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AOGA Conference 2021: Progress & Pathways

Aug 3, 2021 | Featured, Oil & Gas

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Don’t miss your chance to attend this year’s AOGA Conference, Alaska’s top event for networking with oil and gas producers, explorers, refiners, and pipeline operators in the state. This event always sells out, so register by August 27 to secure your spot!

After a one-year hiatus, we’re back for yet another premier oil and gas industry event! Join us for this year’s AOGA Conference on Thursday, September 2, 2021 at the Dena’ina Center in Anchorage, Alaska. Registration is now open at AOGAConference.org!

This year’s theme, “Progress and Pathways,” recognizes not just the historical progress the industry has made throughout decades of innovation, but the many ways industry continues to leverage advancements in safety and technology to produce, refine and transport Alaska’s oil and gas resources, all while meeting the world’s highest safety and environmental standards.

Join us as we delve into hot-button issues that will impact Alaskans and our energy economy for years to come. With top-tier speakers from across Alaska and the globe, it’s one you won’t want to miss!

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