Meet us at ONS 2024
S&P Global Commodity are delighted to be attending ONS this year as Knowledge Partners.
During the ONS event, more than 65 000 visitors from around 100 countries gather in Stavanger. ONS assembles high-profile decision-makers as well as global influencers who are engaged in the world's energy discussions.
The theme for ONS 2024, "Imagine," emphasizes the pivotal role of practical measures and strategies in addressing the pressing challenges of the energy sector. Set against the backdrop of a rapidly evolving global energy landscape, ONS aims to convene industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to deliberate on actionable solutions that drive sustainable progress.
Venue Details: ONS 2024
Exhibition and Conference, Stavanger Forum
Gunnar Warebergsgate 13
4021 Stavanger
S&P Global Stand: Hall 9, Stand Number: 9110
Throughout the week we'll be delivering various presentations at our booth. Check out our dedicated booth presentation schedule for more information.
If you would like to arrange an individual consultation or meeting at ONS, please get in touch with [email protected].
Find out more about ONS here.
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Our experts attending
Carlos Pascual
SVP, Geopolitics & International Affairs
Atul Arya
Chief Energy Strategist
Michael Wynne
Vice President Global Insights, Upstream Solutions
Paul Mcconnell
Executive Director, Climate & Energy Transformation
Roger Diwan
Vice President, Energy & Finance
Frank Larsen
Research and Analysis Director, Upstream Cost & Technology (C&T)
Tito Poblete
Associate Director, Costs and Supply Chain
Rod Hutton
Associate Director, Petrodata
Where you can hear from us
- Day 1 (Monday, August 26)
- Day 2 (Tuesday, August 27)
- Day 3 (Wednesday, August 28)
- Day 4 (Thursday, August 29)
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11:00 AM - 11:15 AM |
Fossil Fuels – Unexpected Resilience and a New Map? S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 The expected oil production peak has been moving around along with changed expectations on the nature of demand attenuation. The Upstream industry is wrestling with many challenges and has seen a new map emerging for its activity. This talk will briefly explore,
Michael Wynne, VP Insight and Thought Leadership, Upstream Solutions |
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13:00 PM - 13:15 PM |
Crude oil market outlook S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 OPEC+ production decisions are set to play a decisive role in shaping the global market. What are the major challenges on the horizon and how can we navigate the shifting dynamic. This presentation will discuss
Payam Hashempour, Research and Analysis Associate Director |
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14:15 PM - 15:00 PM |
Towards a new world order? Centre Court, Hall 9 From a rules-based international system to regional-interest-first? Panellist: Carlos Pascual, Sr. Vice President Geopolitics and International Affairs |
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3:00 PM - 3:15 PM |
The New Pragmatism: Making sense of a volatile energy transition S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 Oil, gas and coal demand are at record levels, pushing up greenhouse gas emissions, despite decades of effort to control climate change. Yet renewable capacity build is also accelerating fast, with further growth expected. What can we expect for energy markets over the next 5, 10 or 20 years? Can 2030 emission targets be met, and what are the prospects for a net-zero world? What signposts should we watch for to indicate a clearer path to the future? Paul McConnell, Executive Director, Climate & Energy Transformation |
*Agenda subject to change
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10:00 AM - 11:45 AM |
Reimagining the world Clarion Hotel Energy, Energy Hall, Room 2 A comprehensive understanding of the political ideologies, geographical boundaries, emerging power dynamics, and the key trends shaping the future of our interconnected global society. Speaker: Carlos Pascual, Sr. Vice President Geopolitics and International Affairs |
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10:00 AM - 10:15 AM |
The New Pragmatism: Making sense of a volatile energy transition S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 Oil, gas and coal demand are at record levels, pushing up greenhouse gas emissions, despite decades of effort to control climate change. Yet renewable capacity build is also accelerating fast, with further growth expected. What can we expect for energy markets over the next 5, 10 or 20 years? Can 2030 emission targets be met, and what are the prospects for a net-zero world? What signposts should we watch for to indicate a clearer path to the future? Paul McConnell, Executive Director, Climate & Energy Transformation |
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11:00 AM - 11:15 AM |
Crude oil market outlook S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 OPEC+ production decisions are set to play a decisive role in shaping the global market. What are the major challenges on the horizon and how can we navigate the shifting dynamic. This presentation will discuss
Payam Hashempour, Research and Analysis Associate Director |
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12:00 PM - 12:15 PM |
