Friday, March 6, 2015
Tamilnadu Engineers Forum in Kuwait
“Honest poverty is a gem that even a king might be proud to call his own - but I wish to sell out” -- Mark Twain (American Humorist, Writer and Lecturer. 1835-1910)
This small gem of a Web site (http://www.tefkuwait.com/) offers unique insight into the petroleum industry in Kuwait. It is worth taking a few minutes to browse. According to information on the Tamilnadu Web …
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The Tamilnadu Engineers Forum in Kuwait is an association formed from the alumni of engineering colleges in the State of Tamilnadu, India. The forum has a membership of about 500 Engineers from various disciplines & industries spread around Kuwait.
The Forum functions as an umbrella organization encapsulating smaller chapters of Alumni Associations of all the Engineering Colleges, located in Tamil Nadu that are existing as of 1.4.2000 and that are likely to come in future. The forum entertains alumni from engineering colleges that are approved by Government of Tamil Nadu and All India Council for Technical Education. The Forum also recognizes personnel who have successfully completion the following:
##Part A and Part B Examinations conducted by The Institution of Engineers India
##The higher education offered by Madras Institute of Technology under the title "DMIT" or "B.Tech"
##B.Arch and Bachelor of Interior Design
In case of a member who does not belong to any one of the Institutions mentioned above, the executive committee shall decide to offer membership, after careful evaluation of the background of the College, location, affiliation of statutory bodies. Forum accepts candidates for membership from candidates who are ethnic Tamilian, educated elsewhere outside Tamil Nadu, whose permanent address is in Tamil Nadu. Special memberships shall be offered to candidates who have a high level of contribution for Tamil and Engineering Community by way of his research, political position and or personal popularity.
Following Universities in Tamil Nadu and elsewhere are recognized by the forum
##Madras University
##Anna University
##Periyar University
##Bharathiyar University
##Bharathidasan University
##Annamalai University
##Alagappa University
##Madurai Kamaraj University
##Madurai University
##Sundraranar University
##Mother Therasa University
##World Tamil University - Washington DC USA
##Other Universities which are in existence at present in Tamil Nadu.
Aims and Objectives
##To promote personal and professional interaction between the members
##Shall assist individual registration of members in Kuwait Society of Engineers.
##Create a fraternity including members families and when possible create avenues for family to exhibit their talents
##Represent members in matters of common that does not jeopardizes the interests of the forum.
##Act as the conduit for channeling any and all contributions of the Forum members' intellectual, technical, financial or otherwise, to the State of Tamil Nadu and State of Kuwait.
##Strive to enhance technical education in the State of Tamil Nadu by all possible means.
##Work towards providing employment opportunities of jobless members and new comers from Tamil Nadu from any of the listed Institutions.
##Provide guidance to educate children of members for higher education
##Shall canalize advise on matters such as financial investment, real estate and banking to Forum members
##Shall maintain a website for its exclusive purpose and all information needed shall be channelized through the website.
##Shall plan and conduct seminars on topics which are of interest to the fraternity
##Forum shall conduct social get together with entertainment such as music, drama and arts by bringing in eminent personalities from India or elsewhere.
##Shall bring out Souvenirs and publications which are technical and social in nature. The revenue collected from the entertainment shows, souvenirs, publications etc., shall be utilized only for the purpose of Forum members' purposes. Such revenues cannot be utilized for any other business activities, purchases and or investments on behalf of Forum
##Shall donate for needy after careful consideration of financial position
##Shall institute a scholarship scheme for the poor and needy college students studying in Engineering College in Tamil Nadu where possible
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Thursday, February 26, 2015
Design of Functional Nanostructured Carbons for Advanced Heterogeneous Catalysts- A Review
“A friend of mine
once sent me a post card with a picture of the entire planet Earth taken from space. On the
back it said, "Wish you were here."” -- Stephen Wright
(American Actor and Writer, b.1955)
This post is rich with TIPS. They all are inspired by an article titled “Design of Functional Nanostructured Carbons for Advanced Heterogeneous Catalysts: A Review.” (http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Guang-Ping_Hao/publication/264828602_Design_of_Functional_Nanostructured_Carbons_for_Advanced_Heterogeneous_Catalysts_A_Review/links/53f316440cf2dd48950c8b00.pdf) The article itself is well worth reading. But in addition it contains information that can be even more valuable than the actual content of the text of the article.
