Global Peak Oil Gathering – Alexander’s Gas & Oil

The discussion around the future global demand, supply and reserve-situation is intensifying.

Are we actually running out of oil (and gas) or not? And if so when?
Will the reserves collapse or will new finds take care of the future?
Will production keep up with demand? And if not, what then?
Many questions and even more answers.

This will be of interest to:
Long-term viewing people, Consultants, Experts, Government representatives, people interested in future energy-developments, long-term planners, (energy-)strategists, the energy-investment community, banks, (re-)insurance-companies, transportation-specialists, energy-companies and institutions, etc.

http://www.gasandoil.com/peakoil/

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Global Peak Oil Gathering
Gathering And Think-Tank

19-20-21 October 2004,
Koblenz-Lahnstein, Germany.

Confirmed Speakers

Dr. Colin Campbell,
ASPO’s founder

Geology, depletion, and other realities

Dr. Douglas B. Reynolds,
University of Alaska Fairbanks

Price Forecasting: Oil and Gas Price Developments and Forecasts

H. Lehmann,
ISUSI, World Council of Renewable Energy

Proposals and projections for renewable energy in the different regions of the world

Jean Marie Bourdaire,
Director Research Projects, World Energy Council

The energy market in 2004: current challenges

Leif Magne Meling,
Manager New Areas, Statoil, Norway

Global gas & oil resource developments 2004 – 2020

Prof. H. J. Schnelnhuber,
Tyndall Centre Research Director, School of Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia, Director University of Potsdam

The Climate factor

Dr. Kenneth J Chew,
Vice President – Industry Performance and Strategy, IHS Energy Geneva, Switzerland

Global gas & oil resource developments 2004 – 2020

Maarten van Maurik,
Dir. Economics, Oil Supply, Petrologica Ltd

Investment needs, expectations and opportunities in the global gas & oil industry until 2005, 2010, 2020