The main issues we will cover are:

What are the prospects for an agreement at Algiers? How have positions changed in Opec and non-Opec since the Doha meeting in April? What kind of actions seem most likely?How will oil markets react?

Panel:

• Rafiq Latta, Senior Middle East Correspondent

Panel:

• Alex Schindelar, News Editor, London, Energy Intelligence

What is the outlook for oil demand in the face of global economic headwinds?

• Tom Wallin, Editor-in-chief, Energy Intelligence

What are the possible implications for US production and demand?

• Tom Wallin, Editor-in-chief

• An evaluation of the success of the Doha meeting and the key points of negotiation

• Tom Wallin, Editor-in-chief, New York

A discussion on how quickly will US

Panel:

Tom Wallin, Editor-in-Chief

Mark Davidson, Washington Bureau Chief

Jane Collin, Editor, World Gas Intelligence

Tom Haywood, Houston Bureau Chief 

What is Russia’s view on output cuts and cooperationwith Opec?

PanelExperts:

·        Tom Wallin,Editor-in-Chief, Executive Vice President

·        Alex Schindelar, NewsEditor – Eastern Hemisphere

·        Nelli Sharushkina, MoscowBureau Chief 

A discussion to see if the debt bomb is about to blow up US Shale.

Panel:

Tom Wallin, Editor-in-Chief

Casey Sattler, Editor of Energy Intelligence Finance and

David Knapp, Editor of Oil Market Intelligence and Chief

A discussion on how successful Opec's market share policy has

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