There are four TIPS …
TIP 1: reviews
TIP 2: keywords
TIP 3: experts
TIP 4: self-promotion
More TIPS details at the end of this post.
First, a little more information about this inspirational article.
Here is the abstract of the review …
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The research and development of functional nanostructured carbons (FNCs) or FNC-based catalysts for heterogeneous catalysis is a highly dynamic and important topic in academia and industry because FNCs show integrated advantages: accessible pore system, regular pore structure, controlled bulk composition and surface chemistry, rapid ionic and electron mobility, etc as compared to their conventional analogs. Rather than a detailed treatise into every aspects of FNCs, this short review attempts to highlight some critical and important issues of a series of FNCs based on some representative reactions: (1) the pathways in rational fabrication of the structure and chemistry controlled FNCs, (2) the strategies to make the most of structural merits in design of high-performance catalysts based on FNCs, (3) the possible roles of textural parameters and surface heterogeneities of FNCs on catalytic behaviors. Finally, the challenges in the design of more tailored FNCs and FNC-based catalysts are pointed out, and the need of advanced characterizations and computational predication for in-depth understanding of carbon physics and chemistry of FNCs as well as catalysis mechanisms are suggested.
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TIP 1: REVIEWS
One of the easiest ways to learn about or to keep with a technical topic is to read reviews prepared by other experts in the field. An easy way to find reviews is to search for reviews in the title field. For example, if your primary interest is in coal desulfurization, you could enter the following search in Google Scholar …
allintitle: review coal desulfurization
TIP 2: KEYWORDS
Any review article that suits your purpose will provide a number of keywords to use for subsequent online research. The article inspiring the current post, for example, offers the following …
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Keywords
FNC = Functional nanostructured carbon
CNT = Carbon nanotube
SWCNT = Single-walled carbon nanotubes
DWCNT = Double-walled carbon nanotube
MWCNT = Multi-walled carbon nanotubes
CNF = Carbon nanofiber
OMC = Ordered mesoporous carbon
CDC = Carbide-derived carbon
BCNT = Boron-doped carbon nanotube
HGS = Hollow graphitic sphere
ORR = Oxygen reduction reaction
OER = Oxygen evolution reaction
NCNC = N-doped carbon nanocage
CDC = Carbide-derived carbon
FTS = Fischer-Tropsch synthesis
ODH = Oxidative dehydrogenation
CVD = Chemical vapor deposition
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TIP 3: EXPERTS
Every review article will include a list of references. This list can be a wonderful source of expertise. For example, perusing the references in our featured article includes several articles authored by Martin Oschatz. A Google Scholar search on Oschatz, M. in the author field results in 135 hits.
TIP 4: SELF PROMOTION: turn your literature search into a review article
Many review articles are the result of an intensive literature searched conducted in order to determine how tproceed on a course of original research. When you find yourself conducting such a literature search, consider the possibility of using the results to produce a review article.
TIP 5: Visit www.jeansteinhardtconsulting.com. Tips at this site include ...
Open Access Journals
The open access trend is a boon, both to readers and to authors
Searching Patents
Patents contain a wealth of technical literature … some of which is available nowhere else
Finding Review Articles
Nothing beats a good review article for getting up to speed on unfamiliar technology
In Search of Expertise
Use these handy techniques to identify and locate experts in any given technology
Googling®
These search techniques can make your Googling more effective and less time consuming
LinkedIn®
LinkedIn is good for much more than posting your resume.
This post is rich with TIPS. They all are inspired by an article titled “Design of Functional Nanostructured Carbons for Advanced Heterogeneous Catalysts: A Review.” (http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Guang-Ping_Hao/publication/264828602_Design_of_Functional_Nanostructured_Carbons_for_Advanced_Heterogeneous_Catalysts_A_Review/links/53f316440cf2dd48950c8b00.pdf) The article itself is well worth reading. But in addition it contains information that can be even more valuable than the actual content of the text of the article.
