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Dear Colleague,
Please find attached information regarding the International Energy
Week-2023 conference & exhibition (IE Week – 2023, 28TH Of February- 02ND
Of March 2023-London).
International Energy (IE) Week is a recognised forum for international oil
and gas industry , where over 2,000 influential industry figures and
government officials from the global oil and gas industry meet to discuss
the opportunities and challenges facing the sector today and how to shape
its future direction.
IP Week also provides its usual series of networking opportunities through
our social events, notably the IE Week Dinner. Our IE Week Drinks
Receptions, will offer great insights from leading figures from the industry
alongside an opportunity for you to share experiences and views with fellow
oil and gas professionals in a more informal yet stimulating environment
We are delighted to announce our expert panel of speakers and chairs:
∙ Bernard Looney, Chief Executive Officer, BP
∙ Russel Hardy, Group CEO, Vitol
∙ Dr Fatih Birol, Hon FEI Executive Director, IEA
∙ Speaker from Ministry of Oil, Republic of Iraq
∙ Speaker from Socar
∙ Dev Sanyal FEI, CEO, Varo Energy
∙ Mark Thomas, CEO, Nogaholding
∙ Lydia Rainforth, Managing Director, Barclays
∙ Stephen Shaw, Director, ABS Group
∙ The Rt. Hon Charles Hendry CBE Hon FEI, Former Energy Minister, UK
Government
∙ Saulius Nerijus, Director, EY
∙ Dr Carole Nakhle FEI, CEO, Crystol Energy
∙ Ed Daniels FEI, Strategy, Sustainability & Corp Relations Director, Shell
∙ Dr Mele Kolo Kyari FEI, Group Managing Director/CEO, NNPC Limited
(Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation)
∙ Sara Akbar, Petrofac Board Member
∙ Monica Spada, Head of R&D, Eni
∙ Louise Kingham CBE FEI, Vice President, Europe & Head of Country, bp
∙ Prof Ir Dr Mohd CEng FEI, Shahir Liew, Deputy Vice Chancellor, Petronas
∙ Jasim Thabet, Group Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Abu
Dhabi National Energy Company
∙ Michael Alsford, Interim CFO, Storegga
∙ Samar Al Hameedi, Vice President, Sustainability, Adnoc
∙ Olivia Azadegan, Energy Transition Director, MENA, Clean Air Task Force
∙ Sinead Lynch FEI, SVP Low Carbon Fuels, Shell
∙ Charlotte Huebner, Director, Maersk
∙ Mr Shiva Susarla, Managing Director, Renergii Asia
∙ Dominic Falcao, Founding Director, Deep Science Ventures
∙ Maan Iskander, Head of Technical Services, Aramco Europe
∙ Aniruddha Sharma, CEO, Carbon Clean
∙ Iman Hill, Executive Director, IOGP
∙ Speaker from CNPC
∙ Amy Ruddock, VP Europe & Middle East, Carbon Engineering
∙ Elbia Gannoum, President, Brazilian Wind Energy Association
∙ Simon Morrish, CEO, XLinks
∙ Ann Davies, Group COO, Lightsource Bp
∙ Luis Henrique Guimaraes, CEO, Cosan
∙ Josh Young, CEO, Energy Jobline
∙ Bjørn Otto Sverdrup, Chairman of the Executive Committee, OGC
∙ Hugues Bourgogne, EVP Safety, Environment & Asset Management, Shell
IE delegates are also invited to the social functions of Litasco, KMG, BP,
Shell , BnpParibas, Aramco and Vitol which are held alongside the IE Week
events.
We take great pride in organizing IE Week, and look forward to welcoming
you in February.
Best Regards
Mark Hughes
CIS DEPARTMENT
ENERGY INSTITUTE
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International Energy Week
IE Week: Transitioning Out of Crisis:
28 February– 02 March 2023
InterContinental Park Lane, London
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Convened by the Energy Institute’s sector experts, International Energy Week 2023 is the global conference focused on transitioning out of the geopolitical and
environmental crises facing energy.
Building on the renowned legacy of IE Week, the 2023 conference brings together senior figures from across the energy industry, investors, government,
academia, and NGOs at a critical time.
