LNG Summit (2)

Day 1 - September, 28 2015 - Monday

10:10-12:00

Lost Lecture

Lost Lecture? Keynote Address

Let us whisk you away to a secret venue where you'll be immersed in an dazzling setting sure to inspire! Get lost just a short distance away for an off-site keynote witha special guest speaker to kick start 3 days of top drawer content and interaction

10.40 Introduction to Lost Lecture Venue10.55 Lost Lecture Keynote Address11.35 Transportation back to Hotel

12:20-13:20

Exhibition Zone

Lunch & Registration: Exhibition Opening

13:20-13:30

Chair's Welcome Address

Chair's Welcome Address

13:30-13:55

Transformational Leadership

Transformation of Performance - Improving Productivity, Cutting Costs, Increasing Understanding, Reducing Stress and Ensuring ComplianceAchieving transformation excellence and exploring the multiple benefits by better supporting key roles in the LNG sectorQuicker, more cost-effective and less disruptive ways of transforming operational performance and ensuring complianceAffordable lessons from other sectors about the best ways of providing engineers and key work-groups with 24/7 support

Professor Colin Coulson-Thomas is an international authority on winning business, director, board and business development, corporate transformation and futureorganisation. He is a vision holder of successful transformation programmes in the utilities sector holds a portfolio of corporate, public and academic appointments.He has helped companies in over 40 countries to improve director, board and corporate and/or operational performance

Colin Coulson-Thomas Director General, UK and EuropeInstitute of Directors, IndiaIndia

13:55-14:15

Plenary

Examining How the Spanish Gas System has Reinforced its Leadership on the EU as an LNG Logistic Base

How the Spanish Gas System reinforced its capacity through the implementation of actions to improve efficiency of assetsThe development of logistics alternatives over mature virtual existing onesMeeting the UE's two main objectives in a new SoS strategy and a more efficient energy mix

The development of LNH Hubs from existing assets contribute to achieving both short term UE goals and a more efficient (technical, regulatory, environmental) wayof advancing to a optimal energy mix where NG is the best partner to renewable energies.Claudio has developed his entire professional career in Enags where he joined as Resident Engineer for the planned enlargement of the regasification plants. Laterhe joined the Production Area where after working for the Maintenance and Operations Unit at the plant of Barcelona, he held the position of Cartagena Plant Chiefuntil the end of 2010. He then managed the Transport Unit until the end of 2011. In January 2012, he joined the Infrastructure department as General Manager.

Claudio Rodriguez Gas Assets Infrastructure Director EnagasSpain

14:20-14:50

Case Study

SEIZING THE OPPORTUNITIES IN SMALL SCALELNG

Retail LNG: How to Optimize the Chain UsingAdvanced Tools?

Design of the optimum network of fuellingstationsBunkering with advanced toolsSafety at firstQuality fuel for engines while minimizingBOG emissions

Marc Perrin Head Manager LNG R&D projectsGDF SUEZ (CRIGEN)France

Case Study

LNG PLANT OPTIMISATION & PROJECT COSTREDUCTION

IT to Optimise the Cost and Schedules of LNGCapital Projects

Addressing the LNG Value chain inonshore and offshore environmentsAcknowledging the validation of LNGprocess and operation in offshorescenariosImproving information flow with superiorIT infrastructure

Why you should attend this session:-Since 2009, Andr has lead IT Strategy andInformation Systems for the $multi-Billion INPEXIchthys greenfield gas project, helping INPEXtransform through FEED and Construction-phaseinto a first-time energy-producing operator wherepreviously no large-scale owner-operatorexperience existed. Specific expertise includesstrategy realisation, capability-based planning,architecture and delivery management, ITgovernance, risk and compliance, budget and costmanagement, and demand/supply driven ITportfolio management.Located about 220 kilometres offshore WesternAustralia, Ichthys represents the largest discoveryof hydrocarbon liquids in Australia in 40 years.The Ichthys LNG Project is currently inconstruction and is ranked among the mostsignificant oil and gas projects in the world. TheIchthys LNG Project is effectively three mega-projects rolled into one, involving some of thelargest offshore facilities in the industry, a state-of-the-art onshore processing facility and an 889km pipeline uniting them for an operational life ofat least 40 years.

Andre Mullan Manager Strategy, Planning & ArchitectureInpexAustralia

Case Study

THE GAME-CHANGING FUTURE OF FLOATING LNG

Winning the FLNG Race? A Closer Look at theFLNG Projects Nearing CompletionAdvances in constructing the worlds firstfloating liquefied natural gas (FLNG)projectsThe latest timelines and challenges tothese leading projectsHow will these projects change theindustry landscape when they come intoplay?

