the 3rd Annual World Shale Conference & Exhibition

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The Premier Meeting Place for theWorld’s Shale Oil & Gas Industry

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18 - 21 SEPTEMBER 2012GEORGE R. BROWN CONVENTION CENTER | HOUSTON | TEXAS | USA

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Increased focus on

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The Must Attend Shale Oil & Gas Event

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3 - 5 November 2010 | Dallas-Fort Worth, USA

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The CWC Group, International Gas Union and American Gas Association are delighted to invite you to participate in the 3rd Annual World Shale Conference & Exhibition, which will be held in Houston, Texas on the 18 - 21 September 2012.

Bringing together senior level decision makers from across the value chain, World Shale is the must attend event for the North American and international shale oil and gas industry.

Why Participate?

World Shale 2012Event Overview

1 Day Interactive Workshops18 September

3 Day Conference19 - 21 September

3 Day Exhibition19 - 21 September (Open to Industry Professionals)

Extended 3 Day Technical Forum19 - 21 September

Evening Drinks Reception20 September

Annual World Shale Awards Ceremony & Gala Dinner19 September

Hosted by

Led By the Industry for the Industry

New for 2012

• Meet investors and financiers looking for opportunities in the shale industry in North America and internationally

• Uncover the latest investment opportunities in shale globally and meet the international resource holders

• Build partnerships with IOCs, NOCs, and major service providers in the industry

• Discover the potential for international knowledge and technology transfer

• Showcase your company as a leader in shale technology and services to the major players from around the world

Increased focus on shale oil and liquids rich plays in line with industry developments

Participation from key players in the North American and international upstream, midstream, and downstream sectors

Extended World Shale Technical Forum looking at opportunities and challenges throughout the shale cycle

“Best in the industry. All CWC events are first-rate”Rick Smead, Director, Navigant

“Now expanded to cover both shale oil and gas, the World Shale conference is a great chance for all of the key

players and stakeholders to come together, not only to keep up to date on shale developments around the globe

but also to form new partnerships and share experiences.”

Torstein Indrebø, Secretary General, International Gas Union

New

for 2012

Increased focus on

shale oil and liquids rich plays

The Premier World Shale Oil & Gas Industry Event


www.world-shale.com

Angola • Argentina • Australia • Belgium • Brazil • Canada • China • Colombia • Egypt • France • Germany • Italy • Japan • Kuwait • Netherlands • New Zealand

Norway • Pakistan • Poland • Russia • Saudi Arabia • South Africa • South Korea

Network With Senior Industry Leaders from over 30 Countries and uncover the Opportunities in the Shale Oil & Gas Industry

Welcoming Over500 Industry leaders

From Over 30 countries

Delegates by Job Title

CEO/President /Chairman/MD

Head/Director/VP of Upstream/E&P/Unconventional

Head/Manager of Business Development

Geologist/Technology/Engineer

Lawyer/Consultant

Others

31%

8%

15%25%

12%

8%Explore

the opportunitiesfor investment inLatin America’s

unconventional oiland gas projects

and meet thekey players

Driveinvestment into

European shale projects

Discoverhow the shift in

focus from gas to liquids is impacting

the industry in North America

“Very worthwhile and timely;excellent choice of topics and speakers”

Easton Wren, V.P Exploration and Director,Americas Petrogas Inc.

Uncoverthe investment

opportunities and identify new partners

and clients across the shale oil and gas value chain

in North AmericaCapitalize

on the opportunities for gas monetization

through GTL, petrochemicals,

utilities andLNG


The Premier World Shale Oil & Gas Industry Event

For more information contact Robert Beckmann on +44 20 7978 0025 or [email protected]

Angola • Argentina • Australia • Belgium • Brazil • Canada • China • Colombia • Egypt • France • Germany • Italy • Japan • Kuwait • Netherlands • New Zealand

• Spain • Switzerland • Thailand • UK • Ukraine • United States of America

Network With Senior Industry Leaders from over 30 Countries and uncover the Opportunities in the Shale Oil & Gas Industry

Stayabreast of

regulatory developmentsworld-wide to

identify the mostfavourable business

environments

Uncoverthe prospects and drivers for shale development in

APAC

Gainfirst mover-advantageby hearing the latest updates on shale

potential in MENAand network withpotential partners

“Excellent, powerful networking”Orlando Francisquelo, Director, Emerson Process

Investigatethe opportunities to form partnerships in upstream

shale projects across the Asia region to

maximize knowledge and technology

transfer

Meetinvestors from

Asia and keep up todate on supply anddemand forecasts inthis fast growing

market


Masamutsu ShinozakiCEO & President

Mitsui E&P USA LLC

Tim WilliamsVice President- Upstreamand Feedstock AcquisitionMethanex Corporation

