Featuring the World s Leading LNG Players and Prime Movers of FLNGs: Cylindrical Hull Concept for FLNG.

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1 Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, Singapore Featuring the World s Leading LNG Players and Prime Movers of s: FLRSU: The World s First Floating LNG Production Unit Converting Existing LNG Carriers to Cylindrical Hull Concept for Fabrication in China Flexible Topsides and Jesse Reijskens Project Director, Exmar NV, Belgium Francesco Criminisi Product, SBM Offshore, Monaco Lars Odeskaug Chief Operating Officer, Sevan Marine ASA, Norway Muthu Chezhian Chief Officer, Rongsheng Offshore & Marine, China Kristian Utkilen Managing Director, Kanfa Aragon AS, Norway The Premier Conference Offering Solutions and Alternatives to : The Latest Innovations on Topsides Construction The Most Advanced in Mooring and Ship-to-Ship Unprecedented Project Updates Outlook on the Long-term LNG Supply and Demand The Most Comprehensive Look at the Various Offshore Liquefaction Technologies An Economic Assessment of Investing in Small- Midscale Featuring The Hottest Project Updates Including: Exmar Builds World s First Operational Floating LNG Production Unit SHI & GTT SIGN MoU for cargo containment, cargo handling design and construction for Shell s Prelude Pangea LNG Submits Non-FTA Export Application to DOE for South Texas LNG Project Mid-scale Concept Developed by SBM Offshore and Linde AG China Rongsheng, the nation s biggest yard outside state control, announced in October its first order to make a tender barge Pre-Conference Workshop Monday, 20 May 2013: 9am 5pm Developing and Implementing Successful Projects Post-Conference Workshop Thursday, 23 May 2013: 9am 5pm Commercializing Small-Midscale Produced by: Sponsored by: Media Partners: Energy International Marketing Partner: Supported by: WORLD s LEADING OIL & GAS CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION DIRECTORY REGISTER NOW! Customer Service Hotline:

2 CONFERENCE DAY ONE Tuesday, 21 May Registration and Morning Coffee 9.00 Welcome from IBC Asia & Speed Networking 9.15 Chairman s Opening Remarks Global LNG Trade and Outlook 9.30 Global LNG Trade and Gas Market Outlook Understand global LNG supply and demand Examining new supply sources: Issues and Challenges Understand the key issues relating to opportunities investment opportunities and outlook Rajnish Goswami, Head of Asia, Middle East Gas and Power Consulting, Wood Mackenzie, Singapore A Close Look at the Impact of US Gas Exports to the Global LNG Import and Export Gain insight on the actual US Shale resources Examine the plans for US gas export Understand the impact of US Shale export to Asia Pacific Comparing costs of imported Shale versus Forging partnerships for sustainable LNG supply for projects Raj Rattanavich, LNG and Natural Gas Consultant, Poten & Partners, Singapore Morning Networking & Refreshment Break Challenges and Alternatives to Project Interface Management as a Critical Factor for Ontime and On-budget Project Delivery Bringing a sense of balance to the planning and execution of offshore oil and gas project Proactive avoidance and mitigation of project issues from design to installation Coordinating contractors for different construction tasks (hull, topside, subsea systems) Coalescing the engineering consultantís scope with the shipyard Naresh Kumar Malhotra, Technical Integrity and Interface Manager, Hyundai Heavy Industries, Singapore Comparing Large Scale vs Small-Midscale Exploring the rationale behind the 2 levels of the market and the different construction strategies by shipyards/epcs Understanding project for large vs. smallmidscale : economic over technical challenges Analyzing the environmental implications for a smallmidscale unit Examining the economics of small-midscale units Karthik Satyamoorthy, Head of Asia-Pacific, Galway Group LP, Singapore Networking Luncheon 1.40 Balancing and Managing External Stakeholders for Successful LNG Projects Managing external stakeholder relations for LNG Guidelines to strike a balance between the agenda and interests of local communities, government authorities and project shareholders Seeking support and raising awareness of local communities for LNG Project Partnering and engaging external stakeholders for successful LNG joint ventures Julie Nelson, Director, Public & Government Affairs, BG Group, USA 2.40 The Future of Fabrication in China Leveraging the China s onshore LNG and small scale LNG experience to Floating LNG fabrication Qualification map for fabrication comparison of readiness level and capability for the project substructures from the fabrication yard perspective Application of international Project Management practices in China Planning for system integration, mechanical completion and commissioning of, FLSU projects Technical portfolio and technology partnerships: current and future market landscape in China Muthu Chezhian, Chief Officer, Rongsheng Offshore and Marine, China 3.15 Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break Commercial and Financial Issues on 3.45 Financing and Investment Criteria for Contracting for : risk allocation structure and differences compared to conventional FPSO contracts What makes an deal attractive for funders? Addressing the risk factors involved in financing mechanisms Evaluating the optimal financing structure for projects Providing finance solutions for small-midscale project by independent operators Travis Maurer, First Vice President, Sumitomo-Mitsui Banking Corporation, Singapore 4.20 Evaluating Projects from a Legal Framework and Risks Perspective Assessing the nature of an asset/project and its relevance on contract structures Contracting and business models for project Identifying project risks from a legal standpoint Examining risks related to construction projects Daniel Reinbott, Partner, Ashurst LLP, Singapore 5.00 Chairman s Summary of the Day 5.30 End of Conference Day One

