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14TH OGIF Participant List.Xlsx 14th U.S. ‐ CHINA OGIF PARTICIPANT LIST No. First Name Last Name Title Organization CHINA DELEGATION 1 Zhangxing Chen General Manager Calgary International Oil and Gas Technology Co. Ltd 2 Li He Director Cheng Du Development and Reforming Commission 3 Zhaohui Cheng Vice President China Huadian Engineering Co. Ltd 4 Yong Zhao Assistant President China Huadian Engineering Co. Ltd 5 Chunwang Xie General Manager China Huadian Green Energy Co. Ltd 6 Xiaojuan Chen Liason Coordinator China National Offshore Oil Corp. 7 Rongguang Li Vice President China National Offshore Oil Corp. 8 Wen Wang Analyst China National Offshore Oil Corp. 9 Rongwang Zhang Deputy GM China National Offshore Oil Corp. 10 Weijiang Liu Director China National Petroleum Cooperation 11 Bo Cai Chief Engineer of CNPC RIPED‐Langfang China National Petroleum Corporation 12 Chenyue Feng researcher China National Petroleum Corporation 13 Shaolin Li President of PetroChina International (America) Inc. China National Petroleum Corporation 14 Xiansheng Sun President of CNPC Economics & Technology Research Institute China National Petroleum Corporation 15 Guozheng Zhang President of CNPC Research Institute（Houston） China National Petroleum Corporation 16 Xiaquan Li Assistant President China Shenhua Overseas Development and Investment Co. Ltd 17 Zhiming Zhang President China Shenhua Overseas Development and Investment Co. Ltd 18 Zhang Jian deputy manager of unconventional gas China United Coalbed Methane Corporation Ltd 19 Wu Jianguang Vice President China United Coalbed Methane Corporation Ltd 20 Jian Zhang Vice General Manager China United Coalbed Methane Corporation Ltd 21 Dongmei Li Deputy Director of Strategy and Planning Dept. China Zhenhua Oil Co. Ltd 22 Qifa Kang Vice President China Zhenhua Oil Co. Ltd. 23 Zhao Shaojun Deputy director‐general Energy Bureau of Sichuan Province 24 Xin Wang Vice President ENN 25 Shengli Zhao Vice President ENN 26 Liang Jiang Chairman of the Board Hainan Zhenghe Industrial Group Co. Ltd 27 Zhu Ning CEO Hainan Zhenghe Industrial Group Co. Ltd 28 Yaowen Xu assistant of board chairman Hainan Zhenghe Industrial Group Co. Ltd 29 Brian Xu president assistant Hong Kong Sino‐Science Oil & Gas Co. Ltd. 30 Pei Ao President Honghua America, LLC 31 Jian Chang Engineer Honghua America, LLC 32 Yang Tu Executive Assistant to President Honghua America, LLC 33 Hai Yuan Senior Vice Chairman Honghua America, LLC 34 Mi Zhang first secretary Honghua America, LLC 35 Xuelian Hu Vice President Jereh International Corporation 36 Chengcheng Yu Vice President Jereh International Corporation 37 Changying Pang CHIEF ENGINEER Meidu Holding Company, Ltd. 38 Jinsong Qi Executive Vice president Meidu Holding Company, Ltd. 39 Haixiao Shao Assistant to Chairman Meidu Holding Company, Ltd. 40 Zhanghua Wen CHAIRMAN Meidu Holding Company, Ltd. 41 Baojun Han Deputy (Division) Director National Energy Administration of the PRC 42 Jianwu Hu Deputy (Division) Director National Energy Administration of the PRC 43 Lei Yang Deputy Director General National Energy Administration of the PRC 44 Yuqing Zhang Vice Administrator National Energy Administration of the PRC 45 Xuantong Zhu Program Officer National Energy Administration of the PRC 46 Zhi Fang CEO Nexen 47 Qing Jiang Preisdent OOGC America LLC 48 Ruimin Gao President Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum Institute 49 Shiyan Hao Senior Engineer, Professor Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum Institute 50 Liang Quansheng Senior Engineer Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum Institute 51 Xiangzeng Wang Vice General Manager Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum Institute 52 Lixia Zhang Vice President Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum Institute 53 Yu Sheng Yang Chief Engineer Shandong Kerui Holding Group Co. 54 Weilong Wang general manager Shanghai Petroleum Company 55 Jian Wang chairman Shenergy 56 Minfang Yao investment manager Shenergy 57 Guangtao Zhao Vice President Shenhua America Holdings Corporation 58 Yao Li Executive Director SIA Energy 59 Wei Chen Deputy Director General Sichuan Energy Administration 60 He Li Director Sichuan Energy Administration 61 Zhu Mingcang Deputy director‐general Sichuan Energy Administration 62 Limin Tang Director General Sichuan Energy Administration 63 Wang Wendong staff member Sichuan Energy Administration 64 Shaojun Zhang Deputy Director General Sichuan Energy Administration 65 Ding Sun Vice General Manager Sinochem US 66 Xian Gao Assistant Engeering Sinopec 67 Yingfu He Senior Engineer Sinopec 68 Tingxue Jiang Deputy Director Sinopec 69 Xiaoming Ke Director Sinopec 70 Yang Li Vice Chief Engineer Sinopec 71 Jingting Su business manager Sinopec 72 Shu Mao Jin Vice President of SPT SPT Energy Group Inc. 73 Guoqiang Wang Chairman, President of