011.
The document summarizes an event report for the Smart Procurement World and Absa Enterprise & Supplier Development Expo held from September 8-10, 2015 at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand, Johannesburg. Over 2,996 people attended the event, including over 1,000 procurement buyers from both public and private sector organizations, 300 exhibiting SMME companies, and 24 corporate organizations that hosted SMME suppliers. The event included conferences, workshops, and an exhibition to connect procurement professionals and SMME businesses.
There are many opportunities for service-oriented manufacturers to devise new and growth-oriented strategies by looking further into innovative service designs, value based selling, competence development, better usage of data and knowledge, and smart services.
Agenda for Aftermarket Business Platform 2014, 21st-23rd October, The Grand Hotel Huis ter Duin, The Netherlands. To download agenda please visit: http://www.aftermarketeurope.com/
The 2nd Annual Gas Flaring Management Summit was held in Abu Dhabi in May 2015 to discuss innovations in flare gas management and technologies. The summit provided a platform for producers and policymakers to learn about managing associated gases and focused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions from natural gas development. Over 150 people from oil, gas, and petrochemical companies attended and heard from 14 industry experts. Session topics included reduction of gas flaring through leadership and technology. Attendees found the event informative and useful for sharing feedback. Plans for 2016 include case studies on flare minimization and discussions on enforcement of regulations and incentives.
The 2nd Annual Gas Flaring Management Summit was held in Abu Dhabi from May 12-13, 2015. The summit focused on innovations in flare gas management and technologies. It provided a platform for producers and policymakers to discuss managing associated gases and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from natural gas development. The event featured presentations, panel discussions, and a case study on reducing flaring. Over 75% of attendees found it brought valuable knowledge and insight. Plans for the 2016 summit include case studies on flare reduction initiatives and discussions on enforcement of regulations and incentives.
OLC International is organizing International Conference and Exhibition on Renewable & Non Renewable Energy Sources which is scheduled to be held during July 13-14, 2020 in Krakow, Poland. The theme of the conference is “Protection and Regeneration of Renewable Energy and Non-Renewable Energy”
Annual business transformation and operational excellence summitchuchushebeshi
Sharonat International is pleased to invite you to the “Annual Business Transformation and Operational Excellence Summit” scheduled on November 8 – 9, 2018 in Vienna, Austria.
https://sharonatinternational.com/iwe-event/annual-business-transformation-and-operational-excellence-summit/
This document summarizes an upcoming conference on offshore wind power in the United States. The conference, called the Green Power's Offshore Wind Power USA Conference, will take place in February 2015 in Boston. It is a leading annual event that brings together over 1,400 industry professionals, with over 60% at the CEO or board level. The conference will include presentations from over 70 experts, technical seminars, and over 18 hours of networking opportunities and meetings.
The document is a program for the International Outsourcing Forum Locations Asia 2015 event held in Iskandar, Malaysia from 5-6 March 2015. It provides information on the event organizers, codes of conduct, participating companies and speakers, and networking opportunities. The forum is a platform for senior executives in outsourcing and shared services to meet, share experiences, and find business partners. It will provide opportunities for companies to meet with Investment Promotion Agencies and discover outsourcing opportunities in various locations.
International Petroleum Conference (AIPEC) Africa 2015 Ruth Adams
The document announces the AIPEC Africa 2015 International Petroleum Conference to be held on July 29-30, 2015 in Kampala, Uganda. Over 300 business leaders, experts, entrepreneurs, investors, engineers and officials will discuss opportunities and challenges in Africa's upstream, midstream, and downstream oil and gas sectors. The conference will include sessions on industry trends, investments, operations and more to help accelerate growth in African oil and gas. Participants can also network and explore partnership opportunities.
The document discusses the future of the sportscar business and Porsche's strategy to prepare for it. Key points include:
1) Connectivity and electric mobility will be important to the future of sportscars, and these technologies need to be perfectly integrated into Porsche's digital environment.
2) Porsche's digital ecosystem called Porsche Connect is the beginning, and connectivity and performance are a perfect match.
3) Charging infrastructure will be key to unlocking the future of electric mobility.
