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Rethinking Offshore Drilling Conference

Rethinking Offshore Drilling Conference

Rethinking Offshore Drilling Conference will examine the latest offshore drilling issues in the context of a global new revision of implementation and safety of offshore drilling

26-27 October 2010, Novotel Langley Perth

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“I am focused on making our oil and gas exploration and production operations the best and safest in the world,” Martin Ferguson, Minister, Resources and Energy (Petroleumnews.net 21/6/2010)


In the wake of the most recent oil spill disasters in the US and Timor Sea a fundamental rethink of offshore drilling rules has become critical.

The highly topical Rethinking Offshore Drilling Briefing , to be held in Perth on 26-27 October, will gather all the key stakeholders to be affected by a global new revision of implementation and safety rules of offshore drilling. Attend this briefing and join Oil & Gas majors – Owners & Operators, Government departments, drillers and other equipment suppliers , insurance company and academics to discuss your most pressing issues:

Crucial Topics to be discussed include:

  • A new era of offshore regulation in Australia - What changes might be coming? Are we going to see major changes to regulatory processes and compliance process?
  • A review of the findings from the Montara Enquiry - Understanding and lessons learnt
  • Government reactions - imposed moratoriums in the wake of oil disasters - destroying "ecosystem of businesses” - Is this legal?
  • Creating a national regulator – transition process, what’s involved?
  • Lessons learnt from around the globe
  • The insurance implications for the new era of offshore drilling – Regulation changes, costs, re-evaluation of appetite for investing ion offshore energy risk, prohibitive premiums, self insurance, shift in liabilities
  • Developing different standards – The importance of preparedness for disasters & what needs to be done to improve safety and reaction times?
  • Containment, dispersal and cleanup processes - The importance of proactive rather than reactive behaviors - Will tougher regulations work?
  • Regulation & mechanics of completing wells properly- A fresh look at cementing, well casing, relief wells, remote triggers
  • Implications for new and existing rigs - Challenges of old infrastructure
  • Industry consolidation - Will we see smaller oil and gas players selling up, unable to cope with the regions tighter new regulations?
  • Legal implications
  • Importance of technology catching up with requirements

About the program

For speaking enquries, contact the Conference Manager: alex.bennet@informa.com.au, tel: +61 2 9080 4315

To profile your organization at this topical event, contact the Sponsorship and Exhibition Manager shreya.joshi@informa.com.au, tel; +61 2 9080 4346

To receive the final agenda and speaker line-up as soon as available: contact the Marketing Manager chrystelle.duncan@informa.com.au

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