Rob Klein Nagelvoort "The Expert" Former General Manager for Gas Technology ShellFormerly Shell The Netherlands

14:55-15:25

Technology Spotlight


A New Class of Mid-Scale Natural GasLiquefaction Plants

Examining increasing numbers of onshoreand offshore projects whichcould establish a new class of mid-scaleliquefaction plants Benefitting from the economy of scalewhile meeting physical dimensions Results in lower capital requirements,shorter schedule and less complexproject execution compared to world-scale LNG projects Linde's development of a modular, safeand reliable concept at the same timeoptimizing capital requirements andschedule, which was finally selected byone client for a LNG project in Canada

In the recent past a rising number of projects,both onshore and offshore, are targetingcapacities around 2 MTPA which might establisha new class of mid-scale liquefaction plants in thenear future.Such mid-scale plants still benefit from theeconomy of scale e.g. for equipment and bulkmaterial compared to small-scale plants, howevernot scratching the limits with regard to thephysical dimensions which ensures a sufficientnumber of potential vendors and acceptabledelivery times.The concept results in lower capitalrequirements, shorter schedule and less complexproject execution compared to world-scale LNGprojects which would allow new players apartfrom the big oil & gas majors to enter into theLNG export market.Heinz Bauer holds several patents in the area ofcryogenic gas processing. Presently he isresponsible as Vice President for Technology ofNatural Gas Plants.

Heinz Bauer Vice President Technology Natural Gas PlantsLinde Engineering Germany



LNG Bunkering Operation in Ship to ShipConfiguration

Example of a membrane based LNGbunker shipGTT developed LNG transfer system(bunkering arm)Bunkering sequence; safety principlesBOG handling during transfer; variousconfigurations

Arthur Barret Programme Director, LNG BunkeringGTTFrance



Predicting performance of LNG facilities withRAM analysis

How to assess the impact of logisticoperations and simulate the entire LNGSupply chain?How predict the future performance ofLNG plant to meet production demand?How to incorporate typical operations forLNG plants and its dynamic behaviour?

The transportation system for natural gasconsists of a complex network of pipelines,compression stations, LNG storage, LNGTerminals with liquefaction and regasificationsystems. Meanwhile, strategic gas planningrequires a balance to be achieved betweensuccessfully satisfying consumer gas demand,whilst minimising costs both in terms of capitaland operational expenditure.While the engineers have to assure the reliability,availability and maintainability (RAM) of thesystems in a transparent and auditable way, theymust have the ability to handle complex transportscenarios and simultaneously incorporate allphysical equipment RAM details and maintenancestrategy to assure the delivery to the consumercontinuously without failure. RAM analysis is anunique methodology to provide a completeoverview of the systems performance asdesigned and can further be used to evaluateimpact of future development and ensure yourability to meet future supply contracts.DNV GL has developed advanced RAM tools andmethodology based on a history of over 30 yearsof working closely with the Oil&Gas industry. AtDNV GL, Fabien Treillaud is responsible of thebusiness development of the RAM analysis andactivity.

Fabien Treillaud Manager - Region West Mediterranean and AfricaDNV GL - Software France

15:25-15:55

Exhibition Zone

Afternoon Refreshment Networking Break & Meet the Speakers

15:55-16:25

PLenary Keynote Address

LNG and Gas Network Roadmap of South East Asia's Exporting LNG Countries

What are the current opportunities that exist for Indonesia?Working with local vs. international technology and equipment providers and exploring the respective pros and consThe conversion of the Arun LNG terminal to a receiving terminal and regasification unit coupled with constructing 350 km/24" pipelines

Hendra Jaya has been President Director and Director of PT Nusantara Regas since June 2011. Hendra has extensive experience of more than 20 years in manyaspect of upstream business with Pertamina E&P, including with joint companies in various positions.The Arun LNG plant in Indonesia once served as the largest LNG liquefaction plant in the world. It has been operating for almost 34 years and had successfullyachieved its most production of 76,000 m3/day, equal to 224 cargoes in 1994. However, it recently became the first LNG export terminal converted into importterminal. A project designed primarily to utilize the existing LNG storage and loading facilities as receiving and hub terminals by adding new facilities to vaporize LNGsend gas to customer.