2. Contents
Message from the CEO ………………………………………………………………… 5
About Clarion Events and our business units ……………………………………… 6-7
What we believe in .……………………………………………………………………. 9
Events portfolio at a glance ………………………………………………………. 11-13
Utilities: Metering T&D and Smart Grids ……………………………….….......... 14-21
Energy: Upstream Oil & Gas ………………………….………………………….. 22-27
Energy: Downstream Oil & Gas ………….………………………………………. 28-33
Contacts …………………………………………………….……………………….... 35
3. Message from the CEO
Energy is one of the most important sectors in the world economy today – and one whose strategic
importance increases daily.
Increased future demand, economic growth in the developing world, changing geopolitical realities,
mounting international demands for sustainability and a response to the dangers of climate change; all
these factors and more will continue to build pressure on the industry to invest in the development and
deployment of new methods of production, power generation, transmission and metering.
For the oil, gas and coal industries, for power generators, and for utilities, it has never been more
important to understand the current and future impacts of technology, consumer behaviour and regulation.
Clarion Events exist to serve the information and partnership needs thrown up by these challenges and
opportunities. Our Synergy, Spintelligent, Energy Exchange and World Refining Association brands have
achieved worldwide recognition for conferences and exhibitions in upstream and downstream oil and gas,
energy trading, metering, transmission and distribution sectors.
Strong and long-standing relationships with governments, major energy producers and all the leading
utilities worldwide have helped us to attract more than 50,000 delegates from nearly 200 countries in the
last 10 years, many of whom return to our events annually to keep abreast of new developments, renew
existing relationships, and create new ones.
We take pride in producing highly targeted, senior level events created to deliver knowledge and fantastic
networking opportunities. Whether for 100 people or 3000, they are designed with one thing in mind, to
help our customers grow and drive their business forward.
This prospectus is designed to tell you a little more about how we try to do this. I hope you find it
informative and I look forward to welcoming you personally to one of our events soon.
Best wishes,
Russell Wilcox
Chief Executive, Conferences
Clarion Events
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4. About Clarion Events’ Energy and
Utilities Business Units
Spintelligent
Spintelligent is the world’s leading integrated media company serving the information and networking
needs of the global utilities metering and smart grid communities as well as the African electrical supply
industry. Our industry leading products: conferences, exhibitions, publications, on-line portals and industry
reports, enable us to share knowledge and insights, build relationships and deliver real business value to
Clarion Events our customers and stakeholders globally.
Clarion Events is a hugely successful business. In 2009 alone, over 600,000 carefully targeted people
visited our 140 exhibitions, conferences and seated events across Europe, North and South America, Africa, The team of 70 staff provide the best possible knowledge and networking tools to enable our customers
Middle East, Russia and Asia. and partners to find solutions to their most pressing challenges.
We are the largest independent event organising company in the UK currently employing a talented staff Spintelligent is headquartered in Cape Town, South Africa and has an office in the USA.
of 300+ people in offices in the UK, Netherlands, United States, South Africa, Brazil, UAE, and Singapore.
The Energy Exchange and World Refining Association
Synergy The Energy Exchange and World Refining Association have achieved worldwide recognition for the
Synergy is the market leader in developing and organising high quality international conferences and organisation of high level, strategic and technical conferences within the upstream and downstream oil and
exhibitions for, and in co-operation with, the electricity, gas and water sectors. gas sectors. Our industry led events are renowned as market leaders in their fields.
The management team has over four decades of experience in delivering high value events in the European Due to strong and long standing relationships with governments and all of the major oil and gas producers
and Australasian markets. worldwide, our events consistently tap into the key issues affecting the global industry. We bring together
the principle influencers to share their thoughts, ideas and vision for the oil and gas industry of the future.
The multi-lingual, expert team work closely with regional advisory boards made up of leading utility
operators to deliver cutting-edge content in the areas of energy trading, metering, utility billing and CRM/ The Energy Exchange and World Refining Association are headquartered in London with offices in
CIS, transmission and distribution management, decentralised energy, energy efficiency and ESCOs. Singapore and Sao Paulo.
