Rodrigo VilanovaGas & Power Trading Manager, Petrobras America Khaled Mubarak Al­MushilehCorporate Planning Manager, KNPC Captain Feisal A. SaadRas Laffan Port Manager, Qatar PetroleumOsman İlmanOperating and Safety Manager, BOTAS LNG Terminal Ramzi MrouehVice President – Origination, Cheniere Energy Hiroshi KondoHead Of LNG, Tokyo Gas Farid BenrahouDirector of Liquefication Division, Sonatrach Guy BroggiSenior Advisor LNG Division, TOTAL E&P Randeep AgarwalPhD, Queensland University of Technology; Principal Mechanical Engineer, APLNG, Origin EnergyEng. Mohamed DaoudManager Projects Quality, ADCO Dr. Shuhaimi MahadzirAssociate Professor and Certified Energy Manager, PETRONAS

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International Conference Dates: 21 - 22 January 2013Workshop Dates: 20 & 23 January 2013

The Gulf Hotel, Manama, Bahrain

Under the Patronage of H.E Shaikh Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Khalifa, Bahrain Finance Minister andMinister in Charge of Oil and Gas Affairs

Ramzi MrouehVice President – OriginationCheniere Energy

Guy BroggiSenior Advisor, LNG Department Total E&P

Ali Al SawadGeneral Manager Strategy and PlanningNOGA

Mohamed DaoudManager Projects Quality,Engineering & Projects ADCO

Hakan WernerVP – Business DevelopmentIM Skaugen

Captain Feisal A. SaadPort Manager, Qatar Petroleum­Ras Laffan Port

MENA LNG Advisory Board

Supported by the National Oil and Gas Authority

Supported by BAPCO

Associate sponsors: Researched and developed by:Media partners:

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Post­conference workshop:Wednesday, 23 January 2013

10:00 – 15:00 Identifying critical success factors when selecting the right LNG storage technologies for a regasification terminal

When building an LNG terminal LNG tanks and storage technologies are aminimum of 33% of the total investment. Therefore it is crucial to expand yourknowledge on what types of tanks are most suitable for your terminal and tolearn from success and failure stories of other LNG terminalowners/operators.

Attend this workshop and you will learn:

/ How to select the right technology for a regasification plant and understand which ones are in use

/ Critical success factors to consider when determining the location of the terminal and technologies required

/ About new cryogenic technology being developed for LNG terminals/ How to utilise cryogenic equipment to increase operational efficiency/ About the benefits of cryogenic pumps, valves, tanks and vaporisers/ How to overcome challenges resulting from release of LNG vapors from a

storage tank caused by stratification/ Key factors to consider including environmental factors

Workshop leader:Naty Natarajan, LNG Tank Specialist

Pre­conference workshop:Sunday, 20 January 2013

10:00 – 15:00 Forecasting future supply and demand trends and mitigating risk

Attend this workshop and you will learn:

/ How to develop strategic alliances to manage supply and demand/ How to build partnerships with LNG exporters to allow for flexible

contracting / To evaluate and manage the future supply and demand risks of long­term

contracting/ Outlining how to deliver alignment through the phases of supply,

production, liquefaction, transportation, regasification and distribution to consumers

/ To dissect every risk potential so that each is identified, quantified, assessed and understood

/ Discussion on supply chain threats including political factors and piracy

Workshop leader to be confirmed

Essential Interactive WorkshopsSunday, 20 and Wednesday, 23 October 2011

IQPC’s workshops are unique opportunities to spend valuable time with industry experts. These interactive sessions are extended to ensure that you will get tothe heart of the conference’s most critical issues and uncover practical solutions that you can apply in your own company.

