Osea 2014 - Singapore, Marina Bay Sands - The 20th International Oil and Gas Industry Exhibition and Conference

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Unlocking the Full Potential of Offshore Reserves with Innovative Solutions

Key Speakers to Watch Out for:

Måns LidgrenCEORex International Holding

Robert ZieglerHead Deepwater Drilling Technology Petronas Carigali

Ken TunChairman & CEOParami Energy Group

Leong Seng Keat CEONam Cheong

John WestwoodChairmanDouglas Westwood

Lin SongDeputy Project Director & Research EngineerPetroChina

Dan K. Eberhart CEOCanary

David Ontosari GeologistPT Pertamina Hulu Energi

Christopher NewportManaging DirectorCorsair Petroleum

Omer GurpinerEOR Technical Director Schlumberger

Alessandro Baldanzi Platform Leader, LNG & NG OffshoreGE Oil & Gas

Nicolas ZanenVP, Trading Cheniere Energy

Speaker Highlights

Workshop B: Asset Integrity Management – Getting the Right Framework

Technical Session 3: Offshore Pipelines and Flow Assurance

Workshop A: Best Practices in HPHT Drilling and Well Design

Technical Session 2: Asset Integrity - The Key to Reduce HSE Risk

Technical Session 1: Drilling and Completions

NEW TRACKS for 2014

Maximising the Recovery Factor from Your Oilfields

Offshore Platforms and Vessels

Will Change Come in the Asian LNG Market?

Sourcing for New Oil and Gas Reserve for Asia Market

The Need for Digital Oilfield

Shaping the New Era of Deepwater through Game Changing Technologies

New Frontiers for Gas – Shale and FLNG

Uncover successful business strategies and innovative solutions to unlock the full potential of your business. Key topics include:• Where do we go next to find new hydrocarbon reserves?• The key to shorten your EOR production cycle • Developing the next wave technologies for unconventional and deepwaters • Drilling for the future – Drilling rigs that are suitable for the different water depth • Managing uncertainties impacting Asia’s LNG market• Big opportunities for developing small-mid scale LNG supply • Moving to a digital oilfield framework• Myanmar – Unlocking the un-touch golden land• Vessels - Stepping into the future of subsea and deepwater developments• Dynamic Positioning: Improving Performance in Mid-Deepwater

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Welcome to OSEA2014 International ConferenceThe energy landscape is changing radically. The “easy to get to oil” is gone, leaving oil and gas companies the need to drill deeper and deeper to find other deposits. Finding new potential reserves presents problems that require new technologies to produce barrels of oil and gas economically, and producing from deep water. Oil and gas companies are pushing the boundaries of what is possible using the latest subsea technology and relying more heavily than ever before on the growing global fleet of subsea vessels.

OSEA International Conference, a biennial event returns this 2-5 December 2014 with a brand new programme and a new theme “Unlocking the Full Potential of Offshore Reserves with Innovative Solutions.” Over 300 attendees will make the trip from all corners of the globe to hear from 110+ industry thought leaders who will deliver their successful strategies and solutions you’re looking for to succeed in the offshore arena.

What’s New For 2014Developed in close consultation with key industry stakeholders, the 2014 programme has been researched and designed to meet the most critical needs of this industry. Bringing to you ten new tracks, two new workshops and all-new 110+ speakers, all under one roof.

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Oil & Gas Exploration & Production - 26%

Chemical Processing and Oil & Gas Processing/LNG & Petrochemical Plant/Refinery - 2%

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Project Consultancy - 16%

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Australasia - 63%

Asia - 22%

Europe/US - 9%

Middle East and the Rest of the World - 6%

Corporate/General Management - 32%

Engineering Management - 16%

Exploration & Production - 7%

Geological/Geophysical Interpretation/Analysis - 2%

Maintenance & Operations/ Quality Control & Safety/ Environmental - 10%

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Research & Development - 14%

Sales & Marketing - 3%

Designing/Others - 10%

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Michael MaloneyCEOAccelerated Oil Technologies

Basim FarajVP New VenturesTamboran Resources

Tauseef Kureshi Global Programme Delivery ManagerVelocity (previously BG Group)

Mark Woepple President, CEO Pinnacle Strategies

Vinay Kumar GuptaGeneral Manager-Head Operational Monitoring GroupOil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)

Sampe L PurbaSenior Lead Specialist – Upstream Business Support Management SKKMIGAS

Mohamed DaoudManager – Engineering & Projects (E&P) Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Oil Operations (ADCO)

Matthieu LamyCEO Document Management and Control Expert, Talengi, GDF Suez

Prof. Dr. Maizar RahmanFormer Indonesian OPEC Governor and Former PT Pertamina Commissioner LEMIGAS

Shreenaath NatarajanTechnical Director2H Offshore

Michael Surkein Senior Consultant Materials Selection and Corrosion Control GroupExxonMobil

U Lynn Myint General ManagerNorth Petro-Chem Corporation (Myanmar)

Sonny LlaveBusiness ManagerWood Group Kenny

Richard BarkerGeneral ManagerAsia PacificFMC Technologies

Johan Gullman-StrandManager R&D, Computational Methods and Data Systems Lloyd’s Register Energy

Shawn Broussard Project Advisor Halliburton

Ranali Perara Petroleum Economist Petroleum Resources Development Secretariat, Sri Lanka

Soekoesen SoemarindaGeneral ManagerSingapore Petroleum Company

Alberto MigliucciCEOPetra Commodities (Asia)

Mohd Amin Shoushtari Faculty Member, Senior Lecturer Universiti Teknologi Petronas

André BakenFounding Partner Digital Oilfield Assessment Services (DOFAS)

Alisher Ali ChairmanSilk Road Finance

Mateus da CostaDirector of Exploration & Acreage Release Autoridade Nacional do Petroleo

William Sember Vice President Global MarketingABS

Cedric MorandiniHead of Naval Architecture SBM Offshore

Gunnar Haug Managing DirectorUlstein Asia

Govinder Singh ChopraManaging DirectorSeaTech Solutions International

János SzelényiProduction Technology Advisor - Production & Field Development MOL Group

Rolv Stokkmo Managing Director and Partner GasPartners

Ashish SethiaAPAC Lead - Gas & Power, Regional Manager-South & Southeast Asia Bloomberg New Energy Finance

Ahmed Alghamdi Engineer IISaudi Aramco Oil Company

Panneer Selvam Subsea Pipeline Manager McDermott Asia Pacific

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Morning Plenaries

2 December 2014, Tuesday I 9.10am – 10.40am Opening Joint Keynote: The Future of Oil & Gas Exploration and Supply• What are the future trends of global oil and gas exploration?• Identifying the architecture and drivers of future oil and gas supply• Identifying the future technology trends• Exploration of new frontier basins• Sustaining long term production and maximising ultimate recovery

John WestwoodChairmanDouglas Westwood

Dan K. Eberhart CEOCanary

Joint Case Study: Leadership in SafetyThe story of a world-class cultural change programme, created by an EPIC contractor and shared to the industry through a not for profit foundation. It is successfully adopted by a global marine organisation. The presentation will address key themes such as:• The importance of sharing, learning and networking • The fundamentals of safety leadership• The secret of sustainable behavioural and cultural change• Emotional engagement to hit a global audience

Davide Scotti Behavioral Safety ManagerSaipem

Quinten de Bruine HSE Head Vroon

3 December 2014, Wednesday I 9.10am – 10.30amOpening Keynote: Where do We Go Next to Find New Hydrocarbon Reserves?The energy landscape is changing radically. The “Easy to get to oil” is gone, leaving oil companies the need to drill deeper and deeper to find other deposits. The process of extracting oil from reservoirs is becoming more difficult, resulting in higher cost, which puts at risk the businesses of the operators and contractors. Finding new potential reserves presents problems that require new technologies to produce barrels of oil and gas economically, and producing from deep water.

Måns Lidgren, CEO of Rex International Holding will share his perspective on how the company is using technology to find hydrocarbons in an economical and effective way, the challenges of gaining acceptance of the technology, and the overall success of the technology. He will also address the challenge of how to reduce the costs of the entire oil and gas E&P industry by new innovative technical approaches.

