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His Majesty opens ONS 2010


Published Aug 25, 2010
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“Over the years, the ONS event has developed into one of the world’s leading energy meeting places.” So said King Harald as he opened ONS 2010 on Tuesday 24 August.

The King arrived punctually as ever at the conference auditorium. Following introductory addresses by ONS Board Chair Lars Takla and Mayor Leif Johan Sevland, the King took his pace on the podium to conduct the official opening of ONS 2010.

The King paid tribute to ONS as a meeting place. “It is important that the industry’s technical experts come together at events such as ONS”, the King continued. “In the quest for safer ways of producing oil and gas, it is vital that you openly exchange ideas and inspire each other.”.

In his speech the King also addressed the ONS 2010 keynote theme ─ “Energy for more people”. “The question is, and will always be”, he asked, “How can energy resources secure growth and ensure that an ever-increasing global population can be granted the same opportunities as we have enjoyed in the West?”

The King also highlighted the need to find cleaner ways of developing our energy resources. “Today we recognise that there is an important relationship between energy and the environment. The industry has a clear focus on reducing the environmentally damaging effects of oil and gas production.”

“The way in which ONS showcases the complete energy picture is both stimulating and timely”, concluded the King.

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