3 CONFERENCE DAY TWO Wednesday, 22 May Morning Networking & Coffee 9.00 Chairman s Opening Remarks The Race to the World s First 9.15 Converting LNG Tankers and Carriers to Vessels: Can it be Done? Comparing Traditional vs. a Converted Vessel How viable are LNG Tankers for Conversion? The technical challenges of converting LNG Tankers to Vessels Addressing space constraints, sloshing and safety in the Vessel The future of Vessel conversion Francesco Criminisi, Product, SBM Offshore, Monaco 9.55 Indonesia s by Inpex Masela: Joint Venture Forging partnerships for project Managing external stakeholders: engagement with the Indonesian Government Project supervisory and control: the revamped BP Migas Updates on Abadi Pre-FEED For speaker updates, refer to Morning Refreshments and Networking Forging Joint Ventures and Cost Sharing Agreements for : The Mediterranean Project Building mutually beneficial partnerships to develop Projects Commercializing small-midscale size gas reserves as in the case of many Asian countries The Levantine projectís cost sharing agreement as a model for successful joint ventures Drafting and executing SPAs with off-taker LNG markets Strategies to external stakeholder management for joint venture projects Kathleen Eisbrenner, Chief Executive Officer, Pangea LNG B.V., USA Floating Liquefaction, Regasification and Storage Unit (FLRSU): the World s First Floating LNG Production Unit How FLRSU changes the game for LNG import and export Understanding the rationale behind the FLRSU project Exploring the technology and design of the FLRSU Examining the challenges in Project Project Updates of FLRSU Jesse Reijskens, Project Director, Exmar NV, Belgium Networking Luncheon Design & and Solutions 1.40 Exploring the Cylindrical Hull Concept for Optimizing the limited space on-deck of an Comparing a cylindrical with conventional ship-shape or barge solutions Addressing issues in space constraint, sloshing and process challenges on the Integrating the topside processing equipment with the hull Lars Odeskaug, Chief Operating Officer, Sevan Marine ASA, Norway 2.15 Fabrication Options for Topsides Construction Exploring modular designs for topsides Evaluating the liquefaction technologies for topsides Developing topsides for small-midscale projects Kristian Utkilen, Managing Director, Kanfa Aragon AS, Norway 3.00 Afternoon Networking and Refreshments 3.30 Mooring Issues and Solutions Defining the unique challenges of mooring Integrated berthing and mooring in a highly dynamic marine environment Operationalizing LNG handling offshore Evaluating safety and efficiency of mooring systems Stephen Woolway, Business Manager, Trelleborg Marine Systems, Australia 4.10 Containment Systems as the Primary Edge of Highlighting the proposed containment designs for Discovering system considerations for containment systems Addressing fatigue cycles due to increased cargo operation Ensuring effective design for Containment systems Stephane Maillard, Business Manager, Gaztransport and Technigaz, France Regulation and Operation 4.40 Operational and Practical Issues for Ship Owners and Operators Design phase: Ensuring requirements for repair, renewal, maintenance and inspection for a duration of 20 years Manning an unit in comparison to conventional FPSOs and LNG Carriers Maintenance: Integrating Asset Management for Projects Establishing Safety Standards for Projects Ernst Meyer, Vice President and Director of Operations South East Asia & Pacific, DNV, Singapore 5.15 Chairman s Summary of the Day 5.40 End of the Conference

