Saudi Arabia is strategically positioned to provide new business opportunities for investors. It offers competitive energy costs, diverse and competitively priced feedstock options and an established infrastructure.Saudi Arabia's national oil company, Saudi Aramco, is a fully integrated petroleum company with operations in exploration and production, refining and marketing, and petrochemical manufacturing. It ranks first among oil companies worldwide in terms of petroleum production and exports. Saudi Aramco has a large customer base, an extensive supplier network and a long history of successful business relationships with major international and national energy companies. It can offer detailed knowledge of the energy industry as well as exceptional expertise in project development and management. Saudi Aramco also has world class technical expertise in many other related sectors such as engineering and industrial services.

Gary-Williams Energy Corporation (GWEC) is a small, independent oil and gas company, headquartered in Denver, with operations primarily in the Mid-Continent region of the United States. With approximately 300 employees, the company's subsidiaries include Wynnewood Refining Company (Oklahoma), Gary-Williams Production Company and Gary-Williams Real Estate Company. Refining and wholesale marketing are now the company's primary businesses. The company maintains a small marketing office in Oklahoma City. Today, the company's major asset is a 70,000 BPD crude oil refinery in Wynnewood, Oklahoma, purchased from Kerr-McGee in mid-1995, and operated as Wynnewood Refining Company (WRC). The refinery produces gasoline, diesel fuel, military jet fuel, solvents and asphalt.

Oceaneering International's products are designed to operate in places where most people don't venture, from the bottom of the sea to the reaches of space. Oceaneering International, Inc. provides offshore oil companies with underwater drilling support, construction, inspection, and repair services. Oceaneering International also makes subsea systems to test potential offshore oil fields. Oceaneering International, Inc. advanced technologies unit makes remotely operated diving vessels (ROVs), which are often used in search and recovery operations for the US Navy, as well as life-support and robotic systems for use in space. In 2008 Oceaneering International, Inc. owned 227 ROVs, the largest fleet in the world. Oceaneering International, Inc. was founded in 1965 and is based in Houston, Texas.

Miller Petroleum, Inc. was founded in 1967 and is based in Huntsville, Tennessee. Miller Petroleum, which operates as Miller Energy Resources, has been exploring and producing in the southern Appalachian region since 1967. Miller Petroleum, Inc. operates oil and gas wells, organizes joint drilling ventures with partners, and rebuilds and sells oil field equipment (including compressors, oil field trailers, and drilling rigs). Active in drilling and production in eastern Tennessee, in 2008 Miller had total proved reserves of 1.8 billion cu. ft. of natural gas and 74,413 barrels of crude oil. Miller Petroleum, Inc. is developing more than 43,490 acres of oil and gas leases. Diversifying, in 2009 it acquired Alaskan oil explorer Cook Inlet Energy.

Bonavista Energy Trust is a Calgary-based oil and gas royalty trust created through the reorganization of Bonavista Petroleum Ltd. in July 2003. The exploration and production company focuses on four core areas in Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan. In 2008 Bonavista Energy Trust reported it had about 1.2 million net acres of undeveloped land, the bulk of which is in Alberta. Bonavista also has proved reserves of 142.2 million barrels of oil equivalent and has identified some 700 quality drilling prospects. Bonavista Energy Trust has a balanced production of 52,500 barrels of oil equivalent per day -- 55% natural gas, 34% light oil, and 11% heavy oil. In 2009 Bonavista Energy Trust built up its asset base, acquiring properties in central Alberta area for about $698 million.

Total E&P Canada Ltd. (Total Canada) is a wholly owned subsidiary of one of the world’s largest integrated energy companies, Total SA (Total) of Paris, France. Total E&P Joslyn Ltd is an Athabasca oil sands development concern that uses horizontal drilling techniques and steam to develop oil sands and produce oil. Total E&P Joslyn holds an 74% working interest in and is the operator of more than 50,000 acres in Oil Sands Lease 24 and Permit 70, collectively known as the Joslyn Project. Total E&P Joslyn's primary asset, the Joslyn Project is in the regional municipality of Wood Buffalo, some 50 miles north of Fort McMurray. Total E&P Canada, a subsidiary of TOTAL S.A., acquired the company in 2005 and took the company private.

Constellation NewEnergy is a star player in the new energy arena of deregulation. The company is a competitive retail supplier that provides energy and related services to more than 19,000 large commercial and industrial customers. Constellation NewEnergy, a subsidiary of Constellation Energy Group, markets electricity and natural gas in 31 US states. It also supplies energy to customers in three Canadian provinces. The company delivers more than 13,000 MW of peak load electricity and 354 billion cu. ft. of annual natural gas consumption. Constellation NewEnergy serves numerous FORTUNE 500 companies, including Staples, 3M, and Kimberly-Clark.

Holly Energy Partners is having a jolly good time piping petroleum. The company transports refined petroleum products and crude oil from Holly Corporation's Navajo refinery in New Mexico and Woods Cross refinery in Utah, and Alon USA's Big Spring refinery in Texas, to customers in the southwestern US. It operates 1,330 miles of refined petroleum pipelines (including 340 miles of leased pipelines), 11 distribution terminals, one jet fuel terminal, and two truck-loading facilities used to transport gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. Holly Corporation, the parent of the company's general partner (Holly Logistics), holds a 46% stake in Holly Energy Partners.

Petron Corporation's patrons are Filipinos. The company is the Philippines' largest oil refining and marketing company. Its refinery has a capacity of 180,000 barrels per day and produces almost 40% of the country's oil requirements. Petron distributes its products (including lubes, grease, asphalt, and specialty products) through a network of 32 bulk plants and terminal to more than 1,400 service stations. The Philippine government and Saudi Aramco each owned 40% of the company until both groups sold their stakes to private investment firm Ashmore Group in 2008. In 2009 local business power player San Miguel acquired a controlling stake in Petron.

Fabricom is a major provider of installation and maintenance services with a focus on serving the offshore and onshore oil and gas industry. Fabricom designs, builds, and maintains such installations as offshore drilling rigs and platforms and onshore oil and gas terminals, as well as processing plants, gas processing stations, and pipelines. Fabricom provides engineering input and specialized advice in the designing of construction projects, as well as on-site installation, commissioning, and maintenance. Fabricom has operating units in Belgium, the Netherlands, Norway, and the UK. Fabricom is a major division of giant industrial services group GDF SUEZ.

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