Synergy is headquartered in Maarsen, Netherlands and has an office in Singapore.
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5. Clarion Events: What we believe in
Practical guidance, proven strategies and a chance to meet the energy and
utility decision makers for your region.
We are committed to creating the right environment for our customers to do business - win contracts, form
partnerships, identify investment opportunities and assess the latest technological innovations. We provide
you with the very latest business, market and technical knowledge delivered personally by the industry’s
global leaders. We facilitate formal and informal networking through our innovative, interactive conference
format and our professionally hosted social receptions. We make a difference to your business.
We believe the only way we can support this is through constant dialogue and face to face contact with
all of our key stakeholders – our delegates, our speakers, our sponsors, our advisory boards, government
bodies and, of course, the key influencers within the industry. Our events are all held annually, which gives
us the time to identify and understand the needs of each of our customers to ensure they are consistently
met. We support you long after the event with our specially developed communities to ensure you can
continue to develop and build the relationships and contacts gained at our events.
Most of all, we’re a people business. We cannot do what we do without having exceptional people across
the globe. We care about our staff, our customers, and, of course, our products.
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6. Energy and Utilities conferences
and exhibitions at a glance:
Utilities: Metering, T&D and Energy: Downstream Oil and Energy: Upstream Oil and Gas
Smart Grids Gas
January 2010
Smart Energy Canada and Canadian Plant Maintenance in the Middle East, The European Gas Conference, 3rd
Water Meter Summit, 5th Annual 3rd Annual Meeting Annual Meeting
Meeting 10-13 January, Abu Dhabi, UAE 26-28 January, Vienna, Austria
31 January – 2 February, Toronto, Canada Gas Arabia, 5th Annual Meeting
31 January – 3 February, Abu Dhabi, UAE
February 2010
African Utility Week (incorporating Global Petrochemicals 2010, 7th Russia Offshore, 5th Annual Meeting
Smart Grids Africa and Metering, Annual Meeting 2-4 February, Moscow, Russia
Billing/CRM Africa), 10th Annual 9-11 February, Vienna, Austria
Meeting
22-25 February, Durban, South Africa
March 2010
Smart Metering Scandinavia, 3rd European Fuels, 11th Annual Meeting
Annual Meeting 9-12 March, Paris, France
10-11 March, Copenhagen, Denmark Base Oil & Lubricants in Russia and
Metering, Billing/MDM America, 11th the CIS, 3rd Annual Meeting
Annual Meeting 23-25 March, Moscow, Russia
7-10 March, San Diego, USA Middle East Downstream Week, 11th
World Meter Design Congress, 3rd Annual Meeting
Annual Meeting 22-25 March, Abu Dhabi, UAE
7-9 March, San Diego, USA
Transmission & Distribution Europe
/ Smart Grids Europe, 7th Annual
Meeting
29-31 March, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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7. Utilities: Metering, T&D and Energy: Downstream Oil and Energy: Upstream Oil and Gas Utilities: Metering, T&D and Energy: Downstream Oil and Energy: Upstream Oil and Gas
Smart Grids Gas Smart Grids Gas
April 2010 October 2010
REXchange , 3rd Annual Meeting The Middle East Chemical Summit Oil & Gas Transportation in the CIS
14-15 April, Barcelona, Spain (incorporating Fertilizer Symposium, and Caspian Region, 12th Annual
Smart Metering Central & Eastern 4th Annual Meeting and Petchem Meeting
Europe, 5th Annual Meeting Arabia, 5th Annual Meeting) 19-21 October, Moscow, Russia
20-21 April, Warsaw, Poland 10-13 October, Abu Dhabi, UAE Gas Asia, 2nd Annual Meeting
Metering Central America & Biofuels 2010, 5th Annual Meeting, 11-14 October, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Caribbean, 4th Annual Meeting October, Budapest, Hungary
20-21 April, Bogota, Colombia Central & Eastern European Refining &
Petrochemicals, 12th Annual Meeting
May 2010 12-14 October, Budapest, Hungary
Metering, Billing/CRM Asia, 10th CIS Oil & Gas Summit, 10th
November 2010