The energy transition offers enduring solutions, some immediate, others longer term. Our conference is where the latest strategic thinking, intelligence and
opportunities are shared, and collaboration happens. The business models, technological innovation, people, and skills that can help us transition to a more
sustainable, secure, affordable energy future.
More than 2000 senior executives from all over the world gather in London for three days of conferences, seminars, round-tables, receptions and exhibition,
bringing together the knowledge, experience and expertise of the most senior figures from across the landscape.
IE Week comprises the industry’s largest Annual Dinner boasting over 1,500 participants. Delegates are also invited to the social functions, providing an unrivalled
opportunity to network with influential decision makers.
This year shines a spotlight on the themes shaping the current global oil and gas markets and investment: geopolitics, sustainability and technology.
For more information about speaking at IE Week, please email Mark Hughes, e:
[email protected]
Tuesday 28 February 2023
Global Energy: Transitioning Out of Crisis:
●Session 1 | Keynote Panel: Transitioning Out
of Crisis.
- What does this involve? Afternoon: Energy Finance & Investment:
●Session 5 | Panel: Energy Finance - a global perspective.
●Session 2 | Debate: Energy Security - International Financial Institution viewpoints
– what needs to be done? - Multilateral Development Bank viewpoints
- Geopolitical environment
- Energy flow rebalancing ●Session 6 | In Conversation: Sustainable Markets - unlocking finance.
- Resilience - SMI Financial Services Task Force
- Investment dilemma accelerating .
- National Capital Investment Alliance
- renewables -v- oil and gas
- Scaling Private Sector Investment Initiative
- Consumer voice - what does this mean
- Accelerating viable transition finance structures
f for the general public?
●Session 7 | Panel: Sustainable Energy Finance – what next for GFANZ?
●Session 3 | Debate: Energy Transition –
- Net-Zero transition planning for financial institutions
what needs be done?
- Mobilising capital to emerging markets and developing economies
- Climate mitigations (IPCC AR6)
- COP27 outcomes and COP28 looking - Net zero public policy
f forward
- Just energy transition finance for d ●Session 8 | Debate: Investor Perspective on Winning in the Energy Transition.
d developing world - Asset manager and asset owner perspectives
- Transforming hard to abate sectors - Activist investor perspective
- Rapid electrification - Carbon tracker – aligning capital market actions with climate reality
- The latest IPCC report - changing the
e energy services
●Session 9 | Summary Session: What Have We Learned Today?
●Session 4 | Case Study Panel: Global Change - Important takeaways from the day’s sessions on Global Energy
– successful examples of how to transition. - Important takeaways from the day’s sessions on Energy Financing & Investment
- Europe - political and regulatory s
s support for the energy transition, r r
r response to climate change including e
e energy efficiency targets Silver sponsors:
- Africa - access to energy and what this
m means for Nigeria?
- Middle East - redefining sustainable e
e energy
- North Sea - the North Sea transition
d deal
- South America - Offshore wind in b b
b Brazil: opportunities and roadmap
- Asia - cost of energy, impact of the oil
p price spike
- Central-Asia - Access to Energy
IE Week Drinks Reception
Meet colleagues and friends, make new contacts and network at the
informal drinks reception after the conference.
For more information about speaking at IE Week, please email Mark Hughes, e:
[email protected]
Wednesday 01 March 2023
Energy Transition:
●Session 1 | Panel: The Big Energy Transition Q&A
- How to accelerate the energy transition in harmony with energy security? Afternoon: Low Carbon Future:
- Are oil and gas assets really going to be stranded if market demand continues?
- How can changing business models support energy transition? ●Session 5 | Panel: Decarbonisation – 2022 progress, 2030 outlook and net zero 2050
- What are the key goals for energy, security, geopolitics?
– Frameworks and strategies from four global regions
●Session 2 | In Conversation: Sustainable Markets in Action. Americas
- SMI Energy Transition Task Force Asia
- Putting customers at the heart of the energy transition Europe
- Accelerating the pace of renewable energy deployment Africa
●Session 3 | Debate: Accelerating Sustainable Markets. ●Session 6 | Case Study Panel: Look How Far We've Come: Renewables.