Hendra Jaya President DirectorPertamina GasIndonesia

16:30-17:20

Techsolve Champagne Roundtable Discussions

Techsolve Champagne Roundtable Discussions

Roundtable 1: The Global Potential of Small Scale LNG: What are the Boundaries for the Application of LNG as Fuel?Roundtable 2: Fatigue Monitoring Solutions for Riser TechnologyRoundtable 3:Determining the Obstacles to FSRU Mooring and Docking Systems Roundtable 4: Flourishing Peak Shaving LNG Plants as an Economic Tool for a Challenging Environment Developments in FLNG unloading technology Roundtable 5: Achieving High Emission Reduction and Saving Costs Through Energy Saving Projects Roundtable 6: How can Mature Offshore Modular Construction Benefit Onshore Modular Construction?

17:20-17:30

Chairman's Closing Remarks

Chairman's Closing Remarks

18:00-22:00

Offsite Networking

Offsite Networking - Discover Barcelona Old Town

The Old Town is Barcelona's most popular and liveliest area. Cuitat Vella (The Old Town) comprises four main areas: El Raval, a stunning area surrounded by the OldRoman defence wall, Barri Gotic with a huge maze of narrow streets and lanes,El Born, mainly pedestrian area, with small windy streets and has many beautifulbuildings from Roman times, as well as some of the cities oldest churches and and La Barceloneta, which was an old fishing village which was built on the naturalbanks of the Mediterranean, with its own distinct style.WTG will be providing coaches to and from the hotel at no extra cost, leaving you free to enjoy the Old Town.There will be one pick up from the Hesperia Tower Hotel & Convention Center at 18:00 and a returning coach from the Old Town at 22:00

Day 2 - September, 29 2015 - Tuesday

09:00-09:05

Chairman's Opening Remarks


09:10-09:40

Mini Series

North American Gas Developments - US Update on LNG and How this is Influencing European and Asian Markets

Examining U.S. Exports and the United States evolving energy revolution and its impact globallyU.S projects expected to come online by the end of the decadeUpdate on U.S. LNG export plants in the design phase and construction updates

Barry K. Worthington serves as the Executive Director of the United States Energy Association (USEA) where he directs the Association's domestic and internationalactivities. He has served in this capacity since September 1988. Currently Mr. Worthington serves on the Boards of the National Energy Foundation, U.S.-China EnergyEnvironment Center, and Energy & Mineral Law Foundation.The United States is expected to flood world markets with large quantities of LNG by the end of the year with four LNG export terminals currently under constructionexpected to export the first wave of shipments before the end of 2015 or in early 2016 at the latest. This will change the geo-politics of global energy and is likely topose a major threat to Russian gas dominance in Europe.

Barry Worthington "The Expert" Executive DirectorUnited States Energy AssociationUnited States

09:45-10:15

Mini Series

The Benefits of Expanded LNG Export Markets: The Texas LNG Scenario

Texas LNG FEED progress creating a credible alternative to the market status-quoTexas LNG amended agreement with the Port of Brownsville upgrading its site to a 625-acre location closer to the mouth of the Gulf of MexicoLNG liquefaction modules fabricated offsite: aiming for first LNG shipments in early 2020

Vivek Chandra is the CEO and Founder of Texas LNG, a 2 MTA US LNG export project in South Texas, USA. Texas LNG has received DOE FTA export permit, hascompleted pre-FEED engineering and is now working with its partner, Samsung Engineering with FEED engineering. Texas LNG is expected to begin exporting LNG in2019.Texas LNG recently announced that it had become the first LNG export facility proposed for the Brownsville, Texas area to initiate the U.S. Federal Energy RegulatoryCommission (FERC) pre-filing process. The Texas LNG project is expected to leverage modular concepts, proven technology, and optimal equipment sizing, asproject capex is expected to be competitive with other US Gulf Coast projects currently under construction.

Vivek Chandra CEOTexas LNGUnited States

10:20-10:50



Specialised Rental Solutions duringConstruction, Pre-commissioning, Operationand Maintenance of an LNG plant

Air compressors, dryers and boostersfor air blowing, pressure testing, dryingand other applications On-site nitrogen generators for nitrogenpurgingPower generators for temporary powersupply Specialised engineers and techniciansTotal solution approach

Matthew Hobden General Manager Oceania Atlas Copco Rental Australia



Safe, Reliable, Efficient Rotating & ElectricalSolutions for Midscale and Baseload LNGApplications

Implementation of advancedaerodynamic and electromechanicaltechnology in rotating equipment forsafe, reliable and efficient LNGproductionMethodology for optimum configurationof the entire refrigerant compressionsystem for electrical and mechanical alldive optionsBalanced solution between thermalefficiency, lower capital costs and shorterproject schedule. includingstandardization and high degree ofautomation



