First Session – Carbon Sequestration
9:30 am – 10:40 am

• Lia Athanasiou (Athens)
  "Maritime Transport, Storage and Re-use of CO2"

• Susan Hovorka (UT Bureau of Economic Geology)
  "The Promise of Offshore Sequestration"

• Moderated by Professor John Dzienkowski

Second Session – Maritime Issues (Part A)
11:00 am – 12:10 pm

• Tabetha Kurtz-Shefford (Swansea)
  "Future-Proofing Fault: International Liability for Novel Marine Fuels"

• Michael Sturley (Texas)
  "Maritime Issues in the Offshore Industry"

• Moderated by Dean Lauren Fielder

Second Session – Maritime Issues (Part B)
1:10 pm – 2:20 pm

• Baris Soyer (Swansea)
  "Fueling the Future Safely: Why the HNS Convention Matters More Than Ever in the Era of New Maritime Fuels

• Miriam Goldby (Queen Mary University – Fulbright Scholar)
  "Cyber-physical systems in maritime and offshore: some implications for law and contract"

• Moderated by Professor David Spence

Third Session – Recent Developments in the Hydrocarbon Space
2:20 pm – 3:30 pm

• Antonio Massieu (Toeppich & Associates; former General Counsel, Mexican Hydrocarbons Commission)
  "A perspective on regulatory developments in Mexico that affect upstream oil and gas"

• Emmanuel Mastromanolis (Athens)
  "Geopolitical tensions and unilateral conduct in the natural gas sector: current status quo and the way forward"

• Moderated by Melinda Taylor 

Fourth Session – Offshore Wind Issues
3:50 pm – 5:00 pm

• David Spence (Texas)
  Recent U.S. developments (cancellation of leases, lawsuits overthrowing the cancellations) and the polarized political discourse regarding offshore wind

• Robin Main (Hinckley Allen)
  "Challenges facing private companies seeking to develop offshore wind in the United States"

• Moderated by Professor John Dzienkowski