The agenda at this year’s World Energies Summit continued to highlight a trend we’ve been tracking for some time - the growing influence of independent players in the global upstream sector.

Welcome to the November edition of The Surge.

Frontier puts together the right people in the right size of conference…

This is the Frontier Energy Network in action: the 4th annual Houston Members’ Dinner - generously supported by our Corporate Patron, Viridien.

Frontier is pleased to announce that Eric Hathon, recognised amongst upstream industry peers for his global perspective, technical credibility, and commitment to advancements in the sector, has been appointed as an esteemed Regional Leader within Frontier’s expanding global structure.

The Africa Energies Summit delivers a highly acclaimed, carefully curated agenda that provides a platform for the African energy sector to connect, collaborate on solutions and get deals done.

Africa’s energy future is being shaped by innovation across the entire value chain, from exploration and production to downstream operations.

Join us for our Global Upstream Leaders Forum in Luanda under the strategic theme: “Africa’s Evolving Upstream: Building a Sustainable Future for National Growth.“

The Caspian basin remains a cornerstone of global energy, from its historic role as a cradle of the oil and gas industry to its evolving geopolitical and commercial dynamics shaped by Russia, China, and Europe.

Frontier Launches “Global Upstream Leaders” - A New Executive Initiative Connecting the World’s Upstream Decision-Makers Worldwide

After two years of incredible success, our ‘Bells & Whistles’ offer is back by popular demand for the Africa Energies Summit 2026!

I’m delighted to share the release of our World Energies Post-Summit Report, capturing the themes, analysis and actionable insights that emerged from this year’s gathering of global upstream leaders in London.

Last month’s discussion with leaders from ExxonMobil, Chevron, Equinor, Woodside Energy, and TGS unpacked the realities shaping upstream exploration in an era of transition and volatility...

If you know anything about Africa’s upstream industry, you’ll know Angola has re-emerged as a top-tier destination for upstream investment, powered by policy reforms, transparency, and new incentives that are reigniting deepwater exploration.

Last month, the 3rd World Energies Summit defined new paths for investment, technology, policy, and collaboration across the upstream industry.

As I reflect on the 3rd edition of the World Energies Summit this month in London, I am reminded of the importance of collaboration in shaping meaningful analysis and sound insight on the future of global energy demand.

Energy for people. Progress for society. Searching for better.

Welcome to the October edition of The Surge.

Partnering with Frontier aligns your company with the global leaders shaping the future of upstream.

Attending the AIEN NOC Conference and Workshops in London as CEO of Frontier offered a rare opportunity to reflect on the evolving role of National Oil Companies (NOCs) at a time of profound change and uncertainty in the global energy industry.