Last week, we united leading investors, national energy companies, and international oil & gas players from across six continents for two days of powerful discussion, strategic insights, and fresh data on the future of global exploration and production.

Our global upstream audience is still buzzing with feedback in the aftermath of last week's World Energies Summit.

As the London sun sets on the 3rd Edition of the World Energies Summit, one thing is obvious: the global upstream industry is entering a new phase of collaboration and opportunity.

This week, the leaders who are shaping the future of upstream have gathered in London for the 3rd edition of the World Energies Summit.

And we think that’s pretty clear when you check out the first images released from 2025's World Energies Summit!

Egypt’s upstream story continues to evolve rapidly - driven by innovation, collaboration, and transformative digital access.

The Nigeria Showcase Session on Day 1 of the World Energies Summit will spotlight the wealth of opportunities emerging in Nigeria’s upstream sector.

Our Platinum Government Showcases continue to prove themselves as the premier platform for connecting with upstream’s most influential decision-makers.

With over 200 companies and government bodies represented, our list of C-Suite attendees reflects the global impact of this Summit upon upstream activity across Asia Pacific, Europe & the Eastern Med, Middle East & North Africa, The Americas, Africa, and Caspian & Central Asia.

Download our lates report Global Hydrocarbon Liquids: Supply & Demand.

AI is at the top of many agendas across the global upstream industry; we all know it has the potential to enhance and transform.

Pre-Summit networking now live - exclusively on Delegate App

Welcome to the September edition of The Surge.

TGS is renowned for developing valuable partnerships with producing nations, with consistent collaboration characterising its provision of the advanced geophysical technologies and expertise that support its clients’ exploration objectives.

Namibia is never far from the agenda when the development of frontier upstream regions is in discussion.

We are delighted to announce that H.E. Eng. Karim Badawi, Egypt’s Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, will join us in London next month as Opening Keynote.

Never ones to shy away from the difficult debates and the realities of global upstream development, we’ll be discussing the critical choice faced by emerging producers

In an upstream landscape where returns and energy security need to be balanced with transition, Shell continues to illustrate how a global player can lead on both scale and strategy.

Our SLB Regional Showcase Theatre brings you insight from those who are leading upstream development across the globe.

The fundamental when it comes to upstream development. We'll be discussing where the capital is flowing in global upstream and facilitating debate around