Måns Lidgren CEO Rex International Holding

Keynote: The Next LNG Frontier and Roadmap in China• Overview of China’s current gas industry with a focus on plans, pricing/costing, policies, investments and how the country is meeting the demand for natural gas • Understanding how the Chinese LNG market operates• What are the current and future projects and key LNG assets in PetroChina?• Identifying the pros and cons of working with local vs. international technology and equipment providers – What are oil and gas operators especially in China looking for?

Lin SongDeputy Project Director & Research EngineerPetroChina

Alf Kare AdnanesVice President, Technology Manager - Marine & CranesABB

Leong Seng KeatCEONam Cheong

4 December 2014, Thursday I 9.10am – 11.10am

Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) Corrosion Control Design and Operational Integrity Excellence• Understanding the need for well developed and thought out corrosion control designs to help assure safe long term FPSO operations• Find out why detailed corrosion control monitoring and inspection plan should be part of the standard operational practices• Experienced corrosion/materials engineers - How can they be a valuable resource for design of corrosion control systems and development of corrosion monitoring and inspection integrity plans for FPSO’s

Michael SurkeinSenior Consultant, Materials Selection and Corrosion Control GroupExxonMobil

Stakeholders Panel: Meeting the Future of Offshore Developments – Are Current Rigs and Vessels Adequately Equipped and Designed to Meet this Demand?The demand for oil and gas is expected to continue increasing in the future and this will result in a corresponding increase in production, especially from the offshore regions. There has been a market shift towards increased offshore exploration especially in deepwater and ultra-deep water regions – where development drilling is expected to drive demand till 2020.

The offshore industry is relying more heavily than ever before on the growing global fleet of subsea vessels. Oil and gas operators are now pushing the boundaries of what is possible using the latest subsea for large-scale development projects. Rig owners around the world are commissioning more deepwater vessels to be built, with contracts for drillships or semi submersibles.

Key stakeholders have been invited to address key topics (not limited to) such as:• Market outlook of global drilling rig and current construction trends in Asia• What are the upcoming mid to deepwater water projects and developments• Meeting the objectives of decreasing drilling years to days and operational cost• Drilling rig that is suitable for the different water depth – Drilling for the future• Are current vessels adequately equipped and designed to meet this demand? • Are the current subsea vessels equipped to cope with complex exploration and production projects in deeper waters? • What are the technology gaps that are preventing vessel owners from achieving these objectives?• What are oil and gas companies looking for in an OSV owner?

Individual presentation will be shared followed by a panel discussion.

Moderator:Dan K. EberhartCEOCanary

Nitish Gupta Executive Director and CEO, Offshore Construction

Robert ZieglerHead Deepwater Drilling Technology Petronas Carigali

Swiber Offshore Construction Services (tentative)



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CONFERENCE DAY 1: 2nd DECEMBER 2014 - TUESDAYOpening Joint Keynote: The Future of Oil & Gas Exploration

Joint Case Study: Leadership in Safety *Morning Plenary: Open to all Conference Delegates and Speakers


>> The Key to Shorten Your EOR Production Cycle

>> EOR Field Case Studies

>> The Critical Need for Planning and Execution – What is Your EOR Strategy?


>> Managing Uncertainties Impacting Asia’s LNG Market

>> What Role Can the North America LNG Play in Asia?

>> How will LNG be Priced – Will it Continue to be Oil Linked?

TechnicalSession 1:

Drilling and Completions

*Technical session will start at

1.40pm-4.50pm

CONFERENCE DAY 2: 3rd DECEMBER 2014 – WEDNESDAYOpening Keynote: Where do We Go Next to Find New Hydrocarbon Reserves?

Keynote: The Next LNG Frontier and Roadmap in China*Morning Plenary: Open to all Conference Delegates and Speakers

Shaping the New Era of Deepwater through Game

Changing Technologies

>> Developing the Next Wave Technologies for Unconventional

and Deepwaters

>> How Do We Approach Flow Assurance, the Techniques and

Workflows to Manage Tomorrow’s Deepwater Production

>> Extending the Life of Offshore Assets – Turning them into New

Revenue Streams

New Frontiers for Gas – Shale and FLNG

>> Shale Gas Moving to Asia – What will Happen to the LNG

Market?

>> Deepwater FLNG Modularisation – Is this the Key to

Future LNG Developments

>> Big Opportunities for Developing Small-Mid Scale LNG

Supply


>> Moving to a Digital Oilfield Framework

>> Digital Oilfields Implementation Case Studies

>> Improving Communications Infrastructure and Network Security for Onshore and

Offshore Operations

Technical Session 2:

Asset Integrity - The Key to Reduce

HSE Risk


2.00pm-5.20pm

CONFERENCE DAY 3: 4th DECEMBER 2014 - THURSDAYFloating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) Corrosion Control Design and Operational Integrity Excellence

Stakeholders Panel: Meeting the Future of Offshore Developments – Are Current Rigs and Vessels Adequately Equipped and Designed to Meet this Demand?

*Morning Plenary: Open to all Conference Delegates and Speaker

Sourcing for New Oil and Gas Reserve for Asia Market

>> Country Focus: • Myanmar – Unlocking the

Un-Touch Golden Land• Australia – Will Australia Become the World’s

Leading LNG Exporter?• East Timor and Indonesia

Offshore Platforms and Vessels – Unlocking the New Opportunities

in Offshore Market

>> Stepping into the Future of Subsea and Deepwater Developments

>> Dynamic Positioning – Improving Performance in Mid-Deepwater

>> Current FPSO Developments in Asia

Technical Session 3:

Offshore Pipelines and Flow Assurance


2.00pm-5.20pm

CONFERENCE DAY 4: 5th DECEMBER 2014 - FRIDAYWORKSHOP A WORKSHOP B

Best Practices in High Pressure High Temperature (HPHT) Drilling & Well Design

Asset Integrity Management – Getting the Right Framework

“It’s very useful for the people in the oil & gas business as well as for others. I found the conference useful, and also the exhibition. Please have more conferences in the future!”Yi JunseogVP Drilling & Subsea DepartmentKorea National Oil Corporation, KOREA

“Arrived seeking knowledge on my industry. Received it in bucket loads. Well done to all involved!” Jim SpottiswoodLogistics Superintendent Santos

“Well organised, informative, and useful conference.”Ottar Hermansen, Business Network, Oil & Gas, Maritime Innovation Norway

“As a first timer to this conference, I am impressed by the great organisation and networking opportunities here.”Jerod HoffmanChief Financial OfficerTritonTek

Programme at a glance

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TRACK1: Maximising the Recovery Factor from Your Oilfields

8.00am Registration

MORNING PLENARY

9.10am Chairman’s Welcome Remarks

9.20am Opening Joint Keynote: The Future of Oil & Gas Exploration and SupplyRefer to Page 4 for more details.

Joint Presentation John Westwood, Chairman, Douglas-WestwoodDan K. Eberhart, CEO, Canary

10.00am Joint Case Study: Leadership in SafetyRefer to Page 4 for more details.

Joint Presentation Davide Scotti, Behavioral Safety Manager, SaipemQuinten de Bruine, HSE Head, Vroon

10.40am Morning Break and Refreshments


11.10am Chairman’s RemarksProf. Dr. Maizar Rahman, Former Indonesian OPEC Governor and Former PT Pertamina Commissioner, LEMIGAS, Research and Development Center for Oil and Gas Technology

11.20am The Key to Shorten your EOR Production Cycle• Emphasis on the potential of EOR techniques to increase recovery process and shorten EOR production cycle• What are the EOR techniques required for reservoirs that could not be produced without EOR, such as heavy oils and tight reservoirs?• How do operators deal with scenarios where pilots may not be an option in offshore EOR?• Interactions between EOR chemicals and oilfield activities – What are the challenges and technologies needed for this separation?

Omer Gurpiner, EOR Technical Director, Schlumberger

12.00pm The Critical Need for Planning and Execution – What is your EOR Strategy?Operators are realising the important of incorporating EOR processes now into their initial field development plans, right from the get go. Planning for EOR from the beginning stages of field development not only helps the firm to save money, but also boosts ultimate recovery and ensures maximum return on their investment. This session will discuss how the implementation of an EOR strategy – From concept to pilot and full-field implementation can help ensure long-term economic success for your organisation.