New Vision in Design of Safety Systems forRotating Equipment

API 670 on design of turbomachinerycontrol and safety systemsIntegrated and distributedturbomachinery safety systemsIncreased emphasis on safety of axialand centrifugal compressorsAvailability and reliability of compressorsurge control and surge protectionsystems

10:50-12:05

Pre-Arranged 1-2-1 Business Meetings And Refreshments


10:50-11:35

Plenary Techshop

Delivering Greater Reliability, Increased Availability and Higher Efficiency

Driving the development of high-reliability systems and strong capabilities in high-power systemsIncreasing the power and efficiency of LNG refrigeration compressorsComplete solutions to drive the main refrigerant compressors using electrical motors

11:35-12:05

Exhibition Zone

Refreshment Break & Meet the Speakers

12:05-12:35

Statoil's Snhvit Project: Experience's of Europe's First Liquefaction Project 8 Years in

Delving into the operational experiences of the only all-electric driven LNG plant in the worldHow to overcome challenging environments for optimal LNG productionPlant regularity and equipment availability in 8 years of E-LNG operations

Gunder Bure Gabrielsen Head Operations and Maintenance Technology, Snohvit, ElectricalStatoilNorway

12:40-13:10

Spanish Shipowner's Perspective on LNG Shipping and Bunkering

Manuel Carlier Director GeneralANAVE (Spanish Shipowner's Association)Spain

13:10-14:10

Exhibition Zone

Lunch & Meet the Speakers

14:10-14:40

Case Study


LNG Small Scale Supply Chain Optimisation:Bunkering Technology and TransportLogistics

LNG fuel vessel design challenges,including offshore support vesselsLNG bunkering options for small scalebunkering stations required for a widerrange of LNG fuelled applications acrossthe shipping industryUpdates on international environmentallegislation as well as existing legislationand how technology will respond

Martin Dorsman has been the managing directorof the Royal Association of NetherlandsShipowners (KVNR) since the 1st of June 2011.Before joining the KVNR he had been employedby the Ministry of Economic Affairs, and as suchhad been working on macroeconomic policy,regional economic policy and R&D-policy andmaritime policy. The consequences of the 0.1% sulphur limit formaritime fuels, is forcing shipowners to make theswitch to LNG. However, the transition to LNGbunkering requires a strategic approach, time andproper planning.

Martin Dorsman Managing DirectorRoyal Association of Netherlands ShipownersThe Netherlands

Case Study


The Growth of Modularised Terminals as aFormula to Reduce Risk

How to increase production speed with arelatively small footprintWhy a modular approach is suited to bothonshore and offshore design?The benefits of a standard design for bestresults in plant optimisation - improvedturnaround capability and shortermaintenance downtimeCase Study analysis from current projectsin Mozambique and Russia

Derek Thomas is a technologist with an extensivebackground integrating disparate disciplines andtechnologies to create innovative solutions in therealms of Energy, Environment and Oceans. Thismulti-disciplinary vision has helped enable majorsystems including remote water qualitymanagement, oil and gas production, remotemachinery health monitoring, submarine lifesupport, precision navigation, battle-spaceawareness and deep ocean operations.Current activities focus on the use of advancedand integrated modular construction techniques,ModStruction, to minimize project executionrisk, while facilitating globally distributedindustrial economic development. Theseappropriately scaleable and repeatable modularapproaches are helping projects advance inlocations where costs would otherwise beprohibitive, and particularly those lacking suitableindustrial support infrastructure.

Derek Thomas Director Advance UnitAG&PAustralia

Case Study


FLNG design - Small to Medium Scale BargeFLNG Developments

The environmental, cost competitive,economical benefits of an FLNGProject Assessment Criteria and ProjectDevelopment ExperiencesFLNG design experiences and updates onFLNG projectsCritical Success factors based onlearnings

Thomas has 13 years experience from the Oil &Gas industry including all phases of projectexecution from concept definition through detailengineering, commissioning, start- up andoperation support. The majority of the experienceis from the LNG business.Hoegh LNG are leaders in small to medium scaleFLNG design. The presentation will look at howsmaller scale, FLNG projects 1-2 mtpa, withoutenormous investment, will be able to competewith the large scale onshore projects.

Thomas Strmme-Larsen Vice President TechnicalHegh FLNGNorway

14:45-15:15

Case Study


How Does Liquified Natural Gas SupportRenewable Energy?

