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EOGAN is a European network of professional archives, cultural institutions and companies related to oil and gas, with the purpose to promote the retention and usage of relevant archives, and the sharing of skills and experience.The next symposium of the network will take place in Paris on 1 and 2 June 2017.Alain Beltran, Yves Bouvier and Léonard Laborie will present their research.&#160;LocationTotal S.A. - Paris HQTour Coupole2 Place Jean Millet92400 Courbevoie&#160;ProgrammeThursday 01 June09:30 – 10.00    Registrations open – coffee10:00 – 10:15    Welcome: Total representative10.15 – 10.30    Welcome: Siobhan Convery, Convenor, EOGAN10.30 – 12.00    SESSION 1: Energy Transitions – Lessons from HistoryCHAIR:1.Professor Brian BlackPenn State University‘Leaping the Gap: Tracing Changing Conceptionsof Energy in World History’2.Professor Yves BouvierParis-Sorbonne University&#38; Dr Leonard LaborieNational Center for Scientific Research,UMR Sirice (Paris)‘Lessons Learnt from Writing Historywith Energy Transition’3.Marten BoonNorwegian University ofScience and Technology‘Royal Dutch Shell and theMarketisation of Oil (1974-1990)’12.00 – 13.00    Lunch and exhibition of material from Total’s corporate archives13.00 – 15.00    SESSION 2: Economic and Social Transitions in EnergyCHAIR:4.Dr. John V. BowlusCenter for Energy andSustainable Development,Kadir Has University, IstanbulA Farewell to King Coal: Global Powerand the Transition to Oil, 1901-17(Paper by Dr. Volkan Ş. Ediger&#38; Dr. John V. Bowlus)5.Dr Emmanuelle GalloÉcole Nationale Supérieured’Architecture de Bretagne‘Sources and Methodology for StudyingEnergy Consumption in some ParisianPublic Buildings (19th - 20th Centuries)’6.Trude MelandNorwegian Petroleum Museum‘Kristiansund:A small city facing a major industry’7.Joe Chapman‘Capturing the Energy’,University of Aberdeen‘Are reports of North Sea oil’s deathgreatly exaggerated? Lessons from history’15.00 – 15.30    Coffee15.30 – 17.00    SESSION 3: Documenting Transition: the Role of ArchivesCHAIR:8.Ine Fintland &#38; Torkel ThimeNorwegian Oil and Gas Archive,Regional State Archives, Stavanger‘The Value of Archives in Times of Transition’9.Dr Terry Brotherstone&#38; Andrew MacGregorUniversity of Aberdeen‘From Creator to Archivist to User – How theOral Record Contributes to Energy History:examples from the experience of theLives in the Oil Industry Project’10.Eivind SkarungNorwegian Oil and Gas Archive,Regional State Archives, Stavanger‘Decommissioning: challenges and opportunitiesfor archival institutions’17.15 – 18.30    Reception: drinks and canapés – free eveningFriday 02 June09.00 – 09.30    Coffee09.30 – 10.30    SESSION 4 – Keynote and Q&#38;ACHAIR:11.Alain BeltranDirector of Research, CNRS‘The constitution of the historyof energy in France’10.30 – 12.00    SESSION 5: Energy History in France and the French-speaking worldCHAIR:12.Dr Marta MussoEuropean University Institute‘Oil for development: French-Algerian andItalian-Algerian negotiations in the aftermathof the independence war (1962-1971)’13.Radouan MounecifUniversity of Paris 8‘Petroleum engineers and technicians in colonialand postcolonial Algeria: a contribution to socialhistory of the French oil industry (1944-1971)’14.Dr Benoit DoessantParis-Sorbonne University / Total‘Maritime Transport of Hydrocarbons:the French oil companies between economicimperatives and obligations of flag (1918-1998)’12.00 – 13.00    Lunch and discussion with Dr Roberto Cantoni about his new book13.00 – 14.30    SESSION 6: Capturing Transition: Photography and Visual CultureCHAIR:15.Fabrizio TrisoglioFondazione AEM‘The Cathedrals of Energy: tradition andinnovation in AEM Historical Archives’16.Rudmer CanjelsShellFilming Royal Dutch Shell: Prospecting forScience, Technology and Progress17.Barbara BergaglioFondazione Camera - Centro Italianoper la Fotografia, TorinoThe case of the reuse of Eni’sphotographic archives14.30 – 15.00    Coffee15.00 – 16.30    SESSION 7: Technological Innovations in EnergyCHAIR:18.Dr Roberto CantoniSciences-Po CERI, Paris‘Second Galicia? Poland’s fossil narrativesin the longue durée’19.Kristin Øye GjerdeNorwegian Petroleum Museum‘The subsea-technology developmenton the Norwegian continental shelf’20.Finn Harald SandbergNorwegian Petroleum MuseumNew Energy – same technology(Hydro - Petro - Ventus)16.30 – 17.00    Members meeting &#38; AGMPlease note: it is possible that the speakers, and the order of papers in each session, might change