GPS is one of the most significant energy events in North America, with more than 50,000 international and domestic oil and gas executives attending to conduct business, share solutions and technology advancements, and plan for the future.
Early bird registrants are entitled to a discounted three-day exhibition pass, which will cost US$695, and free registration for an exhibition pass; following early bird registration, prices range from US$75 to US$795.
Early bird registrations are available for the three-day conference and exhibition passes until 31 May 2018.
Click here to register for the event.
The event provides a comprehensive three-day business and technical program, including a variety of business debates, panel discussions, and high-level keynote and technical presentations.
As GPS celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, a committee of industry executives has come together to form the agenda – including representatives from Chevron, Devon, IBM, Microsoft, Repsol, Cenovus, Halliburton, Baker Hughes, a GE company and Enbridge, among others.
Key topics include the transformation of the global energy landscape, portfolio diversification, and the impact of digital systems on how companies and countries around the world do business.
For more information visit the GPS website.
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