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(1, 1, NULL, 'CEO Roundtable Series - LNG: MARKET OUTLOOK', '2017-05-01', '5 : 46 PM', '5 : 46 PM', 'Doha', '', 'info@abhafoundation.org', '+974 40428000', 'Since the seeds of a concept that ripened into LNG were sown by chemist Richard Doyle in the 1600s, the narrative of the market has undergone several rewrites. In today?s new chapter, stakeholders are trying to navigate a supply glut that has currently given buyers more power at the negotiating table than ever before. One skill is paramount in the rulebook of what is now the world?s second most traded commodity ? flexibility.\r\n\r\nThe LNG market is in the midst of a perfect storm. Global LNG production volumes climbed by 4 million metric tons on 2014 to 250 million tons in 2015, with an additional 125 million tons of LNG under development likely to come to market in 2017, according to consultants Wood Mackenzie. Yet, demand is weakening, with the international energy agency (iea) expecting natural gas demand to grow by 1.5% annually up to 2021 compared to the 2.2% annual growth reported over the last five years. asia?s appetite for LNG, which typically accounts for 70% of global demand, has particularly weakened. plus, oil prices ? oil-indexed LNG prices mean the market shadows oil price movements ? are unlikely to climb above $50 a barrel until at least mid-2017. Combined, these market pressures mean LNG prices could remain low until the early 2020s. ', '2017-07-07 17:53:23', 1),
(2, 1, NULL, 'CEO Roundtable Series - Oil OutlOOk 2017:', '2017-05-01', '5 : 56 PM', '5 : 56 PM', 'Doha', '', 'info@abhafoundation.org', '+974 40428000', 'A rare meeting of minds between OpeC and non-OpeC producers in Vienna on November 30 has quelled the simmering panic that has burdened oil producers since a supply glut pushed oil prices to a 12-year low at sub-$30 a barrel (bl) in January this year. Saudi arabia-led OpeC agreed to cut output by 1.2 million barrels a day (m b/d) from January 2017, which will limit the 13-member group?s output to 32.5m b/d. the cuts follow a record high production of 34.2m b/d in November. russia-led cuts by non-OpeC producers of 558,000 b/d will also start in January.\r\n\r\nMost importantly, the collaboration that underpins the Vienna agreement is a welcomed break from the bickering and backroom talks that have long characterized the oil markets. the agreement marks the first cut made by OpeC since 2008 and the first deal including non-OpeC producers in 15 years. ', '2017-07-07 17:58:23', 1),
(3, 1, NULL, 'CEO Roundtable Series - Innovative Technologies', '2017-05-01', '5 : 56 PM', '5 : 56 PM', 'Doha', '', 'info@abhafoundation.org', '+974 40428000', 'Innovative technologies, such as robotics, digital data and solar tools, are revolutionizing the energy industry as steam power did in the 1700s, electricity in the 1800s and hydrocarbons in the 1900s. The industry?s status quo is being overhauled ? again ? and the days when PDFs of data were manually passed between engineers at refineries, or between desks at offshore oil rigs will soon be remembered as a charming historical habit.\r\n\r\nBalancingthe books for the gulf?s energy companies is not getting any easier. turbulent oil prices, soaring energy demand, green regulations and competition from energy producers in the us, iran, russia and many others is only going to intensify. innovative technologies represent the much-needed pressure release valve that can enhance safety, cost and operational efficiency. to unlock this potential, energy companies must get to grips with the rapidly evolving lingo and application ? quickly. the pace of change for those who want to remain commercially competitive will not be measured in decades, but by a few years. the tick of the clock is louder than ever before.', '2017-07-07 18:00:48', 1),
(4, 1, 'CEO Roundtable series:Fossil Fuels and Renewables', 'CEO Roundtable series: Fossil Fuels and Renewables', '2017-05-01', '5 : 38 PM', '5 : 38 PM', 'Doha', '', 'info@abhafoundation.org', '+974 40428000', 'Stretching over a century, the Middle East?s oil industry has successfully crested many a turbulent wave; oil price shocks, challenging and maturing oil fields and security issues, to\r\nname a few. Now the global transformation towards low carbon growth sees the region ?home to a third of the world?s oil producers ? entering an entirely new chapter.\r\nThe green revolution is well underway with renewable projects, energy efficiency program and subsidy cuts being implemented across the Gulf and the wider Middle East. The age-old debate between environmentalists and the head honchos in the oil world that ?going\r\ngreen? is not financially savvy is dying.', '2017-08-03 01:05:39', 1),
(5, 2, NULL, 'CEO Roundtable Series - LNG: MARKET OUTLOOK', '2017-05-01', '5 : 46 PM', '5 : 46 PM', 'Doha', '', 'info@abhafoundation.org', '+974 40428000', 'Since the seeds of a concept that ripened into LNG were sown by chemist Richard Doyle in the 1600s, the narrative of the market has undergone several rewrites. In today?s new chapter, stakeholders are trying to navigate a supply glut that has currently given buyers more power at the negotiating table than ever before. One skill is paramount in the rulebook of what is now the world?s second most traded commodity ? flexibility.\r\n\r\nThe LNG market is in the midst of a perfect storm. Global LNG production volumes climbed by 4 million metric tons on 2014 to 250 million tons in 2015, with an additional 125 million tons of LNG under development likely to come to market in 2017, according to consultants Wood Mackenzie. Yet, demand is weakening, with the international energy agency (iea) expecting natural gas demand to grow by 1.5% annually up to 2021 compared to the 2.2% annual growth reported over the last five years. asia?s appetite for LNG, which typically accounts for 70% of global demand, has particularly weakened. plus, oil prices ? oil-indexed LNG prices mean the market shadows oil price movements ? are unlikely to climb above $50 a barrel until at least mid-2017. Combined, these market pressures mean LNG prices could remain low until the early 2020s. ', '2017-07-07 17:53:23', 1),