There are four TIPS …
TIP 1: reviews
TIP 2: keywords
TIP 3: experts
TIP 4: self-promotion
More TIPS details at the end of this post.
First, a little more information about this inspirational article.
Here is the abstract of the review …
///////
The research and development of functional nanostructured carbons (FNCs) or FNC-based catalysts for heterogeneous catalysis is a highly dynamic and important topic in academia and industry because FNCs show integrated advantages: accessible pore system, regular pore structure, controlled bulk composition and surface chemistry, rapid ionic and electron mobility, etc as compared to their conventional analogs. Rather than a detailed treatise into every aspects of FNCs, this short review attempts to highlight some critical and important issues of a series of FNCs based on some representative reactions: (1) the pathways in rational fabrication of the structure and chemistry controlled FNCs, (2) the strategies to make the most of structural merits in design of high-performance catalysts based on FNCs, (3) the possible roles of textural parameters and surface heterogeneities of FNCs on catalytic behaviors. Finally, the challenges in the design of more tailored FNCs and FNC-based catalysts are pointed out, and the need of advanced characterizations and computational predication for in-depth understanding of carbon physics and chemistry of FNCs as well as catalysis mechanisms are suggested.
///////
TIP 1: REVIEWS
One of the easiest ways to learn about or to keep with a technical topic is to read reviews prepared by other experts in the field. An easy way to find reviews is to search for reviews in the title field. For example, if your primary interest is in coal desulfurization, you could enter the following search in Google Scholar …
allintitle: review coal desulfurization
TIP 2: KEYWORDS
Any review article that suits your purpose will provide a number of keywords to use for subsequent online research. The article inspiring the current post, for example, offers the following …
///////
Keywords
FNC = Functional nanostructured carbon
CNT = Carbon nanotube
SWCNT = Single-walled carbon nanotubes
DWCNT = Double-walled carbon nanotube
MWCNT = Multi-walled carbon nanotubes
CNF = Carbon nanofiber
OMC = Ordered mesoporous carbon
CDC = Carbide-derived carbon
BCNT = Boron-doped carbon nanotube
HGS = Hollow graphitic sphere
ORR = Oxygen reduction reaction
OER = Oxygen evolution reaction
NCNC = N-doped carbon nanocage
CDC = Carbide-derived carbon
FTS = Fischer-Tropsch synthesis
ODH = Oxidative dehydrogenation
CVD = Chemical vapor deposition
///////
TIP 3: EXPERTS
Every review article will include a list of references. This list can be a wonderful source of expertise. For example, perusing the references in our featured article includes several articles authored by Martin Oschatz. A Google Scholar search on Oschatz, M. in the author field results in 135 hits.
TIP 4: SELF PROMOTION: turn your literature search into a review article
Many review articles are the result of an intensive literature searched conducted in order to determine how tproceed on a course of original research. When you find yourself conducting such a literature search, consider the possibility of using the results to produce a review article.
TIP 5: Visit www.jeansteinhardtconsulting.com. Tips at this site include ...
Open Access Journals
The open access trend is a boon, both to readers and to authors
Searching Patents
Patents contain a wealth of technical literature … some of which is available nowhere else
Finding Review Articles
Nothing beats a good review article for getting up to speed on unfamiliar technology
In Search of Expertise
Use these handy techniques to identify and locate experts in any given technology
Googling®
These search techniques can make your Googling more effective and less time consuming
LinkedIn®
LinkedIn is good for much more than posting your resume.
Friday, February 20, 2015
Conference Alert: IHS Energy CERA Week
“Man is an animal
that makes bargains: no other animal does this - no dog exchanges bones with
another.” -- Adam Smith
(Scottish philosopher and economist, 1723-1790)
Economics is the de facto religion of the modern era. Blame Adam Smith for that. And economists are the high priests of this religion. And why not? Like it or not, we all have to make a living. Which is to say, we all have to do something useful.
Accordingly, hearing what the high priests have to say about what is happening and likely to happen in the global economy can be helpful. Even if your passion is scientific research (or, maybe, especially if your passion is scientific research), what they have to say can be quite useful to you.
