Joins distinguished group of industry, policy and financial
leaders at 34th annual energy conference in Houston April 20-24,
2015
Henry Paulson, former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, has joined
the list of distinguished speakers at IHS CERAWeek 2015, the
world’s preeminent energy conference, April 20-24 at the Hilton
Americas—Houston. Mr. Paulson will deliver keynote remarks on
lessons from his new book, Dealing with China, as well as the state
of the global economy.
Henry Paulson, former U.S. Secretary of
the Treasury, will speak at IHS CERAWeek 2015 (Photo: Business
Wire)
During his career in both the public and private sectors, Mr.
Paulson had a pivotal role in opening up China to private
enterprise. As Treasury Secretary, he created the Strategic
Economic Dialogue with China and negotiated with China on needed
economic reforms while also safeguarding the teetering U.S.
financial system during the worst economic crisis since the Great
Depression.
“We are honored to have Mr. Paulson join us as a keynote speaker
at IHS CERAWeek 2015,” said Daniel Yergin, conference chairman.
“From his distinguished career at the heights of business,
economics and statecraft and his unique understanding of the rise
of the world’s second largest economy, Mr. Paulson offers
invaluable insight on relations with China—America’s most important
relationship in the world—as well as on the lessons from the last
seven years of turmoil in the world economy. These are issues of
critical importance for the energy industry.”
In his new book, Secretary Paulson writes that China “has become
as much a source of concern as of awe.” While China’s development
“has made substantial contributions to economic growth, job
creation, and prosperity” in both the United States and China, “now
no shortage of Americans wonder: What do the Chinese really want?
Why are they spending so much money on their military? Are they
friends or enemies, trading partners or commercial and political
adversaries? In short, how do we deal with China?”
At CERAWeek, in one of his first public discussions of his new
book, Secretary Paulson will share his thinking on that question
and sketch out the path forward.
IHS CERAWeek is recognized as a leading forum offering insight
into the energy future. Chaired by IHS Vice Chairman and Pulitzer
Prize-winning author, Daniel Yergin, IHS CERAWeek 2015, Turning
Point: Energy’s New World will convene more than 2,800 delegates
from more than 50 countries and more than 300 speakers to examine
the new risks and realities to be faced in energy markets,
technologies and geopolitics.
Distinguished government officials speaking at IHS CERAWeek 2015
will include:
Ernest Moniz, United States Secretary of Energy; Sally
Jewell, United States Secretary of the Interior; Gina
McCarthy, administrator, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency;
Sen. Lisa Murkowski, chairman, senate energy committee, U.S.
Senator, State of Alaska; Kenneth Anderson, commissioner,
Public Utility Commission of Texas; Pedro Joaquĩn Coldwell,
secretary of energy, Ministry of Energy of Mexico; Ólafur Ragnar
Grímsson, president, Republic of Iceland; Amos
Hochstein, special envoy, Bureau of Energy Resources, U.S.
Department of State; Colette D. Honorable, commissioner,
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; Stephen Lovegrove,
permanent secretary, Department of Energy and Climate Change,
United Kingdom; Ian Macfarlane, Minister of Industry and
Science, Australia; Máximo Pacheco, minister of energy,
Government of Chile; Greg Rickford, minister of natural
resources, Canada; Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall, United States
Deputy Energy Secretary; Todd Stern, special envoy for
climate change, U.S. Dept. of State; Dan Sullivan, U.S.
Senator, State of Alaska
Featured energy industry speakers at IHS CERAWeek 2015 will
include:
(Oil and Gas)
Rex Tillerson, chairman and CEO, ExxonMobil; Robert
Dudley, group chief executive, BP; Ryan Lance, chairman
and CEO, ConocoPhillips; Patrick Pouyannė, CEO and president
of the executive committee, TOTAL SA; Eldar Saetre,
president and CEO, Statoil ASA; Emilio Lozoya, CEO, Pemex;
Claudio Descalzi, CEO, Eni; Vagit Alekperov,
president, OAO LUKOIL; Miguel Matías Galuccio, CEO, YPF;
Harold Hamm, chairman and CEO, Continental Resources;
John Hess, CEO, Hess; Richard D. Kinder, chairman and
CEO, Kinder Morgan; Scott Sheffield, chairman and CEO,
Pioneer Natural Resources
(Power)
Patricia K. Collawn, chairman, president and CEO, PNM
Resources; Leo Denault, chairman of the board and CEO,
Entergy; Thad Hill, president and CEO, Calpine Corporation;
Enrique Ochoa Reza, director general, Mexican Federal
Electricity Commission; Tom Siebel, chairman and CEO, C3
Energy; Jean-Pascal Tricoire, chairman and CEO, Schneider
Electric
Key themes to be explored at IHS CERAWeek 2015 will include
managing through turbulence, assessing turning points and new
landscapes for the oil, gas and power industries and identifying
energy’s grand challenges that will be confronted over the long
term.
Registration Information
IHS CERAWeek 2015 will be held April 20-24 at the Hilton
Americas Hotel in Houston, Texas. Further information and delegate
registration is available at www.ceraweek.com.