Annual Meeting Anniversary Meeting
11-12 May, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 19-21 May, Paris, France Smart Energy India Asia Biofuels, 2nd Annual Meeting North Africa Oil & Gas Summit, 5th
Oil & Gas Pipelines in the Middle East, 23-25 November, New Delhi, India November, Singapore Annual Meeting
10th Anniversary Meeting EMART Energy, 12th Annual Meeting Downstream Asia Roundtable, 3rd November, Vienna, Austria
16-19 May, Abu Dhabi, UAE 24-25 November, Amsterdam, Annual Meeting HSE Oil & Gas, 1st Annual Meeting
The Netherlands November, Singapore 23-25 November, Amsterdam,
June 2010 Netherlands
ESCO Europe, 6th Annual Meeting
Energy Trading Central & South Iraq 2010: Future Energy November, Lisbon, Portugal
Eastern Europe, 11th Annual Meeting 8-10 June, Istanbul, Turkey Smart Energy East Coast, 4th Annual
9-10 June, Warsaw, Poland Pre-Salt Brazil 2010 Meeting
Smart Metering UK & Ireland, 2nd 7-9 June, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil November, New York, USA
Annual Meeting
29-30 June, London, United Kingdom December 2010
HAN World 2010, 1st Annual Meeting Transmission & Distribution Asia / Refining and Petrochemicals in Russia
Amsterdam, The Netherlands Smart Grids Asia, 5th Annual Meeting and the CIS, 13th Annual Roundtable
December 7-9 December, Europe
September 2010
Smart Metering Middle East/Smart
Metering, Billing/CRM Europe, 12th Asia Offshore, 1st Annual Meeting Grids Middle East, 2nd Annual Meeting
Annual Meeting 26-29 October, Singapore December, Dubai, UAE
22-24 September, Vienna, Austria
Metering, Billing/CRM Australia &
New Zealand, 8th Annual Meeting
28-30 September, Australia
Smart Energy International
7-9 September, California, USA
Smart Grids Latin America, 8th Annual
meeting
28-30 September, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Metering, Billing/CRM Latin America,
8th Annual Meeting
28-30 September, Sao Paulo, Brazil
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8. “A great combinationdifferent elements
representing the
of speakers
in the value chain which
provided an excellent overview Utilities
of the current situation in the
Metering, T&D and Smart Grids
Smart Metering markets.
Julia Schweitzer, Marketing Manager, Telenor Cinclus
”
9. Utilities Europe
Metering, T&D and Smart Grids Smart Metering Scandinavia, 3rd Annual Meeting
10-11 March 2010, Copenhagen, Denmark
The smart grid is arguably the most important and far reaching change in the history of energy delivery, with
www.smartmetering.eu
smarter energy use promising future sustainability and security of supply. Driven largely by environmental Transmission & Distribution Europe, 7th Annual Meeting
considerations, the high profile accorded the smart grid in the United States has resulted in smart grids and the 29-31 March 2010, The Netherlands
underlying smart metering rapidly becoming a global issue, with projects emerging in every region of the world. www.td-europe.eu
With more than 250 million smart meters projected by 2015, and a market value approaching $50 billion, Smart Grids Europe, 2nd Annual Meeting
the industry is on the brink of major expansion as demand management, energy efficiency, electric vehicles, 29-31 March 2010, The Netherlands
renewable and home generation, home area networks, smart appliances and improved customer service –
www.smartgrids-europe.com
all facilitated by the smart grid – become the norm.
Smart Metering Central & Eastern Europe, 5th Annual Meeting
Key to the development of smart grids is open standards ensuring interoperability of meters and other 20-21 April 2010, Prague, Czech Republic
devices and systems, and rapid progress is being made in the US, enabling utilities to proceed with greater
www.smartmetering.eu
confidence as the ARRA stimulus funds are released into the market. Similarly EU-mandated rollouts are
now picking up in Europe, as they are also in countries as diverse as Brazil, India and China. REXchange
14-15 April, Barcelona, Spain
The rapid convergence of smart grid, metering, billing and CRM/CIS systems and strategies in a competitive
www.rexchange.eu
marketplace provides unprecedented opportunities for those players positioned to provide future proof
solutions.
