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EAOGS 2014 POST EVENT REPORT

The 3rd

East Africa Oil and Gas Summit (EAOGS) is now firmly established as the largest conference and exhibition for the region,

this year we welcomed over 450 delegates from 380 regional and international companies. The conference programme looked at

major commercial opportunities throughout the region and featured a high profile speaker line up of government and industry

speakers. This year’s exhibition saw over 2340 visitors attend to find out more about the very latest products and services.

EVENT SUMMARY

Name: East Africa Oil and Gas Summit 2014 (EAOGS)

Dates: 15 – 17 October 2014

Venue: KICC, Nairobi, Kenya

Hosted by: The Ministry of Energy, Kenya and Global Event Partners

Gold Sponsors:

Silver Sponsors:

Bronze Sponsors:

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Breakfast Sponsor Day One: CfC Stanbic Bank

Lunch Sponsor Day One: Africa Oil Corporation

Breakfast Sponsor Day Two: Zakhem

Programme – Day One

Ministerial Addresses

East Africa Oil & Gas Summit: Latest exploration updates

What are the expectations for both the State and the international exploration companies for their activities in East Africa?

Does East Africa continue to be an attractive exploration destination for new entry companies?

East Africa Oil & Gas Summit: Moving towards production

Kenya and Uganda are set to be the first countries in East Africa to export oil with current estimates that this could happen

as early as 2016/17. This session will look at all the challenges that need to be overcome as the East Africa region becomes

the world’s next great oil producing region.

The devolution system and its role in the Kenyan Energy Sector

The interaction between the National Oil Companies and the Independents

Government road map to production

Development plans

Best practise – case studies

East Africa Oil & Gas Summit: Engaging the Community

The key to any production success is the engagement of the local community, and developing a strategy to ens ure oil and

gas revenues are channelled into building strong and sustainable societies. This session looks at what is already being done

to ensure a transparent process of the long lead times of oil and gas projects. What more there is to do to support cap acity

building through education and training and what can the oil and gas companies do to meet the needs of the community

affected by oil and gas development projects.

Programme – Day Two

East Africa Oil & Gas Summit: Attracting investment and project finance

This session will look at how East Africa should develop a self-financing oil and gas industry in addition to looking at solutions for

project financing cross-border activities. The session will examine how oil and gas revenues will be monitored and present tax

incentives that are available and future plans. Kenya’s Finance act 2014, how will the due to be implemented capital gain tax effect

the sector?

East Africa Oil & Gas Summit: Spotlight on emerging industries offshore opportunities

Where are the new markets that are attracting interest, the opportunities and potential offered? This session will give the

opportunity to emerging players to highlight their investment opportunities, offshore opportunities, power projects and planned

licensing rounds; countries include Madagascar, Tanzania and Somalia

East Africa Oil & Gas Summit: Focus on the role of the service companies This session will look at the vital work that that service companies are doing to support the oil and gas industry to ensure that East Africa is a successful oil and gas production region. What are the major infrastructure projects that are underway and those priorities still to be developed?

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Speakers List

EAOGS featured 36 speakers consisting of ministry officials, senior executives and industry experts from NOCs, IOCs, financial

institutions, government authorities and embassies and service companies.

Frances Okosi, Partner, Baker & McKenzie LLP

Hon. Davis Chirchir, Cabinet Secretary for Energy and Petroleum, Ministry of Energy and Petroleum, Kenya

H.E Governor John Mruttu, Chair of the Energy Committee at the Council of Governors, Kenya

Hon. Peter Lokeris, State Minister for Mineral Development, Minister of Energy and Mineral Development, Uganda

H.E. Mohamed Omar Gedi, Deputy of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Somalia

H.E. AMB. James P. Morgan, Deputy Head of Mission and Permanent Representative to UNEP & UN-Habitat, South Sudan

H.E. Dr. Batilda Salha Buriani, High Commissioner, Tanzania*

Stanislas Drochon, Director Africa Oil & Gas, IHS

Sumayya Hassan-Athmani, Chief Executive Officer, National Oil Corporation, Kenya

Keith Hill, Chief Executive Officer, Africa Oil Corporation

Alexander Sarac, Legal Director - East Africa, DLA Piper

Ray Harlow, Chief Operating Officer, Milio International

Mwangi Kariuki, Partner, Mwangi Kariuki & Co Advocates

Neil Donoghue, Partner, Baker & McKenzie LLP

Hon. Peter Lokeris, State Minister for Mineral Development, Minister of Energy and Mineral Development, Uganda

