oil money 2015 brochure

October 6-7, 2015

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The Brave New World of Energy

InterContinental London Park Lane

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Conference Focus

Now in its 36th year, Oil & Money is firmly established as the key annual event for industryleaders. Renowned for bringing together senior executives, ministers and influencers from the global energy and finance sectors, this prestigious conference is refreshingly informativeand interactive.

You will see and hear from the industrys most prominent leaders sharing their strategies, tactics, dilemmas and opinions openly through panel discussions and debate. With over 50meticulously selected speakers, the program is guaranteed to deliver real value and insights toall who attend.

As the global oil and gas industry recalibrates following the dramatic decline in oil prices, the conference will play an even more vital role in evaluating the challenges in tackling the issues facing the industry.

Theme and Primary Focus

The 2015 Oil & Money conference will address both the current and emerging issues confronting the global oil and gas industry, and will focus on:

Energy Intelligence Petroleum Executive of the Year AwardPresented at the award dinner to be held at The Dorchester hotel onTuesday, October 6, 2015.

2015 Award RecipientRex Tillerson was appointed Chairman and CEO ofExxon Mobil in January 2006, guiding the companysuccessfully through a tumultuous period for the industry and maintaining Exxon Mobils position as thelargest private-sector international oil company.

PETROLEUMEXECUTIVEOF THE YEAR

2015

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Challenges facing major oil and gas exportingcountries

Financingof megaprojectsand unconventionaloil and gas

Geopolitical implications forthe oil and gasmarkets

The Brave New World of Energy

Impactof oil price volatilityon global supplyand demand


Speakers Include

Sponsors

Spencer DaleGroup Chief EconomistBP

Andrew GouldChairmanBG Group

Ali MoshiriPresidentChevron Africa and Latin America Explorationand Production Co

Gertjan LankhorstCEOGasTerra

Thomas OMalleyExecutive ChairmanPBF Energy

Kevin NeveuPresident and CEOPrecision Drilling

Mark PapaPartnerRiverstone Holdings

Roger BoundsGlobal Head of LNGRoyal Dutch Shell

Ashok BelaniExecutive Vice President, TechnologySchlumberger

Philippe SauquetPresident, Refining & ChemicalsTotal

Elizabeth (Betsy) SpomerExecutive Vice PresidentVeresen Inc and President and CEOJordan Cove LNG

Adam SieminskiAdministratorUS Energy Information Administration

Rex W. TillersonChairman and CEOExxon Mobil

Fatih BirolExecutive Director DesignateInternational Energy Agency

Lord Browne of MadingleyChairmanL1 Energy

HE Abdalla Salem El-BadriSecretary GeneralOrganization of the PetroleumExporting Countries

Emilio Lozoya AustinCEOPemex

Ben van BeurdenCEORoyal Dutch Shell

Patrick PouyannCEO and President of the Executive CommitteeTotal

Bernard Duroc-DannerChairman of the Board, President and CEOWeatherford International

Day 1 Agenda Tuesday, October 6, 2015


Welcome and Opening

Lara Sidawi MooreChief Strategy Officer and Chairman, Executive Committee Energy Intelligence

Stephen Dunbar-JohnsonPresident, International The New York Times

Ministerial Forum

In-depth discussion with leading Opec and non-Opec officials

Expectations of short and medium-term oil marketdevelopments

Opecs role in managing global oil supplies

Scenarios for the next oil price shock

Corporate Keynote

Address and Q&A

Maximizing Upstream Value in a MarginSqueezed and Low Price Environment

Impact of low oil prices on strategic planning

Industry demand responsiveness and the challengesof deferring high-cost projects

What will the industry landscape look like at the endof the current price cycle?

Technological Developments for Strategic Advantage

The role of technology in reducing breakeven levels

Will the US experience accelerate shale developments in the rest of the world?

Will the industry suffer a skills gap crisis whengrowth returns as a result of current layoffs and anaging workforce?

Lunch

How Much Will Low Prices Stimulate Oil Demand?

Cyclical or structural: what is causing the slow oil demand growth?

How is demand growth changing in developing countries?

To what extent will a prolonged period of low oilprices result in a return to higher demand growth?

New Oil Market Realities and Price Outlook

Will the oil price follow a V, U, W or L-shaped recovery?

The tipping point for high-cost ultra-deepwater and Arctic developments

Free market forces versus market management(Opec) in a changing global oil market

European Gas: Market Transformation Confronts New Risks

European gas demand growth: an unfulfilled promise?

Will Europe succeed in major gas supply diversification?

The geopolitics of European gas

Keynote

Address and Q&A

The Impact of Global Climate Change Policy

How should the oil industry be responding to thechallenges of climate change?

Anticipated impact on the oil and gas industry of the December 2015 Paris climate conference

Will the OECD nations unilaterally introduce a high enough carbon tax to reduce hydrocarbon consumption without help from action by developing countries?

Day 2 Agenda Wednesday, October 7, 2015


Lunch

Refining and Petrochemical Exports: Reshaping Global Markets

Refiners are winners, but how long will it last?

Impact on crude oil sales of large-scale expansion ofMiddle East refining capacity

How will European and Japanese refiners cope with stagnant demand, high-cost feedstock and competition from US, Middle East and Indian refiners?

The Prizes and Pitfalls of the Global LNG Business

Impact of low oil prices on the economic outlook of LNG

Will project proponents be successful in cost-reduction strategies?

Will Asian LNG buyers succeed in changinglong-term LNG pricing?

Corporate Keynote

Address and Q&A

Invest or Divest: The New Financial Imperatives

Impact of the 2014-15 oil price collapse on the funding for major global investments

Credit risk and access to capital markets for US tightoil producers

Political risk and oil revenue dependence of majorproducing countries

Corporate Keynote

Address and Q&A

Drilling on Wall Street: Growth Through Acquisition

Mergers and acquisitions in a low oil price environ-ment: who are the winners and losers?

Changing investment strategies after the oil pricecorrection. What do todays oil price levels mean forinvestments?

Prospects for Master Limited Partnerships, PrivateEquity Funds and Hedge Funds

The World in Play: Critical Geopolitical Drivers

The Ukraine crisis: is a solution in sight?

The rise of Iran as a major geopolitical player in the Middle East

Changing political power structure in the Middle East

The 2015 Leaders for Tomorrow Scholarship Program aims to providegraduates who have recently entered or are hoping to enter the oil andgas workforce with the opportunity to learn from and network with some ofthe industrys foremost and respected leaders.

The scholarship will provide each of the successful candidates with full complimentary access to the Oil & Money Conference and the Petroleum Executive of the Year Award Dinner,along with a provision for travel and accommodation.

For more information visit oilandmoney.com/leaders-for-tomorrow or contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions.

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Conference Rates

Full delegate rate: 2,490 + VAT

Full delegate plusEnergy Intelligence Petroleum Executive of the Year Dinner:3,015 + VAT

Early bird rates available visit oilandmoney.com for further details

Discounted rates are available for academics, NGOs and group bookings.

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Delegate Profile (Oil & Money 2014)

Who will you meet?

The conference is attended by leaders, executives, presidents andministers from the following types of organizations:

National Oil Companies (NOCs)

Independent Oil Companies (IOCs)

Energy and Utility Companies

Financial Institutions

Legal Firms

Consultancies

Oil & Gas Service Companies

Government

Commodity Trading

[26%]Managing DirectorDirectorSenior Vice President

[24%]C-Suite

[25%] Vice President

Senior Management

Industry AdvisorAnalyst

Technical[5%]

[4%] Government

[2%] Academic

[14%] Other

228 Companies 43 Countries 500+ Delegates

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