Published - 30 January 2019
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Setting the standards for the Australian Oil & Gas Industry |
More than ever, operators, suppliers, contractors and drilling companies alike are aware of the need for and value of comprehensive sets of standards that provide greater consistency of safe practices worldwide with industry leaders, represented by the ‘International Association of Oil & Gas Producers’ (IOGP) identifying a prize of $60 billion for the global oil and gas industry from collaboration and standardization.
We have a busy calendar scheduled for 2019 and we'd like you to save the dates for some exciting events.
We look forward to seeing you all at the regular dinners, as well as our industry ball, golf day and perhaps even a sailing regatta.
Sponsorship is now available for 2019! Contact Nita to discuss packages available.
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A shift towards new energies on the program for AOG 2019 |
Australia’s Woodside Energy has joined a number of large global oil and gas firms investigating how they can add renewables to their production portfolio and supply chain, alongside other supermajors including ExxonMobil, Royal Dutch Shell, BP and Total — all of which are raising their investment in cleaner energy.
A shift towards new energies will be a highlight at the 2019 Australasian Oil & Gas Conference & Exhibition (AOG).
The Australasian oil and gas market is changing, and with change comes new energy and differing perspectives.
AOG 2019 is determined to re-connect, engage and inspire the oil and gas industry to move forward and embrace the shifting market.
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Member under the microscope – Bernadette Cullinane |
For the uninitiated, global oil and gas companies are complex labyrinths to navigate each with their own politics, culture, missions and purpose. It was working within one of these intricate networks, namely the Exxon Company at their headquarters in New Jersey, that grounded Petroleum Club of WA member Bernadette Cullinane in industry fundamentals and taught her how global companies operate.
We’re delighted to have the Brighter Program come on board as sponsor of the Next Generation Schools Program.
The Brighter program is a new way of talking to Australians about the role natural gas plays in their everyday life. The Brighter program exists to draw out and champion the positive stories surrounding Australian natural gas.
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