Examining the relationship between LNGand Renewable EnergyThe supply chain of small scale LNGWho are the customers of small scaleLNG?The benefits of small scale LNG

Jan von Drethen Head of Concentrated Solar PowerEONGermany

Case Study


Demonstrated Results of Energy EfficiencyProgrammes at LNG Facilities

Improving energy efficiency, safety andreducing emissions levels while achievinghigh throughputDetermining the techniques to driveoperations cost and energy managementReal life analysis of all the externalfactors which impact energy efficiency

Ahmed is the Production Director of EgyptianLNG. He has an experience of more than 22 yearsin Operations, Process Engineering andOperations Management fields.The drop in oil prices has seen a shift in focus onenergy efficiency of LNG producers asprofitability is even more important in testingtimes. Ahmed will give case study analysis ofhow to achieve maximum efficiency and returns.

Ahmed Ezz Director ProductionEgyptian LNGEgypt

Case Study


What are the Major Obstacles in Ensuring aSafe FLNG Environment

Overcoming the challenges associatedwith this new technology compared totraditional onshore solutionsEstablishing safety risk and managementsystems What are the major differences which areimpacting process safety?

Boris Ertl is BP's advisor for LNG and gasmonetisation. Boris advises on the challenges ofbringing gas to market, provides technicalsupport to BP's portfolio of gas interests andleads the discipline team that delivers expertise ingas monetisation and energy efficiency.Floating LNG (FLNG) production plants areapproximately the size of four football pitches. As these vessels are set afloat deep offshore andhave to confront harsh weather conditions andhave people working in confined spaces it isimperative to ensure these projects are safe andenvironmentally sustainable.Control of major hazards is of key importance,and prevention of escalation from an initialincident is critical. It is therefore imperative that aclear philosophy should be set before designstarts, and that this should be based on a highlevel of understanding of major hazards, theirpotential consequences and the associated risks.

Boris Ertl "The Innovator" Advisor LNG & Gas MonetisationBPUK

15:15-15:45

Case Study


Driving Break Bulk Services Forward toEnhance Small Scale LNG

Determining the impact of the EUemission requirementsHandling infrastructure obstacles inchallenging locations in terms of spaceand timeHow break bulk terminals will speed upthe movement of LNG to more remoteareas, negating the need for hugeinfrastructure

Joop Jonkers is Manager Business Developmentat Vopak LNG. His principle tasks include LNGsmall scale terminal development from Gateterminal to Gothenburg, Tallinn and Hamburgprojects. There was recently a symbolic ground-breakingceremony today to mark the official start of theEUR76 million (USD82.5 million) LNG break-bulkdevelopment at Gate Terminal.The new breakbulk terminal will be adjacent to itand the Port of Rotterdam, which helped design it,will build a harbour basin and quay wall - plannedfor delivery by the end of 2015.

Feikje Wittermans Manager Business Development Vopak LNG Netherlands

Case Study


A Journey towards Asset ManagementExcellence in LNG

Process safety management as a clearline of sight between risk assessment,designing and construction, operations,maintenance and inspection; andLeadership and CultureAssessing implementation challenges ofprocess safety management and casestudies of success stories from LNGoperating assetsAsset management excellence is ajourney it never ends; and sustainingthe effort remains the key challenge

Theo Agbonifo joined Nigeria LNG in 2003 wherehe held various roles in the Maintenancedepartment and 3 years later was among thepioneer team that set up the Reliability section inNigeria LNG. Theo went on to coordinate theGlobal Asset Management Excellence program inNigeria LNG and established the OperationalReliability, Asset Integrity, and Process Safetyframework currently in use in the company.Compared to the general energy industry, the LNGsector can boast of an enviable record inreliability and safety. The more important notehowever is that it is imperative for the industry tolearn from major hazard incidents whichunfortunately resulted in fatalities, asset damageand environmental exceedances. The LNGindustry is also vulnerable to similar incidents ifthe inherent hazards are not properly managed.Theo will address operational, process safety,reliability, availability, operating costs andmargins as NLNG took a decision to adopt aframework for working towards AssetManagement excellence.

Theophilus Agbonifo Head, Reliability & Maintenance SupportNigeria LNG LtdNigeria

Case Study


Simulation Study For World First OffshoreFloating LNG Terminal PFLNG Satu Project

What are the benefits of the Real-timeShip Simulation study for the upcomingPETRONAS Floating LNG (FLNG) facility?Lessons learnt and the obstacles thathave to be overcomeStep by step progress in proving this typeof offshore technology

Dr Captain Manivannan Subramaniam joinedAlam 15 years ago and is currently Head ofMaritime Simulation & Communication CentreMaster Mariner. Owned and operated byPETRONAS' shipping subsidiary, MISC Berhad,ALAM is a designated Branch Campus of theWorld Maritime University in Sweden and hasestablished formal alliances with other leadingmaritime education and training institutions inAustralia, Norway, the Netherlands, Singapore andthe United States of America.Akademi Laut Malaysia (ALAM) recentlyembarked on a Real-time Ship Simulation studyfor the upcoming PETRONAS Floating LNG(FLNG) facility. Petronas expects to complete itsambitious PFLNG vessel in early 2016 as thisunproven technology enters operation for the firsttime.