Major sponsors of our Metering, Transmission & Distribution and Smart Grid events: TELVENT
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10. Smart Metering UK & Ireland, 2nd Annual Meeting United States and the Americas
29-30 June 2010, London, United Kingdom
www.smartmetering.eu Smart Energy Canada and Canadian Water Meter Summit,
5th Annual Meeting
HAN World 2010, 1st Annual Meeting 31 January – 2 February 2010
Amsterdam, The Netherlands www.metering.com/sec
Energy Trading Central & South Eastern Europe, 6th Annual Meeting Metering, Billing/MDM America, 11th Annual Meeting
9-10 June 2010, Warsaw, Poland 7-10 March 2010, San Diego, USA
www.energytradingcsee.com www.meteringamerica.com
Metering, Billing/CRM Europe, 12th Annual Meeting World Meter Design Congress, 3rd Annual Meeting
22-24 September 2010, Vienna, Austria 7-9 March 2010, San Diego, USA
www.metering-europe.com www.metering.com/wmdc
ESCO Europe, 5th Annual Meeting Metering Central America & Caribbean, 4th Annual Meeting
3-4 November 2010, Lisbon, Portugal 20-21 April 2010, Bogotá, Colombia
www.esco-europe.eu www.metering.com/mcam
EMART Energy, 12th Annual Meeting Smart Energy International
24-25 November 2010, Amsterdam, The Netherlands September, California, USA
www.emart-energy.com www.metering.com/sewc
Some of our regular clients at our Metering, Transmission & Distribution and Smart Grids events: Görlitz Imbema Group Kern Communications
Systems
Maxim Integrated
Products
Netinium Orange
Gyro Energy Infosys Technologies Nijkerk Electronics Osaki Datatech
AAC Wireless Technologies Alcatel-Lucent Belgacom E.ON Emission-Zero ExxonMobil Hansen Technologies Innomet KG Technologies McKinsey and Nokia Siemens OutSystems Benelux
ABB Alcom Electronics BKK Echelon EMS Fernwaerme Wien KPMG Company Networks
Heinz Lackmann intel Oxxio
Accenture Amotech Bord Gais Ecology Action Endesa Ferranti Computer KPN Metrix Northrop Grumman
Hewlett Packard Iskraemeco Panasonic
Actaris Analog Devices Cap Gemini EDF ENECO Systems Landis & Gyr Microsoft Northstar
Hitachi ista Pancom
ADD Group AREVA Centrica plc EKA Systems Energate Fortum Liander Mitsubishi Corporation Nuon
Holley Metering Itron Philips
Advanced Digital Design Atos Consulting Cinterion Wireless Electrabel EnergieNed Frost & Sullivan Logica Motorola NXP Semiconductors
Honeywell Jemena Plexus Research
AEG netcontrol Aztech Associates Modules Elster EnergyICT Gaz de France M2M Datacorp Navetas Olympos Trading S.A.
Hydro One Networks JSC Energouchet Powel ASA
AEM Badger Meter Inc DataGenic Ember Corporation Enermet GDF Suez Matsushita Battery NEC Electronics OnStream
Iberdrola Generacion Kamstrup and many more...
