Unconventional gas provides abundant, affordable, and cleaner‐burning energy to a world in need of stable energy prices, security, and solutions to the climate challenge. Advances in technology have enabled these
“new” resources to be developed economically in the United States — now supplying over 40% of total U.S. production and expected to supply well over 50% by 2020. The transfer of knowledge combined with new technology and processes tailored to specific resource plays will be essential to developing unconventional gas in other regions of the world.

Global Unconventional Gas 2010: Unlocking Your Potential is the world’s premier international conference and workshop designed to transfer knowledge and best practices gained in the U.S. Energy professionals and stakeholders will hear from top U.S. and international experts about the enormous potential of gas shale and other unconventional gas resources across the globe and learn about the latest issues, approaches, processes and techniques key to unlocking the resources in their own countries.

Why You Should Attend
 Dynamic keynote addresses that provide context on the role of unconventional gas in a sustainable global energy mix and the issues associated with resource development
 Candid, interactive panel discussions about opportunities and insight on key U.S. and global shale plays
 A technical workshop that provides a review on current and developing technologies
 Networking opportunities to share views and experiences of world leaders in unconventional gas resource development

Venue and Accommodations
Just a short walk from Central Station and situated in the historic city centre of charming Amsterdam, the Renaissance Amsterdam Hotel is
the top spot to be after a top‐to‐bottom redesign. Global Unconventional Gas conference sessions will be held in the unique 17th century Koepelkerk, connected to the hotel.

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Sponsorships Are Available

Registration Is Now Open
 $1495, if you register and pay by February 15
 $1795, if you register and pay by April 15
 $1995, if you register and pay after April 15 or at the conference