(6, 2, NULL, 'CEO Roundtable Series - Oil OutlOOk 2017:', '2017-05-01', '5 : 56 PM', '5 : 56 PM', 'Doha', '', 'info@abhafoundation.org', '+974 40428000', 'A rare meeting of minds between OpeC and non-OpeC producers in Vienna on November 30 has quelled the simmering panic that has burdened oil producers since a supply glut pushed oil prices to a 12-year low at sub-$30 a barrel (bl) in January this year. Saudi arabia-led OpeC agreed to cut output by 1.2 million barrels a day (m b/d) from January 2017, which will limit the 13-member group?s output to 32.5m b/d. the cuts follow a record high production of 34.2m b/d in November. russia-led cuts by non-OpeC producers of 558,000 b/d will also start in January.\r\n\r\nMost importantly, the collaboration that underpins the Vienna agreement is a welcomed break from the bickering and backroom talks that have long characterized the oil markets. the agreement marks the first cut made by OpeC since 2008 and the first deal including non-OpeC producers in 15 years. ', '2017-07-07 17:58:23', 1),
(7, 2, NULL, 'CEO Roundtable Series - Innovative Technologies', '2017-05-01', '5 : 56 PM', '5 : 56 PM', 'Doha', '', 'info@abhafoundation.org', '+974 40428000', 'Innovative technologies, such as robotics, digital data and solar tools, are revolutionizing the energy industry as steam power did in the 1700s, electricity in the 1800s and hydrocarbons in the 1900s. The industry?s status quo is being overhauled ? again ? and the days when PDFs of data were manually passed between engineers at refineries, or between desks at offshore oil rigs will soon be remembered as a charming historical habit.\r\n\r\nBalancingthe books for the gulf?s energy companies is not getting any easier. turbulent oil prices, soaring energy demand, green regulations and competition from energy producers in the us, iran, russia and many others is only going to intensify. innovative technologies represent the much-needed pressure release valve that can enhance safety, cost and operational efficiency. to unlock this potential, energy companies must get to grips with the rapidly evolving lingo and application ? quickly. the pace of change for those who want to remain commercially competitive will not be measured in decades, but by a few years. the tick of the clock is louder than ever before.', '2017-07-07 18:00:48', 1),
(8, 2, 'CEO Roundtable series:Fossil Fuels and Renewables', 'CEO Roundtable series: Fossil Fuels and Renewables', '2017-05-01', '5 : 38 PM', '5 : 38 PM', 'Doha', '', 'info@abhafoundation.org', '+974 40428000', 'Stretching over a century, the Middle East?s oil industry has successfully crested many a turbulent wave; oil price shocks, challenging and maturing oil fields and security issues, to\r\nname a few. Now the global transformation towards low carbon growth sees the region ?home to a third of the world?s oil producers ? entering an entirely new chapter.\r\nThe green revolution is well underway with renewable projects, energy efficiency program and subsidy cuts being implemented across the Gulf and the wider Middle East. The age-old debate between environmentalists and the head honchos in the oil world that ?going\r\ngreen? is not financially savvy is dying.', '2017-08-03 01:05:39', 1),
(11, 1, 'CEO Roundtable Series - Water Security ', 'CEO Roundtable Series - Water Security ', '2018-04-01', '5 : 55 PM', '5 : 55 PM', 'Doha', '', '', '', '<p>One threat on trouble-shooting leaders&rsquo; agendas casts the longest shadow: water management. The World Economic Forum (WEF) cites water scarcity as one of the greatest threats facing the planet over the next decade. Two-thirds of the population will experience shortages by 2025. Qatar and its Middle Eastern neighbors are at the top of the unenviable list of waterstressed nations. The compasses of their water outlook must shift to avoid joining Cape Town as a Day Zero casualty. &nbsp;</p>\r\n', '2018-05-14 14:45:27', 1),
(12, 1, 'CEO Roundtable Series ~ February 27, 2018', 'Energy Efficiency: Best Strategies to Leverage Oil and Gas Production in the Gulf?', '2018-02-27', NULL, NULL, 'Foundation', '', '', '', '<p>A streamlined value chain is no longer optional &ndash; it is the life blood of Gulf energy companies&rsquo; competitive strategy. Energy efficiency, along with the rise of natural gas and renewables, has climbed to the top of<br />\r\nenergy stakeholders&rsquo; agendas. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), global investment in energy efficiency grew in 2016 on the previous year by %9, to 231$ billion.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>And unsurprisingly. The &lsquo;lower for longer&rsquo; oil price &ndash; now heading into a third year &ndash; put the global<br />\r\nspotlight on streamlining costs while bolstering output. Re-jigged payrolls, unprecedented subsidy reforms, nurtured intellectual champions of an innovative future and soaring corporate appetite for digital tools as part of the 4th Industrial Revolution are just the beginning.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Efforts are paying off. The world would have used %12 more energy in 2016 had it not been for energy efficiency improvements since 2000 &ndash; the equivalent of another EU on the global energy map. But many more efficiencies must<br />\r\n&ndash; for economic and environmental security &ndash; be explored. The Middle East&rsquo;s swelling population, rising energy consumption &ndash; up by %49 by 2030 &ndash; and thickening environmental rulebook means speed and sustainability are paramount.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>What are the top 5 energy efficiency strategies to ensure 2018 is noted in the history books for unrivalled progress? As automotive entrepreneur Henry Ford said: &ldquo;If you always do what you did, you&rsquo;ll always get what you got.&rdquo;</p>\r\n', '2018-06-06 12:50:38', 1);
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