Reasons to attend the MENA LNG Regasification Summit:

/ Identify how to develop a successful LNG strategy/ Gain a holistic view of LNG from design to operation and understand

current LNG market trends and dynamics / Network with key players from national and international gas companies

and build your network with industry leaders/ Gain an overview of the latest LNG technologies and innovations available

in the market / Expand your knowledge on how to develop the best LNG facility in your

country

Summit Day One – Monday, 21 January 2013 LNG Commercial Focus Day

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13.55 Examining the impact of emerging players on the global LNG value chain/ Considering the impact of the US shale gas boom and the effect this will

have on global pricing/ Reviewing the impact of the Fukushima nuclear disaster on Japan’s energy

policy and increase in LNG imports/ How will the world meet the energy requirements of the growing number of

LNG importers?Rodrigo Vilanova, Gas & Power Trading Manager, Petrobras America

LNG Supply and Demand

14.25 Undertanding the MENA LNG gas market fundamentals/ Discussing LNG capacity currently under construction/ A realistic view on expected LNG supply by 2020/ Considering the East Mediterranean LNG contribution as a game changerHakim Darbouche, Member (Non­Exec) of Gas Marketing Advisory Board,Petroceltic International; Research Fellow, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies

14.55 Afternoon networking break

15.25 Considering air quality issues associated with LNG facilities Joseph Scire, CCM, Exponent

15.55 Identifying key pricing issues and assessing future pricing trendsIn this innovative format, you will have the opportunity to experience an interactive Q & A session between key stakeholders in the LNG trading sector to understand key market drivers in regards to pricing. The interviewer will ask a series of questions to our interviewees, each of whom will provide their insight into the LNG trading market and the changing landscape. Topics to be addressed and explored include:/ What is the current market situation for LNG pricing?/ How will the new supply sources affect the global and domestic pricing

market?/ Where do you forecast the market to be in 6 months time?Rodrigo Vilanova, Gas & Power Trading Manager, Petrobras AmericaGuy Broggi, Senior Advisor LNG Division, TOTAL E&PRamzi Mroueh, Vice President – Origination, Cheniere Energy

16.25 Chair’s closing remarks

16.30 Afternoon networking break / one­to­one meetings / product demos

17.00 End of summit day one

18.00 Gala dinner with NOGA

08.00 Registration and morning coffee

09.00 Opening ceremony with H.E. Shaikh Ahmed bin Mohammed Al KhalifaBahrain Finance Minister and Minister in Charge of Oil and Gas Affairs & Chairman of NOGA

09.15 Chair’s opening remarks

LNG Global Market Situation

09.25 Keynote address by BAPCO

09.55 Keynote address by SonatrachFarid Benrahou, Director of Liquefication Division, Sonatrach

10.25 Cheniere Energy’s view on North American LNG Exports/ Considering how North American sourced LNG will play a major role in

redefining LNG supply and pricing around the worldRamzi Mroueh, Vice President – Origination, Cheniere Energy

10.55 Morning networking break

11.25 Sourcing LNG to worldwide markets/ Identifying global competition – will there be enough LNG

for everybody?/ Outlining a buyer’s perspective – reasons to be worried?/ Discussing the seller’s side – competing new LNG sources/ Who are the front runners in the LNG race? Guy Broggi, Senior Advisor LNG Division, TOTAL E&P

11.55 Discussing the Japanese energy scene and the expectation for the Middle East/ Studying the current market situation in Japan/ Discussing pricing in the future/ Outlining the expectation for the MENA regionHiroshi Kondo, Head Of LNG, Tokyo Gas

12.25 Floating regasification terminals; Outlining best practices and customer solutions/ Providing an overview of floating regasification technology/ Showcasing advantages of floating regasification/ Learning from case studies of floating regasification

terminal developmentsStephen Reilly, Manager, Development – Europe, Middle East & India Business Unit, Excelerate Energy

Summit Day Two – Tuesday, 22 January 2013 LNG Terminal Project Focus Day

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14.00 Discussing LNG technologies for maximising energy efficiency / Understanding energy management as value creator to LNG plant / Reviewing process technologies for maximising energy efficiency/ Learning from various case studiesDr. Shuhaimi Mahadzir, Associate Professor and Certified Energy Manager,PETRONAS

14.30 Afternoon networking break

15.00 Identifying key project objectives in order to deliver the project on time and to budget/ Ranking project objectives and defining their importance/ Aligning the project team to enable business results to be delivered on time/ Understanding the technology development needs for LNG production

and supplyEng. Mohamed Daoud, Manager Projects Quality, ADCO

15.30 Dealing with atmospheric corrosion in jetties and terminals/ Overcoming atmospheric corrosion on jetties and berths to ensure long term

operability/ Studying challenges facing the terminal industry and current available

solutions/ Considering future innovations which could revolutionise the way we extend

the life of offshore installationsRehan Ahmed, Chairman, SSPC Qatar

16.00 Chair’s closing remarks

16.05 Afternoon networking break / one­to­one meetings / product demos

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08.50 Chair’s opening remarks