Aeris Communications Becker Dong Energy EMCO Limited Essent Getronics Industrial Neo Group Oracle
IBM KEMA
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11. Metering, Billing/CRM Latin America, 8th Annual Meeting Asia
28-30 September 2010, Sao Paulo, Brazil
www.meteringlatinamerica.com Metering, Billing/CRM Asia, 10th Annual Meeting
11-12 May, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Smart Grids Latin America, 8th Annual meeting www.metering-asia.com
28-30 September, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Metering, Billing/CRM Australia & New Zealand, 3rd Annual Meeting
October 2010, Australia
Middle East & Africa www.metering-ausnz.com
African Utility Week, 6th Annual Meeting Transmission & Distribution / Smart Grids, 4th Annual Meeting
22-25 February 2010, Durban, South Africa December 2010, Bangkok, Thailand
www.african-utility-week.com www.td-asia.com
Smart Energy India
23-25 November 2010, New Delhi, India
www.metering-india.com
Smart Metering Middle East/Smart Grids Middle East,
2nd Annual Meeting
December 2010, Dubai, UAE
www.metering.com/smme
Who can you expect to meet at our Metering, Transmission & Distribution and Smart Grids events? Suppliers wishing to sell their products Other functions including: Typical Audience profile:
and services to utilities: • Consultants and Analysts Utilities 42%
Professionals who fulfill metering and • Data and MDM Directors / Managers / Professionals who fulfill regulatory and 5% 4%
• Meter Service Providers to the utilities industry Utility Suppliers 49%
related functions within electricity, gas Supervisors project planning functions within utilities,
• Vendors of Metering Products and • Academics with an interest Government /
and water utilities, including: • Customer Service Directors / Managers / municipalities and cooperatives as well as
Solutions in utilities metering Regulators 5%
• CEOs, CTOs, CIOs Supervisors within government agencies, including: 42%
Other 4%
• Regulators / Commissioners • Vendors of Billing/CRM Solutions • Energy Service Providers
• Metering Project Directors / Manager / • IT professionals within utilities (senior
Supervisors and middle-management) • Heads of Electricity, Water, and Gas • Vendors of Energy & MDM Solutions • Associations
49%
• Business Development Managers • Commercial executives within utilities • Regulatory Affairs Directors / Managers / • Vendors of Communication Solutions • Media
Supervisors • Telecom Operators • Lawyers
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12. “ Withthis area, The Energy Exchange
too many conferences in
deliver the most interactive,
exciting and informative
meetings. I had a great time Energy
Upstream Oil and Gas
and it was time well spent.
”
Mohammed Ahmad Husain, Deputy Managing Director, Planning and Gas, Kuwait Oil Company
13. Energy: Upstream Oil and Gas Europe
Recent demand forecasts predict a 50% increase in oil and gas supplies through to 2030. Based on this The European Gas Conference, 3rd Annual Meeting
widely believed forecast, there is a significant deficit in current supply levels with demand outstripping 26-28 January 2010, Vienna, Austria
current production considerably. New oil and gas reserves are getting harder and more expensive to
www.theenergyexchange.co.uk/eurogas10
find and produce with many exploration areas now based in ‘frontier regions’ such as deep water and
challenging climatic areas such as the Arctic. North Africa Oil & Gas Summit, 5th Annual Meeting
Some countries in the Middle East and North Africa, Asia, Latin America and Russia, have restrictive
November 2010, Vienna, Austria
access to IOCs, meaning opportunities for global oil and gas companies remain, but with much higher risk www.theenergyexchange.co.uk/northafricasummit
scenarios.
As many oil and gas companies deal with day-to-day challenges emanating from the current financial crisis, Middle East
they continue to keep an eye on the future and look at how their available assets can be used to fund new
programs, partnerships and acquisitions that increase their access to potential oil and gas reserves world Gas Arabia, 5th Annual Meeting
wide, increase diversity of supply and promote cleaner and more efficient energy supplies. 31 January – 3 February 2010, Abu Dhabi, UAE
www.theenergyexchange.co.uk/gasarabia
A key tool for many in keeping abreast of emerging opportunities in the upstream oil and gas sectors
includes attendance at Energy Exchange hosted events. Oil & Gas Pipelines in the Middle East, 10th Anniversary Meeting
16-19 May 2010, Abu Dhabi, UAE
These international summits, conferences and seminars have established themselves as leading industry
meeting places, where the principal influencers gather to assess the latest strategic and technical
www.theenergyexchange.co.uk/mepipes10
challenges.
