ADIPEC 2020 Virtual Strategic Conference On Demand Agenda

Challenging market conditions have tested market resilience and disrupted industry dynamics globally.

The pandemic has caused global project delays and low energy demand, which in turn offered countries an opportunity to reposition their strategies and focus on global energy transition goals.

Thailand’s has shifted towards meeting economic developments and decarbonisation targets, turning this year’s challenges into opportunities and showcasing the country’s resilience and approach to adversity. In addition, industry partnerships are key to develop energy markets, support opportunities and establish priorities for collaboration and future growth.

India is one of the largest energy consumers in the world, and its rapidly evolving energy landscape offers a myriad of investment opportunities that fast track growth.

As the country’s demand grows in line with its population, the government has ambitious plans to develop and transform its energy landscape, whilst respecting commitments to global decarbonisation.

Bahrain plays an important energy role in the GCC and globally. With its diversification and sustainability strategies along with the Bahrain Economic Vision 2030, the country offers attractive investment opportunities and a stable destination for business.

COVID-19 has impacted society’s resilience, leading to leadership strategies being redefined to overcome the challenges brought by this pandemic. How Bahrain is building its resilience in the energy sector and responding to these challenges will also be featured in this Keynote Address.

Egypt’s key role in developing and transforming the region’s gas industry has been spearheaded by the country’s strategic leadership and continued business resilience shown during this year’s unprecedented events.

Furthermore, the development of the country’s abundant gas reserves, the visionary ambition to become an energy trading hub, diversification of the country’s energy mix, decarbonisation, and fostering solid regional and international partnerships pave the way for an exciting new era for Egypt’s energy landscape.

Leaders, innovators and industry experts will deliver critical insights on issues impacting the future of energy, including the COVID-19 pandemic and how economies are recovering; the new geopolitics of supply; building future business resilience and the unquestionable need for new, robust business models.

The world is undergoing a major shift towards sustainability. As Indonesia paves the way towards a low-carbon future, incentives are being implemented to support this strategy. In addition, with the country’s increasing energy demand, many opportunities are arising for natural gas development, LNG procurement, pipeline and infrastructure expansions.

How Indonesia is continuing to pivot to a low-carbon economy, building business continuity strategies and embracing the challenges of this year’s historic events which impacted the global energy industry, will also be featured in this Ministerial Keynote Address.

Nigeria has the largest oil and gas reserves in sub-Saharan Africa and is a key exporter of oil and gas globally. The country has always been an attractive investment destination due to its abundant hydrocarbon reserves. In spite of this year’s pandemic, new opportunities have emerged, enhancing Nigeria’s commitment to diversifying its energy mix and building a sustainable energy future.

How Nigeria is diversifying the economy, increasing energy efficiency and repositioning strategies towards economic recovery will be highlighted in this Ministerial Keynote Address.

Equatorial Guinea is one of Africa’s largest oil and gas producers, aiming to diversify its oil and gas industry and enter into a new era of development that will spur growth and create market opportunities. Furthermore, the country’s fast-growing economy, its strategic geographical location and the continuous development of its natural gas and LNG industry, contributes to its emergence as a potential regional energy hub.

With Sudan’s growing energy demand, the government is implementing strategies that support the country’s need to meet domestic demand and create stability.

In addition, accelerating a sustainable energy mix is critical to unlocking and attracting new in-country investment to increase regional trade and market resilience.

Canada has a diversified energy sector supported by a set of strategic goals that aim to increase competitiveness and a successful transition to a low carbon future.

In addition, investment opportunities that will spur progress and energy security will support the nation’s ambitions to reposition and build a roadmap for future success, sustainability, diversity and innovation.

The impact of this year’s pandemic and continued low oil prices on the global energy industry will also be featured in this Keynote Address.