The North American Energy Conference: The Other Side of the Fuel Price Mountain
25 Jun 2008 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. (Houston Time) The Houstonian Hotel 111 North Post Oak Lane Houston, TX Houstonian Telephone: +1.713.680.2626/+1.800.231.2759 Registration Deadline: 13 June 2008		Register for this Event    Agenda    Hotel Registration    Payment Form
The world is at a potential breaking point with energy prices at the highest they have been in decades. Have we reached a new plateau or will prices fall back to historic levels? What lies on the other side of the mountain? In the late 1970s and early 1980s, high energy prices and fuel shortages changed consumer behavior, company strategies, and government policy. Will today's high fuel prices have a similar lasting impact, or will we simply return to the way things were before this current crisis? At this conference, our team of North American Energy specialists will show you what lies ahead. First, we will present a careful overview of the global economy and then discuss the critical role energy markets play within it, broken down by specific fuel type. Our experts will then look at sourcing costs and the supply chain in North America from several angles. Finally, we will review key "game changers"—the structural, technical, and political factors that have the greatest potential to reshape the long-term energy outlook. Join us on 25 June for a timely discussion of these issues and more as our analysts explore what lies in store for North America on the other side of the fuel price "mountain." Register today, as space is limited for this event.