Petrodata™ Rigs: An update on conditions for the Northwest Europe and global offshore rig markets S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 Marketed utilization for the global offshore rig fleet has stayed around 90% since late 2022. The market is in a healthier place for drilling contractors compared to five years ago, with prices for the highest specification units now over $500,000 per day. But 2024 has been a quieter year for both Northwest Europe and the wider world… what’s next? Rod Hutton, Associate Director at Petrodata Rigs gives an update on the global market. Rod Hutton, Associate Director, Petrodata |
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13:00 PM - 13:15 PM |
Global Energy Spending: Turning Higher Across the Board S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 Energy capex is rising far and wide as policy drive and commodity prices coalesce. Global energy spending is set to exceed US$2 Trillion in 2024, up from US$1.7T in 2022, aided by clean tech momentum and relatively range bound commodity prices. Growth is multi-speed across various segments of the global energy ecosystem, but with few exceptions the direction of travel is the same: higher. Capital efficiency will compound robust capex growth to accelerate production growth for clean tech while sticky cost gains for traditional fuels helps avoid significant inflation. Small deviations higher in the capex trajectory can have outsized growth impact and while the rate of clean tech spending still lags net zero scenario needs, compounding incremental growth can go a long way towards decarbonization. Energy supply both clean and traditional has proven to be responsive considering acute cost/price volatility post-pandemic, but for the global industry the key question is whether demand infrastructure can move faster – with the rate of electrification key. Finally, China sits at the heart of many of these trends, turbo-charging growth in clean technology spending and leading the charge on electrification of transport, with significant implications for the energy transition. Roger Diwan, Vice President, Energy & Finance |
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13:45 PM - 14:45 PM |
Imagine a world powered by batteries Hall 4, Circle As demand for batteries for energy storage systems and electric vehicles continues to grow rapidly, this panel offers market forecasts as well as analysis of cell production capacity and battery material availability. It also takes stock of recent regulatory changes and explores the geopolitical significance of key battery sector developments. Speaker: Paul Mcconnell, Executive Director, Climate & Energy Transformation |
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14:00 PM - 14:15 PM |
Costs and Supply Chain: ‘Pulse Check’ of the Upstream O&G Industry S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 Understanding the trajectory of the upstream oil and gas industry is essential in forecasting both opportunities and challenges for suppliers. This discussion will explore:
Frank Larsen, Research and Analysis Director |
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15:00 PM - 15:15 PM |
The European CCUS Industry – Seen From a Supply Chain Perspective S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 As the CCUS industry begins to scale, understanding its impact on suppliers and contractors is crucial. This presentation will discuss key questions that will shape the future of the sector:
Tito Poblete, Research and Analysis Associate Director |
*Agenda subject to change
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10:00 AM - 10:15 AM |
Crude oil market outlook S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 OPEC+ production decisions are set to play a decisive role in shaping the global market. What are the major challenges on the horizon and how can we navigate the shifting dynamic. This presentation will discuss
Payam Hashempour, Research and Analysis Associate Director |
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12:00 PM - 12:15 PM |
Accelerating the Energy Transition S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 The global energy system has been in continuous transition for centuries, but it is the current transition that has everyone talking. Since the rebound from COVID, the challenges to implementing an energy transition have become clearer. Recognizing and responding to them will lead to a better understanding of the timing and shape of the energy transition – that it will be multidimensional, unfolding differently in different parts of the world, with different mixes of technology, and different priorities. What is the current state of energy transition? How are companies and counties balancing energy security, affordability and sustainability? What actions should governments, investors and energy companies take to accelerate the pace of transition? Atul Arya, Chief Energy Strategist |
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12:30 PM - 12:45 PM |
Estimating Carbon Intensity of LNG Supply Chain S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 Regulation, along with financing and voluntary mechanisms, is one of the likely ways that the carbon intensity of products will be incorporated into commodity markets. The EU methane rules for imports of fossil fuels into Europe will be key to understanding how methane is tracked through supply chains, including for imported LNG. This session will outline S&P Global’s emissions assessment methodology for different global LNG facilities across LNG supply chains including methane intensity. Atul Arya, Chief Energy Strategist |
