World Congress 1999 Energy Summit


REGISTER NOW	summit overview agenda speakers registration information sponsorship information	Concurrent Summits at WEDC99: CEO Summit CFO Summit Telecom Summit Integrated Energy Summit Water & Wastewater Summit Infrastructure Finance

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	The Integrated Energy Summit will bring together the foremost industry and government leaders to establish policies and corporate strategies that will bring success in the increasingly complex and dynamic global energy industry. The Summit convenes against a backdrop of: Consolidation through mergers, acquisitions and alliances Evolution of new models for energy markets and trading from rapid deregulation in the US Continued uncertainty in key markets following the Asian currency crisis Heightened risk sensitivity from lenders and investors Despite these trends the worldwide opportunities and demand for new energy infrastructure and privatization of energy infrastructure is enormous: Currently over 2300 greenfield power projects are under development; a further 600 under solicitation; 170 privatization requests are outstanding in 87 countries; moves to liberalize and unbundle generation, transmission and distribution are afoot worldwide; plus 60,000MW of divestiture has so far taken place in the US and that is just the beginning Discussions at this highly interactive Summit will allow energy industry leaders to assess global opportunities and determine strategies that will lead to long-term growth and profitability. By participating you will be able to: Sharpen your competitive strategy for the US, Europe and emerging energy markets by comparing it with the industry's leaders Profit by making the right choices for acquisitions, integrating assets, and leveraging core competencies Optimize your energy trading strategy and skills to improve your global risk management Improve the economic viability of your emerging markets projects by examining the failure factors in stalled energy projects and learning from their renegotiations Increase multilateral and export credit agency support for your projects by assessing their latest policies and initiatives Speed up closure of long-term finance for your projects by learning how to improve project finance structures and better mitigate currency and political risks
top of page	integrated energy summit agenda Wednesday, September 22, 1999
Thursday agenda Friday agenda	9:00am – 4:00pm Executive Briefings on Infrastructure Finance Special Cross-Industry Panel Discussions on: STALLED PROJECTS: HOW TO RESTART THEM AND LESSONS LEARNED FOR YOUR FUTURE PROJECTS In Strategic Partnership with: MDC Systems Panelists Include: Robert McCue, President, MDC Systems William Wheatley, Executive Vice-President, MDC Systems C. Stephen Heard, Partner, Whitman Breed Abbot and Morgan Naresh Mahtani, Partner, Alban, Tay, Mahtani & DeSilva Jonathon Rosshandler, Partner, Nabarro Nathanson Herbert Sears, Chairman, General Environment Corp. ECAs and Multilaterals: How to Optimize ECA and Multilateral Participation in Your Projects in Order to Mobilize Private Capital Panelists Include: Adiwarman Idris, Private Sector Group, Asian Development Bank Johan Bastin, Director: Municipal and Environmental Infrastructure, EBRD Barbara O’Boyle, VP Project Finance, Export-Import Bank of the United States Special Luncheon Address: James Harmon, President & Chairman, Export-Import Bank of the United States Project Finance: Future Options for Capital Markets Financing, Project Finance and Local Finance for Infrastructure Projects In Strategic Partnership with: Centre Panelists Include: Thomas Dickson, Chief Underwriting Officer, Centre Jan Prins, Managing Director and Head of Special Industry and Project Finance, ABN AMRO Bank Risk Management: Optimize Political and Currency Risk Mitigation and Insurance to Achieve Attractive Long-term Economics for YourProjects 5:00pm - 6:00pm WEDC ’99 Opening Keynote Session: ASSESSING THE IMPACTS AND OPPORTUNITIES OF THE GLOBAL INTERNET ECONOMY ON YOUR BUSINESS Presented by: George P. Shultz, former US Secretary of State Bill Joy, CTO, Sun Microsystems 6:00pm - 7:30pm - Congress Welcoming Reception
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Wednesday agenda Friday agenda	9:00am - 10:00am WEDC ’99 Keynote Session 2 REPOSITIONING YOUR GLOBAL INVESTMENT, BUSINESS AND RISK PORTFOLIO Presented by: Stanley Fischer, First Managing Director, IMF G�ran Lindahl, CEO, ABB Joseph Stiglitz, Senior Vice President – Development Economics and Chief Economist, The World Bank Moderator: Paul Steiger, Managing Editor, The Wall Street Journal 10:00am - 10:30am Networking Break 10:35am - 12:30pm Session A: Profiting In The New Competitive Global Market Competition Francois Roussely, Chairman, Electricit� de France Leveraging Assets into Other Utility Sectors Ian Robinson, CEO, Scottish Power Integrating Assets and Trading Skills to Manage Risks Joe Sutton, Chairman & CEO, Enron International Making the Right Acquisition Tom Boren, President & CEO, Southern Energy, Inc Lessons from the US Market William Kriegel, CEO & Chairman, Sithe Energies Distributed Generation Technologies Anthony Churchill, Senior Advisor, Washington International Energy Group Moderated by: Anthony Churchill, Senior Advisor, Washington International Energy Group 12:30pm – 2:00pm Luncheon and Special Address George Mu�oz, President & CEO, OPIC 2:00pm – 3:30pm Session B: Emerging Markets Strategies And Opportunities Managing Emerging Markets Risks John Foster, Senior Vice President - Latin America, Intergen Restructuring the Mexican Market Hector Olea, Chairman, Comision Regulardora de Energia (CRE) Privatization and Deregulation Strategies in the Wake of the Asian Currency Crisis Michael Kappaz, Chairman & CEO, K & M Group of Companies Sustainable Integrated Energy Donald Condon, President, Conoco Energy Ventures Long-term Risks of Your Energy Projects in Emerging Markets The Honorable Robert McFarlane, Chairman & CEO, Global Energy Investors 3:30pm - 4:15pm Deal-making Roundtables 4:15pm - 4:30pm Networking Break 4:30pm - 5:30pm WEDC ’99 Keynote Session 3: KEY TECHNOLOGY DRIVERS Presented by: Marc Andreessen, Cofounder, Netscape and CTO, AOL William Kennard, Chairman, Federal Communications Commission Moderated by: Casimir Skrzypczak, Corporate Vice President and Group President, Professional Services, Telcordia Technologies
top of page	integrated energy summit agenda Friday, September 24, 1999
Wednesday agenda Thursday agenda	8:30am - 9:30am WEDC ’99 Keynote Session 4: STRATEGIES FOR TRADE IN THE ATLANTIC ECONOMY, EUROPE, ASIA AND EMERGING MARKETS Presented by: Sir Peter Bonfield, Chief Executive, British Telecom Kenneth Lay, Chairman & CEO, Enron Corp. Moderator: Robert Thomson, US Managing Editor, The Financial Times 9:30am - 10:00am Networking Break 10:00am - 12:00pm Session C: Improving Your Strategy For Energy Finance Presented by: Westdeutsche Landesbanke Moderated by: Manfred Knoll, Managing Director, Regional Head of Global Structured Finance, Westdeutsche Landesbank Project Finance Joseph Lane, Senior Vice President & Managing Director; Power and Infrastructure, ABN AMRO Bank Improving Long-term Project Economics Terry Newendorp, Chairman & CEO, Taylor-Dejongh Identifying Risks Alastair McKechnie, Energy Sector - South East Asia, The World Bank Optimizing ECA Participation Barbara O’Boyle, Vice President Project Finance, EXIM Bank of the United States US Market Strategic Choices David Haarmeyer, Associate Director, Stone & Webster 12:00pm – 1:30pm Luncheon and Special Address: Charles Frank, First Vice-President, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 1:30pm – 2:50pm Session D: Interactive Panel Discussion Risk Management And Trading Strategies For Competitive And Uncertain Markets Using Trading to Hedge Long-term Positions in Your Energy Portfolio Rob Smith, Managing Director, Structured Risk & Capital, Koch Energy Trading Energy Marketer’s Case Study: Catherine Flax, Senior Trader, Morgan Stanley Risk Management: Paul J. Pantano, Jr., Partner, McDermott, Will & Emery Risk Management, Energy Derivatives and the International Regulatory Environment for Energy Trading Andrea Corcoran, Director of International Affairs, Commodity Futures Trading Commission Commerce for Electricity: Edward G. Cazalet, CEO, APX Moderated by: Paul J. Pantano, Jr., Partner, McDermott, Will & Emery 2:50pm - 3:00pm Energy Summit Conclusions & Recommendations for Action 3:00pm - 3:10pm Networking Break 3:10pm - 3:45pm WEDC’99 Keynote Session 5: GLOBALIZATION AND THREATS TO THE NEW WORLD ORDER Presented by: Lawrence Summers, Secretary, US Treasury 3:45pm Close of Congress

