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John Hofmeister
Former President at Shell Oil Company now speaking and educating his audiences on energy and the environment
USA
Keynote speaker John Hofmeister is a true Oil & energy insider. He served as president of Shell Oil Company until 2008. He has since then dedicated time and efforts to educate the broad public about energy & the environment. He is chairman...
Ed Begley Jr.
Actor and activist who serves on the board of Thoreau Institute, the Midnight mission as well as other organizations
USA
Our keynote speaker Ed Begley, Jr. is both an actor and activist. He is currently one of the hottest speakers in terms of eco-living and delivers an empowering and humorous message on sustainable living. He is also currently the co-star of the hit...
About Oil
- Oil is defined as a hydrocarbon liquid substance that is greasy to the touch and is formed by natural resources or the breakdown of fats. Oil comes in many forms as diverse as crude oil and vegetable oil, which serve very different purposes. Crude oil can be refined to produce usable products such as gasoline, diesel and various forms of petrochemicals.
- Our keynote speakers have a great deal of expertise and their areas of expertise can range from oil and energy resources to the possibilities of biofuels. They can help enlighten audiences and explain the possibilities available in the world of oil, fuel and global resources.
- Keynotes on oil can inspire companies and businesses on how to implement environmentally friendly energy policies. With the current global warming issues it has become far more important to find more eco-friendly fuel solutions, and at the same time the diminishing of oil reserves demands the use of other fuels.