Insight
APPEA 2019 - bringing upstream and renewables together
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Report summary
Australia's largest oil and gas conference, APPEA 2019, took place in Brisbane last week. The theme was 'Navigating the future', and indeed a hot topic in all our interactions with participants through the week was if - and how - industry can cross the bumps on the road that lie ahead. This insight discusses the top three themes that were evident through the presentations and our discussions with industry during the week, including renewables, government intervention and exploration prospects.
Table of contents
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Renewables as friend
- Hydrogen and LNG - Blue, green, grey or brown?
- Market intervention as foe
- And the role of exploration...
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