Major sponsors of our Upstream events include:
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14. Iraq 2010: Future Energy, 1st Annual Meeting Oil & Gas Transportation in the CIS and Caspian Region, 12th Annual Meeting
8-10 June Istanbul, Turkey 19-21 October 2010, Moscow, Russia
www.theenergyexchange.co.uk www.theenergyexchange.co.uk/cispipes10
HSE Oil & Gas, 1st Annual Meeting
23-25 November, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Asia
www.theenergyexchange.co.uk
Gas Asia, 2nd Annual Meeting
11-14 October 2010, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Russia and CIS www.theenergyexchange.co.uk/gasasia10
Russia Offshore, 5th Annual Meeting Asia Offshore, 1st Annual Meeting
2-4 February 2010, Moscow, Russia 10-11 January 2011, Singapore
www.theenergyexchange.co.uk/russiaoffshore www.theenergyexchange.co.uk
CIS Oil & Gas Summit, 10th Anniversary Meeting
19-21 May 2010, Paris, France
Latin America
www.theenergyexchange.co.uk/cissummit
Pre-Salt Brazil 2010
7-9 June, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
www.presaltbrazilcongress.com.br
Some of the Ministries we have welcomed to our Upstream events: Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, Russia
Ministry of Fuel &
Energy, Ukraine
Murmansk Region Ministry of Petroleum
& Energy, Norway
& Nature Gas,
Government of India
US Department of
Energy
Ministry of Natural
British Embassy, Kuwait Government of Fujairah Libyan Petroleum Ministry of Economic Ministry of Energy & Ministry of Energy & Ministry of Foreign Ministry of Industry & Resources, Russian National Agency Regulatory Authority US Embassy, Yemen
Institute Development, Russian Mineral Resources, Natural Resources, Affairs, Turkey Energy, Bulgaria Federation for Valorization of for Energy, Greece
Council of the European International Chamber of UAE Ministry of
Federation Jordan Astrakhan Region Hydrocarbon Research,
Union Commerce Tunisia Ministry for Ecology, Ministry of Foreign Ministry of Industry & Ministry of Oil & State Agency for Environment & Water
Sustainable Development Ministry of Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Energy, Algeria
EFTA Secretariat International Energy Affairs Norway Minerals, Iraq Gas Industry & Management and
General Directorate for Economy Labour & Russian Federation Georgia Mineral Resources, National Oil & Gas Use of Hydrocarbon,
Agency Ministry of Foreign Ministry of Industry
Energy Charter Energy & Raw Materials, Entrepreneurship, Croatia Turkmentistan Authority, Bahrain Turkmenistan
Ministry of Energy & Ministry of Environment Affairs, Czech Republic & Energy, Russian
Secretariat Ministry of Justice, France
Ministry of Economy & Mining, Algeria & Water, UAE Federation Ministry of Oil, Iraq OFGEM, Ukraine Ministry of Fuel &
Uzbekistan Ministry of Foreign
European Commission Ministry of Defence, Energy, Bulgaria Energy, Complex and
Ministry of Energy & Ministry of Finance, And European Affairs, Ministry of Industry, Ministry of Petroleum, OPEC, Vienna
Japan Petroleum Energy Russian Federation Natural Resources,
Government of Western Ministry of Economy & Mining, Morocco Russian Federation France Transport & Energy, Egypt
Center Ministry of Petroleum Astrakhan Region
Australia Finance, France
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15. “ We greatly recognise the WRA
importance of
the
They provide a much
needed opportunity for top level
industry executives to meet Energy
and exchange information Downstream Oil and Gas
concerning the region’s oil
and gas related matters.
”
Sultan Al Mehairi, Director, Marketing and Refining, Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)
16. Energy: Downstream Oil and Gas Europe
Despite low oil prices and falling consumption rates in 2009, global legislation aimed at producing cleaner Global Petrochemicals 2010, 7th Annual Meeting
and more efficient fuels is forcing oil refiners to continue to invest in the upgrading of refining facilities 9-11 February 2010, Vienna, Austria
to deliver the high quality fuels now demanded. The Middle East region continues its aggressive plan to
www.wraconferences.com/globalpetrochemicals
capture a large share of the fuel supply market with a number of new downstream facilities coming on
stream now and in the near future. European Fuels, 11th Annual Meeting
Looking further ahead, the IEA forecasts an increase in total demand for energy by 50% through to
9-12 March 2010, Paris, France
2030 ensuring that that fossil-based energy – oil, gas and coal – will remain a dominant source of energy www.wraconferences.com/europeanfuels
supplies in the foreseeable future.
