Statoil Future Energy Forum 2017
Stavanger Concert Hall, 22 May
The global energy markets are in transition, posing both challenges and opportunities for Norway and the Norwegian oil and gas industry. Innovative thinking, dialogue and collaboration are more important than ever. This year’s Future Energy Forum featured keynote speeches and panel sessions with politicians and key industry figures.
Video highlights from the event
See the presentations made by Oil & Energy Minister Terje Sørviknes, the Mayor of Stavanger Christine Sagen Helgø and Statoil CEO Eldar Sætre, among others — as well as the panel discussion featuring Stéphane Garelli.
Selected presentations
The speakers
Eldar Sætre
President and CEO Statoil ASA
Terje Søviknes
Minister of Petroleum and Energy
Siri Lill Mannes
Manager. SpeakLab
Stéphane Garelli
Professor IMD business school
#statoilenergyforum on social media
Programme, May 22
| Session 1: | We are shaping the future of energy |
| 12.30 | Registration and coffee |
| 13.30 | Introduction and HSE |
| 13.35 | Welcome by Arne Sigve Nylund, executive vice president for Development and Production Norway, Statoil ASA |
| 13.45 | Industry perspectives in our region by Christine Sagen Helgø, the mayor of Stavanger |
| 13.55 | Introduction by Siri Lill Mannes, moderator |
| 14.00 | An industry for the future Terje Søviknes, minister of petroleum and energy |
| 14.25 | We are shaping the future of energy Eldar Sætre, president and CEO of Statoil ASA |
| 14.50 | Break |
| 15.20 | ''The future is not what it used to be'' - A competitiveness outlook - Stéphane Garelli, professor at IMD business school and former director in World Economic Forum |
| 15.50 | Dialogue with Stéphane Garelli, professor IMD business school, Murshid M. Ali, founder and CEO Huddlestock, Jannicke Nilsson, executive vice president (COO) in Statoil ASA, Ragnhild Ulvik, head of the Innovation team of Statoil’s Corporate Strategy & Innovation cluster. |
| Session 2: | Industry perspectives and value creation in a low carbon energy future |
| Introduction by Siri Lill Mannes, moderator | |
| 16.10 | We deliver global competitiveness and competence in a challenging market -
Dialogue session: |
| 16.40 | Views from the outside by Mímir Kristjánsson, news editor Klassekampen |
| 16.55 | Summary and conclusion |
| 17.00 | Break and snacks |
| 17.30 | Concert |
| 19.00 | Mingling and buffet |
| 21.30 | End |
Venue:
Stavanger Concerthall Sandvigå 1 4007 Stavanger
Website:
https://www.stavanger-konserthus.no/
Debate series: ‘Good advice from young minds’
In November, Statoil launched the campaign “Good advice from young minds”, where the company entered into dialogue with young people about the major dilemmas that Norway and the oil and gas industry are facing.
We cannot predict the future, but we know one thing for certain: Statoil does not have all the answers. Listening to those who will help shape the future is therefore crucial to us. Through this campaign we received a lot of good advice and input, and many key topics were highlighted. Several of the topics engaging the youth of today are addressing issues and dilemmas that we as a company are faced with every single day. At the end of the day we all want the same: to help create a better world.
In our meetings with the youths we received a lot of questions: In which direction is Statoil heading? What will Statoil do to adapt to a low-carbon future? What are Statoil’s plans for renewable energy? Which role will innovation play? And what about digitalisation?
Several of these topics will be discussed during this year’s Statoil Future Energy Forum, and one of the participants from “Good advice from young minds” Murshid M. Ali will participate in a dialogue session with Stéphane Garelli, professor at IMD business school, Jannicke Nilsson, executive vice president and chief operating officer (COO) in Statoil ASA and Ragnhild Ulvik, head of the Innovation team of Statoil’s Corporate Strategy & Innovation cluster. Prior to this year’s forum a seminar will be held for students of the University of Stavanger where several of these topics will be discussed.
In the year to come we will have more dialogue sessions with young people, simply because we believe in good advice from young minds.
