Oil and Gas Producers, Oil and Gas Investors, Reservoir

Engineers, Production Engineers, General Counsel, Gas

Resources Managers; Environment Health & Safety

personnel; Legal and Regulatory Department staff in the

Oil and Gas industry.

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P A R T N E R SP A R T N E R SP A R T N E R S

E T O M I &E T O M I &E T O M I &GEORGE ETOMI

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A 2 DAY WORKSHOPP R E S E N T S

SUPPORTED BY:

VENUE: 1A Prof. Tiramiyu Belo-Osagie Road

Parkview Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria

EXPECTED PARTICIPANTS

Thurs. 28th - Fri. 29th Mar. 2019

TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE FLARE GAS

(PREVENTION OF WASTE AND POLLUTION)

REGULATIONS 2018

G A S F L A R E C O M M E R C I A L I S A T I O N

Session DAY 1 DAY 2

9am – 10:30am

11am -12:45pm

2pm -3pm

3pm – 4pm

Overview of the Gas Industry

Speaker: Abimbola Olufore

Ÿ Gas Production/ Supply

Ÿ Monetizing Gas in Nigeria

Ÿ The Gas Market

Ÿ Gas Infrastructure (Local, Regional)

Ÿ Gas Monetization Technologies

Ÿ Evacuation Options

Gas Demand

Ÿ The Gas – Energy Nexus

Speaker: Ann Norman

Abolaji Femi-Ishola

Ÿ Existing and upcoming trends in the

domestic and international markets

Ÿ Gas dynamics in Sub Saharan Africa:

Regional Markets

The Nigeria Gas Flare Commercialisation

Programme:

Speaker: Justice Derefaka

Ÿ Overview

Ÿ Prospects

Ÿ The Bidding Process

Legal Deep Dive

Speaker: Israel Aye

Ivie Ehanmo

Ÿ Regulations

Ÿ Transactional & Commercial Structure

Technical Workshop on NGFCP

Speaker: Justice Derefaka

· Guidelines

· Technologies

· Auction Strategy

· Data Access

Simulation

Speaker: Abimbola Olufore

Ÿ Gas Gathering & Processing Project in

Nigeria

Project Bankability

Speaker: Abolaji Femi-Ishola

Ÿ The Money Business

Ÿ Understanding key concepts of bankable

transactions in Nigeria

Ÿ Structuring Project Finance

The Non-Technical Risks

Speaker: Abimbola Olufore

Ÿ Understanding of industry metrics,

mechanics, risk analysis and communities

Ÿ Risk Assessment of the NGFCP

10:30am - 11 am

12:45pm – 2pm

4:45pm

Coffee Break

Lunch Break

Wrap Up

Coffee Break/Networking Coffee Break/Networking

Coffee Break

Lunch Break

Wrap Up & Certicates

AGENDA

FACILITATORS

Ann Norman - General Manager, Sub-Saharan Africa

Mr. Justice O. Derefaka - PM, NGFCP

Ann Norman is General Manager for Sub-Saharan Africa for Pioneer Energy.

She has been sharing her time between Africa and the U.S. for the past 14 years.

She has been instrumental in introducing U.S. companies into emerging African

markets, as well as showcasing and driving foreign direct investment in Africa,

particularly in the healthcare, energy and infrastructure spaces.

She brings a unique knowledge and working experience of financing and

investment mechanisms for emerging African markets, and has successfully

worked with both private sector banks, as well as development institutions to bring

financing and funding for infrastructure and energy programs throughout Africa.

She is fluent in French.

Mr. Justice O. Derefaka is a Marine Engineering graduate from the Rivers State

University (RivSu), Port Harcourt. He has a Master's degree in Environmental

Management from the University of Lagos (Unilag) and a second Master's degree

in Sustainability Leadership from the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom

(UK). He is also a doctoral research scholar at the University of Bradford, United

Kingdom.

He is currently the Program Manager (PM) of the Nigerian Gas Flare

Commercialization Programme (NGFCP), in the office of Honorable Minister

of State, Petroleum Resources, Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources (MPR),

Abuja. In this role and reporting to the NGFCP Ministerial Steering Committee

(SteerCo), Derefaka manages the NGFCP which is designed as the strategy to

implement the policy objectives of the Federal Government (FG) for the elimination

of gas flares from Nigeria's oil & gas fields in the near term (2-3 years), with

potentially enormous multiplier and development outcomes for Nigeria as well as

Nigeria's commitments as ratified at the Paris Climate Change Agreement

(COP21) which included gas flaring reduction as a key national greenhouse gas

(GHG) emissions mitigation in the Intended Nationally Determined Contributions

(iNDC's).

Prior this role, Mr. Justice manages occupational health, safety and environment

(HSE) for all pipeline asset for The Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC).

Previously, he was with Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company

Limited (SNEPCo) as the Head, Environment and Social Performance. At different

times in SPDC, he was the Corporate Head: Materials and Waste Management

Discipline and subject matter expert (SME) for Shell Companies in Nigeria (SCiN)

and Shell Gabon respectively.

