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The Summit

3rd - 5th November 2010

Next Generation Oil&Gas Summit 2010

Summit Venue
The Four Seasons Resort & Club, Austin, Texas

The Next Generation Oil&Gas Group is an invitation-only C-level private club of small, mid, and large cap O&G producers. Our members meet throughout the year to finalize a number of initiatives from specific E&P projects to the joint message regarding cap & trade legislation. To watch the video from last November’s summit including Karl Rove’s strategy for how to defeat the cap & trade bill, click on the “Testimonials” link.

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Previous Summits

NGO US Summit November 2009

NGO US Summit November 2009

18th - 20th November 2009
The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans

The prospects of limited growth in non-OPEC production, and the expected start of economic recovery later this year, that should increase oil consumption and the demand for OPEC oil, are the main factors supporting the upward price path. In other words, it appears that oil is recovering from the low points and we are beginning in the long awaited upswing.

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NGO Summit June 2009

NGO Summit June 2009

June 3rd - 5th 2009
The Inverness, Denver, Colorado

North America is the birthplace of the oil and gas industry. After nearly a century and half, the industry now finds itself at a crossroads. Oil and natural gas prices have dipped significantly from the highs of July 2008. Although price have fallen in the past, there is a growing consensus among analysts that the current situation is not a transitory feature of the market.

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NGO Summit 2008

NGO Summit 2008

2nd - 4th December 2008
The Ritz-Carlton, Cancun, Mexico

North America is the birthplace of the oil and gas industry. After nearly a century and half, the industry now finds itself at a crossroads. Oil and natural gas prices are at record highs, and although price spikes have occurred in the past, there is a growing consensus among analysts that the current situation is not a transitory feature of the market.

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