Michael Maloney, CEO, Accelerated Oil Technologies

12.40pm Lunch Break and Exhibition Viewing

1.40pm EOR Field Case Studies – Learning from Experiences to Further Improve Efficiency and Success for your EOR Projects This panel will bring together key experts from IOCs, NOCs and EOR solution provider to share how their experiences, success and pit fall for their EOR projects. Individual presentation will be shared followed by a panel discussion.

Panelists:Janos Szelenyi, Production Technology Advisor - Production & Field Development, MOL GroupMichael Maloney, CEO, Accelerated Oil Technologies

3.10pm Coffee Break and End of Conference Day 1

TRACK2: Will Change Come in the Asian LNG Market?

8.00am Registration

MORNING PLENARY








11.10am Chairman’s RemarksAndy Flower, LNG and Natural Gas Consultant

11.20am LNG Panel: Managing Uncertainties Impacting Asia’s LNG MarketAsia has rising hopes that natural gas can one day becomea key component in the energy mix. Despite the fast pace in growth for natural gas in Asia, it is still relatively underutilised. Even though there is a great demand for LNG, uncertainties still persist. This panel session will be presented by LNG experts to discuss how we can embrace uncertainties and consider scenarios that can alter the Asian LNG market. Individual presentation will be shared followed by a panel discussion.

The following topics (not limited to) will be addressed within the panel session by the respective speakers:• Policy uncertainty – How will this have an impact on LNG demand growth in the region?• The impact of Japan and Korea’s LNG demand as they grapples with their nuclear policies• China’s gas choices – driving the demand growth of LNG needs• Supply uncertainties – Where will future LNG supplies come from and at what cost?• North America and Canada policies on LNG exports• Africa and Russia gas supplies• The evolution of LNG pricing in Asia

Panelists:Ranali Perara, Petroleum Economist, Petroleum Resources Development Secretariat, Sri LankaSampe L Purba, Senior Lead Specialist – Upstream Business Support Management, SKKMIGASWilliam Sember, Vice President Global Marketing, ABS Moderator: Stephanie Wilson, Managing Editor, Asia LNG, Platts


1.40pm Looking to the Future: The Role of LNG for Asia• How much gas is actually required in Asia?• Will Asian countries like China, India, Japan, and South Korea continue to pay premium prices for natural gas?• Will gas supply into Asia come from LNG or pipelines?• Tackling the current and upcoming challenges faced in Asia• Development status of upcoming projects

Priyank Srivastava, Analyst, C&M, MarketsandMarkets

2.10pm New Frontier - What Role Can the North America LNG Play in Asia?• What is the opportunity to export natural gas via LNG from North America to the Asian markets?• Addressing the main concern of long term gas price deliverability• Where will future LNG supplies come from – When and how much?• Is there potential for North America (especially Canada) to export cheap natural gas to premium markets like China, Japan, South Korea and India and get high netbacks?• Will shale gas in China affect the LNG business or will it be the biggest engine of growth?• Will North America be an important player in the Asian LNG market – How will this have an impact on Asian LNG exporters?

Alberto Migliucci, CEO, Petra Commodities (Asia)

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2.40pm Panel: How will LNG be Priced – Will it Continue to be Oil Linked?• LNG pricing and trading – What are the trends in pricing and trading flows?• What are the new trends and activities by the key regional players?• How will Asian buyers manage their risks on buying US LNG indexed to Henry Hub?• Identifying the competitive prices between North America, Russia and Africa LNG projects with Australian LNG projects• What are the expected costs from the Panama Canal and extra shipping capacity needed from North America to Asia?• Identifying new key activities we are likely to see develop in the region

Panelists:Nicolas Zanen, Vice President, Trading, CheniereFiona Poynter, VP, LNG Asia-Pacific, Argus MediaRolv Stokkmo, Managing Director and Partner, GasPartnersAshish Sethia, APAC Lead - Gas & Power, Regional Manager-South & Southeast Asia, Bloomberg New Energy Finance


Technical Session 1: Drilling and Completions

8.00am Registration

MORNING PLENARY






10.40am Morning Break and Exhibition Viewing

12.40pm Lunch Break

Drilling and Completions

1.30pm Chairman’s Welcome Remarks

1.40pm Automating the Mud Engineer: Increasing Optimisation with Real-Time Drilling Fluid Properties• Discuss lessons learned from field trials with automated drilling fluid measurement equipment• Understanding how automated measurement of drilling fluid properties can enhance drilling fluid and overall drilling performance• Understanding how automated measurement of drilling fluid properties provides real time information for drilling services, such as managed pressure drilling• Find out how real time information can provide improved insight into developing drilling fluid property trends

Shawn Broussard, Project Advisor, Halliburton

2.10pm Case Study: Petrophysics for Horizontal Wells with a Sourceless LWD Technology• In horizontal holes, several factors are affecting formation resistivity. Bed boundary and polarization horns are causing severe noise that masks the true formation resistivity causing great ambiguity in water saturation determination. Moreover, the use of LWD with natural radioactive sources has been always a big concern to KOC – How was this being addressed?• Case study done with KOC : An alternative option to resistivity was proposed to KOC based on using Sigma. Sourceless LWD was used for the first time in Kuwait with great success. The Sigma was used in the water saturation calculations. In addition, a time lapse Sigma was used to indicate any water movement by OBM invasion

• Understanding the used of spectroscopy for formation evaluation specially clay content. This is rather useful in complex lithology especially when the Gamma Ray reading is affected by strange mineralogy, thus affecting mobility calculations for accurate ICD design

Ahmed Elsherif, LWD Petrophysics Domain Champion, Schlumberger Technical Services

2.40pm High Performance Water Based Mud: Case Study• Identifying how inhibition of shale can be achieved by different mechanism - Each method has its own limitation. For example; PHPA is good in encapsulation, silicate is good in well bore stability• Understanding how High Performance Water Based Mud can reduce drilling problem whilst delivering high level of performance and minimising potential environmental impact compared to OBM/SBM• The mud system presented in the paper is highly inhibitive, with good low end rheology and shear thinning for higher penetration• Case studies of the drilling fluid system shows save in time and money due to faster drilling and lower chemical consumption

Dr Shrikant Kumar Mahapatra, Regional Technical Manager, Drilling Fluid Division, Petrochem Performance Chemicals

3.10pm Coffee Break

3.20pm Dynamic Response of Jack-Up Drilling Units• Investigation of the four methods recommended by SNAME T&R Bulletin 5-5A for predicting the DAFs of overturning moment and base shear - Re-evaluating extreme response values and the corresponding DAFs• Identifying the characteristics of the respective methods and the appropriate data range and time duration • Investigating the sensitivity of random seed selection on DAFs according to different methods

Dr. Shengqing Zhu, Engineer, ABS

3.50pm New Generation Hydraulic Drilling Workover Units Designed to Enhance Safety and Performances• New generation fully automated drilling rig – how will this help to meet the highest HSE standards, drilling efficiency and all demands from today’s drilling industry?• Identifying the high safety and enhanced performance in all drilling environment by the heart of drilling (HoD) package• How will this help in a drastic project costs reduction and yield field production?• High drilling capacity combined with fast moving characteristics

Joint Presentation:Angelo Calderoni, Vice President R&D and Marketing, DrillmecStefano Angeli, Vice President Sales, Drillmec

4.20pm Innovative Heavy Landing String for Ultra Deep Offshore• The offshore industry’s current trend is driving towards ultra deepwater wells (up to 12,000ft of water depth), combined with deeper total depths. Identifying the need for innovative heavy duty landing system with the ability to run larger and heavier casing strings with hook loads approaching or exceeding 2.5 million lbs• Identifying the capability of such systems for landing heavy loads while ensuring slip crushing resistance. It includes an extended slip with enhanced design (coupled with a new greasing system), a 2.5 million lbs landing carrier and a pipe with a thick walled high strength material section, a light weight tube, and a rotary shouldered connection• Understanding the main design advantages of the landing system, qualification using both FEA analysis and physical tests

Vincent Flores, Global Product Line Manager, Vallourec

4.50pm End of Day 1 Technical Session 1



Day2 - Wednesday, 3 December 2014

TRACK1: Shaping the New Era of Deepwater through Game Changing Technologies

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8.00am Registration

MORNING PLENARY

9.10am Chairman’s Welcome RemarksJohn Westwood, Chairman, Douglas-Westwood

9.20am Opening Keynote: Where do We Go Next to Find New Hydrocarbon Reserves?Refer to Page 4 for more details.

