Please join Davis Graham and your natural resources peers at our 13th annual Energy M&A and Financing Forum. Attendees will get an in-depth look at the issues that are currently impacting M&A and financing in the energy sector. Discussions will cover a range of topics, including:
Trends in Oil & Gas M&A : This presentation will discuss various key provisions of a typical oil and gas M&A transaction, highlight the differences between sell-side provisions and buy-side provisions, and explain the legal rationale behind these provisions. We will also discuss the latest negotiating and drafting trends in oil and gas M&A and what is considered “market.” This discussion will be supported by the data and findings from our survey of over 100 oil and gas M&A transactions entered into over the past four years.
Capital Raising Strategies: This panel will discuss current trends for various energy transactions and how energy deals are being structured from a legal perspective. The panel will also address why some deals did not close and how lawyers can try and prevent failed deals.
Dealmaking Today & Beyond: As communities, companies, and governments across the U.S. and the globe work to expand the supply of clean and sustainable energy, the energy sector may be very different years from now than it is today. But what does the Future of Energy look like? This panel will discuss changes the energy sector is making today—and will implement in the future—to move toward a clean energy economy, as well as the legal, economic, technologic, financial, and regulatory policy forces that impact these energy transitions. The panel also will touch on recent U.S. legislation that impacts the future of both the traditional and clean energy industries.
Future of Energy: Geothermal Energy: A wave of consolidation in the upstream oil and gas industry has helped improve the industry’s standing on Wall Street but has put pressure on the business plans of small and mid-cap companies and old-school wildcatting appears to be a thing of the past. There may be opportunities for entrepreneurial teams to build businesses by buying and developing under-loved assets from larger companies, but effective strategies to manage legal risks is critically important for both buyers and sellers. What kind of legal, regulatory and liability management structures will help these deals get done?
A full agenda can be found here. This program is pending approval for 2 General CLE credits in the state of Colorado.
Event Information
Tuesday, October 21
Registration | 1:30-2:00 PM
Program | 2:00-5:00 PM
Reception | 5:00-6:00 PM
Event Location
Four Seasons Hotel Denver
1111 14th Street
Denver, Colorado 80202
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