FACILITATORS continued

Abimbola Olufore

Abolaji Femi-Ishola

Abimbola (Bibi) is a transaction advisor and subject matter expert in oil and gas

commercial contracts, trading, policy, strategy and gas monetization. She has

over 22 years of industry experience working with Schlumberger, Baker Hughes

Inteq, Shell and Total in several countries around the world.

Bibi runs Wycliffe Advisory & Consulting in Canada, advising and serving oil and

gas majors in Alberta.

She has worked in the international development space as an advisor to several

governments including Nigeria, USA and UK governments respectively. Her

expertise spans exploration and production, gas to power solutions, business

development/investor value creation.

She led several negotiations on unitizations, joint development agreements,

divestments and asset recovery projects.

Bibi hold a degree in Physics from the University of Ibadan, an MBA from the

Warwick Business School, University of Warwick, UK, Supply and Logistics from

the Manheim University, Germany and an Executive Degree from the Lagos

Business School in Nigeria.

Bibi is the Country Director at Wycliffe Advisory and Consulting Services Ltd and

the Technical Principal at Tranergy & Co.

Bolaji is a transaction and subject matter expert in international energy and

transport structuring and financing.

Prior to Tranergy, Bolaji worked with Avante Capital as the Vice President

(Energy). Prior to Avante Capital, he was with HBoS Banking Group UK working in

credit risk for financial and commodity hedging transactions.

Bolaji worked in various economic analytical roles with Citigroup UK, and offshore

investment and dealing roles with the Bank of New York Mellon. Bolaji was a

senior transaction adviser on the US$1.65 billion Oando Energy Resources

acquisition of Conoco Philips Nigeria and was the lead adviser on the US$170

million Mainstream Energy acquisition of Kainji Power Plc.

He holds a Masters degree in Shipping, Trade and Finance from Cass Business

School, City of London, UK; and Masters degree in Oil and Gas Economics from

the University of Dundee, Scotland UK.

Bolaji currently serves as the Chief Executive at Tranergy & Co.

FACILITATORS continued

Isreal Aye

Israel is a Lawyer with a wealth of experience in corporate structuring, Energy,

commercial transactions, legal risk and management. He has extensive

commercial and legal knowledge of the oil and gas business in Nigeria. He is the

Managing Partner at Legex Partners (a virtual law firm) and the Senior Partner at

Primera Africa Legal. In addition to his roles, he is a Director at the Aspen Energy

Nigeria (Energy Services and Consulting) Group and faculty member of the

International Law Institute- African Centre of Excellence (ILI-ACLE). Israel has been

named by Who's Who Legal annual ratings as one of the world's leading expert in

energy and natural resources legal practice consecutively since 2012.

His areas of practice specialization include corporate structuring, Legal risk and

Management trainings, Law and Practice in the Energy and Natural Resources

Industry, International Commercial Law, Real Estate and Infrastructure as well as

Dispute Resolution

Ivie is a qualified transaction lawyer/regulatory and due diligence expert in the

energy sector with over 10 years' experience, particularly in the gas and power

sector where she has been involved in a wide array of complex transactions for

multiple clients across the value chain. She possesses an extensive knowledge of

Power Sector Industry, Transaction, Contractual and Regulatory documents and

processes, Oil and Gas Contracts and has provided transaction advisory services

to a wide array of clients from conception, structure development, implementation

and financing to post completion formalities of energy projects. Ivie has advised

clients on legal, regulatory and commercial strategies for gas commercialisation

and sale to offtakes.

Given her in-depth knowledge of the energy sector from a legal, regulatory and

commercial perspective, she is also a Legal and Regulatory Consultant for Energy

Market and Regulatory Consultants (EMRC) (formerly Mercados EMI), a specialist

consultancy firm focused on energy markets, regulation, transactions and

commercial issues across the globe. She is a Transaction Advisor (Legal,

Regulatory and Governance Expert) on the Nigeria Power Sector Program, a

Power Africa Initiative by the U.S Agency for International Development (USAID).

Working with a team of global experts on the World Bank Scaling Up Power

Transmission in Africa (SUPTA) Project, she provided advisory support on the legal

and regulatory framework for independent power transmission. Ivie was also

appointed as a Legal Expert on Millennium Challenge Corporation (USA) projects

and supported with the 'Regulatory Strengthening and Tariff Development Project'

for the Sierra Leone Electricity and Water Regulatory Commission.

Ivie is a member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and has been involved in

resolving complex disputes amongst key players and stakeholders in the energy

industry. She also has vast experience in Commercial Law Transactions, Due

Diligence and Transaction Advisory, Mergers and Acquisitions, Project Finance

and PPP Transactions.

Ivie heads the Energy and Infrastructure Projects divisions(s) at George Etomi and

Partners.

Mrs. Ivie Ehanmo

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