9-10 September: Gas Storage and Infrastr ucture Forum, Bud pest
Issues inherent in gas storage management are wide and varied, encompassing management and operation strategies, technologies, regulatory factors and environmental impacts. This Jacob Fleming conference will cover all these issues and also evaluate the role of storage facilities within the current gas market environment, and the merits of a variety of potential storage types.

Tel: +34 934 524 276.
Email: carla.arguelles@jacobfleming.com
Web: www.jacobfleming.com

15-18 September: Co-generati on World Africa 2008, Johannesburg
Co-generation World Africa 2008 will bring views and opinions from around the globe to answer Africa’s electricity woes. Topics to be covered
include co-generation developments and potential opportunities, financing options and business functions, regulations and policies, the role of IPPs, risk management, financial and environmental implications.

Contact Taryn van Zanten, Terrapinn.
Tel: +27 (0) 11 516 4026.
Email: taryn.vanzanten@terrapinn.co.za
Web: www.terrapinn.com/2008/cogenza/

16-18 September: East African Power Industr y Convention, Nairobi
Spintelligent’s established annual event, EAPIC is aimed at all stakeholders in the East African power industry. It highlights new opportunities, provides attendees with the opportunity to renew and build relationships and brings knowledge and solutions to the challenges facing sustainable development in the East African power sector. Pre-conference workshops provide a chance to interact with and learn from leading experts in the field. Presentations address the critical issues confronting the industry, providing new insights and solutions.

Email: piera.abbott@spintelligent.com
Web: www.spintelligent-events.com/

17-18 September: Biofuels Markets East Africa, Dar Es Salaam
The inaugural event will bring together key players from the region with global industry experts. This exciting new event will have a case study led agenda of presentations, panels and Q&A sessions, reviewing the current status of the biofuels market in this region and addressing the expanding opportunities for the production of feedstock and biofuels for both use in Africa and for export. The event will be preceded by a one day masterclass on Jatropha.

Contact: Green Power Conferences.
Tel: +44 (0)207 099 0600.
Web: www.greenpowerconferences.com

25-26 September: Dispute Prevention & Settlement in Upstrea m Oil & Gas Projects , London
Register now to meet other industry members at this timely event, designed to bring together counsel from oil and gas companies with international investments, their advisors and leading arbitrators from around the world. As well as highlighting current concerns such as expropriation risk and contract negotiation, this event is the perfect opportunity to share experiences and discover how to fully protect investments in upstream oil and gas ventures. For more information please call Siân

Jenkins on +44 (0)20 7878 6941 or visit www.C5-
online.com/UpstreamOilGas

6-10 October: Africa Oil Week, Cape Town Global Pacific’s annual event is host to three key events, Scramble for Africa, African Independents
Forum, and Africa Upstream, and boasts some of the best networking events in the event calendar. Confirmed speakers across the events
include Nigerian Minister of State for Petroleum Odein Ajumogobia, US Department of Energy deputy assistant secretary Al Hegburg, Societe Mauritanienne des Hydrocarbures director Aboubakr Ould Maroini, plus senior representatives from ExxonMobil, Chevron, Sonangol, PetroSA,
CNPC International, Repsol, Lundin Petroleum, Addax Petroleum, Tullow Oil, Amni International, Crescent Petroleum, Interoil, and Heritage Oil & Gas.

Email: jerry@glopac.com
Web: www.petro21.com

8-10 October: Chad Internati onal Oil, Mining & Energy Conference and Exhibition, Chad
Highlighting the huge potential and oppurtunities Chad has in the oil, mining and energy sectors. Speakers include Chad Petroleum Minister
Mahamat Nasser Hassane, Energy and Mines Minister Emmanuel Nadingar, Societe des Hydrocarbures du Tchad managing director Ahmat
Khazali Acyl, Esso Chad country manager Stephane de Mahieu, and CNPC International project manager Xiao Kunye.

Tel: +44 (0) 208605 0509.
Email: info@cubicglobe.com
Web: www.chadoil.com

13-14 October: Symposium Mines Guinea (SMG 2008), Conakry
Organised by the Government of Guinea, represented by the Mines and Geology Ministry, in collaboration with UK-based AME Trade Ltd,
SMG 2008 will comprise of a series of mining events which will include: speeches, technical and scientific presentations, exhibitions and field trips. SMG 2008 will have a very special significance, as the date of the event has been specifically selected to coincide with the 50th anniversary of Guinea’s independence. SMG 2008’s main theme will be the “Guinean mining sector and the long term Integrated Development of the country”. For further information

Email: smg@ametrade.org
Web: www.smg-2008.com

21–23 October: 4th Technology of Oil and Gas Forum and Exhibition, Libya
 “TOG: the definitive platform to explore the world’s most exciting oil and gas market”. The Technology of Oil and Gas Forum and Exhibition (TOG), is the only established oil and gas event to take place in Libya on a regular basis. Since 2002, TOG has been a firm fixture in the worldwide energy calendar and is held biennially. TOG is a three day turnkey event which comprises of an international exhibition, alongside an in depth Forum, where crucial issues concerning the future of Libya’s oil and gas industry will be debated. TOG is supported at the highest level and its organizing committee which comprises of Libyan Petroleum Institute (LPI), formally known as the Petroleum Research Center of the Libyan National Oil Corporation (NOC).

Tel: +44 (0) 207 700 4857 / +44 208 529 0202.
Email: tog@ametrade.org
Web: www.libyatog.com

28-29 October: Gas to Liquids 2008, London
With oil prices at historic highs – in what most observers and analysts regard as a structural rather than cyclical shift – the economics of GTL projects have changed fundamentally. How will the new fundamentals affect existing projects? What new operations are being planned? Will suspended projects be re-examined? This conference takes a fresh look at the prospects for GTL in the light of the new economic environment – looking not just at the very large projects we have seen implemented to date, but also technologies appropriate to smallerscale developments.

Tel: +44 (0) 20 7827 6052.
Web: www.smi-online.co.uk/08gtl10.asp