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| IEF-IFP Symposium | | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia |
A presentation entitled “Energy Challanges and IFP Strategic Priorities”, Olivier Appert, Chairman and CEO, IFP
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| IEF-IFP Symposium | | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia |
A presentation entitled “Pushing the limits - Impact of Upstream Technological Advances on Future Oil Supply”, Maurice Bouteca, Director Exploration and Production, IFP
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| IEF-IFP Symposium | | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia |
A presentation entitled “Technology Developments - Challenges and opportunities for a global energy security”, Dr. Antonio Pflüger, Head, Energy Technology Collaboration Division, IEA
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| IEF-IFP Symposium | | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia |
A presentation entitled “Technology partnership versus joint technology development: avenues for co-operation between producing and consuming countries”, Taher Najah, Downstream Oil Industry Analyst, Energy Studies Department, OPEC
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| IEF-IFP Symposium | | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia |
A presentation entitled “European Union CCS activities”, Derek Taylor, Energy Advisor, Directorate General for Transport and Energy, European Commission
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| IEF-IFP Symposium | | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia |
A presentation entitled “CO2 geological storage in In Salah, Algeria, a sustainable development project”, Noureddine Bounoua, Manager, Upstream Activities, Sonatrach
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| IEF-IFP Symposium | | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia |
A presentation entitled “Enhancing oil recovery: what role for CCS?”, Francois Kalaydjian, Deputy Director Sustainable Development, IFP
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| IEF-IFP Symposium | | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia |
A presentation entitled “A technology provider perspective”, Mahmut Sengul, Vice President Middle East and Asia, Schlumberger Carbon Services
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| IEF-IFP Symposium | | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | A presentation entitled “Australia’s Global Carbon Capture and Storage Initiative”, Michael Sheldrick, General Manager, Global CCS Initiative, Project Team, Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism, Australia
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| IEF - IGU First Ministerial Gas Forum | | Vienna, Austria |
A presentation entitled “Globalization through LNG and Gas Pricing Mechanism”, S.R. Kassaei Zadeh, Advisor to the Oil Minister and Managing Director of NIGEC.
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| 19th World Petroleum Congress in Madrid, 29 June – 3 July 2008 | | Madrid, Spain |
IEF Secretary General, Noe van Hulst, attended the 19th World Petroleum Congress in Madrid, 29 June – 3 July 2008. On 2 July he will chair and moderate one of the most popular events during the Congress, the OPEC/IEA Luncheon (13.00 – 14.30h) in which the Executive Director of the IEA, Nobuo Tanaka, will speak together with the Secretary General of OPEC, H.E. Abdalla Salem El-Badri.
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| Jeddah Energy Meeting | | Jeddah, Saudi Arabia | IEF Secretary General, Noe van Hulst, participated in the meeting of energy ministers and representatives of the the oil industry in Jeddah on 22 June 2008.
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| Promoting Prosperity through Energy Interdependence and Co-operation 02-May-2007 | | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | The Second Asian Ministerial Energy Roundtable was held in Riyadh on 2 May 2007 hosted by H.E. Ali I. Al-Naimi, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources of Saudi Arabia and co-hosted by H.E. Akira Amari, Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan. “Promoting Prosperity through Energy Interdependence and Co-operation” was the theme of the Roundtable, which was attended by Ministers responsible for energy in seventeen East, South and West Asian countries - Bahrain, Brunei, China, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Japan, Kuwait, Oman, Pakistan, Philippines, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Thailand and UAE – along with heads of the IEA, OPEC and IEF Secretariats. The concluding Joint Stat
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| Inaugural Session Statements 02-May-2007 | | | Your Excellences, Ladies and gentlemen, good morning On behalf of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and on behalf of our co-host, the government of Japan, it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to Saudi Arabia for our second roundtable. We are very grateful for the privilege of your presence, and we thank you all for accepting our invitation to share your thoughts in the context of this roundtable’s theme.Of course, this event would not be possible without the leadership of those who demonstrated the initiative for our first meeting. I would like to thank the Government of India, and H.E. Mani Shankar Aiyar, the former Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas in particular, for launching the Asia
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| Inaugural session statements by H.E. Akira Amari (Opening Remark) 02-May-2007 | | Japan | I would like to express my sincere gratitude to His Excellency Mr. Ali Ibrahim Al-Naimi, the Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and all the other people who have worked so hard to organize this meeting.
It is a timely, valuable opportunity that we, Energy Ministers in Asia, have come here in Riyadh to engage in talks pursuant to the enhancement of energy security and mutually beneficial economic development. We have had a significant impact and responsibility on the world’s energy situation.
