Submission Requirements & Information

Key Dates

Initial Abstract

  • A 250‑word abstract is required for submission which is used to determine the papers that will be selected for the conference technical and business program.
  • The title should be concise and appropriately informative and should contain all keywords necessary to facilitate retrieval by modern searching techniques. Avoid using abbreviations in titles where possible.
  • Abstracts may present information about equipment and tools but must show the definite applications and limitations of such equipment and should avoid commercialism and extensive use of trade names.
  • Abstracts must be exclusive to the Australian Energy Producers Conference, and not one that has been presented or will be presented at another conference or published in another journal prior to the Australian Energy Producers 2025 Conference. Previous presentations can serve as the basis of your paper; however all papers must incorporate new and original material.
  • There is no limit to the number of submissions per speaker or authorship group but multiple submissions of the same material from different companies will not be considered.
  • Proposals that are deemed to represent commercial advertising material (advertorials) will not be considered. To overcome this, we recommend publishing with an Operator as a co-author.
  • Confirmation of company and joint venture clearance must be obtained, or an outline of any concerns with the clearance of the final paper, together with a plan to obtain all approvals, must be provided.
  • Please refer to the Call for Papers Step by Step Submission Guide.

No Paper, No Presentation

  • Australian Energy Producers has a ‘no paper, no presentation’ policy. During the submission process you are required to indicate your preferred publication type (see Paper Types).
  • Failure to submit a paper will result in the automatic removal of your presentation from the Conference Technical & Business Program.
  • Your abstract should clearly outline the scope and content of the proposed paper.
  • Shorthand and bullet point formats will not be accepted.

Themes and Topics

The Program for Australian Energy Producers Conference is multidisciplinary covering all areas of the upstream energy industry. The themes for the Technical and Business Program are chosen by the Technical Program Committee based on the number of submissions within a given theme. This ensures the program is both current and relevant for attending industry and stakeholder delegates.

Paper Type 

On submission of your abstract, you will be asked to specify your paper type (also known as publication style).

Please refer to the Style Guide: Peer-reviewed Papers and Extended Abstracts.

Presentation Types

There are two presentation types for the Technical and Business Program.

You will be asked to provide your preferred presentation style upon submission.

Authorship Details

Within the submission process the below is required for each author*:

  • Title
  • First name and initial, if applicable
  • Surname
  • Position / Job title
  • All represented institution/company details, including the full name and address with city, state and country for each institution.

*See Speaker Responsibilities and Requirements

Speaker Responsibilities & Requirements

  • The nominated speaker must be a registered full, day or student delegate, with nil funds owing, and attend the Australian Energy Producers 2025 Conference & Exhibition in Brisbane. 20% discount is provided to one speaker per presentation*.
  • The speaker will present the final submission in-person during the Technical and Business Program at the Australian Energy Producers 2025 Conference & Exhibition.
  • A 150-word biography in a word document format is required upon submission.
  • A high-resolution headshot photo in JPEG format (300dpi) is required upon submission.
  • If the original nominated speaker is unable to attend the conference, a co-author can present. Registration requirements as listed above still apply.
  • A maximum of two speakers is allowed per presentation, regardless of presentation type. One speaker to be nominated in an on-stage panel Q&A scenario.
  • We strongly recommend the speaker is the corresponding/lead author for the submission.

*conditions apply

Authorisation

Upon acceptance, the speaker and authors will be required to provide authorisation to Australian Energy Producers for:

  • Licence to publish – this includes the applicable paper and presentation to be published in the Australian Energy Producers Journal (2025).
  • Clearance from presenting companies and joint ventures.
  • Your abstract, photo/headshot, biography and other material to be used by Australian Energy Producers for marketing prior to, during and after the conference.
  • The speaker’s details including full name, position, company, email and phone number to be provided to their fellow session speakers and session chairperson.

Australian Energy Producers Journal

Presentation material from the Australian Energy Producers Conference is published in the Australian Energy Producers Journal.

The Australian Energy Producers Journal (2025) and Supplement 1, containing all Peer-reviewed papers and Extended Abstracts will be published on Friday 23 May 2025.

Supplements 2 and 3, containing all Technical & Business Program presentation material and the Plenary session and Panel Series recordings will be published on Friday 20 June 2025, 3 weeks post event.

 

Please note

  • To ensure all presentation material is included in relevant conference publications, including the Australian Energy Producers Journal prior to the conference, authors who do not meet the listed key dates will be removed from the Conference Technical & Business Program and the Australian Energy Producers Journal and/or supplements.
  • If accepted, the decision on the presentation type and program allocation will be determined by the Technical Program Committee.
  • All information is correct at time of publication.

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