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Energy Reforms

Government Updates

International Case Studies

Investment Opportunities

Local Content

Latest Technology

Project Financing

Licensing Rounds

Oil and Gas Security

TOPICS CoveredSOME OF OUR TOP-LEVEL SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

The Leading Oil & Gas Conference in the RegionDiscuss the latest developments and opportunities in the fast evolving East African energy market

March 28th & 29th 2016

Hyatt Regency Hotel, Dar es Salaam

Organised by:

Our recent sponsors include:

PETER CLUTTERbUCK, Managing Director, Horizon Petroleum Limited

DR. HUSSEIN ALI AHMED, Managing Director, Somali Petroleum CorPoration

bERNARD bIzIMANA, Technical Advisor in the General Directorate of Geology and Mines, miniStry of energy and mineS, Burundi

DR. OSMAN HERSI, Chief Geologist and Adviser to the PPMA, Puntland Petroleum and mineralS agenCy

SILVESTER KASUKU, Director General/ CEO, laPSSet Corridor develoPment authority, Kenya

DR. JULIUS NINGU, Director of Environment Division, offiCe of the viCe PreSident, tanzania

DON RIAROH, Operations Director, Bahari reSourCeS, ComoroS

TAyLOR RUGGLES, Regional Energy Counsellor for Africa, u.S. dePartment of State

DAVID COwAN, Chief Economist for Africa, CitigrouP

JIM bAbAN, Managing Director, heritage oil

ROb wILLINGS, Director, lime roCK PartnerS

TEl +44 (0)207 127 4501 FAx +44 (0)207 127 4503 EmAil [email protected]

ERNEST RUbONDO, Acting Director of Petroleum, direCtorate for energy & mineralS, uganda

ANNE KAbUGI, Senior Public Affairs Advisor, tullow Kenya

OSCAR KANG'ORO, Head of Oil and Gas East Africa, Standard BanK

ANDREA MARIO DALL’OLIO, Lead Economist, world BanK, tanzania

PETER bALLINGER, Managing Director for Africa, u.S. overSeaS Private inveStment CorPoration (oPiC)

NATALIyA KULICHENKO, Senior Energy Specialist, world BanK, tanzania

PLUS MANy MORE TO bE ANNOUNCED

SOME OF OUR TOP-LEVEL SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

let us know which companies you would like to meet

and we will do our best to bring them to the event to

introduce them to you

(this service is provided to sponsors and exhibitors only)

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Mozamb

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Government

National Oil Companies

International Oil Companies

Technology Providers

Service Companies

Investment Banks

Global Energy Experts

and many more..

Ministers

Director Generals

Chief Executive Officers

Country Managers

Drilling Managers

Exploration Managers

Senior Geologists

Project Managers

Types of Organisations You Will meet: Job Titles:

Mozambique

Kenya

Uganda

Tanzania

South Sudan

Somalia

A Special Focus on:

As oil prices have fallen, concern has grown over the continued surge of operating costs. Areas

within the region deemed high risk, in either environmental or political terms, have made a

number of investors wary. Nevertheless, interest in East Africa’s potential remains and many

governments across the region have taken significant steps to stabilise economies and encourage

large-scale foreign investment.

The 5th East Africa Oil & Gas Summit will consider the industry’s most topical issues through extensive

presentations and in-depth panel discussions, examining areas such as the region’s latest licensing rounds,

offshore security, transparency and accountability, operating efficiency and local content. The two day event

also comprises a two day exhibition where the world’s leading companies meet to engage their key audience

and showcase the latest in cutting-edge technology, together with extensive networking opportunities for the

sector’s leading players to establish valuable business connections with government representatives, local

and international operators, and solutions and technology providers.

Welcome

Taking place at the 5 star Hyatt Regency Hotel in Dar es Salaam

Representation from Ministries of Energy from across the region

Unprecedented networking opportunities with key decision makers from across East Africa and internationally

The most comprehensive 2 day programme

25+ Booth exhibition space showcasing the latest in oil & gas technology and services

Attended by 250+ industry leaders

Business match making services

Event highlights

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08.30 Registration & Coffee

09.00 Welcome Plenary Session and Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

09.20 East Africa – Regional Trends & Challenges• Road mapping the next major oil & gas discoveries• Deepwater exploration• Recent field developments

09.55 ministerial Panel Discussion: Establishing international Partnerships

• International joint partnerships and the latest investment opportunities

• Attracting international investment• Potential reserves of frontier

East African producers• Where should investors look to for future gains?• Growing pressure for improved transparency and

accountability in all quarters. What is being done?