- What is a sustainable market? - Behaviour – how we have overcome ‘not in my backyard’
- Electrification – how fast can you go? - Improving guidance – how to accelerate permitting
- Hard to abate sectors – how fast can you go? - Recyclable renewables – circular value chains
- What are key success factors?
●Session 7 | Case Study Panel: Look How Far We've Come: Hydrogen.
●Session 4 | Panel: Positive Change, Negative Emissions - industry response. - Hydrogen -v- electricity – both essential for energy transition
- Changing business models to support energy transition - Hydrogen in transport
- How can we work together to address all areas of energy coherently? - Hydrogen in industry
- What’s been scaled already and what can we learn?
Electrification ●Session 8 | Debate: Fuels of the Future.
Hydrogen - Synthetic fuels
CCUS - Biofuels
Carbon Compensation (Offsetting) - Sustainable aviation
-What’s next? - Sustainable shipping
Silver sponsors: ●Session 9 | Panel: Emerging Low Carbon Solutions.
- -Methane reduction – monitoring and reducing emissions
- Direct Air capture – scaling up carbon dioxide removals
- Battery storage – overcoming limits to mineral availability
- Floating wind – going deep to access stronger wind
- Geothermal – sub-surface renewable heat
-
●Session 10 | Summary Session: What Have We Learned Today?
Why exhibit at IE Week? - Important takeaways from the day’s sessions on Energy Transition
- Important takeaways from the day’s sessions on Low Carbon Future
• Engage directly with participants and showcase your company
• Network with industry leaders: 60% of attendees include CEOs, MDs, VPs,
Directors, Partners and Senior Managers
• Gain significant return in new business development opportunities
• Generate leads and hold productive meetings with a targeted group of key
decision makers
For more information about speaking at IE Week, please email Mark Hughes, e:
[email protected]
Thursday 02 March 2023
Behaviour Change, Innovation & Venture:
●Session 1 | Panel: Behaviours to Catalyse Energy Transition. Afternoon: People & Workforce:
- Consumer behaviours – changing what people buy
- Workforce behaviours – working from home ●Session 5 | Panel: Bringing Energy Communities Together
- Industry behaviours – sustainable energy use - Preparing for the energy transition – what common skills apply?
- Decarbonising jobs as well as creating new green ones
●Session 2 | In Conversation: Turning Energy Challenges into Successful - How the EI helps with training and transition preparation
Businesses. - Global learning from different energy communities
●Session 3 | In Conversation: Lessons from Investing to Decarbonise Oil & Gas ●Session 6 | Debate: Generation 2050: Should the Next Generation Go into the Energy Industry?
- What are the energy skills needed?
●Session 4 | Panel: Inspiring Energy Ventures That Can Change the World. - Are we training enough talent?
- Unreasonable Group - How to attract people to the energy industry?
- Beyond Net Zero
- Breakthrough Energy Ventures ●Session 7 | Panel: Powerful Women & Pride in Energy: Let’s Talk About Cultivating & Retaining Talent.
- Energy Impact Partners - Attraction and retention at different stages of career
- How to positively embrace diversity and get it right
●Session 8 | Summary Session: What Have We Learned Today?
- Important takeaways from the day’s sessions on People
- Important takeaways from the day’s sessions on Behaviour Change, Innovation & Venture
IE Week Dinner
Network with the biggest names in the oil and gas industry at the IE Week dinner, one of the largest social gatherings in the oil and gas industry
calendar. Every year this event attracts over 1,000 guests from all over the world.
Gold sponsors:
Maximise your company’s involvement at IE Week
Being an IE Week sponsor or partner will enhance your participation, maximising your company’s profile at the event. With unrivalled
access to key influencers and leaders from around the world, as well as media coverage from over 100 journalists, you will be well
positioned to gain new business opportunities.
Why sponsor IE Week?