Måns Lidgren, CEO, Rex International Holding

10.00am Keynote: The Next LNG Frontier and Roadmap in ChinaRefer to Page 4 for more details.

Lin Song, Deputy Project Director & Research Engineer, PetroChina


Shaping the New Era of Deepwater through Game Changing Technologies

11.00am Chairman’s Remarks

11.05am BP Gulf Oil Spill – A Large, Complex Project Case Study• Our engagement charter – HELP!• Rapidly improving Supply Chain performance• The Fortune 500 Company with a lifecycle of 4 months• Results & lessons learned

Mark Woepple, President, CEO, Pinnacle Strategies

11.30am Technology Power Panel: Developing the Next Wave Technologies for Unconventional and DeepwatersWith fewer remaining easy to get oil fields, the industry has moved into new areas to find growth. Recent years have witnessed a demand for advanced technologies by major operators, mainly driven by the push into deepwaters, unconventional reservoirs and more remote locations. High development costs and technological limitations discouraged deep-water offshore oil exploration until recently. As well depths progress deeper and deeper in pursuit of hydrocarbon bearing formations, the ability to drill and evaluate these wells becomes an ever-increasingchallenge.

This panel will be presented by leading technology experts who will address (not limited to):• The new technologies that could be game changers for unconventional and deepwater developments• Safety and environmental issues• Technology cooperation among the operators and service companies• The level of cost and resources required to advance technology for unconventional and deepwater developments• Reduce “Time to First Oil”• Other deepwater technologies

Panelists:Richard Barker, General Manager Asia Pacific, FMC TechnologiesDuane Sherritt, VP-Business Development APAC, HalliburtonVinay Kumar Gupta, GM-Head Operational Monitoring Group, IDT, Oil and Natural Gas CorporationModerator: Mark Woepple, President, CEO, Pinnacle Strategies


2.00pm Panel: How Do We Approach Flow Assurance, the Techniques and Workflows to Manage Tomorrow’s Deepwater Production?Efficient flow assurance management is becoming more critical for hydrocarbon production especially in deepwater

projects. Today the industry is witnessing an increasing importance of flow assurance management as exploration moves into increasingly more challenging environments including mature stage production and IOR/EOR. Developing the infrastructure for pipeline transportation to move hydrocarbons from deepwater to onshore terminals or refining centers is one of the key challenges faced. This panel will feature key experts who have been involved in managing flow dynamics will provide you with the necessary knowledge and best-practice methodologies to help you overcome your flow assurance challenges and optimise production. Individual presentation will be shared followed by a panel discussion.

Panelists:Johan Gullman-Strand, Manager R&D, Computational Methods and Data Systems, Lloyd’s Register Energy John Cambridge, Managing Director, Genesis Oil & Gas ConsultantsModerator: Dr. Sonny Llave, Business Manager, Wood Group Kenny

3.30pm Coffee Break

3.45pm Panel: Extending the Life of Offshore Assets – Turning them into New Revenue Streams A large number of facilities and infrastructure parts of the global offshore oil and gas reservoirs are approaching or have exceeded their original design life. With hydrocarbons being recovered and if the field’s lifetime is extended, the infrastructure parts are being considered for use beyond their planned design life. Many oil and gas operators today are trying to extend the operational life of old facilities and equipment by utilising integrity management and corrosion modeling tools.

The panel will address key topics such as:• Assessing life extension to ensure the technical and operational integrity of these ageing facilities• How can operators increase productivity of ageing assets?• Integrity management – people, processes and systems• How to treat asset lifespan properly?• Designing and building platforms and pipeline – what is the state of the art now?• Changing environment conditions• Data management is key for asset integrity• Infrastructure competencies

Panelists:Shreenaath Natarajan, Technical Director, 2H OffshoreMohamed Daoud, Manager – Engineering & Projects (E&P), Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Oil Operations (ADCO)John Aldersey-Williams, CEO, SeaEnergy PLCRobert Walters, Chairman, Anticorrosion Protective SystemsDavid Hunter, Managing Director AP, NRI

5.20pm End of Conference Day 2

TRACK2: New Frontier for Gas – Shale and FLNG

8.00am Registration

MORNING PLENARY







New Frontier for Gas – Shale and FLNG

11.00am Chairman’s Remarks



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11.10am Energy Leaders Panel: Shale Gas Moving to Asia – What will Happen to the LNG Market? In the last couple of years there were some big shifts in the global gas markets led by shale gas development. The global LNG market could be facing even more disruption with US shale gas revolution, a disparity in its prices in the US, Canada, Europe and Asia. Asia Pacific is becoming a new global battleground for gas suppliers. Shale gas is changing the dynamics of the gas world especially with its abundant low-cost. The race to develop shale gas in Asia seems to be like a marathon than a sprint.

This panel will feature key energy leaders to touch on how the US shale gas development will disrupt the global LNG market. The panel will address key issues such as:• How is shale gas production developing in Asia?• How will the dynamics of US shale gas affect global energy markets?• Pricing – US gas prices are low compared to Asia, but the divergence in price is expected to narrow. To what extend might this happen? • What would the change of pricing mean for the potential of US exports of gas to Asia?• Why everyone’s making such a big deal about shale – Is this boom sustainable?• Where should we look for the next potential “shale boom”?

Panelists:Christopher Newport, Managing Director, Corsair PetroleumMohd Amin Shoushtari, Faculty Member, Senior Lecturer, Universiti Teknologi PetronasBasim Faraj, Vice President New Ventures, Tamboran Resources (tentative)Prof. Dr. Maizar Rahman, Former Indonesian OPEC Governor and Former PT Pertamina Commissioner, LEMIGAS, Research and Development Center for Oil and Gas TechnologyModerator: Ashish Sethia, APAC Lead - Gas & Power, Regional Manager-South & Southeast Asia, Bloomberg New Energy Finance


2.00pm Deepwater FLNG Modularisation – Is this the Key to Future LNG Developments?• What are the latest FLNG developments globally, particularly in Asia?• How will FLNG impact the future of LNG market and onshore modularisation?• What projects are currently happening?• Is FLNG finally becoming a reality?• Case studies: How to make a FLNG project a successful one – determining the investment cost, production, risks and HSE• Are shipyards ready to build and meet the demand of FLNG?

Tony Regan, Principal Consultant, Trizen International

2.30pm FLNG Case Study - Optimising the Critical Dehydration Heat Exchanger Unit for Offshore Gas Production: A Technology Breakthrough• Minimising weights and dimensions in heat dehydration heat transfer equipment. Innovation in Shell & tube technology• Effective design, vibrations control and effective pressure drops reduction• Presentation of a real application case

Marco Brignone, Principal Thermal Engineer, EMbaffle

3.00pm Big Opportunities for Developing Small-Mid Scale LNG Supply • Developments in the global LNG market the trends on small-mid scale LNG supply• Assessing and uncovering the various business models to maximise ROI• What role does small-mid scale LNG play in the broader LNG marketplace in Asia?• What cost effective technologies are best suited for small-mid scale LNG plant operations?• Case studies on proven business model in developing small-mid scale LNG facilities successfully

Karthik Sathyamoorthy, Head of Asia Pacific, Galway Group


TRACK3: The Need for Digital Oilfield

8.00am Registration

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11.00am Chairman’s Welcome RemarksPriyank Srivastava, Analyst, C&M, MarketsandMarkets

11.10am Digital Oilfield Leaders Panel: Moving to a Digital Oilfield FrameworkIT technology is becoming increasingly challenging to develop but we are seeing the oil and gas companies starting to digitise their flow operations in order to increase availableinformation that will allow real time decision making. This panel will bring together key digital oilfield experts to explore developments in this rapidly evolving field through case study analysis, provide practical knowledge about how to implement and effectively utilise digital oilfield technology. Each panellists will give a presentation follow by a panel discussion on key highlights including:• Assessing the impact of digitalisation and optimising its production efficiencies• Preparing for large scale organizational restructuring when implementing digital oilfields• Digital developments in the region – How companies have adopt and digitalised their oil and gas operations• Major obstacles and setbacks faced in digitalising oilfields• How live data can support drillers throughout the world, monitoring data trends to assist in decision making as wells are drilled?• How live data can help improve field development efficiency for projects requiring large numbers of similar wells, particularly for heavy oil and shale gas developments?• The future of data and digital oilfield for drilling and production