Manivannan Subramaniam Head of Maritime Simulation & Communication CentreALAMMalaysia

15:45-17:00



15:45-16:15

Exhibition Zone


16:15-17:00

Plenary Techshop

Delivering Greater Reliability, Increased Availability and Higher Efficiency

Driving the development of high-reliability systems and strong capabilities in high-power systemsIncreasing the power and efficiency of LNG refrigeration compressorsComplete solutions to drive the main refrigerant compressors using electrical motors

17:00-17:30


SEIZING THE OPPORTUNITIES IN SMALL SCALE LNG

Tracking Small Scale LNG Challenges

Introduction of Small Scales LNG (SS-LNG)Price factors & Geography as driving factorsBusiness Model of SS-LNGChallenges of SS-LNG

Adnan Kaya Sales DirectorWorthington-Aritas Turkey



Ensuring maximum profits through use of LNG transportation and directusage containers

Increasing volume and decreasing weight for maximum ROIA modified design to increase operational flexibilityReducing cooling down time to maximise efficiency

17:30-18:30

Sangria Roundtable Discussions

SANGRIA ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS: REGIONAL PROJECT UPDATES

-Russia: Russian projects and expansions - challenges and opportunitiesElena Fedorova, Executive director of Education and Research Center of LNG and NGL Technologies, Gubkin Russian State University of Oil & Gas- The Middle East: Assessing the Middle Easts future role in global LNG markets and how a returning Iran will impact gas marketsTara Shirvani, Transport Specialist, Energy and Transport Unit World Bank- Australia: How are Australias new stream of LNG projects developing and how will they cope with price volatility?Brian Buckley, Former Senior Executive Royal Dutch Shell and Former CEO Oman LNG- East Africa: The latest LNG frontier and how this massive gas reserves will be brought to fruitionTony Acton, Former BG Group- North America: Assessing the opportunities in Canada and the United States as the North American powerhouses develop gas reservesBarry Worthington, Executive Director, United States Energy Association

18:30-20:30

Drinks Reception & Tapas Social Evening

Drinks Reception & Tapas Social Evening

Day 3 - September, 30 2015 - Wednesday

08:55-09:05



09:05-09:35


Keynote The Changing Face of LNG: Exploring the Big Opportunities in Small-Scale LNG

How are small-scale LNG projects radically changing LNG buying?The emergence of small scale LNG and the supply of developing marketsThe development of relatively small and highly flexible regasification facilitiesReaping the benefits of small scale LNG: Lower total project capital and operating costs and shorter and reduced risks of non-completionHow to gain project finance?

Francisco de la Flor Director of RegulationEnagasSpain

09:40-10:10

Plenary

Mexican Liquefaction Potential and Projects

What is the potential for Mexican LNG exports?Assessing the competition and market trends in North AmericaCase Study analysis of two Pemex projects liquefaction projects on the Pacific coast of Mexico

Jorge De la Huerta has worked at Pemex Gas for the last twenty years. In February 2012 he was named Vice President of Natural Gas. He is currently responsible forcoordinating the overall strategy of natural gas supply including projects such as: Ramones and Tucson Sasabe GuaymasLNG Plant in Salina CruzPemex is carrying out a series of technical and economic studies to determine the most suitable site for the location of LNG Infrastructure in Mexicos Pacific Coast.These studies represent the first step in the construction of a LNG Plant whose commercial operation date is tentatively planned by 2022.Costa Azul Project in EnsenadaPemex signed a Memorandum of Understanding with IEnova and its affiliate Sempra LNG to assess the feasibility for the conversion of IEnovas natural gasregasification facility in Ensenada, Baja California into a LNG plant. This project is meant to reinforce Pemex presence in the global natural gas market through thestrengthening of Mexicos hydrocarbons productive chains.

