World Energies Summit 2026 Explores Capital Competition and Growth Across the Americas’ Key Basins

🌎 The Americas is no longer a "watch this space" region for upstream investment - it's where some of the biggest headlines are being created.

Guyana is now South America's second-largest oil producer. Suriname's first production is on the horizon. Brazil's pre-salt keeps rewriting the rulebook. Canada's Bay du Nord is edging toward a final investment decision and fresh exploration rounds opening off Newfoundland and Labrador.

But the opportunity comes with real challenges: fiscal terms are shifting, infrastructure and supply chains are stretched, and governments across the region are competing hard for the same pool of capital and technical talent.

We’re putting these dynamics under the spotlight, bringing together the operators, regulators, investors and technical specialists focused on exploration and production strategy across the region.

Join us later this month for a programme of deep-dive sessions across the world's most exciting upstream regions. Follow the register link above for details. 🔝  

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