• Be part of the leading and influential thought
leadership forum for the global oil and gas industry Please contact Mark Hughes:e:
[email protected],t: +44 (0)20 8561 6030
• Meet and network with senior industry professionals: Media interest in IE Week
over 2/3rd of attendees include CEO’s, MD’s,
Directors, Vice Presidents, Partners and Senior IE Week 2022 was attended by more than 60 journalists from a diverse range of
Managers media outlets. Attendees included journalists from national media outlets and
newswires, such as Bloomberg, the Daily Telegraph, the BBC, the FT, ITN, Gulf
• Boost your profile and achieve further recognition Times, the Times, Rossiya Segodnya, Thomson Reuters and the Wall Street Journal.
from a global audience There were also a number of trade publications represented, including Energy
Intelligence, Gas Matters Today, Natural Gas World, Oil Review Africa, Rigzone,
• The EI would be pleased to tailor a sponsorship or and Upstream.
exhibition proposal to suit your requirements. For
more information about the opportunities available,
Benefits of attending IE Week
IE Week is a renowned and highly respected event, attracting more than 1,500 senior executives from around the world every
year. At this event, leaders from the global oil and gas industry share their wealth of knowledge.
As a delegate you can:
• Learn about key developments in the global oil and gas industry
• Discuss the current challenges and debate their potential solutions
• Gain a better understanding of the future scenarios facing the sector
• Network with industry peers and leading sector figures at the IE Week drinks receptions and IE Week
dinner
Tomorrow’s Energy Leaders Professional development programme
Have you recently joined the oil and gas industry?
EI Associate members can attend IE Week at a substantially discounted rate with unique access to leaders and opinion formers,
and networking opportunities.
IE Week 2022 participant profile IE Week Venue:
Geographical location
20% – Africa
2% – Asia
15% – Middle East
conference venue InterContinental Park Lane,
8% North America
One Hamilton Place,
London, W1J 7QY
15% Russia t: +44 (0)20 7409 3131
& CIS IE Week dinner, will take place at the InterConintental Park
Lane.
In parallel to all conferences, the IE Week exhibition will be held,
offering delegates and speakers additional networking
opportunities during refreshments and lunch breaks. Visiting the
38% – Europe stands will enable you to find out about various oil and gas products
2% – South America and services.
Please note: The EI Week programme and speakers are correct at the time of print and
may be subject to change.
Job roles
7% – Other The Energy Institute (EI) is the professional membership body bringing global
energy expertise together.
25% – Senior
18% – Manager management We’re a unique network with insight built over a century and spanning the world
of energy, from conventional oil and gas to the most innovative low carbon and
energy efficient technologies.
We gather and share essential knowledge about energy, the skills that are helping
23% – us use it more wisely, and the good practice that keeps it safe and secure.
Board level
14% – Executive We articulate the voice of energy experts, taking the know how of o u r
20,000 members from 120 countries to the heart of the public debate.
.
13% – Middle
management
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Booking form
For completed booking forms,
registration enquiries and group
bookings, Please contact Mark Hughes,
28 February -02 March 2023 e:
[email protected]
t: +44 20 8561 6030. f: +44 20 8561 0131
Step 1 Delegate details
*Title: ........................ *First name: ........................................................... *Surname: ............................................................................................
Designatory letters: .................................................................... *Organisation: ......................................................................................................
*Job title: .................................................................................................................................................................................................................
*Address: .........................................................................................................................*Post code: ..............................................................................
*Email ..................................................................................................... *Telephone number: ...............................................................................
Step 2 Registration prices (Price does not include VAT at 20%)
Select your package:
IE Week pass (Incl. conferences, refreshments, & Drinks Reception)
Non-Member: £2,700
EI Company Member: £2,430
Civil servants, Academia and public sector: £2,430 Energy Institute Membership
I am a member and my membership number is ..................................
IE Week Day Pass
(Includes conference, IP Week Drinks Reception and buffet lunch)
Non-Member: £900
EI Company Member: £810
Civil servants, Academia and public sector: £810
IE Week Dinner only (Includes 4 course menu)
IE Week Dinner: No. of Tickets ................. £350
Step 3 Events and Conference sign-up
I wish to attend on: Thursday 02 March 2023
Tuesday 28 February 2023 IE Week Dinner (Thursday 02 March 2023)
(Excluded in the Ie Week Day Pass)
IE Week Drinks Reception
Free to attend when booking a conference, (to be confirmed).
Wednesday 01 March 2023
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