Jorge de la Huerta Vice President Natural GasPemexMexico

10:15-10:45


Global LNG Market Outlook - What Lies Ahead?The last couple of years in review: analysing Asian Imports, the European situation and slowed growth ratesThe US and Australia, their impact on the global market and how this will evolve going forwardDiversification as markets aim for continued growth in uncertain times

Brian D P Buckley "The Thought Leader" Former CEO Oman LNGFormerly Oman LNGOman

10:45-11:15



11:15-11:35

Plenary

Increasing Japanese LNG Imports and Regional Market Development Updates

LNG project possibilities and supply and demand trendsDevelopments in natural gas supply infrastructureChanges in energy and nuclear policy

Chikako Ishiguro is Senior Researcher and Analyst at Osaka Gas. As a member of the Energy Resources and International Business Unit of the company, Chikakoheads up energy market research and analysis activities of the company where she has worked for over 10 years. Throughout her career, Ishiguro has pursued in-depth global market analysis in key energy sectors, particularly in LNG. Japan is the world's largest LNG importer

Chikako Ishiguro Senior AnalystOsaka GasJapan

11:35-11:55

Plenary

Developments in the North America: Looking at US LNG Exports

North American natural gas production forecastLocating the market for US LNG exportsAnticipated impact of US LNG on a global marketNext steps for the first Gulf of Mexico LNG exporter

Helena has worked in a number of LNG market-facing positions at companies including Marex Spectron and Poten. She joined the commercial team at Cheniere threeyears ago to develop LNG trading in the short term market. With Cheniere's first liquefaction plant due to start producing in 2015 she is currently focused on creatingtrading opportunities for the company's short term LNG.Cheniere Energy, is on the verge of beginning the first exports of liquefied natural gas from the U.S. mainland, with customers locked up in Asia and Europe forsupplies from the Sabine Pass LNG terminal.

Helena Wisden Senior Trading ManagerCheniereUK

11:55-12:25

LNG Techwalk

Cutting Edge LNG Bunkering Technology Techwalk - Be the JudgeHear from innovative, environmentally friendly technology solutions which are set to revolutionise the industry. Be the judge on which technology you think will be themost influential

12:30-13:30

Exhibition Zone

Lunch & Meet the Speakers

13:30-14:00

Case Study


Developments in Small Scale LNG Distribution

Efficient storage, loading andtransportation for small scale LNGdistributionAssessing shipping, rail and truckingdistribution optionsExpanding markets by developing smallscale LNG infrastructure

Pierre Cotin Chief Strategy, Development & Marketing OfficerElengy, GDF SuezFrance

Case Study


Converged Information Infrastructure toRationalise LNG OperationsAddressing the LNG Value chain inonshore and offshore environmentsAcknowledging the validation of LNGprocess and operation in offshorescenariosImproving information flow with superiorIT infrastructure

Tony Acton qualified in Physics, CryogenicEngineering and researched the thermalproperties of cryogenic helium. He has worked inthe LNG Industry for over 34 years coveringEurope, the Far East, India, the Middle East and allthe Americas. Cost information is a key issue for each part of aLNG chain and all elements must add up to allowviable feed gas costs and a regasified LNG pricesover the long term. Most important is theliquefaction cost, followed by shipping andregasification costs. Historical generalisedcapital and operating cost indices can be usefulas a guide but real information from projects isvital as is an understanding of the effects ofdiffering technologies, operating philosophiesand the many local factors that influence costs.Also, operational and safety procedures need tobe fit for purpose.

Dr Tony Acton Formerly BG GroupFormerly BG GroupUK

Case Study


Petrobras' Offshore FSRU facilities and LNGDevelopments in Brazil

Assessing Petrobras' three terminalsphilosphyCombined regasification capacity to 41MMcm/dLNG lines flexibility case study for theBahia, Guanabara and Pecem LNGterminals

Fernando Csar Gigliucci Head of Project Asset ImprovementsPetrobrasBrazil

14:05-14:35



Development of LNG Ship-to-Ship offloadingand bunkering systems

Lessons learned from the development ofoffshore LNG offloading for FSRUs andFLNGsBasic principles of different LNG STSoffloading and bunker configurations andtheir challengesLNG transfer systems deployed and underdevelopment: review of various conceptsand technologiesProving the Reliability and Safety ofoffshore LNG transfer systems: TNOsexperience from testing and qualification

Bas van den Beemt BD Offshore Production and LNGTNONetherlands



Achieving High Emission Reduction andSaving Costs Through Energy Saving Projects

LDAR and OGI for above groundinstallations including storage tanksUnderground leak detection (by foot,car, dogs)Corrosion protection Integritymeasurements

Jos Couwels International Sales ManagerThe SniffersThe Netherlands



Compact Diffusion Bonded Heat Exchangersin Floating LNG and Regasification

Overview of Heatric Compact HeatExchanger TechnologyKey features of Heatric heat exchangersthat add benefit to LNG and FLNGprojectsHeatric experience in LNG and FLNG andsuggested applications

