Ryutaro Okuzawa General Manager, NYK Bulkship (Asia)

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1 IBC MARITIME 3 RD ANNUAL LNG BUNKERING A Part of: 3 Conferences 200+ Participants Shared Networking July 2015 Suntec, Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre Shipping Experts Jakob Hjortlund Head of Global Operations, BW Shipping Robert Maxwell Managing Director, Bernhard Schulte Ship Management Ryutaro Okuzawa General Manager, NYK Bulkship (Asia) Kasper Kofoed-Dam Bunker Purchaser Asia, J. Lauritzen Sia Ratajczak Global Bunker Manager, Heidmar Inc. Suppliers and Infrastructure Developers Fer Van Der Ouden Managing Director, International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) Sandeep Mahawar General Manager Commercial, Singapore LNG Corporation (SLNG) Young Sam Oh Principal Researcher, New Energy Technology Research Center R&D, Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS) Eng Tong Ong Business Development Manager, Asia Pacific, Mabanaft Pte Ltd Piet van den Ouden Business Development Manager LNG, Argos Bunkering What s New for 2015! Project Updates from leading ports and ship-owners on their LNG bunkering initiatives Progress in LNG bunkering regulations and standards, and their implementation Oil & Gas price projections for the longer term Top Supplier perspectives on the availability of LNG for marine fuel Global developments in supply chain and infrastructure to advance LNG bunkering Diversification into LNG bunkering what does it take? Design, Technology and Economic aspects of LNG Bunker Barges Post Conference Workshop 31 July 2015 Diversifying into Don t Miss! The Bunker Bash Networking Party 29 July pm Produced by: Registration Sponsor: Media Partners: Maritime International Marketing Partner: Supporting Organisations:

2 CONFERENCE DAY ONE 29 JULY 2015 WEDNESDAY THE BUNKERING WEEK PLENARY SESSIONS 9:00 Chairman s Opening Remarks 9:10 Global Trade Trends and Shipping Markets Outlook World economic outlook and maritime trade conditions Shipping market projections by sectors Key trends to watch out for Henriette Brent-Petersen, Managing Director Shipping and Offshore Research, DVB Bank 9.40 Where Will Oil and Gas Prices Go in the Medium to Long Term? Factors influencing the global oil and gas market Tracking key developments in international crude oil and gas prices What to expect? Matt Stanley, Fuel Oil Broker, FIS Dubai 10:15 What Factors are Now Dictating Fuel Decisions? Reactions to price projections for marine fuels Global procurement which bunker ports are adding SHIP-OWNERS PANEL value and how? MGO versus other products for ECA The incentive for Scrubbers How rapidly will LNG penetrate the conventional bunker market? Panelists: Martin Laue Brodersen, Head of Bunker Department Vice President, Torm Jakob Hjortlund, Head of Global Operations, BW Shipping Kasper Kofoed-Dam, Asia Bunker Purchaser, J. Lauritzen Sia Ratajczak, Global Bunker Manager, Heidmar Inc. Ryutaro Okuzawa, General Manager, NYK Bulkship (Asia) Networking coffee break Global Demand Drivers Market Outlook, and Key Criteria for incorporating LNG in the Fuel Mix Realistic Estimates of LNG Fuel Demand What will make ship owners switch? SHIP-OWNERS PERSPECTIVE The NYK project technical and economic considerations Ryutaro Okuzawa, General Manager, NYK Bulkship (Asia) Demand Creation and Collaboration Opportunities through European Bunkering Projects How is the IAPHs World Ports Climate Initiative driving Upcoming projects and infrastructure developments in Europe Co-ordination and expectations from other Ports to develop LNG fuel trade routes How much fuel will be needed? Fer Van Der Laar, Managing Director, International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) 1.00 Networking Lunch Regional Projects 2.00 Singapore s Initiative : Future Developments and key timelines Project update on Singapore s first LNG bunkering terminal LNG Supply Strategy for Singapore What are the commercial and operational considerations? Sandeep Mahawar, General Manager Commercial, SLNG 2.30 in Korea Current position of key stakeholders in Korea Initial investment, trials, and lessons learnt Expected uptake and projections for fuel and infrastructure demand Young Sam Oh, Principal Researcher New Energy Technology Research Ctr R&D, Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS) 3.10 Afternoon Tea 3.40 Infrastructure at the Baltic Sea Ports Overview of projects and infrastructure within BSR Current and new investment planned Timeframes for project commissioning What will it mean for suppliers and related service providers Emil Arolski, Head of International Development, Arctic Forum Ltd & Project Manager, Baltic Ports Organization 4.10 The Launch of the First LNG Bunker Vessel Update on Argos s LNG bunkering project at the Port of Rotterdam Argos s Objectives for the LNG market in Europe and Asia What are the commercial challenges faced by fuel suppliers? Piet van den Ouden, Business Development Manager LNG, Argos Bunkering 4.40 Forecasting Global trade routes expected to see an uptake in Recent infrastructure initiatives Other global hotspots likely to develop What will we see in terms of trade routes? initiatives in US case study and industry example Irfan Choudhry, Senior Director, Galway Group 5.10 End of Day One 5.20 The Bunker Bash Joint Networking Cocktails Don t Miss! The Bunker Bash Networking Party After Close of Day One