David CarrollVice President International

Gas Union

J Michael YeagerChief Executive

BHP Billiton Petroleum

Ibu Evita LebowoDirector General

Directorate General of Oil and Gas, Ministry of Energy and

Mineral Resources, Indonesia

Steven MuellerPresident &

Chief Executive OfficerSouthwestern Energy

AmbassadorRichard Jones

Deputy Executive DirectorInternational Energy Agency

Eduardo Camero GodínezDirector General of Exploration

and Exploitation of HydrocarbonsSecretaría de Energía,

Mexico

Distinguished Speakers Include

Peter ClutterbuckCEO

3Legs Resources

Michelle Michot-FossChief Energy Economist, Bureau of Economic

Geology, University of Texas at Austin

Jeff WrightDirector, Office ofEnergy Projects

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

Nicolas Mallo HuergoNon-Executive Director

Andes Energia

Professor Liu XiaoliDeputy Director of Center for Energy Economics and

Development StrategyEnergy Research Institute of National Development and Reform Commission,

China

Duaine PriestleyPrincipal

Priestley International Consultingand Queensland Government

LNG Senior AdvisorQueensland Trade and Investment

Hugh TuckerPartner and Head of Oil &

Gas PracticeBaker Botts LLP

Pan JipingDirector of Oil & Gas Resources

Centre for Strategic StudiesNational Ministry of Land

& Resources, China*

* Denotes subject to final confirmation

David PorterRailroad Commissioner

Railroad Commission of Texas

Dr Ramon Alvarez Senior Scientist

Environmental Defense Fund

Professor Kenneth B. Medlock III

James A. Baker, III, and Susan G. Baker Fellow in Energy and

Resource EconomicsJames A Baker III Institute for Public Policy, Rice University

David WochnerCounsel

Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP

Dr Vladimir MordkovichChief Technology Officer

Infra Technology

Barclay HambrookCEO

Americas Petrogas

Davis ThamesPresident

Cheniere Marketing LLC

Gregg Kantor Second Vice Chairman

American Gas Association

Saleh M SalehChief Explorationist, Unconventional Gas Exploration Division

Saudi Aramco

For Speaker updates visit www.world-shale.com

Bringing Together theShale Oil & Gas Value Chain

The Industry Acclaimed Global


Register online at www.world-shale.com

Shale Networking Forum


Netw

orkingFunctions

“Good learning experience, excellent networking”

Ram Rammathon, Strategy Consultant, Saudi Aramco

19 - 21 September

Coffee Breaks & Lunches

Extended coffee breaks and lunches across the event program give you the perfect opportunity to meet fellow participants and expand your business network.

20 September

Evening Drinks Receptionin the Exhibition Hall

Take advantage of this opportunity to relax, network, and explore the exhibition at the informal drinks reception.

Maximize your involvement!Contact Robert Beckmann on +44 20 7978 0025 or [email protected]

19 September

Gala Dinner &World Shale Awards Ceremony

Join us for the World Shale 2012 Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony to celebrate industry achievements from around the world over the past year.

Hosted by


“I was very pleased with the content and speakers at the water management workshop. Based on this workshop, I plan to attend future World Shale Gas conferences”Paul Horbaly, Business Development, AT&F Advanced Metal

www.world-shale.com


For speaker enquiries contact Robert Beckmann on +44 20 7978 0025 or [email protected]

Workshops

Dynamic Workshops18 September 2012

Workshop A:Environmental and Regulatory Issues in Shale Gas & Oil

Led by Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP, the Environmental andRegulatory Issues in Shale Gas & Oil workshop will delve into andaddress the challenges surrounding:

Workshop B:Water Management in Shale Oil & Gas Projects

Water Management in Shale Oil & Gas Projects will explore the challenges and opportunities in developing robust strategies and best practices in water management in shale oil and gas projects. This interactive workshop will give insights into:

• Addressing the key environmental risks-real and perceived-associated with shale production, including:

» Water issues: Usage, treatment, disposal

» Seismic activity and the shale industry

» Aquifer contamination

• Analyzing government approaches to handling environmental concerns internationally

• Working with local communities and governments to raise awareness about shale production