Panelists:Matthieu Lamy, CEO, Document Management and Control Expert, Talengi, GDF SuezTauseef Kureshi, Global Programme Delivery Manager, Velocity (previously BG Group)Shawn Broussard, Project Advisor, HalliburtonModerator: Priyank Srivastava, Analyst, C&M, MarketsandMarkets


2.00pm Case Study: Reviewing the New Intelligent Oil Fields (IOF) Outcome Prediction and Review Tool • The real cost of not investing in IOF• Identifying the real blockers to positive change• The human dimension to IOF• Monetising your IOF investments• IOF as a profit driver• Putting real integration into IOFs

André Baken, Founding Partner, Digital Oilfield Assessment Services (DOFAS)



2.30pm Case Study: Enhancing Operations and Reserve Discovery through Integrated Seismic and Geologic from Multiple Sources • Overview of Pertamina , PHE and PHE Metana Suban and it’s current and future plans• Enhancing reserve discovery in PHE Metana Suban - Through seismic data - Through geologic data - Through multiple data sources

David Ontosari, Geologist, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Metana Suban

3.00pm Improving Communications Infrastructure and Network Security for Onshore and Offshore Operations• Understanding the oilfield communications market ecosystem especially in Asia• Understanding the work of wireless networking – the need to increased wireless connectivity to bring the benefit of remote monitoring and control • Implementing faster communication in rigs and offshore environment• Where is digital technology failing and how can this gap be closed?

Pierre Tremblay, Managing Director, Ocean Specialists Inc


Technical Session 2: Asset Integrity – The Key to Reduce HSE Risk

8.00am Registration

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12.40pm Lunch Break

Asset Integrity – The Key to Reduce HSE Risk

2.00pm Chairman’s Welcome RemarksMatt Green, International Sales Manager, NRI

2.05pm Micro-scale Stress Analysis in Materials for Oil and Gas Industry• Residual stresses are present in mechanical systems across the scales, from large scale structures such as pipelines or offshore oil rigs, to small, such as drill tool bits• Residual stresses play a crucial role in determining the structural integrity of assets: some residual stresses promote fracture, while others may serve to protect and extend the lifetime• The rational practical approach to this class of problems is proposed that I refer to as “residual stress engineering”• It involves the quantification (measurement) and modelling of residual stresses, coupled with design optimisation, durability prediction and uncertainty quantification

Alexander Korsunsky, Professor of Engineering Science, University of Oxford

2.35pm Proactive Monitoring and Alerting Methodology for Process Automation Systems• This paper will share with you Saudi Aramco oil company methodology to provide Proactive Monitoring and Alerting capabilities for Process Automation Networks and Computer Systems• This paper describes an industry “tested” methodology that we follow in Saudi Aramco that identifies the requirements, resources, and options for the purpose of minimizing potential systems downtime and economic loss.

• Proactive Monitoring and Alerting systems can also provide physical security monitoring for other devices in Process Automation server room or data center• Special security sensors (occupancy sensors) can be used to monitor the racks or computer room to alert the PAN administrators(s) when intrusion is detected. Additionally, it can automatically record series of snapshots by retrieving and storing images captured from a camera specially mounted for this purpose

Ahmed Alghamdi, Engineer II, Saudi Aramco Oil Company

3.05pm Integrity Management for Offshore Assets• Remote continuous corrosion and erosion monitoring for offshore applications• How continuous ultrasonic wall thickness measurement can be used in real time to understand corrosion and erosion rates• How asset and integrity managers are utilising continuous integrity monitoring systems as a critical integrity and safety tool• Understanding what is driving corrosion and erosion rates on critical parts of the installation• Online integrity monitoring allows early detection of corrosion or erosion events which can trigger preventative action to avoid leakages therefore maximising availability and protecting the licence to operate

Tom Fuggle, Business Development Director, Permasense

3.35pm Coffee Break

3.50pm Functional Safety for Hazard Reduction• Application of process safety standards and safety life cycle concepts – Understanding how these can be employed• The importance of Safety coding / programming component• Examine risk tolerance and risk acceptance principle – reference to process safety standards and safety life cycle concepts

Stanley Joseph, Business Development Manager – Process Safety, Siemens

4.20pm A New Mitigation Method for Reducing Jackup Punch – Through Failure• Proposal of a novel design of spudcan with top-mounted skirts• Understand how a top-mounted skirted spudcan can better mitigate the drop in penetration-resistance in a potential punch-through situation, in comparison with a conventional spudcan• Identifying the application and limitation of different mitigation methods for reducing jackup punch-through failure

Xi-Ying Zhang, Senior Engineer, ABS

4.50pm Computational Fluid Dynamics-based Transient Ignition Modelling of Gas Leaks in Enclosures• An enhanced tool to quantify gas explosion hazards in enclosed modules with ventilation systems• Computational Fluid Dynamics(CFD) study on gas cloud buildup within enclosures• Transient gas leaks based on real time coupling of gas detection and emergency shutdown(ESD) systems• Estimation of transient ignition probabilities associated with the gas leaks and equipment

Kumaresh G R, Specialist, Risk Management, Lloyds Register Global Technology Centre

5.20pm End of Day 2 Technical Session 2

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TRACK1: Sourcing For New Oil and Gas Reserve for Asia Market

8.00am Registration

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9.10am Chairman’s Opening Address

9.15am Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) Corrosion Control Design and Operational Integrity ExcellenceRefer to Page 4 for more details.

Michael Surkein, Senior Consultant, Materials Selection and Corrosion Control Group, ExxonMobil

9.40am Stakeholders Panel: Meeting the Future of Offshore Developments – Are Current Rigs and Vessels Adequately Equipped and Designed to Meet this Demand?Refer to Page 4 for more details.

Panelists:Nitish Gupta, Executive Director and CEO, Offshore Construction, Swiber Offshore Construction Services (tentative)Robert Ziegler, Head Deepwater Drilling Technology, Petronas CarigaliLeong Seng Keat, CEO, Nam Cheong Alf Kare Adnanes, Vice President, Technology Manager - Marine & Cranes, ABBModerator: Dan K. Eberhart, CEO, Canary


Country Focus: Myanmar – Unlocking the Un-Touch Golden Land

11.30am Chairman’s RemarksMohd Amin Shoushtari, Faculty Member, Senior Lecturer, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP)

11.35am Myanmar: Unlocking the Un-Touched Golden LandMyanmar is an energy rich country, with large benefits and large reserves of oil and natural gas. This presents great opportunities for new exploration uncovered in recent decades and for companies across the oil and gas value chain to be involved in the growth of Myanmar industry.

Efforts by the government are being made to improve the region’s upstream investment environment, especially to attract foreign operators and new technologies and innovations into the market.

Expert speakers representing Myanmar will provide a comprehensive overview of recent developments in Myanmar projects, opportunities and challenges facing in Myanmar as the industry embark on one of Asia’s fastest-emerging oil and gas market. Speakers will also address Myanmar’s investment environment and the latest investment opportunities. Individual presentation will be shared followed by a panel discussion.

Panelists:U Lynn Myint, General Manager, North Petro-Chem Corporation (Myanmar)Alisher Ali, Chairman, Silk Road FinanceKen Tun, Chairman and CEO, Parami Energy Group of CompaniesModerator: Mohd Amin Shoushtari, Faculty Member, Senior Lecturer, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP)


Country Focus: Australia, East Timor and Indonesia

2.00pm Australia: Will Australia Become the World’s Leading LNG Exporter?As hands are wrung over the fate of the mining boom, the industry is seeing an unprecedented level of investment going into LNG in Australia – which claims to be Australia’s fastest growing export sector. Australia is currently the third largest LNG producer in the world, behind Qatar and Malaysia. Comparing to other countries globally, Australia has more new LNG plants under construction. projects will add a further 61.4m tonnes of LNG capacity.

