Welcome to The PEI Global Energy Forum 2009, the leading annual gathering of investors, fund managers and energy professionals. Building on the success of our first three energy forums, we have designed an agenda that provides you with an unparalleled line up of speakers and topics to explore and understand energy investment.

The 2009 forum will help you make sense of these investment opportunities in a world where the price of oil rocketed and pushed renewable energy and cleantech to the fore, only to fall away as suddenly.

Now ‘traditional’ energy resources – oil, gas and coal – are back again as the shorter term option for viable investment. Where are you putting your money and what role can private capital play in funding the energy industry across the globe?

At this, the leading energy and private equity conference, you shall have unmatched access to market intelligence resulting in unique insight into energy production and consumption trends in both mature and emerging markets. By utilising information gathered from within the energy industry itself, delegates will better be able to analyse where next to deploy capital.

Join the following leading institutions from the fund management, investment, and industry communities:

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Institutional LPs attend for free* - quote promotional code ENLP09 when registering



“As we at CERA know well, energy is a vast, complex and integrated sector that greatly impacts global economies, policies and how people live. PEI did a fantastic job highlighting the key intersections where private equity meets energy through a thoughtful and well-researched programme that provided a blend of relevant topics and plenty of opportunity for interactive discussion. The speakers at the forum were of the highest quality – genuine leaders in the energy sphere and it was valuable to hear their thoughts and insights on the industry. We were very pleased to participate in such a ground-breaking event.”
Shawn Carraher, CERA

“The 2007 Private Equity Energy Forum had a tremendous number of different perspectives and experiences.  One heard from the founders and leaders of energy private equity investing, not just about what the opportunities they are focusing on, but on trends past and future in energy.  Top notch event.”
Philip J. Deutch, NGP Energy Technology Partners

“The event provided a terrific overview of the private equity landscape and the market issues and opportunities in the energy sector. PEI did a great job in providing the framework to advance the energy debate from an interesting and more global perspective.”
William Macaulay, First Reserve

“The PEI Energy Forum was a great event: good speakers and interesting and thought-provoking discussion throughout. Great mix of participant – lots of investors and senior level energy players.”
Brad Nordholm, Starwood Energy Group



This forum will help you determine where those opportunities are, how to identify those companies combining excellent track records with sound fundamentals and what the competitive niches are in the energy industry.

The PEI Global Energy Forum 2009 will help provide you with the answers as we explore the relationship between private equity and energy.

The 2008 Forum:



    
The PEI Interview                                                                                    William E. Macaulay,
Lady Barbara Thomas Judge,                                                                  First Reserve 
United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) (left)
Nicholas Lockley, PEI Media (right) 
                                                                

Coffee Break

View the Energy 2008 Gallery

Who should attend?

Institutional investors
Limited partners
General partners
Asset managers
Fund managers
Energy industry professionals

Programme highlights:

- Understanding the energy proposition – analysing investment opportunities in traditional energy resources
- What impact does the global financial situation have on energy investments?
- The future of energy resources and impact on investment strategies