OVER 170 BILLION BARRELS
Northern Alberta’s energy industry is experiencing an unprecedented boom. Alberta’s vast oil sands with over 170 billion barrels of established reserves are ranked as one of the largest hydrocarbon deposits in the world. It is strategically located near the world’s largest energy consumer market and a major area of investment and growth for the global energy industry.
Energy companies large and small have committed over $100 billion of investment to double oil sand’s production and supply two million barrels a day of new production by 2010 to feed North America’s refineries and consumers.
Join us in Edmonton, Canada to learn about the industry’s experiences and future prospects.
During this two-day conference, institutional investors and analysts, leading energy producers, and industry experts will come together to examine current and future investment and financing opportunities in Alberta’s oil sands.
Existing and next generation companies will provide investors with insights into their capital investment, growth plans and the expected financial impact to their firms. Learn from the current miners and about the future course of oil sands’ development that revolves around in-situ recovery.
The optional second day of the conference is a rare opportunity to tour the Athabasca oil sands’ mines and operations in Ft. McMurray, Alberta and gain first hand experience about these world -scale developments.
Join us to learn more and capitalize on the energy boom investment
opportunities in Alberta now and in the near future.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
- Private and Public Equity investors
- Research Analysts
- Debt financing companies
- Investment Bankers
- M & A consultants and corporate valuators
- Oil sands industry service providers
- Government Regulators
- Educational Institutions
- Downstream Industry Participants
As a participant in the
CFA Institute Approved Provider Program, the Edmonton CFA Society
has determined that this conference qualifies
for credit for the CFA Institute Professional Development Program.
Eligible for 7 credit hours.
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