Events & Activities
All events below require a separate ticket unless otherwise noted. Purchase tickets for any of these events unless noted as sold out.
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Sunday, 1 May |
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1800–2230 |
New! Annual OTC DinnerGeorge R. Brown Convention Center This special dinner, to be held for the first time, will be the signature event for OTC and its supporters. The Annual OTC Dinner will recognize the OTC Distinguished Achievement Award recipients, raise funds to benefit the Gulf of Mexico Foundation, and provide an excellent opportunity for industry leaders to network with colleagues from around the world. Tickets: USD 125 each. Learn more. |
Monday, 2 May |
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0730–0900 |
Topical BreakfastsTickets: USD 40 each |
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Exploring Russia's Energy Industry Vsevolod Cherepanov, Member of the Management Committee, Head of the Gas, Gas Condensate and Oil Production Department, Gazprom |
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E&P Talents: Recruiting, Development, and Retention Ganesh Thakur, Vice President, Global Advisor and Chevron Fellow; and Stephen Holditch, Texas A&M Department Head |
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Drilling Relief Wells and Dealing with Uncertainty John Wright, President and Blowout Engineering Advisor, John Wright Company |
0815–1430 |
The Next WaveOil and Gas 2.0: Taking the Industry to the Next Level Tickets: USD 50 each. Includes continental breakfast, lunch, and evening reception. The 2011 program will focus on how oil and gas continues to be the fuel for the next generation. We will discuss how to position yourself and other young professionals in the entire value chain to take our industry to the next level. See details. |
1215–1345 |
Topical LuncheonsTickets: USD 50 each |
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Saudi Aramco's Gas Exploration and Development Program - SOLD OUT Saad Turaiki, Vice President of Production, Saudi Aramco |
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Silicon Seafloor: Constraints That Have Limited the Adoption of Semiconductors in Subsea Production Systems Tyler Schilling, CEO, Schilling Robotics |
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Next Steps in Offshore US Regulation Michael Bromwich, Director, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement (BOEMRE) |
Tuesday, 3 May |
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0730–0900 |
Industry Breakfast: MexicoTickets: USD 40 each Industry breakfasts, organized by OTC and the US Department of Commerce, offer expert views on doing business in emerging areas of interest for the oil and gas industry. This breakfast focuses on Mexico. |
0730–0900 |
Topical BreakfastsTickets: USD 40 each |
Learning Lessons, Looking Forward: BP and the Future of the Deep Water (previous title: Learnings from the Deepwater Horizon Accident and Response) Lamar McKay, Chairman and President, BP America, Inc., and President and CEO of the Gulf Coast Restoration Organization
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Current Affairs in the Australian Oil and Gas Market Speakers: Lisa Scaffidi, The Lord Mayor Of Perth, and President of The World Energy Cities Partnership David White, Professorial Fellow, Centre for Offshore Foundation Systems, The University of Western Australia |
0730–0900 |
Ethics BreakfastTickets: USD 40 each |
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Professional Ethics in Offshore Operations Ken Arnold, Senior Technical Advisor, WorleyParsons |
1215–1345 |
Topical LuncheonsTickets: USD 50 each |
Incorporating High-Integrity Pressure Protection Systems Into Subsea System Designs Per Christian Bunaes, Senior Engineer, Deepwater Technology, Det Norske Veritas, USA |
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OGX: A Brazilian Company—A Successful Model Paulo Manuel Mendes de Mendonça, General Executive Officer and E&P Director, OGX |
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ExxonMobil: Researching the Fundamentals to Support Operations Integrity Roald Lokken, Chief Offshore Engineer, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Panelists: Luis Garza-Rios, Supervisor, Arctic, Metocean and Structures Severin Hoie, Supervisor, Marine and Subsea Amy Styslinger, Supervisor, Mechanics and Materials |
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Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico Christopher Smith, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Oil and Natural Gas, US Department of Energy |
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CO2 Technology Center Mongstad (TCM) at the Forefront of Innovation Tore Amundsen, Managing Director, CO2 Technology Center Mongstad |
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Wednesday, 4 May |
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0730–0900 |
Industry Breakfast: MalaysiaTickets: USD 40 each Industry breakfasts, organized by OTC and the US Department of Commerce, offer expert views on doing business in emerging areas of interest for the oil and gas industry. This breakfast focuses on Malaysia. |
0730–0900 |
Topical BreakfastsTickets: USD 40 each |
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Marine Archaeology Shelley Wachsmann, Coordinator, Natural Archaeology Program, Institute of Nautical Archaeology, Texas A&M University |
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Kuwait Oil Company Farouk Al Zanki, CEO, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation |
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Process Safety in Offshore Operations Louisa Nara, Technical Director, Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) Panelists: Ray Mentzer, Lecturer in Chemical Engineering, TX A&M |
1215–1345 |
Topical LuncheonsTickets: USD 50 each |
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ADNOC Major Offshore Development: Opportunities and Challenges Ali Khalifa Al Shamsi, Director of Offshore Divisions, ADNOC |
Updated Information on the Pre-Salt Development Offshore Brazil Jose Formigli, Executive Manager E&P-Presalt, Petrobras |
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DeepStar: Deepwater Technology Development |
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Recent Developments in Israel Shaul Zemach, Director General of the Minister of National Infrastructures |
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Major Investments in Offshore Indonesia Ing. Evita H. Legowo, Under Secretary of Energy, The Republic of Indonesia |
1930-2200 |
Houston Dynamo Whether you call it soccer, football, or footy, join OTC attendees for an evening of Major League Soccer. Watch the Houston Dynamo take on the Colorado Rapids at Robertson Stadium. Purchase discount tickets online and enter Special Offer Code: dynamo11. For additional information, contact Casey Ellison at +1.713.276.7537. |
Thursday, 5 May |
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0730–0900 |
Industry Breakfast: CyprusTickets: USD 40 each Industry breakfasts, organized by OTC and the US Department of Commerce, offer expert views on doing business in emerging areas of interest for the oil and gas industry. This breakfast focuses on Cyprus. |
0730–0900 |
Topical BreakfastTickets: USD 40 each |
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Global Energy Scenario With Deepwater Perspective Niladri Mitra, Chief Technical Services, E&P Business, Reliance Industries Limited |
0730–1500 |
Teacher WorkshopOTC will invite 100 Houston-area classroom teachers (grades 4–12) to attend a free, one-day energy education workshop. Educators will receive comprehensive, objective information about the scientific concepts of energy and its importance while discovering the world of oil and natural gas exploration and production. See details. |
0830–1330 |
High School Student STEM EventOTC is educating the next generation of aspiring engineers, scientists and managers about the oil and gas industry. The program includes a scavenger hunt of the technology exhibits and hands-on energy lessons provided by the U.S. National Energy Education Development (NEED) Project. See details. |
1215–1345 |
Topical LuncheonsTickets: USD 50 each |
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Energy Geopolitics Michael Economides, Professor, Cullen College of Engineering, University of Houston |
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New Technologies for Enhanced Oil Recovery James Tour, Professor, Smalley Institute for Nanoscale Science and Technology, Rice University |
Quick Links
Pre-Conference Event
OTC at the Ballpark
Enjoy a weekend of Major League Baseball before the rush of OTC begins.
Watch the Houston Astros play the Milwaukee Brewers at Minute Maid Park on Friday, 29 April through Sunday, 1 May.
Dates & Times
29 April: 1905–2200
30 April: 1805–2100
1 May: 1305–1600
Tickets
Purchase discounted tickets online.
Information
Email Richard Tapia or call +1.713.259.8303
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