3 CONFERENCE DAY TWO 30 JULY 2015 THURSDAY Pricing and Supply 9.00 Chairman s Opening Remarks 9.10 Availability of LNG Fuel for the Marine Sector Global LNG availability Asian demand and supply How much supply can the marine sector expect? Douglas Raitt, Global FORBES Manager, Lloyds Register 9.40 LNG Price Update and Future Trends The price graph, past and present The medium term forecast what is the rationale? Longer term trends in LNG prices Manon Amouretti-Dumontier, Natural Gas and LNG Consultant, Poten & Partner Networking Coffee Break Enabling Recent Developments in Procedures and Standards Regulatory and standards development Key considerations for LNG cargo storage and handling Ship to ship transfers Industry best practices for ensuring safety and efficiency during the bunker procedures Mark Bell, General Manager, Society for Gas as a Bunker Fuel (SGMF) Utilizing New and Existing Small Scale LNG Infrastructure in Asia for Small scale LNG receiving terminals as a basis for LNG bunkering propagation in Asia What are the economic and commercial considerations? Technical feasibility: What facilities will work best? Case Study and project update Eng Tong Ong, Business Development Manager, Asia Pacific, Mabanaft Pte Ltd 1.30 Supply Chain Management for Progressing LNG Bunkering LNG supply and storage facilities Assessing the bunkering options available (ship-to-ship, truck-to-ship, ship-to-terminal) Partnership and collaboration opportunities Tony Regan, Principal Consultant, Tri-Zen International Pte Ltd 2.00 IACS Guidelines for the Shipping and Bunkering Industry Recent developments in LNG bunkering procedures and guidelines Unified Requirements (URs) for structural integrity and functionality for LNG fuelled vessels Lesson s learned from the MOL Comfort box ship Martial Claudepierre, Business Development Manager, LNG and Energy Efficiency, Bureau Veritas 2.40 Afternoon Tea Technology Solutions for 3.10 Storage and Containment Solutions for LNG On board vs at terminal Reducing boil off Technical and safety matters For sponsorship opportunities please contact jonathan.kiang@ibcasia.com.sg 3.50 Design and Technology for LNG fuelled Vessels Addressing capacity, safety and boil off What vessel types are being developed for LNG fuel Retrofitting possibilities Ranjan Varghese, Director Naval Architect, Steel Ships Ltd 4.30 Close of Conference Networking Lunch I was very interested, have gained a good broad understanding of the LNG situation. I would be interested to attend again. Networking was excellent Sho Nagao, Assistant Manager, Sumitomo Corporation This is a new subject and an eye opener to most of our queries on Simon Tan, Marine Porject Group General Manager, LEO Shipping Agencies Pte Ltd As this is my first LNG bunkering conference, I am happy with the conference content, networking. Convenient location thus enhance my knowledge in LNG bunkering Boonyawat Buddhimetapong, Shipping Manager, PTT