Which brings us to this week’s post. We focus on an upcoming conference, IHS Energy CERA Week, which features a raft of high level speakers focusing on the economics of energy. They focus on the broad array of energy sources, from conventional hydrocarbons to wind and solar and nuclear. What they say may guide you in the direction your research will take.
Featured speakers for the IHS Energy CERA Week, April 20-24, 2015, The Hilton-Americas, Houston, Texas (http://ceraweek.com/2015/) include …
Economics is the de facto religion of the modern era. Blame Adam Smith for that. And economists are the high priests of this religion. And why not? Like it or not, we all have to make a living. Which is to say, we all have to do something useful.
Accordingly, hearing what the high priests have to say about what is happening and likely to happen in the global economy can be helpful. Even if your passion is scientific research (or, maybe, especially if your passion is scientific research), what they have to say can be quite useful to you.
Which brings us to this week’s post. We focus on an upcoming conference, IHS Energy CERA Week, which features a raft of high level speakers focusing on the economics of energy. They focus on the broad array of energy sources, from conventional hydrocarbons to wind and solar and nuclear. What they say may guide you in the direction your research will take.
Featured speakers for the IHS Energy CERA Week, April 20-24, 2015, The Hilton-Americas, Houston, Texas (http://ceraweek.com/2015/) include …
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Rex
Tillerson
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Chairman & CEO
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ExxonMobil
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Patrick
Pouyanné
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CEO & President of
the Executive Committee
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TOTAL SA
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Robert
Dudley
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Group Chief Executive
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BP
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Lisa
Murkowski
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Chairman, Senate
Energy Committee
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US Senator, State of
Alaska
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Claudio
Descalzi
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Chief Executive
Officer
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Eni
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Ernest
Moniz
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United States
Secretary of Energy
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Vagit
Alekperov
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President
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OAO LUKOIL
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Ryan
Lance
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Chairman & CEO
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ConocoPhillips
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Eldar
Sætre
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President & CEO
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Statoil ASA
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Ali
Saleh Al-Omair
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Minister of Oil &
Minister of State for the National Assembly, State of Kuwait
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Ministry of Oil
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Leo
Denault
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Chairman of the Board
& CEO
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Entergy
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Greg
Boyce
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Chief Executive
Officer
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Peabody Energy
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Emilio
Lozoya
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Chief Executive
Officer
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Pemex
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Joe
Kaeser
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President & CEO
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Siemens AG
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Miguel
MatÃas Galuccio
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Chief Executive
Officer
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YPF
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Shigeru
Muraki
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Director,
Vice-Chairman of the Board
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Tokyo Gas
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Pedro
JoaquÃn Coldwell
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Secretary of Energy
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Ministry of Energy of
Mexico
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Charif
Souki
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Chairman & CEO
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Cheniere Energy
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Harold
Hamm
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Chairman & CEO
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Continental Resources
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Andy
Brown
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Upstream International
Director
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Royal Dutch Shell plc
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Greg Rickford
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Minister of Natural
Resources
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Canada
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Steve
Chazen
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President & CEO
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Occidental Petroleum
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Thad
Hill
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President & CEO
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Calpine Corporation
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Hirobumi
Kawano
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President
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Japan Oil, Gas &
Metals National Corporation
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Ernie
Thrasher
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CEO & Chief
Marketing Officer
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Xcoal Energy &
Resources
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Mike
Winkel
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Member of the Board of
Management
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E.ON SE
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Gary
Heminger
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President & CEO
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Marathon Petroleum
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Walter
Isaacson
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President & CEO
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The Aspen Institute
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Scott
Sheffield
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Chairman & CEO
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Pioneer Natural
Resources
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Steve
Bolze
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President & CEO
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GE Power & Water
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Robert
Shapard
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Chairman & CEO
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Oncor
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Máximo
Pacheco
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Minister of Energy
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Government of Chile
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Muhammad
Al-Saggaf
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Acting Head of Shared
Operations and Services
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Saudi Aramco
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Akaraphong
Dayananda
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Group Senior Vice
President – Strategy and Business Development
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Banpu Public Company
Limited
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Melanie
Kenderdine
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Director
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Office of Energy
Policy & Systems Analysis
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Kenneth
Anderson
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Commissioner
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Public Utility
Commission of Texas
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Luis
Cabra
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Executive VP,
Exploration & Production
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Repsol
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Jack
N. Gerard
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President & CEO
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American Petroleum
Institute
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Lisa