09.00 Developing a world class LNG export infrastructure / Leveraging LNG supply chain to create value addition Captain Feisal A. Saad, Ras Laffan Port Manager, Qatar Petroleum

09.30 Kuwait LNG import: A strategic choice Khaled Mubarak Al­Mushileh, Corporate Planning Manager, KNPC

10.00 Understanding the FLNG, FSPO and FSRU concepts and identifying the challenges: What model to choose for your project/ Discussing the new and innovative technological advances for offshore storage

and terminals/ Understanding best­practice methods for regasification and send out systems/ Implementing new technologies to optimise liquefaction output/ Outlining mooring options and technologiesOsman İlman, Operating and Safety Manager, BOTASNaty Natarajan, LNG Tank Specialist Randeep Agarwal, PhD, Queensland University of Technology; Principal Mechanical Engineer, APLNG, Origin Energy

10.30 Morning networking break

11.00 Case study: BOTAS LNG receiving terminalOsman İlman, Operating and Safety Manager, BOTAS

LNG Storage and Regasification Technologies11.30 LNG Facility Hazard, Consequence, and Risk Analysis

Dr. Delmar “Trey” Morrison, Ph.D., Principal Engineer, Exponent12.00 Discussing the development and future trajectory of LNG tanks

/ Considering how tanks were developed in the early days and how they have evolved

/ Looking into the future of tanking technologies/ Contemplating tank safety, capacity and reliabilityNaty Natarajan, LNG Tank Specialist

12.30 Networking lunch13.30 Maximising the utilisation of cold energy; identifying opportunities for

extending the LNG regasification downstream chain/ Assessing new options for maximising the “recovery” of cold energy/ Identifying bulk and small scale utilisation potential/ Creating new revenue streams for LNG regasification entities through cold

energy power integrationRandeep Agarwal, PhD, Queensland University of Technology; Principal Mechanical Engineer, APLNG, Origin Energy

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The world’s appetite for natural gas is growing so fast it is expected to exceed oil’sby 2030. Several new LNG regasification terminals have recently been announced inthe Middle East as a solution to meet rising energy demands.

The MENA LNG Regasification Summit will serve as a platform for regional andinternational LNG stakeholders from across the value chain to come together andexplore best practices for LNG terminal design, construction & operation, LNGtechnology & risk management and LNG commercial strategies, including supply &demand.

The summit will be complemented by an exhibition from the LNG service industry toshowcase their capabilities. There will also be two technical workshops running on20 & 23 January 2013 which will cover more in-depth practical LNG aspects.

LNG stakeholders throughout the value chain will be attending including:

/ Oil and Gas authorities / EPC contractors and subcontractors/ NOCs and IOCS / Project management companies / Port Owners / LNG technology companies / Gas exporter (liquefaction terminals) / LNG design companies / Gas importer (re-gasification terminals) / Insurance providers / LNG traders / Equipment providers/ Legal firms / Construction companies

Testimonials from past IQPC LNG events:

“Great way to gauge the current status of the small-mid scale LNG industry and network with the key players” BP

“An excellent opportunity to learn and share thoughts on LNG shipping both ashoreand afloat” Qatar Petroleum

“Interesting event showing the hurdles and potential of small-scale LNG” Shell

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Sponsorship & Exhibition Opportunities

Only at the MENA LNG Regasification Summit will the highest-level decision makers attend in one place at one time. They will evaluate products and services and will lookto short-list potential suppliers.

‘ Can you afford to miss out on this opportunity? ‘ Do you have a product or service that our senior decision-makers and influencers

need?

• Showcase your company’s latest LNG and regasification solutions and service offerings in front of senior level decision makers

• Establish your organisation as a market leader • Network with key decision makers and have the opportunity to put your business

case forward

We have a range of business development and marketing and sales solutions that willbe tailored to specifically deliver on your business objectives.

For more details, call +971 4 364 2975 or email sponsorship@iqpc.ae

International Conference Dates:21 - 22 January 2013

Workshop Dates: 20 & 23 January 2013

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