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	Thomas Boren, President & CEO, Southern Energy, Inc. Edward Cazalet, Chief Executive Officer, APX Anthony Churchill, Senior Advisor, Washington International Energy Group Donald Condon, President, Conoco Energy Ventures, Inc Andrea Corcoran, Director, Office of International Affairs, Commodity Futures Trading Commission Catherine Flax, Senior Trader, Morgan Stanley David Haarmeyer, Associate Director, Stone & Webster Michael Kappaz, Chairman & CEO, K&M Group of Companies William Kriegel, Chairman, President & CEO, Sithe Energies Joe Lane, SVP and Managing Director, ABN AMRO North America, Inc. Robert McFarlane, Chairman & CEO, Global Energy Investors Alastair McKechnie, Energy Sector - South East Asia, The World Bank Terry Newendorp, Chairman & CEO, Taylor-Dejongh Barbara O'Boyle, VP, Project Finance Division, EXIM Bank of the United States Hector Olea, Chairman, Comision Reguladora de Energia (CRE) Paul Pantano, Partner, McDermott, Will & Emery Carlos Riva, President & CEO, InterGen Ian Robinson, Chief Executive Officer, Scottish Power plc Francois Roussely, Chairman & CEO, Electricite de France Robert Smith, Managing Director, Structured Risk & Capital, Koch Energy Trading Joseph Sutton, Vice Chairman, Enron Corp.

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