While Australia has the largest number of projects under construction at the moment, many countries, particularly the US and Malaysia have plans to start building new LNG plants. Will Australia be set to become the world’s leading exporter of LNG, even with new competitions coming onboard? Can it keep a tight control on costs, especially for labour to achieve this goal?

Key expert from Poten & Partners Asia Pacific has been invited to give a brief overview of the country’s current upstream gas industry with a focus on plans, pricing/costing, policies, investments and how they are meeting the demand for natural gas in Australia.

Cyrille Scart, Consultant LNG and Natural Gas, Poten & Partners Asia Pacific

2.30pm East Timor: Insight into Timor Leste Oil and Gas Business Industries and Economic Growth• Gaining an overview into the oil and gas business portfolio in East Timor• Learning from the success and challenges on petroleum resource management• Economic growth and potential business opportunities in East Timor

Mateus da Costa, Director of Exploration & Acreage Release, Autoridade Nacional do Petroleo

3.00pm Indonesia: Discover the Latest Developments in Indonesia’s Oil and Gas Sector• Understanding the current market situation and developments in Indonesia fields• Tackling the current main issues on exploration – offshore and onshore fields• Maximising deepwater potential in Indonesia • The future of gas infrastructure in Indonesia• SPC’s oversea operation – Tackling the challenges ahead

Soekoesen Soemarinda, General Manager, Singapore Petroleum Company


TRACK2: Offshore Platforms and Vessels – Unlocking the New Opportunities in Offshore Market

8.00am Registration

MORNING PLENARY







Offshore Platforms and Vessels – Unlocking the New Opportunities in Offshore Market

11.30am Chairman’s RemarksDr. Arun Kr Dev, Senior Lecturer in Marine and Offshore Technology, Newcastle University

11.35am Experts Panel: Stepping into the Future of Subsea and Deepwater Developments The offshore energy industry relies more heavily than ever before on the growing global fleet of subsea vessels

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for installation and maintenance work because of the rising volumes of oil and gas produced through seabed structures. Oil companies are pushing the boundaries of what is possible using the latest subsea technology. They are looking to develop more fields in deepwater regions.This session will provide insight into how vessel operators and designers are building subsea vessels for the Asia market and meeting the current requirements from oil companies. Individual presentation will be shared followed by a panel discussion.

The panel will address key topics (not limited to) such as:• Assessing the offshore market for 2016 and beyond • Identifying the upcoming opportunities and developments in Asia • Identifying the strategies for meeting future demand from subsea and deepwater operations• Addressing the oversupply of vessels in Asia• Building new multi purpose vessels to cater to new projects• Listing the developments in OSV designs and understanding their functionality• Understanding the growing complexity of operating in deeper waters• Identifying the vessel types required and capabilities needed for future subsea and deepwater developments• Introducing the next gen of OSVs – FLNG• What are the obstacles in building LNG vessels and addressing the steps to overcome these hindrances• What new vessel capabilities will be required in the future?• What are the suggestions on smart ways to reduce costs while operating OSVs?

Panelists:Govinder Singh Chopra, Managing Director, SeaTech Solutions InternationalFrederik Gerner, Director, Ampelmann Asia PacificGunnar Haug, Managing Director, Ulstein AsiaSenior representative, Wärtsilä Corporation Moderator: Capt Michael Elwert, Director, Group HR, HHSEQ & Crewing, Thome Ship Management


2.00pm Dynamic Positioning – Improving Performance in Mid-DeepwaterDynamic positioning (DP) has been a key instrument in the completion of challenging large scale projects especially in the offshore vessel operations that require precision.

The demand for hydrocarbons has drive E&P to move towards deeper waters, thus creating a demand for more sophisticated DP systems and massive deployments in the DP industry, across exploration drilling, offshore constructions and installation, pipelay and logistic support.This session will provide delegates with experience based advice on how to conduct some of the most complex deepwater projects and large scale offshore projects, requiring the full scope of DP capabilities.

Individual presentation will be shared followed by a panel discussion. The panel will address key topics (not limited to) such as:• What are the latest developments, innovations and challenges for using DP especially in Asia? • What are the DP challenges for deepwater applications and large scale projects?• Industry forecast - How will DP be deployed over the next five years?• What are the limitations in existing DP vessels and systems and how are these issues being addressed?• Which regions show greatest demand for which types of vessels? • What are the main drivers behind the demand for more sophisticated DP vessels?• Assessing the challenges DP vessel owners face across different projects - What can be learnt from these experiences?• What are some of the practical advice to ship owners who are new to large-scale projects?Panelists:Frode Klepsvik, Managing Director, MT MarineJoey Fisher, Managing Director, M3 Marine

Farooq Niazi, SOSG Technical Superintendent, Solstad Offshore Asia Pacific (tentative)Moderator: Peter Sierdsma, DP Manager (GM Brazil), Global Maritime

3.30pm Coffee Break

3.45pm Panel: Current FPSO Development in AsiaIn a recent report by Douglas Westwood, the floating production, storage, and offloading systems markets will not be able to meet the FPSO demand over the next five years unless significant change occurs in the industry – mainly due to schedule delays and cost overruns. By the end of 2017, an approximately 100 new FPSOs will need to be built and according to a recent study, an astounding $91 billion will be spent on floating production systems between 2013-2017. This panel will bring together key FPSO experts to discuss how will this shape the industry and impact future developments. Key issues (not limited to) will be address include:• Are FPSOs now on the verge of becoming something big? • Where are the key FPSO demand markets – Existing and emerging frontiers?• Understanding the trends in oil prices and how it is impacting FPSO investments• Current FPSO development: New builds, conversions and redeployment• How do you ensure on-time delivery of FPSO projects and avoid CAPEX overruns?• Tackling the issue of current development of mooring systems as FPSOs enter deeper waters • To lease or own FPSOs?

Panelists:Alessandro Baldanzi, Platform Leader, LNG & NG Offshore, GE Oil & GasK C Gupta, Project Manager – Major Projects, Bumi Armada BerhadHenk Willem Sanders, Technical Manager Oil and Gas, Trelleborg Sealing SolutionsRichard Kluth, Managing Director, Pulse Structural Monitoring Cedric Morandini, Head of Naval Architecture, SBM OffshoreModerator: David Boggs, MD, Energy Maritime Associates

5.20pm End of Conference Day 3

Technical Session 3: Offshore Pipelines and Flow Assurance

8.00am Registration

MORNING PLENARY







1.00pm Lunch Break

Offshore Pipelines and Flow Assurance

2.00pm Chairman’s Welcome Remarks



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2.05pm Subsea Deepwater Vertical Rigid Jumpers Design through Installation• Vertical jumper overview• Vertical jumper design aspects• Offshore post metrology survey assessments• Vertical jumper final configuration with closing welds

Joint Presentation:Panneer Selvam, Subsea Pipeline Manager, McDermott Asia PacificSakthivel Ammaiyappan, Principal Subsea Pipeline Engineer, McDermott Asia PacificCo-author: Khoo Chee Wee, Senior Subsea Pipeline Engineer, McDermott Asia Pacific

2.35pm Modular Pipeline Recovery Technology Developments• Recovery of subsea pipeline either in the event the pipeline is ‘dropped’ or being decommissioned is fertile ground for innovation • Recent developments have focused on using industry- standard modules: dewatering, pig catcher, multiple check valves and twin sealing systems, and integrating them within a First Subsea ball and taper tool• The paper describes the underlying design process for modular pipeline recovery tools (PRTs) and how it broadens the recovery options for offshore engineers • It will also include a case study on the customisation of a contingency 42” PRT for the Gas Export Pipeline on the Ichthys LNG Project.

