2024 Agenda

• How does consolidation across the Permian Basin impact domestic and international natural gas production and supply?
• What is the likely scenario across the Permian Basin in five years? How many players will still be active? 
• What is the perception of the investibility of the Permian? Are there still opportunistic investments to be made?
• Can the current Infrastructure limitations be overcome? What are the opportunities for new pipeline build-outs and how will parties navigate Nitrogen content concerns?
• How is the LNG pause impacting production and infrastructure expansion across the Basin?

• The local and international advantages of producing certified natural gas
• Innovative connections between the agricultural and decarbonization sectors
• Electrifying New Mexico: an open conversation on the need to provide additional load while navigating infrastructural constraints
• Investing in the Permian Basin: how to maximize opportunities across the entire value chain
• What is the role of the Permian Basin in the global energy context and how can the industry jointly overcome some of the crucial challenges affecting its growth?

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• What can we learn from the NM legislative session and how that will inform future bills and regulations?
• Is there transferable information from Colorado’s and other legislative sessions? Should the industry improve its consultative efforts? 
• How can the industry prepare for future uncertainties while balancing energy security and commercial targets? 

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• What are the practical limitations of enhancing power capacity? 
• How are those limitations affecting new opportunities such as AI and data centers?
• Who is taking advantage of these shortfalls? How are renewables complementing this picture?
• And what is the innovative role of carbon sequestration in this landscape?

• How to shift the narrative towards water stewardship and produced water reuse as an environmental and social justice factor
• The outcome of the New Mexico legislative session and potential lessons learned from other states and basins – how to improve the standards of produced water reuse from the top down
• How can regulators positively impact the creation of a framework for produced water reuse? 
• Why aren’t we running pilots to test potential use-cases for produced water reuse? Which dots do we need to connect?
• How to leverage existing environmental initiatives to create meaningful partnerships and successful new pathways for produced water reuse

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• How good are we at navigating a complex legislative and regulatory set of rules related to emissions reduction?
• Towards a clearer understanding of OOOOb emissions: where do we stand and which information is still missing?
• The framework of IRA’s Methane Emissions Reduction Program versus the reality of reducing emissions in today’s energy landscape 
• How much do we know about WEC and other emission related charges

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• How to address an increasing level of regulatory complexity: from methane emissions to setbacks and beyond – how to effectively navigate changing times
• How to improve environmental standards and practices across the oil and gas industry while ensuring an inclusive approach towards its many players
• Technology advancements as an opportunity for growth in the Permian Basin (and beyond)
• Working group on produced water management and best practices

• What is to be expected if setbacks are implemented? 
• How much do we know about these? And what is the science saying with regards to their effectiveness? 
• How can we improve the conversation with authorities to implement the right measures that fit the purpose?
• What can we learn from other states such as Colorado and California which already have adopted setbacks?