Black Sea Upstream: how not to miss the short window of opportunity

There is a level of uncertainty among upstream players. Industry affected by the energy transition, regulatory instability, economic downturn, price deregulations and pandemic. What does the investment climate look like nowadays? What is being done and should be done to support the industry? Discussing the opportunities in other regions: Romania, Bulgaria, Georgia, Ukraine, Turkey.

Infrastructure, energy transition and distribution: way to guarantee your country energy security

In the latest industry outlook report, 71% of senior oil and gas professionals expect their business to increase or maintain investment in renewable energy projects/portfolios. At the same time modernizing the existing capacities and creating an increased degree of flexibility to develop regional infrastructure in oil and gas, can help to be competitive on the world market and have energy security mechanisms in place.

The future of upstream: operational challenges and digital transformation

To remain competitive, upstream oil and gas companies of all sizes increasingly realize the need to deliver operational improvements as a means of achieving greater capital efficiency. Where is the industry of drilling going?

Panel Discussion with Black Sea regions: Romania, Bulgaria, Georgia, Ukraine and Turkey

How can Black Sea region contribute to the creation of a regional energy hub? What must be done for a stable investment climate in the Black Sea countries? How to have constructive engagement with the relevant authorities to seek resolution on these and many other issues?

Panel Discussion: Strategies for success and valuable takeaways

Energy transition race: How to lead it? What are the right mechanisms? Energy transition and the industrial transformation challenge: how do we safeguard industrial competitiveness? What are the potential risks and opportunities for transitioning?