Mark Wood, Regional Manager, South East Asia, First Subsea

3.05pm Supply of High Performance Glass Reinforced Epoxy (GRE) Pipe Systems for the Marine and Offshore Industry

Alwin Fahrer, Director of Quality – Eastern Hemisphere, NOV Fiber Glass Systems

3.35pm Coffee Break

3.50pm Deepwater Flow Assurance – Evaluation of Existing Concepts and Emerging Trends: An Indian Perspective• Understanding India’s energy security lying in deep water • Identifying how flow assurance impacts every phase of field development, affecting a production system’s concept selection, design and operating strategy • Addressing the flow assurance challenges faced during development in the form of paraffin/waxes/asphaltene • Identifying the ultra-deep water discoveries in India

Dhaval Gupta, Graduate Engineering Trainee, Reliance Industries

4.20pm Coriolis Meters for Measurement of Viscous Oils• With the vast sums of money involved in the bunker fuel industry, find out how you can ensure your financial exposure is reduced to a minimum with the importance of accurate measurement• Moving towards using Coriolis flow meters provides an online mass flow, density and temperature measurement of the traded bunker fuel• While the adoption of Coriolis flowmeters is a logical move, identifying the factors affecting the performance of Coriolis devices is vital• Research case study: To improve this situation NEL have completed an investigative research programme into the performance of Coriolis flowmeters when calibrated in single phase oil of varying kinematic viscosities (2 – 1500 cSt)

Chris Mills, Flow Measurement Engineer, TUV NEL

4.50pm DRA Principles and Benefits to Pipeline Operation• Solutions to maximise the flow potential of pipelines, increase operational flexibility and throughput capacity and substantially increasing bottom-line profit potentials• How can DRA technology be implemented effectively in a range of crude oil, refined products and NGL applications in all environmental conditions to decrease the amount of energy lost in turbulent formation?• Identifying the benefits of DRA and how do you incorporate DRA technology to significantly reduce your CAPEX/OPEX?

Lindsay Ruiz, Lead Project Engineer, Lubrizol Specialty Products

5.20pm End of Day 3 Lead Technical Session 3

Workshop A: Best Practices in High Pressure High Temperature (HPHT) Drilling & Well Design

Conventional HPHT conditions are becoming routine drilling targets in many basins worldwide, as exploration and production examine deeper and hotter objectives. Since the early days of drilling HPHT wells, the oil and gas industry has now evolved to a stage where exploration and appraisal wells are drilled by most operators. Although HPHT wells still pose a significant challenge to our industry, exploration and appraisal drilling has been facilitated by the maturation and subsequent application of technologies increasing the chance of success. There are still gaps within the industry on how best to manage HPHT reservoirs in the long term, as well as have a robust understanding of risk mitigation flow assurance and well integrity not just at the casing wall, but also within the subsurface.

This workshop aims to equip participants with in depth discussion, knowledge and skills to enhance their ability to successfully plan, engineer and execute the drilling and completion of their HPHT wells. Major issues concerning HPHT well construction and HPHT specific circumstances, problems and challenges are explored here.

About the Workshop Facilitator:

Michael Gibson studied at the Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, Scotland, UK and with Pacific Western University in the USA gaining a Bachelor’s Degree in

Mechanical Engineering, a Post Graduate Diploma in Offshore Engineering (with Distinction), Masters Degrees in Engineering Technology & Offshore Engineering and a PhD in HPHT Field Development all whilst working offshore in the North Sea. During the past 30 years he has advised many Operators & Drilling Contractors around the world on both how to successfully drill and produce HPHT reservoirs. Ranging from the Gulf of Mexico through to the North Sea through Vietnam, Malaysia and Brunei in South East Asia. A champion of the “Teamwork” approach to engineering problems and solutions, the speaker regularly helps both Operators & Drilling Contractors to “solve” problems before they even begin. Mr Gibson is the recipient of several prize awards as a consequence of his services to the industry – not least from Shell, Exxon and BP.

Who should attend:

Professionals in the oil and gas, geothermal, coal steam gas, and unconventional resources industries who are involved in: • drilling and completions• operation and management of exploration• well control• oilwell cement• geomechanics and pore pressure prediction• well design verification • wellhead design• well testing and subsea systems

Reservoir, production, petrophysical, and drilling engineers working on:• onshore / offshore • deepwater • HPHT assets• rig designers and builders of the latest offshore units

9.00am Registration

9.20am Workshop Facilitator Opening RemarksDr Michael Gibson, Engineering Manager, Independent Drilling Engineering Associates (IDEAS Singapore)

9.30am HPHT Session 1Workshop Highlights:• Understanding and tackling HPHT reservoirs challenges in Asia• Exploring what techniques and strategies have been successful while identifying the opportunities for improvement • Identifying effective solutions for pressure and temperature challenges specific to HPHT settings• Tools to manage HPHT wells once on production – understanding what is the different to exploration and appraisal?• Case study examples and lesson learnt

Dr Shrikant Kumar Mahapatra, Regional Technical Manager, Drilling Fluid Division, Petrochem Performance Chemicals


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11.00am HPHT Session 2Workshop Highlights:• Risk mitigation for HPHT developments• Addressing HPHT field production and flow assurance challenges• Identifying the current practices to deal with major HSE concerns including well control, well integrity• Learning from case studies of drilling, completing, and producing HPHT wells

12.15pm End of Workshop A

Workshop B: Asset Integrity Management – Getting the Right Framework

Oil and gas companies face challenges to implement asset integrity management for new developments and existing aged infrastructure.In some of Asia’s regions, mature assets are now more than 40 years in operation and there are many new development projects planned and being implemented. The role of asset integrity has never been more critical to the global oil and gas business. Not only can a well-managed asset integrity framework help operators identify and reduce safety risks before they escalate, but focusing on asset integrity can also play a major role in both achieving operational excellence and extending the life of ageing assets.

This workshop aims to explore asset integrity management taking a wider view beyond inspection, maintenance, and repair activities and consider the concerns of asset integrity risks. New practices, competencies and technology solutions will be highlighted to meet the challenges of future projects and operations.

About the Workshop Leader:

Helge has more than 18 years of engineering experience and is currently employed as Technical Manager for the Marine and

Offshore Centre South-East-Asia by Bureau Veritas Australia. After graduating as mechanical engineer form the Technical University of Berlin, he worked for 13 years as noise and vibration engineer for the automotive industry in Germany and the United States. When he moved to Australia in 2008 he got involved in asset integrity and reliability work for the Oil & Gas Industry. Over his career he gained advanced knowledge in areas like; Reliability, Availability and Maintainability (RAM) Analysis, Compressor and Pump Pulsation, Durability and Fatigue Analysis and Validation, Asset Integrity Management, Noise and Vibration Harshness (NVH), Multichannel Data Acquisition and Analysis and Road-Load Simulators and Reliability Analysis.

Who should attend:

Oil and gas professionals who are involved in various disciplines such as:• Facilities/asset integrity management• Reliability Engineering Management• Operations and Maintenance Engineering• Project Management• Maintenance Planning, Process Safety, HSE• Facility Design and Process Engineering• Inspection and Condition Monitoring Engineering

9.00am Registration

9.20am Workshop Leader Opening RemarksHelge Lawrenz, Technical Manager, Bureau Veritas Australia Marine & Offshore Division

9.30am Asset Integrity Session 1Workshop Highlights:• Introduction into Asset Integrity Management; A framework to maximize the return on assets, whilst maintaining stakeholder value and minimising business risks associated with accidents and loss of production.• Reviewing risks and common problems with Asset Integrity; Identifying the integrity-critical plant elements and their modes of failure.• Advantages of Asset Optimisation; Process optimisation while troubleshooting integrity problems.

Speakers: Helge Lawrenz, Technical Manager, Bureau Veritas Australia Marine & Offshore DivisionMichael Surkein, Senior Consultant, Materials Selection and Corrosion Control Group, ExxonMobil


11.00am Asset Integrity Session 2Workshop Highlights:• Safety case and Asset Integrity management; How do they interrelate?• Offshore Asset Reliability and Inspection; Tools to determine and extend the Assets Service Life by defining performance standards, developing strategies for operation inspection, maintenance and audits.

Speakers: Jerome Floury, Senior Offshore Project Engineer, Bureau Veritas Adam Perdana, AIM Manager, Bureau Veritas

12.00pm Asset Integrity Session 3Workshop Highlights:• Materials engineering fundamentals of structural integrity assessment: material structure and deformation response, mechanics of damage and failure, approaches to design and safe life prediction• Materials engineering fundamentals of joining and welding: methods and processes, microstructure and properties• Materials engineering fundamentals of residual stresses and their effects on structural integrity: origins, nature, control, measurement, predictive modelling and incorporation in codes for engineering critical assessment

Guest Speaker: Alexander Korsunsky, Professor of Engineering Science, University of Oxford

12.30pm End of Workshop B

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Launch of OGmTech2014Making its debut at OSEA2014, OGmTech2014 is a value-added platform as it gathers the latest high-end precision engineering technologies and capabilities designed specifically for the oil & gas industry. It is a one-stop venue for trade professionals to source for the solutions needed to meet the stringent production requirements of the oil & gas industry. Find out how manufacturing productivity can be raised amidst increasingly challenging environments faced in exploring and developing new energy resources. More information on OGmTech2014 is available at www.ogmtech.com.

