Whom Will You Meet At UGOS?

UGOS 2012 provided the opportunity to meet leading oil and gas operators, Independent/Junior oil companies, government and regulators, equipment manufacturers, utilities, oil service companies, analysts and economists, geologists, environmentalists, law firms and investors to analyse new global challenges and opportunities in this sector.

2013 will build on this success and will welcome:

NOCs/IOCs,Independent/Junior oil companies: who are keen to unlock the full economic and geological potentail of unconventional resources such as shale gas and shale oil, CBM, Tight Gas, Heavy Oils and others and also learn from fellow operators about successes and best parctice in building unconventional gas reserves

Government and Regulators: to look at a strategy for energy security and enegage in discussion with E&P companies and stakeholders to ensure a stable policy framework for ensuring a balance between the economics and safety of the communities

Gas Suppliers, Utilities, TSO's And Gas Storage and Processing Organisations: looking at learning and discussing the gas infrastructure issues, energy security, price and strategy to manage more gas supply and demand in future  

Oil And Gas Service Companies: who would like to improve operations and still reduce operational costs with the use of effective front edge technologies including

• Completions engineers
• Exploitation engineers
• Petroleum engineers
• Technical consultants
• Geologists/geophysicists
• Reservoir engineers
• Drilling engineers
• Completions engineers
• Production engineers
• Operations engineers

Geophysists And Petro-physicists: who are in the forefront of assesing geological potential for unconventional reserves and in the process of estimating existing reserves

Universities And Research Organisations: Engaging with the stakeholders to assess the pros and cons of unconventional exploration, data and scientific results

Banks, Fund managers and private equity providers to discuss the funding resources and bankability of unconventional projects

Energy Analysts and Think Tanks: working with business to lead analysis and research on the big energy geo-political picture and how unconventionals fit into the energy mix