Media Accreditation
Media registration is now open. Members of the media interested
in covering IHS CERAWeek 2015 are required to apply for
accreditation. Applications can be submitted via the following
link: http://www.cvent.com/d/crq9ry/4W
Expanded List of IHS CERAWeek 2015 Speakers:
(A complete list of speakers and full conference agenda are
available at www.ceraweek.com)
(In alphabetical order)
- S.M. Hossein Adeli, secretary
general, Gas Exporting Countries Forum
- Gen. Keith Alexander, former
director, U.S. National Security Agency; commander, U.S. Cyber
Command
- Vagit Alekperov, president, OAO
LUKOIL
- Muhammad Al-Saggaf, acting head
of shared operations and services, Saudi Aramco
- Kenneth Anderson, commissioner,
Public Utility Commission of Texas
- Robert Armstrong, director, MIT
Energy Initiative
- Steve Bolze, president and CEO,
GE Power and Water
- Greg Boyce, CEO, Peabody
Energy
- Andy Brown, upstream
international director, Royal Dutch Shell
- Luis Cabra, executive VP,
exploration and production, Repsol
- Steve Chazen, president and CEO,
Occidental Petroleum
- Pedro Joaquĩn Coldwell,
secretary of energy, Ministry of Energy of Mexico
- Patricia K. Collawn, chairman,
president and CEO, PNM Resources
- Akaraphong Dayanada, group
senior vice president – strategy and business development, Banpu
Public Company Limited
- Leo Denault, chairman of the
board and CEO, Entergy
- Claudio Descalzi, CEO, Eni
- Lisa Davis, member of managing
board, Siemens AG
- Robert Dudley, group chief
executive, BP
- Nicholas Eberstadt, Henry Wendt
Chair in Political Economy, American Enterprise Institute
- Robert C. Flexon, president and
CEO, Dynegy
- Miguel Matías Galuccio, CEO,
YPF
- Jack Gerard, president and CEO,
American Petroleum Institute
- Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson,
president, Republic of Iceland
- Harold Hamm, chairman and CEO,
Continental Resources
- Gary Heminger, president and
CEO, Marathon Petroleum
- Thad Hill, president and CEO,
Calpine Corporation
- John Hess, CEO, Hess
- Amos Hochstein, special envoy,
Bureau of Energy Resources, U.S. Department of State
- Colette D. Honorable,
commissioner, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
- Walter Isaacson, president and
CEO, The Aspen Institute
- Sally Jewell, United States
Secretary of the Interior
- Joe Kaeser, president and CEO,
Siemens AG
- Hirobumi Kawano, president,
Japan oil, gas and metals, National Corporation
- Melanie Kenderdine, director,
Office of Energy Policy and Systems Analysis, U.S. Department of
Energy
- Richard D. Kinder, chairman and
CEO, Kinder Morgan
- David John Wissler Knox,
managing director and CEO, Santos Ltd.
- Fred Krupp, president,
Environmental Defense Fund
- Ryan Lance, chairman and CEO,
ConocoPhillips
- Stephen Lovegrove, permanent
secretary, Department of Energy and Climate Change, United
Kingdom
- Emilio Lozoya, CEO, Pemex
- Ian Macfarlane, minister for
industry and science, Australia
- Rokas Masiulis, minister,
Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Lithuania
- Gina McCarthy, administrator,
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- Al Monaco, president and CEO,
Enbridge
- Ernest Moniz, United States
Secretary of Energy
- Steven L. Mueller, chairman of
the board and CEO, Southwestern Energy
- Shigeru Muraki, director,
vice-chairman of the Board, Tokyo Gas
- Sen. Lisa Murkowski, chairman,
Senate Energy Committee, U.S. Senator, State of Alaska
- Máximo Pacheco, minister of
energy, Government of Chile
- Henry Paulson, former U.S.
Secretary of the Treasury
- Patrick Pouyannė, CEO and
president of the executive committee, TOTAL SA
- Enrique Ochoa Reza, director
general, Mexican Federal Electricity Commission
- Greg Rickford, minister of
natural resources, Canada
- Eldar Saetre, president and CEO,
Statoil ASA
- Tom Siebel, chairman and CEO, C3
Energy
- Adam Sieminski, administrator,
U.S. Department of Energy
- Scott Sheffield, chairman and
CEO, Pioneer Natural Resources
- Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall,
United States Deputy Energy Secretary
- Charif Souki, chairman and CEO,
Cheniere Energy
- Todd Stern, special envoy for
climate change
- Dan Sullivan, U.S. Senator,
State of Alaska
- Ernie Thrasher, CEO and chief
marketing officer, Xcoal Energy and Resources
- Rex Tillerson, chairman and CEO,
ExxonMobil
- Jean-Pascal Tricoire, chairman
and CEO, Schneider Electric
- Mike Winkel, member of the board
of management, E.ON SE
- John Woolard, vice president,
energy, Google
IHS CERAWeek 2015 would like to acknowledge the following
partners:
ANH, API, BP, Cheniere, ConocoPhillips, ERM, ExxonMobil, GE,
Honeywell, Siemens, Statoil, TOTAL, Vinson & Elkins, Xcoal,
YPF, Aramco, Centrica, Chevron, Cisco, Dow, Egon Zehnder, Eni,
HSBC, JOGMEC, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, MIT Energy Initiative,
Repsol, Schneider Electric, The Carlyle Group, Tudor, Pickering,
Holt & Co. and USGRDCO
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