SEAAOC - 27-28 Oct 202111 Sep 2021 11:52
27-28 October 2021 | Darwin Convention Centre
Northern Australia’s Largest & Longest Established Gas Conference
SEAAOC is Northern Australia’s largest and longest established petroleum conference and brings together major players involved within Australasia’s oil, gas and petroleum industries. SEAAOC is a joint initiative between Informa Australia & the Northern Territory Government. No other programme covers this area of the industry in such depth, enabling the event to attract the highest caliber of speaker and delegate attendance from across the entire oil and gas world.
SEAAOC is a significant international opportunity to discuss key oil, gas and petroleum developments located across northern Australian and South East Asia.
Key themes to be covered in 2021 include:
Energy transition, electrification and decarbonisation – Examining the role that the oil and gas sector will play
Australian economic update –Will we see a resurgence of the “Roaring 20’s” in the global economy?
NT’s role in the “gas led recovery” for Australia
A look at the National Gas Infrastructure Plan & the Resources Technology and Critical Minerals Processing Road Map
An industry changing and repositioning – The shift to hydrogen by big oil and engineering companies
Onshore & offshore gas – Project updates, reserves, economic benefits, investment & infrastructure
A focus on Beetaloo and McArthur Basins updates
Workforce & skills shortages
Gas’s critical role in facilitating a resurgent manufacturing sector
Potential for a gas led manufacturing sector in the Top End
The drive for decarbonisation and carbon neutral LNG – what does it means for CCUS & offsets?
Renewable Hydrogen – Investment, opportunities, and the outlook for using gas networks to scale up hydrogen
Has FLNG’s time come and gone?
Decommissioning offshore oil/gas assets – The outlook and opportunity
Liquid fuel security and storage in Australia
The East Coast gas shortage situation
https://ntresourcesweek.com.au/seaaoc/
We can see how both the NT and Canberra are dictating events in terms of the timing and coordination of the main exploration companies operating across Beetaloo etc...all is choreographed for max effect.
I reckon we will see some material announcements from the explorers so they can present evidence of operating progress towards commercialisation towards actual economic reserves and maybe something from both Gunner (NTG) and Pitt (Canberra) at this year's NT Res-Week above.
Note this reference below :
'Onshore & offshore gas – Project updates, reserves, economic benefits, investment & infrastructure :
- A focus on Beetaloo and McArthur Basins updates
-Workforce & skills shortages'
Note this most important reference - 'Project updates, reserves, economic benefits, investment & infrastructure '
I reckon there's material news on the horizon before y/e imvho. usual cave