Conference
Overview
The Japanese nuclear disaster has highlighted an energy riddle that won’t be easy to solve. The effects of the crisis will be felt in global energy markets for years to come. The magnitude will vary depending on how much each country relies on nuclear energy and how each responds to the Fukushima power plant incident. In short, a new global energy landscape will be emerging.In addition, global demand for oil and natural gas is on the increase, largely fueled by growth in the developing world. Also, the consequences of the current unrest in Libya have been the disruption of crude oil to Europe. The state of politics in Saudi Arabia and Nigeria has also impacted production and delivery of oil cargo and further strained global capacity. These issues coupled with a world-wide recession result in a very uncertain energy outlook.
The 2011 Energy Conference will feature a slate of energy experts who will discuss these vital topics and provide attendees with a comprehensive overview of the global energy markets. If you are an energy user, buyer, electric power producer, power marketer or developer, refiner, trader, transporter, pipeline distributor, you can’t afford to miss this important dialogue. In addition to the animated presentations, there is ample opportunity to network with peers via ocean-side receptions, breakfasts, lunch and the conference’s golf tournament.
Frank Swierz, President of Frank Swierz Associates, has over 30 years experience in planning meetings and conferences. Since 1994, he has been the principal organizer of the 2011 Energy Conference which will be held for the 31st year on October 23-25, 2011 at the Ritz Carlton South Beach Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida.
The Conference, which has evolved into the premier gathering of international and domestic fuel oil buyers, suppliers and service providers, will attract over 150 decision makers from North and South America as well as from Europe and Asia to convene in Miami Beach, Florida, one of the world's most exciting entertainment and cultural destinations!
We look for your support through multiple registrations and sponsorships… see you in Miami Beach!
The 2011 Energy Conference Committee:
Sam Battaglia, Don Bonett, John Gleber, Bob Howard, Jim Huie, Mike Philips.
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