Permian Basin Perspectives September 10, 2020 | Virtual Event | 3:00pm CST

Corporate Partners

Permian Basin Perspectives

As we continue to promote strategic debate, partnerships and commercial opportunities virtually, we invite you to join our next e-dialogues.

Permian rebound – How to future-proof a region for optimal global supply positioning?

Program topics include:

  • What lies ahead on the road to recovery? Moving beyond historic price collapse, demand destruction and pandemic
  • How will 2020 transform the Permian basin?
  • What does a rebound look like for the US’ most prolific production basin in an era of decarbonization goals and energy transition?
  • Can Permian producers lead the way to net zero through reduction of flaring and methane emissions? What partnerships and roadmaps are required?

Confirmed Panelists:

  • Patrick Payton, Mayor of Midland, Texas
  • Max Easley, Senior Vice President Production, Apache Corporation
  • John Davies, CEO & Chairman, Davies Public Affairs
  • John Shefchik, Vice President Midstream, Kiewit Energy Group
  • Steve Deiker, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Kairos Aerospace
  • Colin Leyden, Director Regulatory & Legislative Affairs, Environmental Defense Fund
  • Gabriel Collins, Fellow in Energy & Environmental Regulatory Affairs, Rice University’s Baker Institute
  • Tracee Bentley, President & CEO, Permian Strategic Partnership
  • Adrienne Sandoval, Oil Conservation Division Director, EMNRD
  • John Hoeppner, Head of US Stewardship and Sustainable Investments, Legal & General Investment Management

The registration fee for the e-dialogues is waived for ED Insights members. If you are a member, please contact: Bena Leslie at b.leslie@energy-dialogues.com

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