Global Energy Conference

15th Jan '10 by First Energy

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Just a quick headsup about the forthcoming Global Energy Conference: http://www.firstenergy.com/conference_details.php?conf_id=80&page_type=9

Over the past few years the need for a forum to present a more global view of energy investments has become evident. At this conference we will host a number of international companies with operations in over 20 countries that will offer valuable insight into the regional investment opportunities globally.

This Conference is co-hosted by FirstEnergy Capital Corp. and Societe Generale.

The companies attending are:

Cirrus Energy Corporation
Providence Resources
Serica Energy
Dominion Petroleum Ltd
Oando Plc
TransGlobe Energy Corporation
Heritage Oil
Faroe Petroleum Plc
Trican Well Service Ltd
Melrose Resources
Calfrac Well Services Ltd
Bankers Petroleum
Zhaikmunai Limited Partnership
Regal Petroleum
Talisman Energy Inc
PetroBakken Energly Ltd
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd
ARC Energy Trust
Indus Gas Ltd
Hardy Oil & Gas
Petroceltic International
Gran Tierra Energy Inc
Parex Resources Inc
Petromineralies Ltd
Stratic Energy Corp
Gulfsands Petroleum
Gulf Keystone Petroleum
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djpreston

20th Nov '09

It looks like a cracking line up, very much like the old Tristone coverage (now sadly missed - a prime example in ho to destroy a good franchise). Also looks very similar to an event that Orion used to run before they too were swallowed up by MacQuarie.

Im going along so it woudl be good to meet you and put a face to a name (same goes for any others attending the two day event).

Dave Brickell

1st Dec '09

Just an update - the conference was excellent. It was a two day affair in the Chancery Renaissance Hotel in Holborn. A joint initiative with Societe Generale, it was organised to mark the opening of First Energy's London office. A number of the First Energy London people are ex-Tristone, post Tristone's demise and acquisition by Macquarie, so this is welcome news for Oil & Gas coverage in the UK market

You can see further details on First Energy's London office here:

FirstEnergy’s UK operations will provide European and international clients a full suite of energy investment banking services, including capital raising, equity research sales & trading,corporate mergers & acquisitions, and oil and gas property acquisitions & divestitures.

In terms of the event, as well as the more familar UK names above, there were a number of less familiar (at least, to us!) players presenting, including:

PetroBakken Energy (http://www.petrobakken.com), a Canadian listed company formed by the merger of Petrobank Energy and Resources Ltd. and TriStar Oil & Gas Ltd focused on being a premier, Bakken-focused, light oil E&P player.
Gran Tierra Energy (http://www.grantierra.com), a US listed E&P player operating in South America. It currently holds interests in producing and prospective properties in Colombia, Argentina and Peru.
Zhaikmunai (http://www.zhaikmunai.com), a London-listed independent oil and gas player operating in northwestern part of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Zhaikmunai’s field and licence area is the Chinarevskoye Field located in the northern part of the oil-rich Pre-Caspian Basin.

There was also a very interesting presentation given by Chatham House regarding the impact of Asian companies on the two leading oil producing countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria and Angola. You can download a copy of the report, “Thirst for African Oil”, here: http://www.chathamhouse.org.uk/publications/papers/view/-/id/768

As a number of Stockopedia members were present at the conference, there should be some write-ups appearing shortly of the various presentations. However, you can also watch some of the web-casts yourself here over the next 30 days.

Register here for the Webcasts

http://firstenergy.com/rsvp/form.php?form_id=193

The Webcasts Themselves

http://www.firstenergy.com/conference_details.php?conf_id=80&webcast

doverbeach

I look forward to your comments, Dave. As well as web casts, there are also First Energy's short broker notes on each company - so that ill kep me busy for a while!

db

2nd Dec '09

In reply to doverbeach (post #3)

Thanks for posting the links Dave. Sorry to have missed you and Ed but as I told you, I was otherwise detained. Even listening to TK preening would have been preferable.