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BUILDING A
SECURE AND SUSTAINABLE
ENERGY FUTURE

The EGYPES 2025 Conferences help shape the future energy agenda to unlock
the potential of the energy transition and drive sustainable production and
climate-conscious practices. The EGYPES strategic dialogue focuses upon
the need for a new global energy system, one that reduces reliance on single
energy sources and supports supply and demand cycles globally.
At the same time, the EGYPES technical programme provides enrichment from
practical, scientific and innovative R&D to project management across
the entire oil, gas and wider energy supply and value chains.

EGYPES is an important date on the calendar for Baker Hughes, because it

recognises the African continent as well as the developing countries that are
increasing their energy demand.

LORENZO SIMONELLI
Chairman and CEO
Baker Hughes

EGYPES 2025
CONFERENCES

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 KEY THEMES
PRAGMATIC
SECURE AND ACCESSING SECURE AND
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY TODAY
CHARTING NEW
ENERGY BUILDOUT

SUSTAINABLE Access to reliable, affordable fuels and energy

sources, near, short and long-term remain vital to
Globally, a vast buildout of clean energy
infrastructure is underway. Infrastructure that will

ENERGY the diverse needs, livelihoods and prosperity of

populations and economies globally. As net-zero by
support the production, use and transportation of
renewable energies to power our future. Investment

DEVELOPMENT
2050 draws ever closer, work continues at pace on to bolster fast and smart buildout is needed now to
sustainable energy development. Near and replace aging fossil fuel dependent infrastructure
short-term continued investment in hydrocarbon and support electricity generation and electrification
exploration, processing and refining must focus on strategies to decarbonise supply chains. With
The need for open dialogue on the energy efficiency, value add and cutting carbon emissions, advances in solar and wind freeing up gas, and
trilemma of security, affordability and with long-term focus on tripling renewables hydrogen, bio and synthetic fuels gaining traction,
sustainability remains constant. Concerns capacity, and deployment at scale, of cost- the power of renewables remains firmly on the table
around geopolitical tensions, trade constraints competitive low-carbon solutions. in shaping the future of energy today.
and global crises do not simply evaporate
with a new renewables rich energy system.
Now more than ever, it is clear that more TAKING STOCK OF THE SECURING ENERGY TRADE,
still needs to be done, and at scale, by our ENERGY TRANSITION PARTNERS AND INVESTORS
industry, our companies and our people. Regardless of global north or south divides, all Regionally, many countries are facing
Similarly, to support the pace of change and countries globally are transitioning their energy unprecedented geopolitical challenges and
a just and equitable transition, aligned and systems to decarbonise oil and gas value and supply operating in a complex energy landscape. Despite
coherent climate policy remain key drivers. As chains. In tracking progress towards the 1.5°C these constraints, new reforms and strategic
work continues towards sustainable energy pathway by mid-century, the critical window is fast priorities are focused on building competitive and
development, the Strategic Conference closing. If missed, can 1.75°C or 2.6°C be achieved? investment attractive economies, creating enticing
provides unrestricted insights on the following If either are to be met, what more does the industry opportunities such as tax incentives and new fiscal
key themes. need to do to fast-track the critical agenda of taking policies for purposeful collaboration with
harmful emissions out of energy? international partners. Partners that will support
competitiveness, open new import-export trade
markets with access to future-ready infrastructure
DIGITAL, AI, INNOVATION and expedite a low-carbon growth economy.
AND ENERGY
As digital innovation progresses, technology across
the energy spectrum continues to reach new heights GAS TRANSITION OR
and transform the possibilities of clean tech DESTINATION
capability. Early adopters of AI are already Since COP27, Egypt has championed gas as the
transforming the way in which their businesses transitional fuel of choice, calling for access to
operate, and their people work, improving continued investment and funding allocation to
productivity and profitability. With many having provide access to energy for all, alleviating energy
seen the business benefit of AI, there are still poverty across African continents. Reliable,
concerns of trust, misinformation, transparency and available, affordable and flexible, and with industry
security risks. Whilst clean tech and EV batteries wide continued efforts to further reduce its carbon
rely on availability of critical minerals like lithium, footprint by eliminating non-emergency flaring,
nickel, aluminium, copper and rare earth elements scaling up CCUS and tackling methane emissions,
and with demand outweighing production, concerns gas remains a real and significant contender as a
around mineral value chain stability and resilience destination fuel, especially within Africa and the
remain. region.

