APPEA Environment Conference

About The Conference

APPEA's Environment Conference 2010 will highlight the environmental issues and opportunities facing the oil and gas industry.

APPEA's Environment Conference is held every two years and presents a great opportunity to share information, find out about what is happening in the industry, and the implications of new government policies on industry operations. This conference will highlight the environmental issues and opportunities facing the oil & gas industry today and tomorrow.

It will feature case studies and innovations from the industry itself, as well as key presentations from governments, non-government organisation and the research community.

Key Themes

Who Should Come

Key sessions during the conference will focus on, new trends and technologies in exploration and development, regulation reform and updates, water management solutions for onshore and offshore operations, quarantine management, and a dedicated session covering serious incident response planning.

The conference provides essential updates from governments, scientists and industry on improving our understanding of how the industry interacts with the environment.

The conference will present a great opportunity to share information and find out about what is happening in the industry, with many studies demonstrating the industry's ongoing commitment to environmental performance.

It also provides an opportunity to network with others in the industry, government representatives and non-government organisations.

The conference is open to all in the industry, governments and its stakeholders seeking to work constructively to understand and improve on the industries environmental outcomes, including:

Industry professionals with an interest in environmental management
Environmental researchers and professionals
Government policy makers and regulators
Non-government organisations and environment representatives
Anyone with an interest in the sustainable development and prosperity of Australia.

About The Conference

Key Themes

Who Should Come

31 August & 1-2 September