ASPO-USA, in concert with ASPO-International, invites you to join energy experts, investors, utilities, representatives from federal, state, and local governments, and others in Denver, Colorado for ASPO-USA’s 5th annual Peak Oil Conference.
The conference, System Reset: Global Energy and the New Economy, will take place at:
Sheraton Hotel, Denver, Colorado
October 11-13, 2009
New!! Optional Workshop October 10
Early registration ends Aug 7, 2009!
Register now and save $100!
Session Topics Include:
The Great Recession and Energy Markets
Natural Gas Game Changers
Charting a Sustainable Future
Analysis from “The Oil Drum” Writers
Climate Change, Carbon Capture and Sequestration
The Media: On the Watch or Asleep at the Wheel?
Navigating Competing Priorities In Energy, Food, and Water Policy
Well, Don’t Just Sit There! Examples from the Forefronts of the Transition
Stalking the Wild Taboo: Population, Carbon Taxes, and Nuclear Energy
Saturday Pre-Conference Optional Workshop:
Survive & Thrive After Peak Oil: Creating Personal Plans for the Coming Decades
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Confirmed speakers include: (see bios)
Matthew Simmons, leading peak oil analyst and author, “Twilight in the Desert”
Kevin Phillips, author, “American Theocracy: The Peril & Politics of Radical Religion, Oil, & Borrowed Money”
Tom Petrie, Founder, Petrie, Parkman, Inc. / Merrill Lynch
Susan Capalbo, Chair, Dept. of Agricultural and Resource Economics, Oregon State University
Marcio Rocha Mello, President, HRT Petroleum, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
David Shields, journalist, author “Pemex: The Oil Reform, Mexico City, Mexico
Chris Martenson, creator, “The Crash Course”
Ray Leonard, Vice President of Exploration, Kuwait Energy
Robert Hirsch, energy consultant, US DOE, author of the Hirsch Report
Lisa Margonelli, author, “Oil on the Brain”
Peter Maass, writer, The New York Times, author “Crude World: The Violent Twilight of Oil”
The world is at a major crossroads – the convergence of peak oil and climate change. Despite challenging economic times, our nation is moving forward with sweeping initiatives to deal with climate change but ignoring the need to mitigate and plan for the peaking of world oil production. Our conference speakers, which include leading financial analysts, international oil industry executives, and peak oil observers, will offer new data and forecasts of our changing resources.
ASPO’s four days of information-packed events appeals to a broad spectrum of people in business, public policy, and members of the public concerned with resource supply challenges. Register now to ensure your space and save $100.
For more information and details please visit www.aspo-usa.com/2009denver.