Thomas Dimitroff, Partner at infrastructure Development Partnership, IDP

Sim Katende, Partner, Head of Corporate, Commercial and Energy, Katende Ssempebwa & Co. Advocates, Uganda

Nyokabi Njuguna, Business Advisor, E+L® Oil & Gas

Alex Budden, Senior Vice President, Africa Oil Corporation

Abiodun Afolabi, General Secretary for Africa , Total

Joanna Turner, Director Global Client Services, Control Risks

Jon Blasby, Director Buildings & Places, Global, AECOM

Job Ogonda, Director East Africa - Nairobi Process, IHRB (Institude of Human rights and Business)

Robert Waruiru, Senior Tax Manager, KPMG

Charlie Houston, Sector Head - Oil & Gas Investment Banking, Standard Bank Group

Ijeoma Jemie, Origination & Coverage, Africa Finance Corporation

Ade Adeola, Managing Director - Head Energy & Chemicals- Africa, Standard Chartered Bank

Duncan Keil, COO, Enviroshore ZA

Hassan Hassan, Managing Director - Operations, Simba Energy

Charly Wittgenstein, Director – East Africa, Aggreko

Erasto Simon Mulokozi, Principal Petroleum Geologist, Ministry of Energy & Minerals - Tanzania

Professor Kerry Gardiner, Director, Government and Corporate Consultant SMTS Ltd & British Council Prof of Occupational Health at Witwatersrand, Johannesburg

Jason Reynard, CEO East Africa, Bollore

Rob Andrew, Managing Director, Newport Africa

Luciano Codino, Business Development Manager, Tenaris

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Participating Companies

EAOGS attracted over 2340 visitors from over 380 international and regional companies, ministries, NOCs, IOCs, service companies,

leading consulting and contracting companies, financial and legal institutions, government authorities and embassies and industry

associations were represented at EAOGS 2014:

748 Airservices Astral Aviation

820 Enterprises Aurecon Group

A2E Consulting Avmax Spares East Africa

ABAX Corporate Services AyadSons

Abbey Architects Baker and McKenzie

ABC Bank Baker Hughes

Aberdair Aviation Bakri International Energy

ABS Barahah Offshore Petroleum

Achelis Group Barclays Bank

AECOM Base Titanium

AES Batoil Services Nigeria

AFIEGO Bauer Kompressoren

Africa Business.com Bayer East Africa

Africa Expeditions Ltd. Bayphase Limited

Africa Finance Corporation Behemoth Infrastructure Group

Africa Gate Beijing Dongfang

Africa Institute For Energy Governance Kenya Betty Rashid & Company Advocates

Africa Oil Corporation Bigi Gregoli

Africa Policy and Leadership Institute (API) Blackstone Logistics Kenya

Africa Renaissance Solutions Ltd Bloomberg News

Africa Risk Consulting & ARC Briefing Bollore Africa Logistics

Africair Bonfide Group

African Alliance Kenya Investment Bank Bookers International

African Energy BP

African Gas and Oil Company Limited, Mombasa Brady Corp.

African Institute for Energy Governance Kenya Brimocy Technological Solutions

AfrOil British Airways

Aggreko Broch International

AGS Frasers Kenya Bunson Tavel Service

Air France-KLM Cargo Bureau Veritas

Aldwych International Business Monitor

AlexanderForbes Callkey (EA)

Alios Finance Kenya Limited Camel Logistics

Alistair Services Canusa Systems Ltd

Alkhorayef Petroleum Company Cardno Emerging Markets

Altus Health Associates CARREL Technologies limited

Amotech E.A CFAO Group

AMT Nectronas CFC Stanbic Bank

Anadarko China Overseas Engineering Group Company Limited

AOS Orwell China Petroleum Engineering & Construction Corporation

Aptus Capital China Petroleum Pipeline Bureau Ltd.