• Engaging key stakeholders to minimise disruptions

• Litigation update

• Assessing the best practices to optimize your water management strategy

• Identifying the most appropriate type of water and overcoming sourcing issues

• Exploring solutions to mitigate costly transport challenges

• Uncovering the latest technologies and methods for flowback and produced water treatment and re-use

• Understanding and mitigating the risks of induced seismicity in shale production

• Evaluating the most cost-effective and environmentally friendly methods for waste-water disposal

David WochnerCounselSutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP

Brent HalldorsonChief Operating Officer Aqua-Pure / Fountain Quail

Teri DonaldsonPartnerSutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP

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Conference Day 119 September 2012

8:00am Registration and Welcome Coffee

8:30am Chair’s Opening Remarks

Welcome Remarks

David Carroll Vice President International Gas Union

Gregg Kantor Second Vice Chairman American Gas Association

Questions & Answers

Lessons Learned in the Shale Gas Industry and Assessing the Shift to Shale Oil

• What key lessons have been learned during the shale gas boom and how can they be implemented as operating strategies moving forward?

• Identifying best practices in shale production that can be applied globally

• What impact has the US shale revolution had on global markets?

• Evaluating and overcoming key operating challenges in US shale production

J Michael Yeager Chief Executive BHP Billiton Petroleum

Steven Mueller President & Chief Executive Officer Southwestern Energy

Questions & Answers

10:15am Exhibition Opening and Tour Led by

10:30am Networking Coffee Break

• Low gas prices and high oil prices - have we entered the shale oil boom?

• Exploring opportunities for shale oil development globally

• How are service companies coping with the high demand for personnel and equipment for shale and tight oil projects?

• What impact will the boost in oil production in the US have on the international oil markets?

• How do major investors view the future of shale gas in the US?

Session Chair Michelle Michot-Foss Chief Energy Economist Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas at Austin

Hugh Tucker Partner and Head of Oil & Gas Practice Baker Botts LLP

Questions & Answers

12:10pm Developing Mexico’s vast shale resources Eduardo Camero Godínez Director General of Exploration and Exploitation of Hydrocarbons Secretaría de Energía, Mexico

12:30pm Networking Lunch

Assessment of Current and Future Trends in the Gas Market: Supply, Demand, and Their Impacts

on Pricing

• Identifying the major gas markets and determining future

demand

• Will there be a US industrial renaissance and how would it impact gas usage?

• What impact would LNG exports from the US have on gas prices domestically, if any?

• What price does the industry need for full development moving forward?

• How much gas is produced along with oil and liquids and what are the opportunities for monetization?

• Developing the necessary pipeline infrastructure to meet demand

OPENING KEYNOTES: Fulfilling the Industry’s Future Potential: Lessons Learned and Best Practices

1.

UPSTREAM SHIFT FROM GAS TOLIQUIDS: The Golden Age of Shale Oil?

2.

PINPOINTING OPPORTUNITIES FOR MONETIZATION: LNG, XTL, Petrochemicals, and Utilities

3.



“The event succeeded in exchanging dialogue on the challenges and opportunities of shale gas, as well as bringing focus to complicated U.S. regulations.”

TJ Paulick, Coordinating Manager- Global Supply, Marathon Oil

ConferenceAgenda


Gregg Kantor Second Vice Chairman American Gas Association

Tim Williams Vice President- Upstream and Feedstock Acquisition Methanex Corporation

Jeff Wright Director, Office of Energy Projects Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

Update on Cheniere’s US LNG Export Plans: Davis Thames President Cheniere Marketing LLC

Questions & Answers

3:00pm Networking Coffee

• How does shale gas fit into the energy mix around the world?

• How do buyers in Asia and Europe view US gas supply and how does it fit into their energy portfolios?

• What opportunities do international markets offer to US suppliers?

• Assessing the lasting impacts of Fukushima on the global gas market

• Is Henry Hub the most relevant price point and how price points developing globally?

• What impact will US LNG exports have on international gas markets?

David Carroll Vice President International Gas Union

Duaine Priestley Principal, Priestley International Consulting, and Queensland Government LNG Senior Advisor, Queensland Trade and Investment

Masamutsu Shinozaki CEO & President Mitsui E&P USA LLC

Questions & Answers

Grab a drink and pull up a chair to establish new relationships and business partnerships at the extended networking round table discussions

6:30pm Pre-Dinner Drinks Reception

7:15pm WORLD SHALE GALA DINNER AND AWARDS CEREMONY

HOSTED BY

EXTENDED NETWORKINGROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

5.

