Six exploration and production firms and five oil field service companies will star in the seventh annual Louisiana Energy Conference in New Orleans today through Friday. Senior management will make detailed investor-oriented presentations at the Windsor Court Hotel. Several speaker will discuss key issues and developments in the energy industry, including new initiatives proposed in Louisiana to encourage drilling, the status of deepwater activity in the Gulf in the current downturn, the new SEC reserve booking rules and the Minerals Management Service’s role in America’s energy future. On Friday, faculty from the Tulane Energy Institute and industry professionals will discuss the root causes of volatility in the current energy markets along with tools that firms can use to help manage their exposure to these markets. Tulane’s $3 million energy trading room will be the focal point of the workshop, which includes a simulated “hands-on” trading session. The conference will be available online both live and in an archived version. For more information, click here, or call 504-799-1953.
Louisiana Energy Conference begins today
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