The Energy Transition & the Deployment of Capital: Peter Tertzakian, ARC Financial Corp
There are two energy transitions happening. Both are changing the deployment of capital in the oil and gas business. The first is the one everyone talks about: the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy like wind and solar power. The second ,In North America, the process transition to horizontal, multi-stage hydraulic fracturing over the past dozen years has yielded spectacular oil and gas production growth.
Small and Mid-Cap Companies of the Future: Mitch Flegg, Serica Energy
Nimble, focused, bold – we believe small and mid-cap companies of the future will not sit back and rely on inherited approaches to asset management. The leaders in the sector will be action takers, blending the latest in technical innovation with people power.
On the Spot with North America Assembly Speakers 2019
Ahead of the North America Assembly 2019, we asked select speakers what their views are on key topics. Find out more
Energy Transition – the US version
The global energy transition firmly focused on the decarbonisation of the energy sources that are utilised to power everyday life. However, the Trump administration has shied away from committing to the decarbonisation of the energy sector
South America Assembly 2019 – Key Takeaways
Latin America is a region that holds huge potential across all energy value chains. Many countries have achieved remarkable progress in isolation, like Uruguay, gradually achieving 100% renewable power. However, political risk remains the biggest barrier to entry.
The Brulpadda Discovery
With the momentum of Total’s discovery earlier in the year and the promise of an emerging player in the oil and gas sector, 2019 may be South Africa’s best opportunity to set the legal framework for a successful and productive domestic oil and gas industry.
Stimulating African E&P Through Attractive Regulatory Frameworks
The obvious place for the Energy industry to benefit from best practice in portfolio management is within the Financial Services industry, where the majority sources of funds come from. So are investors imparting their rigour around portfolio management with, essentially engineering companies, and are we really combining these two distinctly different worlds to unify and accelerate decision making.
Mexico Assembly 2019 – Key Takeaways
Read the key takeawys from the Mexico Assembly 2019
Pablo Tejera Cuesta
Mexican Subsurface is very exciting. There is a lot of history behind the Mexican O&G industry. Mexico is one of the top producers in the world thanks to its shallow water production but the potential of its Deepwater needs to be proven.
Business Innovation Platforms for accelerated, robust decision making
The obvious place for the Energy industry to benefit from best practice in portfolio management is within the Financial Services industry, where the majority sources of funds come from. So are investors imparting their rigour around portfolio management with, essentially engineering companies, and are we really combining these two distinctly different worlds to unify and accelerate decision making.
Siemens – New Technologies
Prior to the market downturn, the offshore E&P industry had been slow to adopt new technology. But deployment accelerated as the inclement market conditions dragged on and producers sought dramatic cuts in their time and costs to first oil, and overall production costs after that.
Siemens – FPSOs
Optimizing the lifecycle performance of floating, production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessels is highly contingent on the incorporation of topsides packages that can efficiently and reliably deliver the power to exploit resources in a range of water depths and operating conditions. At the same time, offshore operators must be cognizant of the need to reduce emissions and minimise the weight and footprint of topsides modules, the latter of which can substantially impact facility development costs.