PANEL DISCUSSION: Supply, Demand,and Price Spreads Driving Investment: Evaluating International Price Spreads to Determine the Best Strategies for Your Business

4.



8:15am Morning Networking Coffee


Investing in the Future: Solidifying the Foundations Needed to Drive the Industry

Forward

• What are the infrastructure needs for the shale industry and can they be met?

• Exploring incentives for increasing pipeline capacity to overcome bottlenecks

• Investigating the benefits of GTL as a solution for stranded gas in liquids rich plays

• Examining the potential market impacts of coastwise LNG trade in the US

Dr Vladimir Mordkovich Chief Technology Officer Infra Technology

Questions & Answers

• Identifying the commercial drivers for foreign investment into the US shale oil and gas industry

• How will partnerships between independents, NOCs, and IOCs shape the future of shale development internationally?

• Evaluating the gas buyers’ strategies for investing in upstream shale gas projects

• How can the industry work with governments at the local, state, and federal level to ensure mutually benefit from shale?

Barclay Hambrook CEO Americas Petrogas

Nicolas Mallo Huergo Non-Executive Director Andes Energia Senior representative Bureau of Energy Resources, US Department of State

Questions & Answers

11:15am Networking Coffee

Addressing Key Concerns and Potential Set-Backs to Ensure The Continuity of Shale Growth

• How has the environmental movement evolved in the US and internationally?

• Engaging key stakeholders throughout the value chain to minimize the risks of operational disruption

• Enhancing strategies and technologies for effective water management in shale production

• Evaluating the risks and impacts of greenhouse gas emissions from shale operations

• Identifying best practices in water resource management: Sourcing, treating, and disposal

• Assessing and mitigating the risks of fracking on seismic activity

Dr Ramon Alvarez Senior Scientist Environmental Defense Fund

Professor Liu Xiaoli Deputy Director of Center for Energy Economics and Development Strategy, Energy Research Institute of National Development and Reform Commission, China

Peter Clutterbuck CEO 3Legs Resources

Questions & Answers


MIDSTREAM INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT: Assessing the Challenges and Opportunities to Overcome Constraints

6.

ENVIRONMENTAL AND WATER ISSUES: Furthering Efforts to Best Handle Concerns Among the Public and Stakeholders

8.

INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION: Building Mutually Beneficial Partnerships for Advancing Shale Oil and Gas Development

7.

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“Strong platform with excellent international participation and relevant conversations”Guy Lewis, MD, Gas Technology Institute


ConferenceAgenda

• Assessing the rhetoric and the reality of government support for shale gas production

• Evaluating the US tax regime and its impact on the domestic industry

• How do governments weigh up the costs and benefits of backing the shale industry?

• The role of environmental groups in shaping regulations around the world

• What does the industry need from governments to be able to provide cheap, domestic sources of energy?

• Defining the impact of shale gas on the renewable energy sector: Can they complement each other?

• What strategies can governments employ to help win public opinion for the local shale industry?

Session moderator: David Wochner Counsel Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP

David Porter Railroad Commissioner Railroad Commission of Texas

Pan Jiping Director of Oil & Gas Resources Centre for Strategic Studies National Ministry of Land & Resources, China*

Erik Milito Group Director, Upstream and Industry Operations American Petroleum Institute

Questions & Answers

3:15pm Networking Coffee

FOCUS ON REGULATIONS: Examining the Relative Benefits and Potential Drawbacks of Driving Forward the Shale Oil and Gas Industry

9.

• How large a talent gap is the industry facing and what are its potential impacts?

• What conditions are needed to attract equipment and qualified people to new regions?

• The role of the shale revolution in creating jobs and wealth in the US

• Forming partnerships between industry and universities to bring in fresh talent

Thomas B Murphy Extension Educator and Co-Director Penn State Marcellus Center for Outreach and Research*

Questions & Answers

5:00pm Close of Conference Day Two

RESOURCING THE SHALE INDUSTRY: Filling the Talent and Equipment Gaps

10.

5:15pm INFORMAL NETWORKING DRINKS RECEPTION

* Denotes subject to final confirmation

For speaker updates visitwww.world-shale.com





ConferenceAgenda


9:00am Morning Coffee


Morning Keynote: Ambassador Richard Jones Deputy Executive Director International Energy Agency

Questions & Answers

The Global Revolution? Identifying Opportunities and Overcoming Challenges to Develop Shale

Around the World

• Where are the most promising new opportunities for shale development?