Arabian Oilfield Supplies & Services Cinergy Contractors Ltd

Aramex Kenya Limited CisoNET

Ardan Logistics Kenya Ltd. Citi Group

ARKeX Ltd. CNPC

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Cochrane International FRAGOMEN

COLAS Freight Forwarders

Comarco Front Gate Research

Comity Travel Frontier Market Network

Control Risks FuelSave Technologies

Co-Operative Bank G.N. Kihungi & Company advocates

Coulson Harney Galana Oil Kenya Limited

Crown Paints Gardner Denver

Cummins Cogeneration (Kenya) GE OIL AND GAS

DAC Aviation GEMS Cambridge International School Nairobi

Dalbit Petroleum Genesis Oil and Gas Consultants

Daryeel Genghis Capital Investment Bank

Deloitte Consulting Geological Society of Kenya

Delonex Geomax Consulting Engineers

Delta Air lines Geoscope International

Delta Energy Systems Geothermal Development Company

Denso South Africa GEP APAC

Dew Droplets Energy Gitonga KInyanjui & Co Advocates

DGM Africa Giza Systems

DHL Global Forwarding (K) Ltd Glen Edmunds

DLA piper Global Energy Holdings Ltd

dmg::events Global Gas Analytics

DNV.GL Global Geophysical Services

Dominion Petroleum GoWell International

Donmack Petro Great Lakes Ports Ltd

Drilling and Prospecting International Great Rift Drilling

DT DOBIE Greatwall Drilling Company

Dynamo Digital Green Care

Dyncorp Interantional LLC Green Energy Africa

EarthView GeoConsultants Green Gold Petroleum

Eastern African Economic Chamber of Commerce GulfOilandGas

ECO Oil Kenya Guranty Trust Bank Kenya

Eco Plant Habo Group of Companies

EcoEnergy Group Halliburton

Ecoplan Ltd Halliburton

Edinburgh International Hashi Energy

Emval Nigeria Hass Petroleum ltd

Engineering Supplies Limted Group Heerema Marine Contractors

Entrepreneurship and Leadership Foundation Helios Energy

ENVIROSERV WASTE MANAGEMENT HFGIZA Systems

Equality and Inclusion Development Agency Horizon Energy LLC

Ernst & Young ICEA Lion Group

Esri Eastern Africa IHRB (Institute of Human Rights and Business)

Estrella Services Nigeria ILF Beratende Ingenieure GmbH

Euromoney Energy Trading Illimio Energies

Exalo Drilling Infama Ltd

FAR Limited INSPECTA International Group

FBW Uganda Ltd. Interfax

Finpro-Embassy of Finland International SOS

Fortuna Drilling Ipress

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I-Spy Africa Ltd Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Federal Republic of Somalia

ITECO Ministry of Petroleum and Mining, South Sudan

ITT Bornemann Mitsui & Co. Europe PLC

Jagem Kenya MM Mining & Industrial

JETRO Nairobi MOGAS Kenya

Kal Africa Limited Mott MacDonald

Kalhour Oilfield Equipments Ltd MRDC

Katende, Ssempebwa & Co. Advocates Munyao Muthama & Kashindi Advocates

KBR Murimi & Company Advocates

KCA Deutag Drilling Ltd Mwanyumba Kariithi & Co.

KCB Capital NannoPetroResearch

Kengas Link Limited National Institute of Petroleum Mozambique

Kengen National Oil Corporation of Kenya

Kenol Kobil National Oilwell Varco

Kenya National Chamber of Commerce & Industry Natural Gas Daily

Kenya Petroleum Refineries Ltd NED Bank

Kenya Pipeline Neptunus Power Plant Services

Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service(KEPHIS) Nesvax Innovations Ltd

Kenya SEG NewPort Africa

Kepi International News24 Kenya

Kestrel Capital (East Africa) Ltd. NewsBase

Kipya Africa Drilling Solutions NIC Bank

KK Security Nilepet

KPM Kew Project Management (Africa) Pty Ltd. Nirmal Industrial Controls PVT. Ltd.