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 STRATEGIC
CONFERENCE SPEAKERS
HE Rania Al-Mashat
HE Karim Badawi HE Mahmoud Esmat HE Mohamed Shimy HE Hassan El Khatib
Minister of Planning, Economic HE Dr Yasmine Fouad
Minister of Petroleum and Minister of Electricity and Minister of Public Minister of Investment and
Development and International Minister of Environment
Mineral Resources Renewable Energy Business Sector Foreign Trade
Cooperation Arab Republic of Egypt
Arab Republic of Egypt Arab Republic of Egypt Arab Republic of Egypt Arab Republic of Egypt
Arab Republic of Egypt

Rt Hon Obongemem
HE George Papanastasiou HE Theodoros Skylakakis HE Fatma Thabet Chiboub HE Dr Saeed Suleiman HE Eng Sabah Mashaly
Ekperikpe Ekpo
Minister of Energy Minister of Environment Minister of Industry, Al-Shamasi Deputy Minister of Electricity
Minister of State for
Commerce and Industry and Energy Mines and Energy Minister of Oil and Minerals and Renewable Energy
Petroleum Resources (Gas)
Cyprus Greece Republic of Tunisia Yemen Arab Republic of Egypt
Nigeria

HE Eng Jamal Al Loughani

HE Dr Amani Abou-Zeid Jassim Alshirawi HE Dr Omar Farouq Ibrahim HE Osama Mobarez HE Mohamed Hamel
Secretary General
Commissioner for Infrastructure, Secretary General Secretary General Secretary General Secretary General
Organization of Arab
Energy & Digitalisation International Energy Forum The African Petroleum East Mediterranean Gas Exporting Countries
Petroleum Exporting
African Union (IEF) Producers Organisation (APPO) Gas Forum (EMGF) Forum (GECF)
Countries (OAPEC)

Dr Houda Ben Jannet

Lorenzo Simonelli Clay Neff John Ardill
General Director Claudio Descalzi Ali Al Jarwan
Chairman and President Vice President
Organisation Méditerranéenne Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer
Chief Executive Officer Chevron International Global Exploration
de l’Energie et du Climat eni Dragon Oil
Baker Hughes Exploration and Production ExxonMobil
(OMEC)

Alaa El Batal Mohamed Ismail Mansour

First Undersecretary and Co-Founder &
Song Yu Girish Saligram Randy Neely Mohamed Al Aryani
Supervisor, HSE, Energy Chief Executive Officer
Executive Chairman Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer President, International Gas
Efficiency and Climate Infinity
United Energy Group (UEG) Weatherford Capricorn Energy XRG
Ministry of Petroleum and Chairman
Mineral Resources Infinity Power

Bernard Pinatel
President Downstream and Salah Abdel Kerim Erik Nyheim Yassin Mohamed
Alessandro Puliti Adnan Bu Fateem
President Marketing & Services Chief Executive Officer President and Executive Director
Chief Executive Officer Chief Operating Officer
Member of the Egyptian General Petroleum Chief Executive Officer Egyptian Natural Gas
Saipem Mubadala Energy
Executive Committee Corporation (EGPC) Höegh Evi Holding Company (EGAS)
TotalEnergies

Sherif Foda Karim Amin

Maria Rita Galli Mathios Rigas Terje Pilskog Ahmed El Hoshy
Chairman and Member of the
Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer
Chief Executive Officer Executive Board
DESFA Energean Scatec Fertiglobe
NESR Siemens Energy AG