Central & Eastern European Refining & Petrochemicals, 13th Annual Meeting
In line with these key industry drivers, the World Refining Association has established itself as the world’s 12-14 October, Budapest, Hungary
leading provider of high level strategic and technical focused refining and petrochemical industry forums. www.wraconferences.com/cee10
Strong and long standing relationships with governments and major oil and petrochemical producers
worldwide, result in audiences of key decision makers from across the globe who actively influence and Biofuels 2010, 5th Annual Meeting
drive the industry forward. October 2010, Berlin, Germany
www.wraconferences.com/bio10
Major sponsors of our Downstream events include:
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17. Middle East Russia and CIS
Plant Maintenance in the Middle East, 3rd Annual Meeting Base Oil & Lubricants in Russia and the CIS, 3rd Annual Meeting
10-13 January 2010, Abu Dhabi, UAE 23-25 March 2010, Moscow, Russia
www.wraconferences.com/plantmaintenance www.wraconferences.com/baseoils
Middle East Downstream Week, 11th Annual Meeting Refining and Petrochemicals in Russia and the CIS, 13th Annual Roundtable
22-25 March 2010, Abu Dhabi, UAE 7-9 December 2010, Europe
www.wraconferences.com/medw11 www.wraconferences.com/rrr10
The Middle East Chemical Summit
(incorporating Middle East Fertilizer Symposium,
Asia
4th Annual Meeting and Petchem Arabia 2009, 5th Annual Meeting)
10-13 October 2010, Manama, Bahrain Downstream Asia Roundtable 2010,
www.wraconferences.com 3rd Annual Meeting & Asian Biofuels Roundtable 2010,
2nd Annual Meeting (co-located event)
26-29 October, Singapore
www.wraconferences.com
Some of our regular clients at our Downstream events: Dow Chemical Exxonmobil Gazprom Export Ltd Ibn Sina - National
Methanol Company
Kuwait National
Petroleum Co
Maaden Phosphate
Company
Egyptian Ministry Of ExxonmobIl Research And Gazprom Neft
Abengoa Bioenergy Abu Dhabi Polymers Park ADMA - OPCO Aramco Services Basell Orlen Polyolefins Borouge Pte Ltd Petroleum Engineering Company Ina-Oil Company Kuybyshev Oil Refinery Marun Petrochemical
Sp Zoo GPIC
Abu Dhabi Basic Abu Qir Fertilizer ADNOC Ardabil Petrochemical Co BP Oil International Company
Egyptian Propylene And Fauji Fertilizer Bin Qasim Jam Petrochemical Lanxess Pte Ltd
Industries Corporation Company BASF Grupa Lotos
Advanced Polypropylene Arrazi / Sabic Bunge Polypropylene Co Ltd Company Mazeikiu Nafta Ab
Lukoil
Abu Dhabi Gas Abu Qir Pte BASF Polska Sp Z.O.O Gulf Farabi Petrochemical
Al Bayroni Fertilizer Co Arya Sasol Polymer Cb&I Lummus Eni Division Refining & Fertil Jordan Petroleum Mol Group
Liquefaction Company Co. Ltd Lukoil Bulgaria Ltd
Achinsk Refinery Rosneft Company Bazan Oil Refinery Ltd Marketing Refinery
Ltd Angarsk Polymers Plant Cepsa Gail India Limited Moscow Refinery
Gulf Of Suez Petroleum Lukoil Czech RepubliC
ADBIC Asean Bintulu Fertilizer Bdi - Biodiesel Equate Petrochemical Co Knightsbridge Chemicals
Abu Dhabi National Angarsk Refinery Ceska Rafinerska Galp Energia Company S.R.O Mozyr Oil Refinery
Sdn Bhd International Dmcc
Chemicals Company ADCO Erg Raffinerie
Antwerp Gas Terminal Nv Dioki D.D. Gasco Gupco Lurgi Gmbh and many more...
Banias Refinery Co Bioenergy Plantations KNPC
Abu Dhabi National Oil ADGAS Esso Nederland Bv
Arab Potash Company Dolphin Energy Limited Gazprom Hip Petrohemija Lyondellbasell
Company Ltd BAPCO Borealis Polymers Nv
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