SPT SPT Energy Group Inc. 74 Dong Fang Wu Vice President of SPT SPT Energy Group Inc. 75 Bin Li Counsellor The Chinese Embassy to the United States 76 Xichun Zhao first secretary The Chinese Embassy to the United States 77 Zhangxing Chen Professor University of Calgary 78 David Liu Assistant Executive VP of Jereh Group / VP of Jereh Canda Yantai Jereh Oilfield Services Group Co., Ltd. 79 Lei Wang General Manager Yantai Jereh Oilfield Services Group Co., Ltd. 80 Fang Yu Country Manager Yantai Jereh Oilfield Services Group Co., Ltd. 81 Aiji Ge Chairman Zhao Tai Petroleum Energy Co., Ltd. 82 Angela Ge CEO Zhao Tai Petroleum Energy Co., Ltd. 83 Quan Wang President Zhao Tai Petroleum Energy Co., Ltd. 84 Michael Wang Chairman Zhao Tai Petroleum Energy Co., Ltd. US DELEGATION 86 Gamal Hassan CEO ADH international 87 Carl Sedlak CEO AHMARC 88 Philip Holmes Director, Business Development Anadarko Petroleum Corporation 89 Allen Scott Moore Vice President of Worldwide Marketing Anadarko Petroleum Corporation 90 Heidi Hijikata Director, Global Development ASME 91 John Koehr Managing Director, Technology and Personnel Certification ASME 92 Usman Ahmed VP and Chief Reservoir Engineer Baker Hughes 93 April Sharr Business Development Manager, Water Management Baker Hughes 94 Jim Crouse Executive Vice President Capstone Turbine Corporation 95 Doug Demaret VP of Sales, Russia, China, & APAC Capstone Turbine Corporation 96 Chris Theriot Strategy & Corporate Development Manager ‐ APAC Capstone Turbine Corporation 97 Simon Xu Regional Sales Manager, Greater China Capstone Turbine Corporation 98 S. P. "Chip" Johnson President and Chief Executive Officer Carrizo Oil & Gas, Inc. 99 Gerry Morton General Counsel & Vice President of Business Development Carrizo Oil & Gas, Inc. 100 Min Chen Vice President BD/ PGPA Chevron 101 J.J. Ong Manager, International Government Affairs Chevron 102 Katie Tian Senior Program Manager Chicago Institute of Investment 103 S. Ming Sung Chief Representative for Asia Pacific Clean Air Task Force 104 David Sandalow Visiting Fellow Columbia University 105 Darron Jackson Exploration Manager ConocoPhillips 106 Vivian Li Director, Business Development ConocoPhillips 107 Mark Nelson Vice President, Commercial & Communications ConocoPhillips 108 Devin Dennie Senior Supervisor ‐ Technology Innovation & Intelligence Devon Energy Corporation 109 John Raines Vice President ‐ Land & Regulatory Devon Energy Corporation 110 Bob Anderson Attorney at Law Dorsey & Whitney LLP 111 Matthew Flavin VP of Finance Energy Corporation of America 112 Richard Powell President ExxonMobil China Upstream Limited 113 Lulu Zou Sr. Staff Engineer ExxonMobil China Upstream Limited 114 Qing Yang Student Fordham University 115 Kexin Liu Market Analyst Gas Technology Institute 116 Rod Rinholm Executive Director, Business Development and Education Gas Technology Institute 117 Mark Beckett Communications Leader GE Oil & Gas 118 Hasan Dandashly Vice President, Downstream Technology Solutions GE Oil & Gas 119 Joe Dumesnil China Unconventional Tech Team Lead Halliburton 120 Bob Moran Vice President, Government Affairs Halliburton 121 Brady Murphy Senior Vice President Global Business Development and Marketing Halliburton 122 John Roper Senior Manager Onshore Communications Hess Corporation 123 Zhiyong Zhao Vice President, Hess Corporation / Managing Director, Hess China Hess Corporation 124 Michael Turner Senior Vice President, Global Onshore Hess Corporation 125 Julius Svoboda Oil & Gas Trade Specialist International Trade Administration 126 Ning Lin Market Analysis Manager INVISTA 127 Kenneth Wabel SR. MARKET ANALYST‐ENERGY SOURCING INVISTA 128 Jimmy Shao Secretary and Interpret MD America Energy, LLC 129 Chris Eric Waller CEO MD America Energy, LLC 130 Neelesh Nerurkar Director for Energy Policy National Security Council, The White House 131 Daniel Singer Graduate Student, Finance Peking University 132 Thomas McCawley Partner Prometheus Partners 133 Neal Githens Executive Vice President QRI, LLC 134 Yuhan Zhang Energy Analyst QRI, LLC 135 Gregory V. Johnson Partner Squire Patton Boggs, LLP 136 Eric Redman President & CEO Summit Power Group, LLC 137 Jingchao Wu Energy Research Analyst The Brattle Group 138 Xudong Wang Sales Director Top‐Well Petroleum Technologies Co., Ltd. 139 Yanping Zhang GENERAL MANAGER Top‐Well Petroleum Technologies Co., Ltd. 140 Ruben Duran Senior Manager, China U.S. Chamber of Commerce 141 Cora Dickson Senior International Trade Specialist U.S. Department of Commerce 142 Thomas Dycus International Trade Specialist U.S. Department of Commerce 143 Antwaun Griffin Deputy Assistant Secretary for U.S. Operations U.S. Department of Commerce 144 Bradley Harker Commercial Officer U.S. Department of Commerce 145 Jianhong Wang senior commercial specialist U.S. Department of Commerce 146 Samuel Beatty Oil & Gas Analyst
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