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It has been very educative and I am now better informed

Piuz Adenola, Nexen Field Service Nigeria

It was an enlightening, learning experience

Keith Samaru, BHP Billiton

This was a very useful symposium for me

Robert Loader, Canadian Nexen Petroleum Yemen

Beneficial. Great networking opportunities

Emmanuel Osifo, Tot

animation1 With the current reduced flexibility of the oil market, the only way to restore market equilibrium in a case of supply interruption, would be a sharp rise of the oil price.

This year’s Security for Critical Energy Infrastructure Global Summit will:

Assess the diverse threats in high risk areas with the latest case studies from Yemen, Nigeria, Russia and Trinidad & Tobago and determine ways to mitigating these
Understand international policy for the protection of critical energy infrastructure and debate ways forward for international cooperation on security
Evaluate best practice for preventing security interruptions by contrasting soft vs hard security
Examine effective prevention and risk control strategies by evaluating the design, implementation and sustainability of security systems in high risk areas

View the full details of the conference agenda below:

Day One – 31st January 2008

8.30 Coffee And Registration

9.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

9.10 Alleviate Community Tension To Mitigate Operational Risks From The Onset Of Your Project

09.50 Assess The Effectiveness Of The Standards To Which You Comply By Comparing These With The US Global Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection Strategy

10.30 Protect Critical Energy Infrastructure By Working With NATO To Overcome Its Challenges In Developing A Uniform And Functional Strategy

11.10 Morning Coffee

11.40 Improve Your Insight Into The Impact Of Terrorism To Reduce The Security Problems Facing Energy Producers

12.20 Design A Long Term Security Solution By Understanding The Implications Of Future Regulation On Energy Infrastructure Security

13.00 Networking Lunch

14.00 Identify Pressing Policy Considerations That Will Optimise Your Strategic Planning In The Future

14.40 Prevent Supply Interruptions By Using Effective Strategies To Protect Your Facilities And Assets In The Middle East

15.50 Enhance Security Planning In Nigeria By Using A Holistic Approach For The Implementation Of Security Measures

16.50 Chairman’s Closing Remarks

Day Two – 1st February 2008

8.35 Coffee And Registration

9.05 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

9.15 Guarantee The Protection Of Your Assets By Enhancing Your Cooperation With The Defence Sector

09.55 Improve Your Security Strategy By Mapping And Influencing The Human Terrain In The Country Of Operation

10.50 Morning Coffee

11.20 Evaluating The Design, Implementation And Sustainability Of Security Systems In High Risk Areas To Prevent Operational Disruptions

12.00 Mitigate Threats To Your Facilities By Obtaining Advice From The Security Services

12.40 Networking Lunch

13.40 Review The Interrelation Between Energy Facility Security And Transportation Safety Through An Analysis Of Issues In Trinidad & Tobago

14.20 Undertake A Common Approach To The Challenges Of Securing Pipeline Infrastructure Across EU-CIS-Russia Borders

15.00 Afternoon Tea

15.30 Mitigate Operational Risks By Utilising Political Risk Forecasting While Setting Up New Projects

16.10 Assess Security Solutions For Mobile Fuel Distribution Stations (MFDS) And Examine How These Are Applicable To Other Operations

16.50 Chairman’s Closing Remarks And End Of Summit

Pre-Summit Interactive Day – 30th January 2008

Workshop A: Guarantee effective protection of your energy assets by benefiting from the integration of the defence sector, NATO and cross-sector alliances with the ‘21st Century’ model,

C2G Energy Ltd

Workshop B: Prevent interruption to your supply flow by adopting a security strategy that focuses on Corporate Social Responsibility measures and enhanced community relations,

Addax Petroleum

Meet your 2008 speaker panel for 3rd Global Summit on Security for Critical Energy Infrastructure

Bruce A. Averill, Senior Coordinator for Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection Policy, Office of the Coordinator for Counterterrorism, U.S. Department of State
Pedro Arruda, Corporate Security Manager, Petrobras
Doris Ellis, Director, Global Security Programs, Sandia National Laboratories
Phillip Cornell, Senior Fellow, NATO School
Tim Robertson, Corporate HSE Manager, Addax Petroleum
Noel Giles, Asset Protection Manager, Canadian Nexen Petroleum Yemen
Williams Kenanagha, Security Operations Manager, Elf Nigeria
Keith Samaru, Asset Protection Manager, BHP Billiton Trinidad & Tobago
Alexander Gritsenko, Member, Science Council, Gazprom, Advisor to the President, PJSC Stroytransgaz
Robert Mainguy, Director Global Sales Energy, Thales Security Systems
Tim Grant, Director, Track24

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This event will provide you with the unique opportunity to raise your burning questions regarding your security strategy. If you have any questions to the panel please write in to me now at: stella.ilel@iqpc.co.uk.

The Summit is exclusively designed for:

Corporate Security Managers
Head of Infrastructure Security
Risk Assessment Managers
Asset and Facility Managers
Manager HSE
Business Continuity Strategists
Government security agencies

Who attended the 2007 Global Summit on Security for Energy Infrastructure:

animation2 Why you need to attend 3rd Global Summit on Security for Critical Energy Infrastructure

In an uncertain political climate and volatile economic conditions, it is imperative to ensure that your assets are secure, your facilities are functional, you have concrete plans for responding to a potential security breach and a operative business continuity strategy.

You can’t afford to think that it will not happen to your infrastructure.

Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity!

The Security for Critical Energy Infrastructure Global Summit is the only event that gives a comprehensive overview of the strategies you need to protect your assets and a forum at which regional experts gather to assess new threats and means of cooperation to mitigate these.

If you are not yet ready to register, feel free to request a reminder nearer the time .

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