• Strategy for unconventional gas exploration in Saudi Arabia

• What does the future hold for shale gas exploration and production in the US?

• Assessing political risk in areas with little to no experience with the oil and gas industry

• Building sustainable business models to ensure a lasting future for shale

• Which areas to financiers see as the most (and least) promising for shale development?

Ibu Evita Lebowo Director General Directorate General of Oil and Gas, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Indonesia

Saleh M Saleh Chief Explorationist, Unconventional Gas Exploration Division, Saudi Aramco

Senior Representative CNPC

Questions & Answers

10:45am Networking Coffee

PINPOINTING NEW INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR SHALE OIL AND GAS WORLD-WIDE

11.

INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER: Maximizing the Potential of the Shale Oil and Gas Industry Internationally

12.

• What role will the pioneers of the US shale industry play in developing shale internationally?

• Technology and knowledge transfer from the US: Can US expertise be applied elsewhere?

• Identifying the most efficient and effective technologies for developing new shale plays

• Commercialization of new technologies to drive down costs of production internationally

Questions & Answers

• Will the shale revolution be confined to the US?

• What regulatory structures need to be in place to attract investment into new shale projects?

• How do different geological factors impact the industry’s ability to develop shale in a cost-effective manner?

• What technological advancements will be needed to push the industry forward in China? Argentina?

Session Chair: Senior Representative Americas Petrogas Inc

Professor Kenneth B. Medlock III James A. Baker, III, and Susan G. Baker Fellow in Energy and Resource Economics James A Baker III Institute for Public Policy, Rice University

Questions & Answers

1:15pm Close of World Shale 2012 Conference


PANEL DISCUSSION: Can the US Shale Revolution Be Replicated Elsewhere?

13.

For speakerupdates visit

www.world-shale.com


Where Partnerships Are Formed, Deals Are Done

The World Shale Exhibition 19 - 21 September 2012

Is unlike any other exhibition focused on shale oil & gas - showcase your company and latest technologies on an international platform, whilst networking with local and global experts all under one roof.

Why Exhibit at World Shale?

Showcase new investment opportunities

Highlight best practices

Unique platform to see and demonstrate new technologies and strategies

Meet decision makers from across the value chain

The World Shale Exhibition Floor Plan Open to industry professionals

To book yourexhibition booth

contact

Adam Edwards

on +44 20 7978 0060 or

[email protected]

www.world-shale.com


World ShaleTechnical Forum19 - 21 September 2012

The World Shale Technical Forum will run concurrently with the main conference and be held within the exhibition hall. The Forum provides a unique platform for exploring new technologies and processes and assessing best practices to increase efficiency and drive down costs.

The Forum will cover issues including:

Geology & geophysics

Reservoir characterization

Sweet spot identification

New methods and technologies in drilling

New technologies in fracturing and stimulation

Water management

Gas processing

Minimizing environmental impacts in all areas of shale production

Speakers will include:

Schlumberger

Ingrain

Ecologix Environmental Systems

Tyco Flow Control

Merrick

For further information visitwww.world-shale.com

And New Technologies Are ShowcasedExhibition &

Technical Forum

The World Shale Exhibition Floor Plan Open to industry professionals

For more information contact Adam Edwards on +44 20 7978 0060 or [email protected]

“We are pleased to have received such a prestigious accolade and it is great recognition from our industry peers for the work that we are doing.”

Peter Clutterbuck, CEO, 3Legs Resources

www.world-shale.com

Winner of International Pioneer 2011:3Legs Resources

Winner of Community Engagement Leader 2011:Talisman Energy

Winner of Technological Innovator 2011:GasFrac Energy Services

World Shale 2011 Awards Winners

To send your nominations visit www.world-shale.com

World Shale 2012 Awards Ceremony & Gala Dinner

19 September 2012

Hosted by

Celebrating innovation and achievements in the industry

These prestigious awards are a chance for companies to gain international recognition from their peers for their efforts in

developing shale oil and gas world-wide.

Members of the industry are invited to propose one companyfor each of the following three categories:

Technological InnovatorRecognizing the company making the most significant progress in shale gas/oil development outside of North America

International PioneerRecognizing the technological breakthrough of the year in shale gas/oil exploration and production

Community Engagement LeaderRecognizing the best example of leadership in a community context by any company involved in the shale gas/oil production value chain

World Shale

Aw

ards 2012

Nominations are welcome from any partof the shale oil and gas supply chain.

The deadline for submission is 16 August 2012


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