4 POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP 31 JULY 2015 FRIDAY Diversifying into This workshop will provide a clear and concise guideline to LNG suppliers and traders, Fuel oil suppliers and Traders, port operators and shipping lines on the commercial and operational feasibility of while tackling the common procedural challenges involved in each stage of bunkering OUTLINE: The main models Feasibility assessment for a small scale LNG bunkering project CAPEX and OPEX for Equipment Storage Terminal development Barges Trucking Understanding Operations and Safety Other risk areas Meet the Workshop Leader: Neil Macnab, Master Mariner Consultants, TMC Marine Consultants Ltd Neil Macnab has over 20 years seagoing experience with the LNG industry, having served crude oil, product tankers, a bulk carrier and numerous LNG carriers, both Moss and Membrane type. He has successfully performed hundreds of cargo operations on board LNG carriers and plenty of experience with pre and post operations for dry docking and repair yards on LNG, oil and cruise ships. He has spoken at and participated in numerous seminars and industry conferences in the Oil, Gas and Off-shore Renewables industry, as well as facilitating in house senior officer conferences. Singapore gears up for LNG bunkering Singapore, the world s largest bunkering port, is gearing up to fuel ships with liquefied natural gas (LNG) by 2020, as part of a global trend to move away from oil to gas to reduce emissions. The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has engaged firms to embark on a pilot programme to work out the operational protocols for LNG bunkering here by The Straits Times, 18 Oct 2014 UASC exploring cooperation on LNG bunkering UASC maintains ongoing dialogue with key industry players and will continue to explore areas of cooperation related to LNG fuel and in general going forward. Jørn Hinge, President and CEO, United Arab Shipping Company (UASC). The availability of LNG as a fuel is of particular interest to UASC as it prepares to take delivery of a fleet of LNG-ready box ships from Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI), starting next month. Seatrade Global, 13 April 2015 A PART OF 200+ participants across 3co-located events Asia s ONLY Event with a Global Focus Gibraltar has successfully conducted its first ship-to-ship transfer of liquefied natural gas (LNG) I certainly want to see more of this in the future, reinforcing our leading role as a premier bunker port offering the widest possible range of marine services, said Bob Sanguinetti, CEO of the Port of Gibraltar. Ship&Bunker, 31 march 2015

5 IBC MARITIME 3 RD ANNUAL LNG BUNKERING A Part of: 3 Conferences 200+ Participants Shared Networking July 2015 Suntec, Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has issued a statement stating that their members should plan for the global 2020 cap on sulphur emissions. Separately, with widespread agreement that current oil prices are a medium term phenomenon, the option of LNG is alive and kicking. And globally, ports are backing it up with infrastructure investment. The 3rd Summit is part of a suite of events in The Bunkering Week, which incorporates 3 co located conferences and will attract over 200 top decision makers. LNG Suppliers, Traders, Ship Owners and builders will convene to address commercial, regulatory, supply-demand, price and global market issues. The Bunkering Week At A Glance Wednesday 29 July Thursday 30 July Friday 31 July Morning Afternoon 7th Annual Bunkering in Asia 3rd Annual Plenary Sessions Scrubber Summit 7th Annual Bunkering in Asia 3rd Annual Post Conference Workshops Evening The Bunker Bash - Joint Networking Cocktail for all events Who Will You Meet BY INDUSTRY Ship Owners 10% Ship Yards 5% Government / Port Authorities 5% LNG Producers 20% LNG Traders 10% LNG Distributers 15% LNG Technology & Equipment 10% Terminal Operators 5% EPC / LNG Infrastructure builders 5% Bunkering 5% Class 5% Finance & Legal 5% BY COUNTRY Singapore 50% Malaysia 5% Indonesia 6% China, Korea and Japan 20% US, Europe and Middle East 13% Australia 2% Rest of Asia 2% Rest of the world 2% New Partnerships, Technology Trends and Unrivalled Networking! Part of The Bunkering Week, Network across 3 events with 200+ participants Explore changing trends in fuel prices and what it means for LNG bunkering Evaluate the available bunkering models and industry best practices Hear from a Ship-Owners panel on What Factors Are Now Dictating Fuel Decisions? Securing supply and availability of LNG at key trade routes Be the first one to explore and exploit new business opportunities in the rapidly developing LNG bunkering market SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES 3rd Summit is the only platform of its kind in the region which will bring together top decision makers from the industry on a single platform. Present a keynote session, launch a product, sponsor a lunch or demonstrate that pioneer technology you have developed the options are endless! For more information on sponsorship and exhibition opportunities please contact: Mr. Jonathan Kiang Tel: jonathan.kiang@ibcasia.com.sg