The 18th International Petroleum Tax Conference 2007
The 18th International Petroleum Tax Conference
This annual international Petroleum Tax Conference takes place in Oslo Wednesday 31 October – Thursday 1 November 2007.
The programme for this year’s Petroleum Tax Conference in Oslo has been recently updated and includes several new highlights. Among others, Dr. Carole Nakhle, Research Fellow in Energy at Surrey Energy Economics Centre (SEEC), UK will speak about “Maximising North sea potential – the challenges for fiscal policy” and Mr. Peter Nicol of Triston Capital UK will be speaking on the topic “The global oil industry; conflict, competition and consolidation. Please also note that as a late and timely addition to the programme Wood Mackenzie will be presenting the results of their recent Government Take study.
With much attention in Europe on ambitious targets for 2020 in respect of renewables and carbon emissions the EU commission will present its perspective on the role of indigenous oil and gas in contributing to EU energy security. Environmental themes are further developed with a discussion of the North Sea tax regimes for decommissioning and the latest status of carbon sequestration opportunities in Norway.
These topics and more will be presented at the excellent conference venue Hotel Bristol in Oslo, which presents a familiar setting to promote networking with colleagues from Norway and further afield.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from skilled professionals!
Conference Committee;
– Frode Bøhm, Section manager, The Norwegian Oil Industry Association (Chair)
– Raymond Hall, Commercial advisor, BP Plc, UK
– Per Harg, Attorney-at-Law, Selmer DA
– Einar Hille, Tax manager, Exxon Mobil Norge
– Finn Lexow, Vice president tax, StatoilHydro ASA
– Morten E. Lindbäck, Oil analyst, Sector Asset Management ASA
– Maryann Løcka, Deputy general, Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy
– Øystein Noreng, Professor, Norwegian School of Management (BI)
– Stig B. Sollund, Director general, Norwegian Ministry of Finance
– Egil Steinberg, Vice president tax, StatoilHydro ASA
– Tor Jan Tjosevik, Group tax manager, Seadrill Management AS
– Lise M. Rivelsrød, Norwegian Petroleum Society, Project manager and secretary
Please contact Lise M. Rivelsrød for further information. Telephone: (+47) 22 43 29 68,
e-mai: lise.rivelsrod@npf.no
Presentations given at the conference will be made available on the Internet a few days after the conference has taken place. All conference delegates will receive an e-mail with instructions on how to access these presentations.
Program
Wednesday 31. October
Registration/Coffee- tea
Opening and welcome
Norwegian petroleum policies
From the board room – How does Norway fit into the merged StatoilHydro company?
Coffee/tea – networking break
Implications for Petoro after the StatoilHydro merger
Panel debate: Future challenges on the Norwegian Continental Shelf
Lunch
EU energy strategy review. The future role of oil and gas in EU in 2020
The global oil industry; conflict, competition and consolidation
Recent changes in global fiscal terms - is fiscal stability achievable?
Coffee/tea – networking break
Arctic oil and gas basins and fiscal regimes
Maximising North Sea potential - the challenges for fiscal policy
Observations and discussion of today’s topics
Observations and discussion of today’s topics
Questions from the floor & sum up Day I
End of session
Aperitif
Conference dinner
Thursday 01. November
Morning meeting place
Introduction to Day II by the Chair
Decommissioning tax regime from a UK perspective
Current tax issues from the industry
Coffee/tea – networking break
Tax issues from the Ministry of Finance
2006 tax assessment issues
Coffee/tea – Networking break
Taxpayer's speech
The impact of emission trading - Norwegian fiscal regime
Carbon sequestration and storage
Chair’s concluding remarks
Lunch
Practical information
Venue:
Thon Hotel Bristol, Oslo, Norway
Organiser:
Norwegian Petroleum Society (NPF)
P.O.Box 573 Sentrum, 0105 OSLO, Norway
Telephone: (+47) 22 43 29 68
Telefax: (+47) 22 43 29 01
Conference fee:
NOK 7.500,- for NPF personal members (excl. 25% VAT)
NOK 8.000,- for non-members (excl. 25% VAT)
The conference fee includes conference material, lunches both days and
conference dinner at Hotel Bristol on Wednesday 31 October.
Payment:
You may pay by credit card or invoice sent to your home- or company adress. Please state your preference when signing up for the conference.
Accomodation:
NPF has reserved a number of rooms at the Bristol Hotel (conference venue).
NOK 1.295,- per single room per night. NOK 1.495,- per doble room per
night (breakfast included).
Please make your reservation directly to the hotel:
Thon Hotel Bristol, Kristian IV’sgt. 7, Oslo
Telephone: (+47) 22 82 60 10
Telefax: (+47) 22 82 60 03
booking@bristol.no
Cancellation fee:
| Cancellations must be received in writing no later than 24 October and will be subject to a NOK 900,- excl. . 25% VAT cancellation fee unless a substitute delegate is offered. Substitutions for registered participants may be made at any time, but we appreciate notification prior to the conference in order to update the conference’s list of participants etc. If cancelling after 24 October 2007, the full conference fee will have to be payed. |
Programme changes:
It is sometimes necessary to change the timing of the programme.
The conferrence organiser will not be liable for any such unavoidable changes.