KPMG NogTec

Kuehne + Nagel Norwegian Africa Business Association

Lion's Head Global Partners NOV Kenya

LuceVerde Inc. Oando Losgistics and Services Ltd

Mackenzie - Transoceanic Limited OCEAN ENERGY LIMITED

Mainport ODE North Africa LLC

Mantrac Kenya Offshore Energy Today

Marquard & Bahls OGEM Group Limited

Marriott Drilling OGI - Oil & Gas International

Mastom Green Energy Solutions Oil Review Africa

Mawe Resources Company Oil Voice

MEBS Global Reach Ojowa Energy Group

Menas Associates OMV Exploration & Production GmbH

Merculex Energy Solutions Ophir Energy PLC

Merrick & Company Orange Kenya

Milio OTB Africa

Mine Tech Pakan Renewable Energies

Mineral Services Limited Pakris Energy

Minister of Energy & Mineral Development, Uganda Pax Mondial

Minister of Petroleum and Mining, South Sudan Petro Seychelles

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, Uganda Petrofac International Limited

Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, Rwanda PetroFinder

Ministry of Energy and Petroleum, Kenya Petroleum Africa

Ministry of Energy, Tanzania Petroleum Technical Institute

Ministry of Mines, Ethiopia Petronas

Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy and Mining, Malawi PetroServices Group

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Phoenix Aviation Swire Emergency Response Services (Pte) Limited

Pinnacle Petroleum Swire Oil Field Services

Polarcus DMCC Taipan Resources

PRD Rigs Kenya Limited Target Well Control

Prefab Building Solutions Technip

Primefuels Kenya Limited Tenaris

Protankgrüp Tercel Oilfield Products

Qarni Group The Africa Report

Qatargas The Business Year

Quest Energy The Daily Beast

RDFC Africa The Fairmont Norfolk Hotel

Reliance Air Charters Threeways Shipping Services Group

Rentworks Tianjin Pipe International

Rhine Ruhr Pumps & Valves Total

Robert Palfrey TPDC

RTS Global Partners Trans African Energy Ltd

Sacmi by Touax Treavic Geosystem & Engineering Limited

Safaricom Tullow

Saipem U.S. Commercial Service

Salama Fikira Ubora Oil Services

Salzgitter Mannesmann International GmbH UKTI

SASOL Exploration and Production UNIPRO

SBG Securities United Millers Nakurn Refinery

Schlumberger Upstream

Schneider Electric US Commercial Services

SGS Kenya Valser Oil & Gas

Shankan Enterprises Vanoil Energy Limited

Shell Varel International

Sichangi and Co Advocates Vempal Enterprises Limited.

Siekmann Kenya Limited Venture Risk Management

Sigma Enterprises Warren Enterprises Limited

Simba Energy Wartsila Corporation Services

SMLP Wentworth Resources

SMTS Ltd. World Oils

SOCAR AQS Xerox Business Services

Solenta Aviation Tanznia Yokogawa

Solfin Solutions Youth Aviation

Somo Group Africa Zaisco Construction & Engineering

Southern Engineering Company Ltd Zakhem

Spectrum ASA

Spectrum Geopex Egypt

Spectrum Geopex Egypt Ltd.

Speedcast

Spica (Marine) Inspections Ltd.

Stanbic Tanzania

Stanbic Uganda

Standard Bank

Standard Chartered Bank

Supply Base Solutions Ltd

Supreme Group

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Exhibitors List

EAOGS 2014 featured its largest exhibition to-date with a sold out floorplan of key players showcasing their latest products and

services to thousands of trade visitors:

748 Air Serivces Inspecta Ubora Oil Services

A2E Consulting ITECO UKTI

Achelis Group ITT Bornemann Unipro

AECOM Kalhour Oilfield Equipments US Commercial Service

AFEX Group Katende, Ssempabwa & Company Advocates and Kaplan & Stratton Associates UKTI

Amotech Kenya SEG Youth Aviation

Astral Aviation KK Security

Atlas Mainport Trading

Avmax Spares Mantrac Kenya

Baker & McKenzie Merrick & Company

Bollore Africa Logistics Michael Daud & Associates

Bookers International Milio

Brady Corporation MRDC

Cardno Emerging Markets National Oil Corporation Kenya

Carlson Wagonlit Travel Kenya Newport Africa

CfC Stanbic Bank Nirmal Industrial Controls

Colas Orange Kenya

Comarco Prefab Building Solutions

Control Risks PetroServices Group

China Petroleum Pipeline Bureau Protankgrup

Crown Paints Kenya SACMI by Touax

Daryeel Kenya Shankan Enterprises

Delta Airlines Simba Energy

DGM Kenya SMTS

DNV GL Spica Marine Inspections

Earthview Geoconsultants Supply Base Solutions

Enviroserv Waste Management Swire Oilfield Services

Fairmont Hotels & Resorts Tenaris

Fragomen Kenya Tianjin Pipe Corporation

Giza Systems Triple Tee

Horizon Energy Tullow Oil

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Media and Press Coverage

EAOGS gained widespread media attention with attendance by major TV channels, radio stations and newspapers across East Africa.