Ivan Tan
Ibrahim Mekky Quentin Debuisschert
Executive Vice President Andreas Shiamishis Alan Linn Naser Al Yafei
Chairman Chairman and
Development, Subsurface Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer
Egyptian Petrochemicals Chief Executive Officer
and Wells HELLENiQ ENERGY Cheiron Arcius Energy
Holding Company (ECHEM) Axens
Shell International

Khaled Hashem Philip Whittaker Jonas Moberg

Aida Araissi Thomas Achimastos Andrea Stegher
President Executive Vice President Chief Executive Officer
Chief Executive Officer Group Vice Chairman Vice President
Middle East and Africa Business Services The Green Hydrogen
Bilateral Chamber of Commerce Copelouzos Group International Gas Union (IGU)
Honeywell Harbour Energy Organisation

Khaled Al Aradi
Dr Faye Gerard Pavan Chilukuri
Luca Vignati Marco Villa Vice President
Energy Transition Director Vice President Reservoir Performance
Upstream Director Chief Business Officer
International Association of Oil Group Head CCUS Middle East & North Africa
eni Technip Energies
and Gas Producers (IOGP) Holcim slb

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 MONDAY Approaches to energy security and industrial
14:00 - 14:40
17 FEBRUARY competitiveness

2025 As global geopolitical tensions intensify, the industry remains resilient, continuing to strengthen international
partnerships to support risks surrounding energy security and reliable supply for domestic consumption and
export. At the same time, governments are safeguarding economies with industrial policy measures designed to
position their countries to capture increased share of global markets.

10:00 - 12:00 Official Presidential Opening Ceremony and Inauguration Attendee Insights An insightful discussion on government development agendas including mitigating
energy and national security risks, supporting economic growth, providing social inclusion and maintaining
Pragmatic, secure and sustainable energy development collaborative action on energy and climate.

Attendee Insights A vital conversation on the importance of owning the energy narrative and the need for HE Karim Badawi HE George Papanastasiou HE Theodoros Skylakakis
a pragmatic approach in shaping a multi-faceted sustainable energy future that delivers energy security Minister of Petroleum and Minister of Energy Minister of Environment
Mineral Resources Commerce and Industry and Energy
and a just transition. Arab Republic of Egypt Cyprus Greece

Rt Hon Obongemem
HE Fatma Thabet Chiboub HE Dr Amani Abou-Zeid
Ekperikpe Ekpo
Minister of Industry, Commissioner for Infrastructure,
Minister of State for Petroleum
Mines and Energy Energy & Digitalisation
Fostering Collaboration and Growth Across the East Mediterranean Republic of Tunisia
Resources (Gas)
African Union
Nigeria

HIS EXCELLENCY HIS EXCELLENCY

ABDEL FATTAH EL SISI NIKOS CHRISTODOULIDES Moderator
John Defterios
HE Dr Saeed Suleiman
PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Al-Shamasi Former Emerging Markets Editor
ARAB REPUBLIC OF EGYPT REPUBLIC OF CYPRUS Minister of Oil and Minerals CNN
Yemen Professor of Business
NYU Abu Dhabi

14:40 - 15:20 A shift in the narrative - energy pragmatism

Whilst decarbonisation is a rightly much needed and unstoppable reality, and whilst business leaders strive
to deliver a balanced and realistic energy future to provide energy security, satisfy current energy demand
and ensure the transition is fair and just, reliance on fossil fuels remains, for now. With growing pragmatism,
rather than an either-or scenario, business leaders are better positioned to make confident decisions and play
a decisive role in expediting progress whilst satisfying shareholders, to mitigate risks and seize opportunities
across both the traditional and renewable value chains.

Attendee Insights A complex discussion on energy pragmatism and the need for a practical and realistic
timetable to unlocking the multi-dimensional energies and technologies needed for a carbon-free future.