Davis
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Member of the Managing
Board
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Siemens AG
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Amos
Hochstein
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Special Envoy, Bureau
of Energy Resources
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US Department of State
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Fred
Krupp
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President
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Environmental Defense
Fund
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Robert
Armstrong
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Director
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MIT Energy Initiative
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John
Woolard
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VP, Energy
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Google
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Nicholas
Eberstadt
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Henry Wendt Chair in
Political Economy
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American Enterprise
Institute
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John
Hess
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Chief Executive
Officer
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Hess
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David
Knox
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Managing Director
& CEO
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Santos
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Mike
Winkel
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Member of the Board of
Management
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E.ON SE
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Daniel
Yergin
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Vice Chairman, IHS
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CERAWeek Conference
Chairman
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Scott
Key
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President and CEO
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IHS
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Nariman
Behravesh
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Chief Economist
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IHS
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Carlos
Pascual
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Senior Vice President
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IHS
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Atul
Arya
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Senior Vice President,
IHS Energy Insight
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IHS
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Raad
Alkadiri
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Managing Director,
Energy Insight
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IHS
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Samuel
Andrus
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Director, North
American Gas
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IHS
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John
Anton
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Principal Economist
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IHS
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Bhushan
Bahree
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Senior Director,
Global Oil
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IHS
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Andy
Barrett
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Senior Advisor, Global
Gas and Power
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IHS
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Kurt
Barrow
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Vice President,
Downstream Research & Consulting
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IHS
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Ricardo
Bedregal
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Director, Latin
America Research
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IHS
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Daniel
Berkove
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Senior Associate,
Energy Insight
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IHS
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Kevin
Birn
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Director, Global Oil
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IHS
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Graham
Bliss
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Senior Director -
Upstream Opportunities
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IHS
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Kristian
Bodek
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Director, North
American Power
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IHS
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Lysle
Brinker
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Director, Company
Valuation & Transaction Research
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IHS
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Jim
Burkhard
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VP, Head of Global Oil
Market Research and Energy Scenarios
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IHS
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James
Clad
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Senior Advisor for
Asian Affairs
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Center for Naval
Analysis
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Roberto
Cunha
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Associate, Latin
America
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IHS
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Nilesh
Dayal
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VP, Consulting
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IHS
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Christopher
de Vere Walker
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Director, Russia and
Caspian Power
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IHS
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Steve
De Vito
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Senior Director, Latin
America E&P & Global Data Outreach
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IHS
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Patricia
DiOrio
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Research Director -
Americas Gas, Power & Renewables
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IHS
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Roger
Diwan
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VP, Financial Services
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IHS
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Stanislas
Drochon
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Director, Africa Oil
and Gas
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IHS
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Blake
Eskew
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VP, Downstream
Consulting
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IHS
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James
Fallon
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Director, Energy Oil
Market & Downstream
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IHS
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Susan
Farrell
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VP, Upstream
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IHS
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Federico
Ferrario
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Associate Director,
European Power
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IHS
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Rebecca
Fitz
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Director
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IHS
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Bob
Fryklund
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Chief Upstream
Strategist
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IHS
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Tim
Gardner
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VP, Gas, Power &
Renewables Research & Consulting
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IHS
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Barclay
Gibbs
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Senior Director, North
American Power
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IHS
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Doug
Giuffre
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Director, North
American Power
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IHS
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Phil
Gott
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Senior Director,
Automotive
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IHS
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Mark
Griffith
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Senior Director
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IHS
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Tiffany
Groode
