The Scottish Oil Club
The Scottish Oil Club is a national forum for the presentation and discussion of views on the economic, industrial, technological and political aspects of petroleum and other energy resources.
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The Scottish Oil Club The Scottish Oil Club is a national forum for the presentation and discussion of views on the economic, industrial, technological and political aspects of petroleum and other energy resources. |
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Synopsis | Speaker | Arrangements | Booking | Other Events "The World Energy Outlook 2005: Middle East and North Africa Insights"
A programme of student dinner attendance is sponsored by
Wood Mackenzie SynopsisThe Middle East and North Africa's vast oil and gas resources are critical to meeting the world's future energy needs; but questions are being raised as to whether the energy production from this key region will increase sufficiently to satisfy global demand. World Energy Outlook 2005 sheds light on this issue by answering the question: how much oil and gas can we expect the region to export over the next two and a half decades? This presentation will illustrate energy prospects throughout the Middle East and North Africa region (focusing on Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, the UAE, Qatar, Algeria, Libya and Egypt), and the implications of these for world energy markets, through projections and analysis of issues such as domestic energy demand for the Middle East and North Africa region, future oil and gas exports based on current projects and plans, resource levels, domestic spending requirements and government policies. (The World Energy Outlook is widely acknowledged as the single most important source of energy statistics, projections and analysis. Past editions have received numerous awards from government and industry in recognition of analytical excellence.) SpeakerMr. Nicola Pochettino is a senior energy analyst in the Economic Analysis Division of the International Energy Agency. A permanent member of the World Energy Outlook team, he focuses on international oil and gas markets analysis and forecasting. In particular, he built a world oil-equilibrium model and conducted a field-by-field oil supply study for the Middle East and North Africa in World Energy Outlook 2005. He has broad experience of both corporate and general securities work in the energy field, gained as a business analyst at the Italian oil major Eni and the Italian leading investment bank Unicredit Banca Mobiliare. He has published equity research on listed utilities and energy companies. In recent years he has also lectured at the Scuola Mattei, Eni’s post-graduate education centre for energy and environmental management. He is a graduate nuclear engineer of Turin Polytechnic and has a Masters in Energy Management. ArrangementsMembers and guests are invited to convene between 17:30 and 18:00 for coffee/tea and biscuits (pay-bar available). Meeting commences at 18:00. An opportunity for informal discussion between members and guests will follow the presentation in the Cocktail Bar where a pay-bar is available until commencement of the Discussion Dinner (Chatham House Rules) at about 20:00. Menu: Salmon and dill mousse on dressed leaves • Roast Beef with all the trimmings • Chocolate and orange mousse with a Cointreau sauce Wine: Cotes du Rhone, La Tour Clerac, Rhone, France • Santa Serena, Chardonnay Sauvignon Blanc, Chile Cost: £31 inclusive of wine and VAT. (If vegetarian meal required, please order at time of booking). BookingBookings finalised on 26th November 2005. Reply to: The Scottish Oil Club, 2 March Pines, Edinburgh EH4 3PF or by email to
All remittances by cheque or BACs transfer. Please advise if you require an invoice. BACS Bank of Scotland, 38 St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh EH2 2YR
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Nicola Pochettino