Bernard Pinatel
President Downstream and
Ali Al Jarwan Mathios Rigas President Marketing & Services
Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Member of the
Dragon Oil Energean Executive Committee
TotalEnergies

Mohamed Al Aryani
Adnan Bu Fateem Randy Neely
President
Chief Operating Officer Chief Executive Officer
International Gas
Mubadala Energy Capricorn Energy
XRG

Song Yu Moderator
Executive Chairman Eithne Treanor
United Energy Group Presenter
(UEG) EGYPES 2025

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 TUESDAY
15:20 - 16:00 Taking harmful emissions out of energy
18 FEBRUARY
2025
The oil and gas industry has been working relentlessly, taking action against harmful emissions to power a safer,
net-zero future. As efforts ramp up, the potential is vast. However, with costs remaining high, investment, scale,
deployment and implementation of a variety of novel technologies and methods must continue if we are to meet
the magnitude of emissions removal needed in the coming decades.
12:00 - 12:40 Powering electricity with low-carbon fuels and renewables
Attendee Insights A powerful strategic-led discussion on next steps and trade-offs for hydrogen,
electrification, carbon management including direct air capture and carbon removal and intensity
Ensuring electricity is available at the flick of a switch, air conditioning accessible to keep cool and heating to
reporting, new emissions targets covering all GHS, scaling up CCUS, eliminating non-emergency flaring
keep warm, fuels to power electricity are a 24/7 necessity for humanity. As the energy system transitions, and
and boosting energy efficiency.
as renewables including solar and wind become more readily and instantly available to power the grid, most
future electricity will be generated by renewables. However, in the short-term,
Jassim Alshirawi Lorenzo Simonelli HE Eng Jamal Al Loughani low-carbon gas still has an important role to play in providing reliable and flexible electricity supply.
Secretary General Chairman and Secretary General
International Energy Forum Chief Executive Officer Organization of Arab Petroleum
(IEF) Baker Hughes Exporting Countries (OAPEC)
Attendee Insights An insightful discussion on advances being made to replace unabated gas with low-
carbon alternatives through a range of technologies, storage options and interconnectors, in addition to
grid flexibility, connectivity and capacity expansions, plus a look at anticipated scenarios on solar and
Girish Saligram HE Dr Omar Farouq Ibrahim
Alessandro Puliti
President and Secretary General
Chief Executive Officer
wind full scale deployment to provide a constant and steady, renewables-led energy system.
Chief Executive Officer The African Petroleum
Saipem
Weatherford Producers Organization (APPO)

Mohamed Ismail Mansour

HE Eng Sabah Mashaly Dr Houda Ben Jannet
Moderator Co-Founder &
Deputy Minister of Electricity General Director
HE Osama Mobarez John Defterios Chief Executive Officer
and Renewable Energy Organisation Méditerranéenne
Secretary General Former Emerging Markets Editor Infinity
Arab Republic of Egypt de l’Energie et du Climat
East Mediterranean Gas Forum CNN Chairman
Nasser (OMEC)
(EMGF) Professor of Business Infinity Power
NYU Abu Dhabi
Moderator
Karim Amin John Defterios
Terje Pilskog
Member of the Former Emerging Markets Editor
Chief Executive Officer
Executive Board CNN
Scatec
Siemens Energy AG Professor of Business
NYU Abu Dhabi
16:00 - 16:40 Gas – powering energy hungry nations and industries

As we move towards a cleaner, lower-carbon energy system and as nations continue efforts to diversify and
deliver new sources of home-grown energy to support rising demands, the need to maintain reliable energy to
power nations and industries remains. With its already low-carbon footprint, continued investment, innovation
and collaboration in gas is the logical step towards the rollout of renewables.

Attendee Insights A frank discussion on the importance of investing in gas. Its significance as a bridge to
energy supply as nations transition to net-zero, its affordability and role in keeping the lights on today and
its flexibility as a transition or destination fuel of choice.