4 WORKSHOPS Pre-Conference Workshop: Monday, 20 May am 5pm Developing and Implementing Successful Projects Having no project in place, there is significant lack of expertise on the end-to-end project and implementation. This practical workshop will explore the design and technical issues surrounding an project. The workshop will course through pre-feed and due diligence processes as a guideline/case study and work through the issues of a midscale LNG project from subsea well head to product offloading. The workshop will run the following sessions: History of & overview of issues Subsea Gas Processing Liquefaction processes and their suitability Offloading LNG, LPG and condensate Storage of LNG The vessel Safety and hazard assessment About Your Workshop Leader: John Preedy, Consultant, UK Dr John Preedy is the Director of the Course and Senior Consultant. He worked for BP for 28 years as a Research Associate and Team Leader, working on Feasibility Studies and acting as trouble shooter covering all aspects of BP s businesses. These covered field projects in the North Sea, and several novel resource recovery techniques which were taken from Concept to Field Pilot trials in Canada. His specific work in the offshore area covered Subsea Robotics/Automation, Seabed Production Concepts, Seabed Excavation Methods, Underwater Repair Techniques, Flexible Riser Studies and Maintenance Cost Reductions. After leaving BP in 1992, he has continued working in the offshore oil industry through Azur Offshore Limited, including activities in the assessment of Emerging and Novel Technologies, Technical and Economic Audits, Deepwater Studies, Production Sharing Agreement Evaluations, Safety and Environmental issues. Clients have included Chevron UK, BP Exploration, British Gas, Technomare, Trident Consultants, Fina UK and Cameron France. John is a regular University lecturer at Cranfield School of Industrial Sciences (UK) and is a course Group Project external examiner for Cranfield. He also lectures on offshore oil industry activities at ENSIETA (France), the Technical University of Delft (Holland) and the Northern Territory University in Darwin (Australia). He is an active member of the UK Society for Underwater (SUT) and serves on their Subsea Engineering and Operations Committee. Post-Conference Workshop: Thursday, 23 May am 5pm Commercializing Small-Midscale is a solution to monetize stranded gas reserves. However, there is a lack of operational best practices making investment attraction, financing and risk allocation a considerable challenge. While there is no in place, most look at the Shell Prelude as a model. However, there are great business opportunities in commercializing small offshore gas reserves. To facilitate the right investment decision, developers need to understand the commercial opportunities, challenges and strategies to monetizing offshore gas reserves of various sizes. This workshop aims to cover the following topics: Evaluating business models for small-midscale Traditional FPSO vs. Contracting methods Cost-benefit analysis of monetizing small-midscale gas reserves Commercial issues for small-midscale project Managing internal and external stakeholders in an Project lifecycle About Your Workshop Leader: Karthik Satyamoorthy, Head of Asia-Pacific, Galway Group LP, Singapore Karthik joined Galway s Singapore office in 2011 with over a decade of techno-commercial and consulting experience in the energy sector. Prior to joining Galway, Karthik had an excellent career with a wide range of commercial Gas and LNG experience from Wood Mackenzie, HSBC and Crisil Infrastructure Advisory. Karthik has worked on number of consulting assignments relating to Gas/LNG markets, contracting, commercial negotiations, corporate strategy and competitive business environment projects for IOCs and NOCs across Middle East and Asia Pacific. Karthik holds an Electrical Engineering degree and a MBA in Oil and Gas Management.

5 Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, Singapore ASIA as the Center of LNG in the World...() expenditure is set to total $47.4 billion (bn) over the period, with over $28bn spent on liquefaction and $19.1bn on import terminals. The World Market Forecast by Douglas Westwood IBC Asia s 6th Annual ASIA 2013 Conference is the premier conference in the region that addresses the various opportunities for MONETIZING OFFSHORE GAS by offering the most innovative and advanced solutions to smallmidscale. With Asia s growing appetite for LNG in meeting energy demand, is the new revolution that will rock the oil and gas industry!...another revolution is set to rock the industry Floating Liquefied Natural Gas or. It s the leading edge of the natural gas world... Oil and Gas Investments Bulletin, 10 July 2012 Don t miss out on the leading Conference to present ALTERNATIVES and SOLUTIONS to MONETISE offshore natural gas reserves. Key Conference Highlights Include: The newest and latest in technology and innovation Uncovering the commercial potential of Small-Midscale The World s First Floating LNG Production Unit Assessing the viability of LNG Carriers conversion to Addressing challenges in construction and project management Developing innovative strategies for contracting and financing Exploring alternatives and options for lower-capex models Top Reasons Why The ASIA Conference is A MUST-ATTEND Event: Examine and scrutinize the upcoming Projects in the world Take a close look at South-East Asia and PNG s Pioneering plans Gain insight on the alternatives to small-midscale Network with the forerunners and pioneering leaders of the industry Receive exclusive insight on the world s first FLRSU Gain leverage with first-hand information on the latest technology and advancements in the business Strengthen insight on LNG s core region: ASIA Benefit from cutting edge workshops covering: ~ Developing and Implementing Successful Projects ~ Commercializing Small-Midscale Who You Will Meet at The Conference: and Equipment Shipyard Oil and Gas 20% Government Power and Gas 10% EPC Classification & Consultancy Law and Finance Shipping & / FPSO Operators 10% South East Asia 58% North Asia Europe 10% Australia 6% North America Middle East 6% Why You Should Sponsor IBC Asia s ASIA Conference: Position your company as a market leader at this event and capitalize on the unrivalled investment potential in the industry. Our customized Sponsorship & Exhibition package offers prime exposure to key decision-makers and exceptional branding in the offshore oil and gas industry. To discuss marketing and speaking opportunities available, please contact: Ms. Siti Hawamah Tel: Siti.Hawamah@ibcasia.com.sg