Energy Roundtable

8:30 to 12:00
Monday, 2 May 2005

Financing Offshore E&P: How Much Will It Require?

A recent International Energy Agency report suggests the E&P sector needs US $4 trillion to sustain current production levels. However, increasing demand from developing countries may mean that this won’t be enough. Currently, oil companies are responding with increased production but may not be able to keep up with the demand growth in the future. Deep offshore E&P projects have significant potential to meet this demand but development times are long.

During the Energy Roundtable a panel of experts will discuss existing or emerging technologies that could play a key role in meeting the growing demand for energy sources. The panelists also will consider the financial commitment required to quickly deploy these technologies. This roundtable discussion will better prepare your company for the upcoming decade of capital investments.

Invited attendees can sit at the roundtable and participate in this dynamic discussion on the future of offshore E&P. Participation is by invitation only.

Moderator
	Olivier Appert Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Institut Francais du Pétrole (IFP) Bio  Larger photo
Panelists
	Claire Farley Chief Executive Officer Randall & Dewey Partners, LP Bio  Larger photo			Thomas Petrie Chairman And Chief Executive Officer, Petrie Parkman & Co. Bio
	Simon Frame Senior Vice President Wood Mackenzie Bio			Dan Pickering President Pickering Energy Partners Inc. Bio  Hi-res photo