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Risks and Opportunities in Caspian & Central Asian Oil &
Gas Pipeline Partnerships
Posted: 15 January 2004
Tactics to overcome political, regulatory, technical and
Environmental barriers to successful commercial project viability
Monday 26th & Tuesday 27th January 2004
Tapping into the huge energy reserves of the Caspian region is
essential to Central Asia's economic future and is becoming an increasingly
tempting prospect for many international governments, oil companies,
construction companies and financiers.
Do you want to examine in detail the risks and rewards surrounding
pipeline partnerships?
Never before has there been such excellent networking opportunities
with this prestigious line up of speakers:
- HE Medjid Kerimov
Minister for Fuel & Energy, Republic of Azerbaijan
- HE Viktor Kaluzhny
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Russian Federation
- HE Gouseyn Bagirov
Minister of Environment and Natural Resources, Republic of Azerbaijan,
Chairman, Caspian Environment Programme
- Ambassador Steven Mann U.S State Department Special Representative,
Caspian Basin Energy Diplomacy
- Hakki Akil Deputy Director, Energy Department, Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, Turkey
- Georgy Chanturia President, Georgian International Oil Corporation
- Osman Saim Dinc General Manager and CEO, TPAO
Confirmed Participation from:
Wintershall AG - Trade House "PMC" CJSC - Herbert Smith
- ConocoPhillips AMBO LLC Global Economic Research GmbH
Baker Botts LLP - "Pipe Metalurgic Company" CJSC
Statoil Azerbijan Centre for Global Energy Studies PetroKazakstan
Aon Political Risk Uktransnafta BTC BP Bp
Azerbaijan Denton Wilde Sapte
For more information see www.thecwcgroup.com
Posted by Richard Price,
Editor Pipeline Magazine
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