October 11, 2017
7:30am – 3:30pm
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Let’s make Canadian energy competitive
According to the International Energy Agency, the rebalancing of global oil markets has become less certain and Canada’s natural gas production is projected to stay flat for the next five years due to pipeline constraints, LNG delays and the US shale boom. On top of these geopolitical developments, companies face carbon taxes, regulatory reforms and political uncertainty at home. There are bright spots – a low dollar, an assault on costs and focus on the highest value assets has enabled the energy sector to weather the downturn. Polls show that the world prefers Canadian energy over other exporters. Coal phase outs are spurring activity in power and renewables, and a decline in input costs is stimulating downstream industrial activity.
Against this complex backdrop is Canadian energy destined for a lost decade? Or is industry adapting, diversifying and regaining competitiveness more rapidly than is generally understood? Find out at the fourteenth annual Calgary Energy Roundtable conference.
SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Andy Calitz
Chief Executive Officer, LNG Canada
Dawn Farrell
President & CEO, TransAlta
Sheng Ding
Senior MD, HOPU Investments and Chairman, PetroBroad
David Hill
Executive Vice President Exploration & Business Development, Encana
Elizabeth Sanborn
Chief Operating Officer, Independent Project Analysis
Adam Waterous
Founder, Waterous Energy Fund
Steve Reynish
Executive Vice President, Strategy & Corporate Development, Suncor
Ian Anderson
President, Kinder Morgan Canada
Mark Fitzgerald
President & CEO, Progress Energy Canada