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4/17/2007 HOUSTON -- As another
sign of China's growing impact on the world energy complex, and the
interconnection between the US and the Chinese energy markets, a first ever
Sino-US Symposium on Energy Market Development and Risk Management will be held
in Houston April 28 and 29, where dozens of policy-makers and energy executives
from China will meet with US counterparts to discuss the demands of risk
management in the strategic energy arena. Register online at http://www.chinaenergyrisk.org/enhancedversion/registration.aspx.
The two Houston-based non-profit organizations, Chinese Association of
Professionals in Science and Technology (CAPST) and Chinese American Petroleum
Association (CAPA) have been working on this project for more than one year.
The Chinese energy industry has never been so comprehensively introduced to the
American audience, with presentations such as:
* The Evolution of China's Energy Policy: Past, Now, and Future
* The Impact of High Oil Price on Chinese Economy
* The Development of Oil Futures Market in China.
* Shaping a Proper Energy Policy to Meet the Challenge of China's
Energy Security
* Challenges in Chinese Energy Market Development and Risk
Management Challenges and Strategies for Chinese Oil Companies
In International Environment
The list of invited speakers from China includes officials, executives and
decision makers from China's Energy Bureau, China's Office of National Energy
Leading Group, as well as executives from Chinese National Petroleum Corp and
PetroChina (CNPC), China Petroleum and Chemical Corp (SinoPec), Chinese National
Off-shore Oil Corp (CNOOC), China Aviation Oil, and private energy firms. The
list of invitees also includes experts from the Chinese Petroleum Society,
oil/gas trading executives, leaders from Shanghai Futures Exchange and Shanghai
International Finance Research Center, and energy researchers from universities
and institutions.
To match this impressive list of Chinese decision makers, the U.S. speakers and
guests includes members of the U.S. Congress, regulatory officials, executives
from Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Deloitte, SunGard, Platts, TradeCapture,
Morgan Lewis, UH GEMI, CCRO, Energy Data Hub, and many others. Sponsors include
SunGard, Platts, Merrill Lynch, TradeCapture, The Desk magazine, China Aviation
Oil, and China ShuGuang Group.
Don't miss this opportunity to network with some of the brightest minds shaping
thought leadership in China-US energy affairs. The organizers believe they are
achieving their charter missions by offering registration at $650 per person,
meals included.
For more information: http://www.chinaenergyrisk.org/.
Website: http://www.chinaenergyrisk.org/
Website: http://www.chinaenergyrisk.org/enhancedversion/registration.aspx