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Extensive product / technology showcaseEstablished as the region’s most important Oil & Gas event, visitors will be spoilt for choice with the comprehensive exhibits from - Engineering, Fabrication, Construction & Contracting, Health, Safety & Environment, Instrumentation & Control Technology, Marine Equipment & Services, Pipeline Products & Services and many more!

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Full Passport (4-Day)Full OSEA Passport (Access to ALL 10 Tracks & 2 Workshops)

3-Day PassportsOffshore Oil & Gas Production and Technology Passport (3-Day)*Maximising the Recovery Factor from Your Oilfields (Day 1)*Shaping the New Era of Deepwater through Game Changing Technologies (Day 2)

*Sourcing for New Oil and Gas Reserve for Asia Market (Day 3) OR *Offshore Platforms and Vessels – Unlocking the New Opportunities in Offshore Market (Day 3)

Natural Gas & LNG Passport (3-Day)*Will Change Come in the Asian LNG Market? (Day 1)*New Frontiers for Gas – Shale and FLNG (Day 2)

*Sourcing for New Oil and Gas Reserve for Asia Market (Day 3) OR *Offshore Platforms and Vessels – Unlocking the New Opportunities in Offshore Market (Day 3)

Technical Session Passport (3-Day)*Session 1: Drilling and Completions (Day 1)*Session 2: Asset Integrity – The Key to Reduce HSE Risk (Day 2)*Session 3: Offshore Pipelines and Flow Assurance (Day 3)

1-Day Conference TrackMaximising the Recovery Factor from Your Oilfields (2 Dec)Will Change Come in the Asian LNG Market? (2 Dec)Session 1: Drilling and Completions (2 Dec)Shaping the New Era of Deepwater through Game Changing Technologies (3 Dec)New Frontiers for Gas – Shale and FLNG (3 Dec)The Need for Digital Oilfield (3 Dec)Session 2: Asset Integrity – The Key to Reduce HSE Risk (3 Dec)Sourcing for New Oil and Gas Reserve for Asia Market (4 Dec)Offshore Platforms and Vessels – Unlocking the New Opportunities in Offshore Market (4 Dec)Session 3: Offshore Pipelines and Flow Assurance (4 Dec)

WorkshopWorkshop A: Best Practices in High Pressure High Temperature (HPHT) Drilling & Well Design (5 Dec)Workshop B: Asset Integrity Management – Getting the Right Framework (5 Dec)

BUSINESS NATURE [PLEASE TICK THE MOST APPROPRIATE OPTION]

Approval / Testing / Inspection / Repair Services Ship Chandler / Management / Operator / Owner Construction / Contracting / Engineering / Procurement Services (EPC) Processing / Refinery (Oil / LNG / Gas / Petrochemical) Consultancy (Oil / Gas / Maritime) Pipeline Operation Distributor / Wholesaler / Importer / Agent / Dealer / Reseller Rig Fabrication / Shipbuilding / Ship Repair Oil Company (IOC / NOC / Independent) Rigs Design Geological / Seismic Services Drilling Rigs Contractors Others:________________

SUBSTITUTIONS / CANCELLATIONSSubstitutions or cancellations should be made in writing before 7 Nov 2014. Refunds will be subjected to an administrative charge to be borne by the registrant. Bank charges that occur will also have to be borne by the registrant. No refunds will be provided for cancellation or no-show after 7 Nov 2014.

HOW TO REGISTER?Website: www.osea-asia.com ORFax: +65 6233 6633 OREmail: [email protected]

(Please use only ONE method to register to avoid duplicate charges)

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Registration FeesThe fees entitle you access to the registered track (s), lunches,

proceedings, refreshment & OSEA2014 exhibition.

Early Bird Rate(Register & pay by 24 Oct 2014)

Regular Rate(Register & pay by 28 Nov 2014)

Onsite Rate(29 Nov – 5 Dec 2014)

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LocalDelegate*

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OverseasDelegate

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LocalDelegate*

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(SGD)Full OSEA Passport (4-Day)Access to ALL 10 Tracks & 2 Workshops

$2,000.00 $2,461.00 $2,400.00 $2,568.00 $2,600.00 $2,782.00

Offshore Oil & Gas Production and Technology Passport (3-Day)* Maximising the Recovery Factor from Your Oilfields (Day 1)* Shaping the New Era of Deepwater through Game Changing Technologies (Day 2)* Sourcing for New Oil and Gas Reserve for Asia Market OR * Offshore Platforms and Vessels – Unlocking the New Opportunities in Offshore Market (Day 3)

$1,500.00 $1,605.00 $1,700.00 $1,819.00 $1,850.00 $1,979.50

Natural Gas & LNG Passport (3-Day)*Will Change Come in the Asian LNG Market? (Day 1)*New Frontiers for Gas – Shale and FLNG (Day 2)*Sourcing for New Oil and Gas Reserve for Asia Market OR *Offshore Platforms and Vessels – Unlocking the New Opportunities in Offshore Market (Day 3)

$1,500.00 $1,605.00 $1,700.00 $1,819.00 $1,850.00 $1,979.50

Technical Session Passport (3-Day)*Session 1: Drilling and Completions (Day 1)*Session 2: Asset Integrity - The Key to Reduce HSE Risk (Day 2)*Session 3: Offshore Pipelines and Flow Assurance (Day 3)

$1,500.00 $1,605.00 $1,700.00 $1,819.00 $1,850.00 $1,979.50

The Need for Digital Oilfield (1-Day Track) $680.00 $727.60 $780.00 $834.60 $880.00 $941.601-Day Track $680.00 $727.60 $780.00 $834.60 $880.00 $941.60Half-Day Workshop* Best Practices in High Pressure High Temperature (HPHT) Drilling & Well Design (Day 4) OR* Asset Integrity Management – Getting the Right Framework (Day 4)

$350.00 $374.50 $380.00 $406.60 $450.00 $481.50

Morning Plenary (2 - 4 Dec) Open to all Conference Delegates

WHICH TICKET WOULD YOU LIKE TO PURCHASE?

* A 7% Goods & Services Tax (GST) is applicable to all companies in Singapore

Please DO NOT send in your registration form after 28 Nov 2014. Instead, please register on-site at the OSEA2014 International Conference Registration counter at Marina Bay Sands, Level 3 Foyer. For questions regarding registration, please call Elaine Dang at +65 6233 6627 or email at [email protected].

DELEGATE’S DETAILS [Please make copies of this form to register additional delegates]

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Discounts - NOT Applicable to PassportsDiscounts are not cumulative. Only one discount will be applicable at any one time.

10% discount to to OSEA2014 Exhibitors Name of Exhibiting Company :

15% discount to OSEA2014 Supporting Organisations Name of Supporting Organisation :

15% discount for registering for 3 or more sessions 20% discount to groups of 4 or above registering from the same organisation. Delegates must

register as a group.

Mode of PaymentPlease indicate clearly on your cheque / bank draft / telegraphic transfer the event your payment is for. All bank charges and returned cheque charges must be borne by the delegate.

Bank draft/ cheque (drawn on a Singapore bank account) in SINGAPORE DOLLARS only madepayable to “Singapore Exhibition Services Pte Ltd”Please send it to:Singapore Exhibition Services Pte LtdNo. 1 Jalan Kilang Timor, #09-02 Pacific Tech Centre, Singapore 159303

Payment to be made to Singapore Exhibition Services Pte Ltd. Please fax payment advice to +65 6233 6633. SGD40 should be added to the total fees to cover bank charges. All bank telegraphic transfers must reach SES by 28 Nov 2014 for your seat to be confirmed.Account Name: Singapore Exhibition Services Pte LtdAccount Number: 01-060-2565-1Bank Name: Standard Chartered Bank (Singapore) LimitedBank Address: Battery Road Branch, 6 Battery Road, #01-01 Singapore 049909Swift Add: SCBLSG22XXX

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