HE Mohamed Hamel Clay Neff John Ardill

Secretary General President Vice President
Gas Exporting Countries Chevron International Global Exploration
Forum (GECF) Exploration and Production ExxonMobil

Ivan Tan
Naser Al Yafei Executive Vice President Luca Vignati
Chief Executive Officer Development, Subsurface Upstream Director
Arcius Energy and Wells eni
Shell International

Philip Whittaker Moderator

Executive Vice President Eithne Treanor
Global Services Presenter
Harbour Energy EGYPES 2025

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 12:40 - 13:20 Vertical energy corridors and trade hubs 15:00 - 15:40 Generating downstream value-add

In the last few years, gas interdependencies and LNG supply and demand fundamentals between North African
As fuels and refined product regulations and consumer buying dynamics continue to challenge refiners,
and East Mediterranean stakeholders have changed considerably. With these changing dynamics, jointly
by striving for higher margins and greater profitability, the downstream sector has the power to transform.
unlocking and monetising the regions gas and further developing buyer-seller markets through energy corridors,
Through value-added processing, renewables diversification and close alignment and integration with
plus creating demand for hydrogen and low-carbon fuels, remains high on international trade agendas and
other sectors including mining for critical minerals, countries can stimulate industrial development and local
partnership agreements.
manufacturing, strengthening and shortening the supply chain, creating localised jobs and economic gains.
Attendee Insights A timely conversation on the importance of new energy corridors, cross-border
regulatory frameworks and alignment of neighbouring country strategies for increased gas flows, flexible
trade with offtake buyers and the ability for stakeholders to feed into, and export from the grid. Attendee Insights Despite restrictive regulations, the downstream sector is finding new routes to
strengthening trading and remaining profitable. An insightful discussion on how flexibility and agility are
supporting the conversion of low-sulphur fuels, petrochemicals integration, energy efficiency and waste
Yassin Mohamed
Alan Linn
Executive Director
Maria Rita Galli management, renewables and bio co-processing, clean hydrogen production and
Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer
Egyptian Natural Gas
Cheiron
Holding Company (EGAS)
DESFA circular policies.

Erik Nyheim Moderator

Thomas Achimastos Ibrahim Mekky Quentin Debuisschert
President and Eithne Treanor Andreas Shiamishis
Group Vice Chairman Chairman Chairman and
Chief Executive Officer Presenter Chief Executive Officer
Copelouzos Group Egyptian Petrochemicals Chief Executive Officer
Höegh Evi EGYPES 2025 HELLENiQ ENERGY
Holding Company (ECHEM) Axens

Pavan Chilukuri Moderator

Vice President Eithne Treanor
Group Head CCUS Presenter
13:20 – 14:20 Lunch, exhibition and networking Holcim EGYPES 2025

14:20 - 15:00 Connecting the dots on methane 15:40 - 16:20 The importance of bankable energies

Widely recognised, the Global Methane Pledge calls for the reduction of global methane emissions by at least For the energy ecosystem to thrive, buy-in and investment in traditional, renewable and alternative energy
30% by 2030. In supporting the pledge, the first ever EU rules to curb methane emissions from global energy projects is vital to expedite progress and unlock opportunities towards net-zero energies. Technology scale-
imports, the EU Methane Regulation, is a pivotal lever to further decarbonise natural gas and help combat up, project integration and infrastructure availability alongside market demand, offtake agreements and pricing
climate change in Europe. With renewed industry realism on the energy transition commanding all forms of clarity are clear indicators of practical, feasible and commercially promising projects accelerating bankability to
energy, including low-carbon fossil fuels, natural gas is again being slated as a transition or destination fuel of Final Investment Decision (FID).
choice, warranting even more focus on curbing methane emissions and routine gas flaring and venting.
Attendee Insights A crucial discussion on reimagining traditional, renewable and alternative energy
project readiness. Reducing investment barriers through private and public collaboration, fast-tracking
Attendee Insights Less than a decade away from the 2030 goal, a poignant discussion on how commercial viability and scaling viable technology to secure large capital investment to advance net-zero.
businesses are being accountable, measuring, monitoring and reporting their emissions to help combat Project views and industry insights on hydrogen to sustainable aviation fuels, electrification to batteries
climate and remain an energy partner of choice. and nuclear to low-carbon gas.