10.55 Networking Break

11.15 Somali Oil and Gas Potential• Somali Geological Data• Somali Petroleum Policy• Discussion with prior holders• Review of Somali Production Sharing Agreement

Dr. Hussein Ahmed, Managing Director, Somali Petroleum

11.50 Status of the Research on Oil Potential in Burundi

Bernard Bizimana, Technical Advisor in the General Directorate of Geology and Mines, Ministry of Energy and Mines Burundi

12.25 East Africa Challenges and Solutions During low Oil Prices

Peter Clutterbuck, CEO, Horizon Petroleum

13.00 lunch

March 28th

Day One | Regional Overview

14.00 investing in the Next Generation of leaders• Recognising the people challenge

in a growth market• Creating a stable environment for

operators and contractors• Developing the local skills base• International partnerships and international

scholarship programmes

14.35 Panel Discussion: Exploiting Reserves in Remote and Environmentally Sensitive Areas

• Keeping costs low• The complexity of development

versus cost efficiency• Protecting the Community• Company brand management

Anne Kabugi, Senior Public Affairs Advisor, Tullow Kenya

Dr. Julius Ningu, Director of Environment Division, Office of the Vice President, Tanzania


15.45 Developing Regional infrastructure – The Kenya-Uganda Pipeline Extension

• Becoming the key East African oil & gas hub. Current progress

Silvester Kasuku, Director General/ CEO, LAPSSET Corridor Development Authority, Kenya

16.25 Panel Discussion: Current Political and Economic Trends across East Africa

• The Impact of Current Oil Market Prices on the Region

• Evaluating the region’s outlook to 2020 - A financial and political perspective

David Cowan, Chief Economist for Africa, Citigroup

Rob Willings, Director, Lime Rock Partners

17.00 Chairperson’s Remarks

17.15 Close of Conference

Followed by the Complimentary Industry Networking Party – ‘Drinks, canapés, live entertainment and networking with industry peers’.

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08.30 Registration & Coffee

09.15 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

09.30 An Update from the Petroleum Exploration and Production Department (PEPD) – Uganda

• An in-depth analysis of the first round of licensing results

• Current guidelines – National Oil & Gas Policy for Uganda and the Petroleum Act 2013. What do operators need to know?

• Resource and risk assessment results • Opportunities for investment and development

10.05 Hydrocarbon Potential of Puntland and Update on Current Exploration Status - Puntland Petroleum and mineral Agency

Dr. Osman Hersi, Chief Geologist and Adviser to the PPMA, Puntland Petroleum and Minerals Agency

10.40 Commercial Viability of Ethiopia’s Hydrocarbon Reserves

• Oil rights. Understanding current sector rules and regulations

• Steps being taken to encourage significant foreign investment in key sectors – adoption of PSAs as a basis for international engagement. A look at Ethiopia’s economic landscape

March 29th

Day Two | E&P Project Updates

11.15 Overview of Bahari Resource's Current Operations

Don Riaroh, Operations Director, Bahari Resources, Comoros

11.50 Somalia: New Exploration Activity• Breakdown of E& P activities

taking place in Somalia• Reserves, forecasts and analysis• The latest 2D seismic data and what

this means for the region• Understanding the relationship between Somalia’s

member states and its Federal Government. An examination of the impact this will have on PSAs

12.25 Panel Discussion: major Oil & Gas Operators• Update on the leading projects across East Africa• Challenges in developing the offshore

gas discoveries in East Africa• Current technology shortfalls• How to encourage large-scale

investment and long-term profit

Jim Baban, Managing Director, Heritage Oil TanzaniaPeter Clutterbuck, CEO, Horizon Petroleum

Dr. Hussein Ahmed, Managing Director, Somali Petroleum

13.00 lunch

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14.00 Regeneration of Somalia’s Oil industry – Somalia, Open for Business

• Somalia’s 5 year plan• Clarifying legal and constitutional

conditions in Somalia• Reactivating dormant contracts in Somalia• Somalia’s plans to develop national infrastructure

– Mogadishu port developments• Current security challenges – conducting

offshore operations safely and securely

14.35 Panel Discussion: Risk mitigation in Oil & Gas Operations in East Africa

Peter Ballinger, Managing Director for Africa, U.S. Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC)


15.55 South Sudan – Unfounded Optimism?• Access to Port Sudan export terminal

and its impact on costs• What does continued volatility in South Sudan

- Sudan relations mean for the investor?• Will production resume from shut-in blocks?

16.30 Uganda’s Elections• What does Uganda’s elections mean

for its Oil & Gas industry?• Did red tape and bureaucracy lead to a past

failure to commercialise? Is this still the case?

17.05 Chairman’s Final Remarks


DAY TWO DAY TWOSTREAM A: Security & Risk Management STREAM B: Local Content & Fiscal Regimes

14.00 local Content Demands in Tanzania’s Oil & Gas sector

• Roles & responsibilities of foreign oil companies in Tanzania

• The World Bank’s campaign• What foreign companies need to know

Andrea mario Dall’Olio, Lead Economist, World Bank, Tanzania

14.35 Winning Public Social licence

Anne Kabugi, Senior Public Affairs Advisor, Tullow Kenya

15.00 Current Financial Outlook across East Africa• Areas of growth and opportunities for development• Regions and sectors requiring further investment• How to win such investment

Oscar Kang'oro, Head of Oil and Gas East Africa, Standard Bank


15.50 Panel Discussion: Developing Competitive Fiscal Terms and a Tough Petroleum legal Structure

• Fiscal Legislation in Mozambique• IPP payment options and VAT• Tax benefits on import duties

16.50 Chairman’s Final Remarks


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