World Economic Forum

The Energy Industry Partnership

The Energy Industry Partnership programme provides the CEOs and senior executives of the world’s leading companies as well as Energy Ministers from selected consuming and producing countries with the opportunity to engage with their peers to define and address critical industry issues throughout the year. Identifying, developing and acting upon these specific industry issues is fundamental to the Forum’s drive to deliver sustainable social development founded upon economic progress.

Shaping the Future of the Energy Industry

The energy industry is facing a series of challenges that no one company can address on its own. It is critical for the industry to both understand and prevent potential risks and prepare to respond to problems as they arise in addition to creating infrastructures and policies for development and a positive future.

Industry Partnership Strategy Meeting, 4-5 September, Dalian
Programme I Summaries

CEO Meeting, 6-7 September, Dalian
Programme I Summaries

London Strategy Meeting
On 9-10 May 2007, the World Economic Forum convened a private meeting of strategists from the Energy Industry partners. The London Meeting provided strategists and senior business executives from Industry Partner (IP) companies and strategic advisors to Energy Ministers from selected consuming and producing countries with the opportunity to meet in a private setting and discuss the key issues raised by their CEOs at the Annual Meeting in Davos in January 2007. Business leaders from other industries, as well as leading thematic experts, helped shape the discussion and shared learnings.
Programme I Programme summary I Participants
Summaries:
Sustainable Future for Biofuels I Mid- to Long-Term Challenges I Fashion, Trends and Behavioural Change I Gleneagles Dialogue I Towards a Positive and Localized Energy Vision I Energy Security Roundtable I Talent

New York Strategy Meeting
On 27-28 September 2006, the World Economic Forum convened a private meeting of strategists from the Energy Industry partners. The New York Meeting provided strategists or senior business executives from Industry Partner (IP) companies and strategic advisors to Energy Ministers from selected consuming and producing countries with the opportunity to meet in a private setting and discuss the key issues raised by their CEOs at the Annual Meeting in Davos in January 2006. Business leaders from other industries, as well as leading thematic experts, were invited to shape the discussion and share learnings.
The meeting focused on the following in particular:

The Gulf & the World: Scenarios to 2025
Energy Security
Carbon Economy – working towards framework stability after 2012

Preliminary Programme I Participant List I Background documents: Energy Community 2006 I Energy Security Paradigm

Discussion Notes and Presentation Slides
Notes on Carbon, Gulf, Oil | Presentation Part 1, Part 2, Part 3