EAOGS was widely reported in the press and international industry publications online and offline.

Africa Business.Com

African Energy

Bloomberg

Business Monitor International

CNBC Africa

Corporate Africa

Frontier Market Network

Gulf Oil & Gas

Interfax Global Energy

Interfax Natural Gas Daily

Markets and Markets

Menas Associates

NewsBase

NOGTec

NTV

Offshore Energy Today.Com

Oil Review Africa

Oil, Gas & Energy Law

Petrofinder

Petroleum Africa

Rigzone

The Africa Report

The Business Year

The Oil & Gas Year

Thomson Reuters

Upstream

WorldOils

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Delegate Facts and Figures

EAOGS attracted a prestigious delegation of senior level industry professionals from across the region and world.

0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35%

Consultant

Government

Vice President

Head of

CEO, COO, CFO, Chairman, President

Country Manager

Banker

Business Development Manager

Senior Manager

Director

% of Delegates by Job Title at EAOGS 2014

0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45% 50%

Australasia

North America

Middle East

Europe

Africa

% of EAOGS 2014 delegates by location

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EAOGS 2014 - Testimonials

“It was great to meet and interact with such a variety of specialists and experts in their own fields of expertise. A very professional and well executed event, congratulations to the events team and coordinators of the third EAOGS exhibition.”

Brian Allnutt, Implementation Manager, EnviroServ Waste Management

“A very useful and well organised summit and valuable networking platform.”

Yash Desai, MD, Africair

“This is a timely Summit in East Africa, The involvement of the County Governments is highly appreciated. I learnt a lot on the oil and gas value chain and the opportunities thereof for the communities living in the oil and gas rich blocks in Kenya. Thank you.”

CEC Member Environment, Natural Resources, Energy and Mining: Baringo County Government

“This is to pass our most sincere appreciation from the African Institute for Energy Kenya. We had a great time interacting with

players in Kenya’s young oil and gas industry, learning and sharing experiences. We look forward to keep interacting with you

and participating in upcoming summits.”

Symon G M Kamau, Country Director, African Institute for Energy Kenya

“It was very enlightening and an excellent opportunity for our company to learn about various business prospects in the oil and

gas sector that we look to venture into as a company. I had an amazing time!”

Business Development Manager, Match

“This was my first EAOGS event and very much enjoyed the audience, the rich mix of personalities and the businesses and governments represented. I also liked the deep intelligence and understanding of the presenters and panelists and the great conversations on the opportunities in Oil and Gas in East Africa. I do look forward to the 2015 EAOGS and well done the Global Event Partners team for a great event and experience!” Business Advisor, E + L® Oil & Gas

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THE BIGGEST EAOGS EXHIBITION TO DATE WAS SOLD OUT AND EXHIBITOR FEEDBACK HAS BEEN EXCELLENT

DELEGATES AND VISITORS ENJOYED EXCELLENT NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE SUMMIT

WITH A HIGH LEVEL SPEAKER LINE UP EAOGS 2014 ATTRACTED DELEGATES FROM 380 COMPANIES

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ORGANISERS

East Africa Oil & Gas Summit (EAOGS) is organised by Global Event Partners Ltd. Global Event Partners is a specialist international event organiser that has a proven track record of bringing business communities together. Find out more at www.gep-events.com Organised by: Part of the Gastech Network Part of the dmg::events Network

SECURE THE DATES IN YOUR DIARY FOR EAOGS 2015

4 – 6 NOVEMBER 2015, KICC, NAIROBI

Visit the website to view the latest exhibition floorplan and contact the EAOGS team today to secure the best stands available.

Contact: Gail Williams gwilliams@gep-events.com +44 7899 904458 for further details