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11:00 AM - 11:15 AM |
The New Pragmatism: Making sense of a volatile energy transition S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 Oil, gas and coal demand are at record levels, pushing up greenhouse gas emissions, despite decades of effort to control climate change. Yet renewable capacity build is also accelerating fast, with further growth expected. What can we expect for energy markets over the next 5, 10 or 20 years? Can 2030 emission targets be met, and what are the prospects for a net-zero world? What signposts should we watch for to indicate a clearer path to the future? Paul McConnell, Executive Director, Climate & Energy Transformation |
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11:30 AM - 14:00 PM (including lunch) |
S&P Global Energy side event at ONS: Industrial Strategy and Energy Transition: Accelerator or Constraint? Clarion Hotel Energy, Share 1 & 2 Check in: 11.30 AM Panel session: 11.45 AM - 12:45 PM Lunch: 12.45 PM - 2:00 PM Will industrial policies underlying energy transition strategies make or break the battle against climate change? China, the United States and Europe have embraced energy transition strategies to advance their industrial competitiveness. The way these nations produce and use energy will drive job creation, manufacturing and reducing emissions. Targeted subsidies through tax incentives, most notably through the Inflation Reduction Act, underpin the US strategy. Europe has opted for carbon pricing and regulation as the cornerstone of its Green Deal and REPowerEU. China concentrates subsidies, research and investment on specific industries and technologies. Will the race to win on industrial competitiveness constrain sharing technology breakthroughs? Could this competition accelerate innovation to capture economic leadership? Will great power industrial strategies leave Emerging Markets and Developing Strategies stranded or supported? This conversation bridges, through ONS, a dialogue from CERAWeek24 on the Multidimensional Pathways of Energy Transition to emerging new challenges at CERAWeek25, as the world emerges from the year of global elections. Join us to explore whether the race for technologies will emerge as ally or foe in redressing climate change. Moderator: Carlos Pascual, SVP, Geopolitics & International Affairs, S&P Global Energy Michal Meidan, Head of China Energy Research, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies Roger Diwan, VP, Energy and Finance, S&P Global Energy Paula Pinho, Director for Just Transition, Consumers, Energy Security, Efficiency and Innovation, DG ENER, European Commission |
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2:00 PM - 2:15 PM |
AWS and S&P Global Fireside Chat Session: Imagine Better, Change Faster S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 This session will explore the growing role of technology in driving change and examine whether the rise of Generative AI poses a challenge or opportunity for companies striving to meet their net-zero goals.
Michael Wynne, VP Insight and Thought Leadership, Upstream Solutions James Aguas, Sr Leader, Energy Data Platforms, Global Products & Solutions, AWS |
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14:00 - 15:45 PM |
Envisioning the future Clarion Hotel Energy, Energy Hall, Room 2 The session will focus on how we envision the future - what are the visions that will alter the way energy is being perceived and utilized? How can our industries enable COP to reach the climate goals. Shifting perceptions of energy can help transform the energy ecosystem. How can innovative technologies and changing consumer behaviours redefine the way energy is produced, distributed, and consumed? Moderator: Atul Arya, Chief Energy Strategist, S&P Global Energy |
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14:30 PM - 14:45 PM |
Petrodata™ Rigs: An update on conditions for the Northwest Europe and global offshore rig markets S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 Marketed utilization for the global offshore rig fleet has stayed around 90% since late 2022. The market is in a healthier place for drilling contractors compared to five years ago, with prices for the highest specification units now over $500,000 per day. But 2024 has been a quieter year for both Northwest Europe and the wider world… what’s next? Rod Hutton, Associate Director at Petrodata Rigs gives an update on the global market. Rod Hutton, Associate Director, Petrodata |
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15:00 PM - 15:15 PM |
Politics and Geopolitics of Industrial Strategy S&P Global Stand, Hall 9, Stand 9110 Will industrial policies underlying energy transition strategies make or break the battle against climate change? China, the United States and Europe have embraced energy transition strategies to advance their industrial competitiveness. The way these nations produce and use energy will drive job creation, manufacturing and reducing emissions. Could this competition accelerate or hinder innovation? Where will it leave Developing Economies? Carlos Pascual, Head Of Geopolitics & International Affairs |
*Agenda subject to change
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