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Director, Automotive
Scenarios
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IHS
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Thane
Gustafson
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Senior Director,
Russian & Caspian Energy
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IHS
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Christopher
Hansen
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Director, IHS Energy
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IHS
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Kate
Hardin
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Senior Director,
Energy
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IHS
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Walter
Hart
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Senior Director,
Natural Gas Liquids Research
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IHS
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Chris
Holmes
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Senior Director,
Global Gas & LNG
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IHS
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Susanne
Hounsell
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Associate Director
European Energy Policy
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IHS
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John
Howland
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Senior Director
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IHS
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Bob
Ineson
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Managing Director,
North American Natural Gas
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IHS
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Peter
Jackson
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VP Upstream Research
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IHS
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Gauri
Jauhar
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Director, Asian Energy
Research
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IHS
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Dewey
Johnson
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VP, Petrochemicals
& Feedstock
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IHS
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Ronald
Kapavik
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VP, Asia-Pacific
Energy
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IHS
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Jerry
Kepes
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Managing Director
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IHS
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Alex
Klein
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Research Director
|
IHS
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Roger
Kranenburg
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Director, Energy
Research
|
IHS
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Coralie
Laurencin
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Principal Researcher
(European)
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Raoul
LeBlanc
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Managing Director
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IHS
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Parker
Littlehale
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Associate Director,
North American Power
|
IHS
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Scott
Lockhart
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Senior Vice President,
OE & RM
|
IHS
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Petya
Madzharova
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Senior Research
Analyst, North American Power
|
IHS
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Lawrence
Makovich
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Chief Power Strategist
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IHS
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Paul
Markwell
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Senior Director
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IHS
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Leslie
Martin
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Associate Director,
North American Power
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IHS
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Meg
McIntosh
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Director
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IHS
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Wolfgang
Moehler
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Director, Global Gas
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IHS
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Ravi
Narayanaswamy
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Senior Director,
Downstream Energy
|
IHS
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James
Ooi
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Director, Asia Gas
& Power
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IHS
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Pritesh
Patel
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Director Research
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IHS
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Lisa
Pearl
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Director, Latin
America
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IHS
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Michael
Pickens
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Associate Director,
North American Power
|
IHS
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Dan
Pratt
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Director, Energy
Insight
|
IHS
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David
Price
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Senior Director of
Global Steam Coal Advisory Service
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IHS
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Tony
Reinsch
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Director, Upstream
Research
|
IHS
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Sharon
Reishus
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Senior Director, North
American Power
|
IHS
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Christopher
Robart
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Director,
Unconventional Resources
|
IHS
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Catherine
Robinson
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Senior Director, Gas,
Power Renewables (Europe)
|
IHS
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Mike
Rodgers
|
VP, Energy Insight
|
IHS
|
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Darryl
Rogers
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Senior Principal
Researcher
|
IHS
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James
Rosenfield
|
Senior Vice President,
IHS
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IHS
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James
Saeger
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Senior Principal
Researcher, North America Renewable Power
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IHS
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Matthew
Sagers
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Senior Director,
Russia & Caspian Energy
|
IHS
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Eduard
Sala de Vedruna
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Senior Manager
Research - Power, Gas, Coal and Renewables
|
IHS
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Sandeep
Sayal
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Director, Downstream
Energy Research & Consulting
|
IHS
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Shankari
Srinivasan
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VP & Head of
Research and Consulting, Power, Gas, Coal, Renewables – EMEA/APAC
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IHS
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James
Stevenson
|
Director, North
American Coal
|
IHS
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Michael
Stoppard
|
Chief Strategist,
Global Gas
|
IHS
|
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Joseph
Stough
|
VP, Innovation
Technologies
|
IHS
|
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Zbyszko
Tabernacki
|
VP, Economics &
Country Risk
|
IHS
|
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Katie
Tamblin
|
Director, Supply Chain
Solutions
|
IHS
|
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Jim
Thompson
|
Director, IHS Coal
|
IHS
|
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Meeyoung
Toh
|
Senior Director,
Downstream
|
IHS
|
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Rick
Vidal
|
Director, Global
Energy Scenarios Service
|
IHS
|
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Jone-Lin
Wang
|
VP & Head of
Research and Consulting – Americas
|
IHS
|
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Jamie
Webster
|
Senior Director,
Global Oil Markets
|
IHS
|
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K.F.
Yan
|
Senior Director,
Global Oil
|
IHS
|
|
Jenny
Yang
|
Associate Director,
China Gas & Power
|
IHS
|
|
Xizhou
Zhou
|
Director, China Energy
|
IHS
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