Energy is an indispensable element for the sustainable development of the global economy and the improvement of human life. Global energy demands are expected
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| G-8 Summit Support to IEF and JODI 15-Jul-2006 - 17-Jul-2006 | | | Under the Presidency of the Russian Federation, the Heads of Government of the Group of Eight Industrialized Nations addressed global energy challenges at their Summit meeting on 15-17 July 2006. In the St. Petersburg Plan of Action for Global Energy Security adopted at the Summit, the G8 Heads of Government invited the International Energy Forum to study ways of broadening the dialogue between energy producing and consuming countries and to work on the expansion of Joint Oil Data Initiative membership and to continue to improve the quality and timeliness of data.The St. Petersburg Plan of Action further strengthens the support to producer-consumer dialogue, the IEF and JODI expressed by G8
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| Inaugural session statements by Ambassador Arne Walther (2003-2007), Secretary General IEF 02-May-2007 | | FOCUSING ASIAN DIMENSIONS OF GLOBAL ENERGY SECURITY | May I thank Their Excellencies Minister Al Naimi of Saudi Arabia, host country of the IEF Secretariat, and Minister Amari of Japan for convening this Second Asian Ministerial Roundtable at a very important point in time. When energy security continues to top the political agenda worldwide. For energy importing as well as exporting countries, for industrialized as well as developing economies. In Asia and elsewhere.Energy uncertainties are prompting countries and groups of countries to re-think fundamental policies. However, the policy tuning of one country to meet new challenges, and to reduce its particular energy uncertainties, can in itself exacerbate existing uncertainties or create new
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| The Mediterranean Dimension of Global Energy Security (Opening Remarks by Ambassador Arne Walther (2003-2007), Secretary General, IEF) 28-Mar-2007 | | 8th Offshore Mediterranean Conference and Exhibition, IEFS-OMC Joint Plenary Session at Ravenna, Italy | The 8th OMC has gathered Ministers and leaders of the petroleum industry at a time when Energy Security continues to top the political agenda worldwide. For energy importing as well as exporting countries, for industrialized as well as developing economies. Our time of heightened energy consciousness is also a time of uncertainties that are prompting some countries and groups of countries to re-think fundamental policies. And the policy tuning of one country to meet new challenges, or to reduce its particular energy uncertainties, can in itself exacerbate uncertainties, or create new ones, for others. Not least considering the interrelationship between energy, environment and economic develo
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| Second JODI Training Workshop for Sub-Saharan African countries (Press Release) 31-Jan-2007 - 02-Feb-2007 | | Johannesburg | Johannesburg, 31 January 2007 - Minister Buyelwa Patience Sonjica underlined South Africa’s support to the International Energy Forum (IEF) and the Joint Oil Data Initiative (JODI) when inaugurating on 30 January a regional training workshop for oil statisticians from Sub-Saharan African countries organized by the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy, the IEF Secretariat and partner organizations to run in Johannesburg until 2 February. “Without accurate oil data, we cannot secure our future security of energy supply and we would not be able to attract much needed international investments. The biggest problem remains access to energy in order to meet basic human needs and the Millenni
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| An Achievement of the Producer-Consumer Dialogue (Welcoming remarks by Ambassador Arne Walther (2003-2007), Secretary General of the IEF) 31-Jan-2007 | | Regional Training Workshop for Sub-Saharan African Countries, Johannesburg, South Africa | The Joint Oil Data Initiative is a concrete outcome of the producer-consumer dialogue. It is a response to the political call for the better data and more transparency that are so important for efforts to enhance global energy security. It is a pleasure for me, on behalf of the International Energy Forum and our partner organizations, to welcome you to this Regional JODI Training Workshop for Sub-Saharan African Countries, graciously hosted by the Government of South Africa. We are greatly honoured that H.E. Buyelwa Patience Sonjica, the Minister of Minerals and Energy of South Africa, has kindly consented to inaugurate the workshop. We are very much looking forward to her address. Not least
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| Inaugural Address by H.E. Buyelwa Patience Sonjica, Minister of Minerals and Energy of South Africa 30-Jan-2007 | | JOINT OIL DATA INITIATIVE (JODI) TRAINING WORKSHOP AT INDABA HOTEL IN JOHANNESBURG | It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to our country. I stand here in front of you today to address the first Joint Oil Data Initiative (JODI) Workshop to be held on African soil. As we all might know, the birth of JODI emanated from the 7th International Energy Forum Meeting held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in November 2000. The realisation of the negative impact of the unusually high volatile oil prices on economies of nations around the globe gave birth to the formation of JODI. This point is very important for us non-producing countries, but especially for Africa. Chief among the reasons for such volatile oil prices was deemed to be the lack of transparent and reliable oil statistics
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| Address by Mr. Dave Lafiaji, Executive Secretary of the African Petroleum Producers' Association (APPA) 30-Jan-2007 - 02-Feb-2007 | | AT THE OPENING SESSION OF THE JOINT OIL DATA INITIATIVE (JODI) TRAINING WORKSHOP, JOHANNESBURG | I am delighted to be here this morning for the opening session of the Joint Oil Data Initiative Training Workshop, which kicks off shortly. As it has been appropriately described, JODI is a bold statement of the willingness and the ability of institutions representing the interests of producers and consumers of hydrocarbons to work together in promoting oil market stability by way of improved information flows. It is an initiative that looks to make us all, oil producers and consumers alike, winners. The African Petroleum Producers’ Association fully supports this initiative as it is being ably coordinated by the IEFS. I am as much delighted that this workshop is being organised here in Sout
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