14:40-15:10

Case Study


Safety and Major Accident Prevention:Operating a Safety Culture and Reducing theEnvironmental Impact of LNG

Designing terminals with multiple layersof protection in order to meet rigoroussafety regulationsDeveloping best practices when dealingwith heavy machinery, turbines andmaintenance

Chris Vandecasteele became responsible for LNGactivities in September 2010 and is now in chargeof the Fluxys LNG Terminal in Zeebrugge. He isclosely involved in the current capacityenhancement at the Zeebrugge LNG terminal andFluxys' participation in the Dunkirk LNG terminalproject.Yamal Trade and Fluxys LNG recently signed a20-year contract for transshipment of up to 8million tons of LNG per year at the port ofZeebrugge, Belgium, to support year-round LNGdeliveries from the Yamal Peninsula to Asian-Pacific markets.

Chris Vandecasteele LNG Terminal ManagerFluxysBelgium

Case Study


Fos Cavaou LNG Terminal Development :From Regas to Transhipment

Five years of pro-active development ina changing marketRegazification service : how shipperscan shape their send-outLNG transhipment with one jetty : atechnical challenge

Guillaume Rombaut is the Commercial Directorof Fosmax LNG, a company which owns the FosCavaou LNG terminal in France. Prior to thisposition he was Operations Manager of LNGterminals for Elengy, a subsidiary of Engie. Hehas more than 10 years experience in LNG asR&D project manager for new LNG technologyand project engineer for LNG terminalrevamping and commissioning. The Fos Cavaou terminal has developedsignificantly in the 5 years since it begancommercial operation. Hear how the terminalhas optimised operations in order to play anintegral part in increasing Frances security ofsupply.

Guillaume Rombaut Commercial DirectorFosmax LNGFrance

Case Study


A Lithuanian FSRU Success Casing Point

Showcasing the successful commercialoperations of the Klaipedos Naft project The significance of the projects storagecapacity allowing the reliance on pipelinesand Russian suppliesWhat the recent conclusion between SCKlaipedos Nafta and the Klaipeda StateSeaport Authority for the usage of theLNG terminal jetty mean?

Tadas Matulionis has 16 years of large industrialproject management and internationalcommercial experience. At Klaipedos Nafta Mr.Matulionis is a member of companysmanagement team and initially was focusing onthe development of an LNG import terminalduring project phase. Shortly after LNG terminalwas launched into operation in December 2014,Mr. Matulionis was assigned as the head of theLNG terminal. Klaipedos Nafta started commercial operations oftheir FSRU unit on January 1st 2015. It recentlyannounced that it had regasified and supplied 459000 MWh of natural gas to Lithuanias natural gastransmission system during April 2015. KlaipedosNaftas total preliminary revenue for the first fourmonths of 2015 is 36.3 million compared to11.9 million in the corresponding period of lastyear.

Tadas Matulionis DirectorLNG Terminal Klaipedos NaftaLithuania

15:10-15:40

Exhibition Zone

Afternoon refreshments & Meet the Speakers

15:40-16:10

Case Study


Inherent risks with ice and moisture whenbunkering LNG

Exploring the hazards associated withsmall scale LNG, especially in its use as atransportation fuelThe tried and tested solutions and newoptions available to the marketCutting costs and increasing efficiencyacross the LNG maritime transport chain

Ola Joslin Head of Energy PortsPort of StockholmSweden

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Progress Update: GNL3Z Plant passedPerformance Tests

Engineering challenges: design solutionsfor LNG capacity increase, operationalflexibility, safety in designCommissioning challenges and plantstart upPerformance Tests and handover

Anton Marco Fantolini LNG Technology Manager SaipemItaly

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FSRUs vs Land-Based LNG RegasificationTerminals

Examining the advantages anddisadvantages of FSRUs versus onshorereceiving terminalsConversion of LNG carriers into FSRUsand discovering best procedures inachieving this complicated processAssessing the complexities of FSRUs andmaximising the advantages going forward

16:15-16:45

Plenary

The State of Play as LNG Baltic Sea Port Projects and the Role of the EU in the Region

Baltic Sea Ports project - The response to the IMOs decision to establish new sulphur content limits in marine fuels in ECA (the Baltic, the North Sea and theEnglish Channel)Who are the participants, investors and other stakeholders?Progress to date with pre-investment studies on environmental impact assessments, feasibility analyses for LNG terminals or bunkering vessels, projectdesigns, regional market studies, safety manualsBest practices, recommendations and standards on how to develop effective gas infrastructure

Bogdan Oldakowski Secretary GeneralBaltic Ports Organisation Poland

16:45-17:00

Chair's Concluding Remarks

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