APPEA 2017 Conference and Exhibition

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Woodside Energy received the APPEA Safety Excellence Award at last night's APPEA 2017 Conference Dinner.

Woodside Energy received the APPEA Environment Excellence Award at the APPEA 2017 Conference Dinner.

The Upstream APPEA 2017 Conference Daily is now available.

The Upstream APPEA 2017 Conference Daily is now available.

The Upstream APPEA 2017 Conference Daily is now available.

APPEA 2017 will feature 165 exhibiting organisations from around the globe. Over three days, exhibitors will use this leading industry showcase to announce new projects, services and technology.

Federal Minister for Resources, Senator Matt Canavan, is expected to discuss gas export restrictions and the Turnbull Government's plans to foster more gas production.

In this era of sophisticated activism and fake news, stakeholders and the wider community are wary of the oil and gas industry.

We need extraordinary and unprecedented co-ordination, collaboration and leadership across all sectors of society to enable resource development and safeguard the environment.

APPEA 2017 gives WA Premier Mark McGowan a high-profile platform for his first major statement to the oil and gas industry since he led the Labor Party to a landslide election victory on 11 March.

The concurrent sessions stream at the 2017 APPEA Conference features 85 concurrent presentations on a wide range of business and technical topics spread over 24 sessions.

Girls Academy Australia is the official APPEA 2017 conference charity.

Companies with diverse and inclusive workforces perform better. They also have more engaged staff and high retention rates.

Four of the APPEA 2017 Conference’s plenary sessions will conclude with high-powered panel discussions tackling some of the big issues facing the oil and gas industry.

The APPEA 2017 Conference will closely examine change, disruption and innovation in the oil and gas industry. One of the highlights will be the “The Shape of Things to Come” plenary session at 11am on Monday 15 May.

Woodside Managing Director, Peter Coleman, will tell APPEA 2017 that the eastern states gas supply crunch shows the need for a national approach to energy security.

How well can the Australian oil and gas industry transition to an era in which societal expectations are rising, lower carbon emissions must be pursued, and existing business models and practices are under growing cost pressures?