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OTC recognizes outstanding work and service in
the industry by honoring an individual and organization or company
each year at the OTC Awards Luncheon. The presentation includes
a multimedia tribute to each award recipient.
Tickets are required for this event. Each ticket
is U.S. $40. Seating is limited. Participants are encouraged to
purchase tickets in conjunction with advance registration.
Peter
J. Robertson, Vice Chairman
of the Board, ChevronTexaco Corp.
The era of easy energy is over. Energy independence is a myth – we
live in a globally interdependent world. Robertson will discuss
the foresight, cooperation and technology that the industry
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The OTC Distinguished Individual Achievement Award for 2005 recognizes Professor
J. Kim Vandiver, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, for his numerous technical
breakthroughs in the dynamics of vortex-induced vibrations that have enhanced
the design of structures to withstand high ocean currents, enabling the offshore
energy industry to produce oil and gas in progressively deeper water.
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The 2005 OTC Distinguished Achievement Award for Organizations recognizes Kerr-McGee
Oil and Gas Corp. and Technip for their successful global relationship that has
pioneered and delivered three generations of spar floating production systems
in nine years. Application of the third generation cell spar at Red Hawk (right)
has significantly reduced the economical industry reserve threshold for stand-alone
deepwater field developments. (Click on images for larger versions.)
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Prior recipients
-- Individual award
Prior recipients
-- Corporate award
Prior recipients
-- Special citations
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Keynote:
The Challenge of Energy Development in an Interdependent
World
