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20 – 23 June 2011, Hilton Beijing Hotel, China Speakers
Glenn McMaster Senior Geologic Fellow, Global Unconventional Gas Team ConocoPhillips, USA
Bhagwat Negi Member of the Board Petroleum & Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB)
Strategy, opportunity & technology for governments, operators and their partners
Access strategic partnership and investment opportunities with Asian stakeholders
Find out from Breitling Oil & Gas and Questerre Energy on how to capitalise on joint venture partnerships with Asian gas producers
Dr R. Sukhyar
Head, Geological Agency Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Indonesia
Leverage on knowledge and technology in developing shale gas reserves
Discover the latest drilling technology & technical best practices in shale development from global pioneers like ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil, Shell and Hess Corporation. Find out how you can apply their experiences in Asia
Kurt J. Steffen
Senior Exploration Geologist, Assessment Core Group ExxonMobil Exploration Company, USA
Hear from regulators and geological specialists on Asian shale geological formation with potential for commercial production Hear from China’s National Energy Administration, India’s PNGRD and Indonesia’s Ministry of Energy & Mineral Resources on Asia’s shale gas plays for scalability and commercial extraction
Connect with Asian investors to raise capital for your shale gas asset Meet gas producers such as Australia Worldwide Exploration Ltd (AWE Ltd) and investors like Sumitomo Corporation to discuss funding and joint venture partnerships to bring your shale gas asset potential to production
www.terrapinn.com/shalegasasia Gaz Bisht
Head of Shale Resources Australia Worldwide Exploration (AWE Ltd), Australia
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