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EXCELLENCE IN ASIA

Setting the Pace for Future Energy

OTC Asia LogoOTC ASIA 2022

22 - 25 MARCH 2022
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Distinguished Thoughts Leaders and Expert Speakers

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THROWBACK TO 2020: AN IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE

  • We’ve got to reinvent the upstream business. For PETRONAS as a group there will be some portfolio shifts. We will move away from being a traditional oil and gas company and move more

    investments into the new energy space.

    Adif Zulkifli
    Executive Vice President and CEO, Upstream
    PETRONAS

  • The next 10, 15, 20 years will see an increased focus on achieving sustainability by going greener
    and cleaner. Gas will be a major part of the contribution.

    Montri Rawanchaikul
    President
    PTTEP

  • Strategy and people are really what is going to take us to the next phase and being ready for the next 50 years of what I hope is an exciting era for the industry despite all the challenges we have… Sustainability becomes part of everything we do. It’s part of the product lifecycle.

    Khaled Al Mogharbel
    Executive Vice President - Geographies
    Schlumberger

  • Partnerships in this space are changing. Once it would have traditionally been with engineering firms, and now you see collaborations happening in different spaces. The collaboration with
    Microsoft is much more attuned to driving reductions in carbon emissions, but also leveraging more broadly the suite of technologies, such as artificial intelligence.

    Zoe Yujnovich
    Executive Vice President, Conventional Oil & Gas
    Shell

  • Let’s not forget gas in the whole energy transition conversation. And when we think gas, we must think Asia because a lot is happening there.

    Arnaud Pieton
    President, Subsea
    Technip Energies

  • The long-term fundamentals of our industry are strong. Second of all, the energy landscape will be reshaped, and third, natural gas in our view will increasingly become the fuel of choice.

    Thomas Schuessler
    Senior Vice President, Upstream
    Oil & Gas – Conventionals
    ExxonMobil

  • As we think about the energy transition, one of the things that is very clear, is that we need to
    be looking at new energies that will allow us to get into lower carbon energy sources for the
    long-term. That underpins much of the work that we’re doing looking at hydrogen.

    Meg O’Neill
    Executive Vice President, Development & Marketing
    Woodside Energy

  • We see an exciting future…We see in the long-term value of looking at some of our assets as sinks or storage areas for carbon capture and sequestration, and turning the gas produced into hydrogen.

    Amjad Bseisu
    CEO
    EnQuest

 

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