Programme London 2011

		2011 London Energy Roundtable: Canada Europe Energy Summit Tuesday, October 11th Lancaster House, Stable Yard, St James’s, London SW1A 1BB
Moderator		Jim Feeney, UK Trade & Investment Energy

8:30 am		Registration and continental breakfast

9:00 am		Opening remarks by H.E. Gordon Campbell, Canadian High Commissioner to the UK and Northern Ireland

9:10 am		Morning keynote presentation by The Rt. Hon. Lord Howell of Guildford, Minister of State for International Energy Security, Foreign and Commonwealth Office Lord Howell has outlined the UK’s energy strategy, including relations with Canada.

9:30 am		Session I: CEO panel – Canada’s role in an energy-constrained world Canada is an open, stable and growing supplier of energy in a resource-constrained world, presenting significant commercial opportunities for domestic and foreign investors. Whether it’s building out increasingly complex oil and gas projects or innovations such as carbon capture and storage or securing new markets, energy corporations will be central to achieving real change. The panel will include a pre-production pure play oil sands company, a diversified medium-sized oil and gas company and a rapidly growing conventional oil and gas producer, whose CEOs will discuss the evolution of the Canadian market and Canada’s place in the global energy mix.
		Howard Lutley, President & CEO, SilverBirch Energy Richard Gusella, Chairman & CEO, Connacher Oil & Gas John Dielwart, Chief Executive Officer, Arc Resources Ltd Greg Stringham, Vice President, Markets and Fiscal Policy, Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers Chair: Mungo Hardwicke-Brown, Partner, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

10:30 am		Networking break

11:00 am		Presentation by John Manzoni, President & CEO, Talisman Energy Mr. Manzoni will provide a strategic overview for the Canadian and North Sea oil markets, as well as address the changing dynamic in global gas markets.

11:30 pm		Session II: The energy outlook Panelists will examine the risks – and the rewards – facing the energy industry in this time of tremendous technological, economic and geopolitical change. Recent events have highlighted the risks to energy supplies, while an increasing share of conventional energy lies in the hands of national oil companies. Liberalized energy markets must provide investor certainty in this new energy environment. The panel will address how Canada and Europe can ensure robust domestic and export markets and deliver vibrant equity markets that provide access to capital, visibility and generate investor confidence.
		Samir Brikho, Chief Executive, AMEC plc Kevan Cowan, President, TSX Markets and Group Head of Equities, TMX Group Chair: Jon Clark, UKI Oil & Gas Transaction Advisory Services Leader, Ernst & Young

12:30 pm		Lunch with remarks by Marvin Odum, Director, Upstream Americas, Royal Dutch Shell Mr. Odum, who is also Chairman of the Athabasca Oil Sands Project and President of Shell Oil Company, will discuss the integration of the North American energy market and role that Canada will play as a growing energy exporter.

2:00 pm		Presentation by Yves-Louis Darricarrère, President of Total Exploration & Production Mr. Darricarrère will address the challenge of securing new reserves and the role that Canadian energy resources play in Total’s global portfolio of assets and the potential impact of proposed regulations that target high carbon fuels, including the EU Fuel Quality Directive

2:30 pm		Session III: The politics of energy Government rules and regulations increasingly impacting investment decisions in the energy sector, notably, with regards to safety, climate change and energy security. Canada and Europe are currently negotiating a comprehensive free trade and investment agreement that will further liberalize the energy sector and spur commercial activity. Which energy sources and technological innovations will win as companies strive to generate returns and address increasingly stringent environment restrictions and social concerns? What innovations are occurring in terms of financing and developing more efficient energy infrastructure?
		William Bridge, Executive Vice President, Business Development, TransAlta Bob Pegler, General Manager, Europe, Global CCS Institute Robert Johnson, Director, Global Energy & Natural Resources, Eurasia Group Rick Kwan, Head of Portfolio Management, Carbon Finance, Climate Change Capital Chair: Dr. Jeff Chapman, Chief Executive, Carbon Capture & Storage Association

4:00 pm		Close by Hon. Roy MacLaren, Canadian Chair, CERT, former Canadian High Commissioner to the UK and Northern Ireland

4:15 pm		Networking reception