Alaa El Batal
First Undersecretary and Aida Araissi Sherif Foda Salah Abdel Kerim Andrea Stegher
Ahmed El Hoshy
Supervisor, HSE, Energy Chief Executive Officer Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Vice President
Chief Executive Officer
Efficiency and Climate Bilateral Chamber of Chief Executive Officer Egyptian General Petroleum International Gas Union
Fertiglobe
Ministry of Petroleum and Commerce NESR Corporation (EGPC) (IGU)
Mineral Resources

Moderator Moderator
Dr Faye Gerard John Defterios Jonas Moberg John Defterios
Energy Transition Director Former Emerging Markets Editor Chief Executive Officer Former Emerging Markets Editor
International Association of Oil CNN The Green Hydrogen CNN
and Gas Producers (IOGP) Professor of Business Organisation Professor of Business
NYU Abu Dhabi NYU Abu Dhabi

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 16:20 - 17:00 AI, technology and energy

Technology is shaping the industry, enhancing business competitiveness and creating growth opportunities in both new
and traditional energy. Together, tech companies and energy producers are using their global reach, cross industry
expertise, talented teams and deep pockets to fund and deploy low-carbon, alternative and renewable energies and
infrastructure. However, with the rise of AI, data centres are causing electricity demand to soar, making electrification,
storage and energy efficiency ongoing key areas of focus, whilst hydrogen and battery advances remain reliant on
critical minerals and scalability. EGYPES is an important
Attendee Insights A strategic-led discussion on the significant benefits of tech and energy partnerships
date on the calendar for
to balance funding and associated risks of AI, data centres and digital tech innovation and availability. Baker Hughes, because it
Plus, how leveraging demand in one sector can scale up another, namely mining, to support critical recognises the African
mineral supply chain challenges and real-time practicalities of scalability for hydrogen and batteries. continent as well as the
developing countries that
Khaled Hashem
Marco Villa
Khaled Al Aradi
Vice President are increasing their energy
President
Middle East and Africa
Chief Business Officer
Technip Energies
Reservoir Performance
Middle East & North Africa
demand.
Honeywell
slb

Moderator LORENZO SIMONELLI

Eithne Treanor
Presenter
Chairman &
EGYPES 2025 Chief Executive Officer
Baker Hughes

Powering Egypt’s energy future

17:00 - 17:40
collaboratively and responsibly

Partnerships and collaboration remain key to Egypt in developing a realistic, sustainable and secure energy future. Built
upon the foundations of a solid oil and gas sector, the future outlook is positive. Continued focus on energy reforms
and investor incentives, sustainable exploration and production, improved environmental performance through energy
efficiency and decarbonisation initiatives, alongside increased integration with renewables and hydrogen for electricity
generation are transforming Egypt’s energy future.

Attendee Insights A powerful ministerial-led discussion on how the government is securing Egypt’s future
energy needs and building an investor friendly low-carbon growth economy.

HE Karim Badawi HE Mahmoud Esmat HE Rania Al-Mashat

Minister of Petroleum Minister of Electricity and Minister of Planning, Economic
and Mineral Resources Renewable Energy Development and International
Cooperation

HE Mohamed Shimy HE Hassan El Khatib

HE Dr Yasmine Fouad,
Minister of Public Minister of Investment and
Minister of Environment
Business Sector Foreign Trade

Moderator
Gavin Thompson
Vice Chairman, Energy
Europe, Middle East and Africa
Wood Mackenzie

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