3rd Annual

LNG World
Sheraton Miyako Hotel, "Always plan ahead . It wasn't raining
Tokyo
when Noah built the ark."
Richard Cushing
15th & 16th July 2008
Stepping up business operations to remain competitive in the dynamic LNG world market

Featuring case studies & presentations from leading global oil & gas companies:
Rosemary C. Boulton President Dr. Jack Hamilton CEO Xue Bo Vice President - Commercial
Kitimat LNG, Canada Liquid Niugini Gas, Australia Guangdong Dapeng LNG Company Ltd., China

Dr. Stephen S. F. Wong President, Greater Jean-Charles Papeians General Counsel Hamood Salim Al Sinaidi VP Marketing and
China/Japan Gas Marketing Suez Global LNG Ltd, UK Shipping Manager
ExxonMobil Qalhat LNG
Paul William Bridgwood Director & Chief Technical
Iin Arifin Takhyan Deputy President Director Officer
Pertamina,Indonesia LNG Limited, Australia

Key international presentations & distinguished speakers:

Dr Ing. Evita H. Legowo Assistant to Minister of Kenichi Aso Director, Energy and Natural Resources Dr. Tilak Doshi Executive Director-Energy
Energy and Mineral Resources Finance Department Dubai Multi Commodities Center (DMCC)
Department of Energy and Mineral Resources, Japan Bank for International Cooperation
Indonesia Leigh Bolton Managing Director
Omar Sekkat Head of Global LNG Shipping, Offshore Holmwood Consulting Limited, UK
Susan Farmer Partner & Logistics
Fulbright and Jaworski International LLP DnB NOR Bank ASA, UK Senior Representative
Petrobras, Brazil
Yasushi Tashiro General Manager Hiroshi Kubota Deputy Director General, Oil and Gas
LNG Japan Corporation Project Development
Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National
Senior Representative Corporation (JOGMEC)
Mott Macdonald

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0830 Registration and Morning Coffee

0900 Opening and Welcome Remarks from the Chairperson

0915 Plenary One

In the recent years, there is a huge imbalance between the supply and demand of LNG Worldwide. The demand is growing over the years and supply
from traditionally supplying countries is dwindling. So, where is the future supply of LNG going to come from?
• Assessing the economics of demand and supply of LNG World wide and analysing the alternate markets for better supply management
Dr. Stephen S. F. Wong President, Greater China/Japan Gas Marketing
ExxonMobil

1000 Plenary Two

Formulating an effective West Coast North American market mechanism to erase inequity in supply and demand and to offset extreme price spikes for
efficient consumer market
Rosemary C. Boulton President
Kitimat LNG, Canada

1045 Morning Refreshments

1115 Plenary Three

Understanding the current international scenario - Gas OPEC and its effect on future sales
Senior Representative
Mott Macdonald

1200 Plenary Four

Pioneering the production of LNG in Papua New Guinea - Overview of LNG project, future plans and its significance for the Asia-pacific region
Dr. Jack Hamilton CEO
Liquid Niugini Gas, Australia

1245 Lunch

Stream One Stream Two

LNG Contract Management LNG Shipping and Terminals

1400 Chairperson's Opening Remarks 1400 Chairperson's Opening Remarks

1410 Developing and seeking flexibility in Long-term contracts for
successful business partnership and economical efficiency
• Successful strategies to develop flexible contracts
• Latest updates on take-or-pay clauses
• Discussing the future of destination clauses in long term contracts
Jean-Charles Papeians General Counsel
Suez Global LNG Ltd, UK
1450 Understanding and comparisons of global and regional regulations
for effective contractual risk management
• Recent trends in the regional and global LNG
contracts
• Best Practices in LNG sales agreements
• Listing key risk ingredients and ways to overcome
them
1530 Afternoon Refreshments
1600 Issues for Asian buyers negotiating long- term SPAs
• Sellers’ pricing expectations in Asia-Pacific
• Flexibility terms: Quantity and Destination
• Focus on creditworthiness and credit support
• Take or Pay and damages
• Buying from a “portfolio” supplier
Susan Farmer Partner
Fulbright and Jaworski International LLP
1410 Understanding the essentials of LNG Off-shore and Floating terminals
• Technology behind the offshore and floating terminals
• Interrelationships between production, storage and regasification processes
• Economics of off shore and floating terminals
Leigh Bolton Managing Director
Holmwood Consulting Limited, UK
1450 Appraising different business models and tariff structures for
regasification terminals for better operational costs
• Enlisting challenges faced for developing regasification terminals
• Successful business models of regasification terminals
• Regulatory issues faced while developing regasification terminals
Xue Bo Vice President - Commercial
Guangdong Dapeng LNG Company Ltd., China
1530 Afternoon Refreshments
1600 Analysing the fate of aging vessels-How easily can they be converted
into floating liquefaction, regasification or storage tanks?
• Discussing the economics of converting the aging
vessels into floating liquefaction, regasification or storage tanks
• Achieving maximum utilization of aging vessels
• Increasing the longevity of the vessels
Hamood Salim Al Sinaidi VP Marketing and
Shipping Manager
Qalhat LNG

1645 Examining the updates on recent contracts of LNG Greenfield projects 1645 Developing successful commercial,
to mitigate risks and ensuring business continuity and security operational and technical strategies to develop world - class
• Explaining the recent FIDs on Greenfield projects terminals
• Factoring the risk and liability terms on upstream gas reserves • Analysing and establishing factors that makes a terminal world-class
• Setting the appropriate pricing terms • Identifying key port infrastructure details to protect and provide safe access by LNG
carriers
Yasushi Tashiro General Manager
LNG Japan Corporation • Aligning contractual obligations and operational realities to achieve commercial
success

1720 Chairperson's Closing Remarks

1730 End of Day One

Day 2

Wednesday 16th July 2008

0830 Registration and Morning Coffee

0900 Opening and Welcome Remarks from the Chairperson

0915 Plenary One

Tackling price risk management- Dealing with real time markets and price volatility - Dealing with gas pricing based upon European or north American
reference prices

1000 Plenary Two

Enunciating the future LNG plans of Pertamina
Iin Arifin Takhyan Deputy President Director
Pertamina,Indonesia

1045 Morning Refreshments

Stream Three Stream Four

LNG Project Financing LNG Risk Assessment and Management

1120 Chairperson's Opening Remarks

1120 Chairperson's Opening Remarks
1130 Applying simple, proven and low cost concepts to mid-scale LNG
1130 Successful financing of innovative offshore LNG projects: A Case projects
Study of the Neptune LNG project shuttle and regasification vessels • How technology is modularising and downscaling the mid scale LNG projects
• What is offshore LNG? • Analysing the low cost approaches to medium scale LNG projects
• What is the market for LNG regasification vessels? • Discussing mid scale project FPSOs
• Risk assessment from a banker's perspective • Mitigating technology risks
• Structuring the financing and mitigating the risks of the project Paul William Bridgwood Director & Chief Technical Officer
Omar Sekkat Head of Global LNG Shipping, LNG Limited, Australia
Offshore & Logistics
DnB NOR Bank ASA, UK 1210 Understanding the risks in LNG projects and sharing the risks by
stakeholders to realize the LNG projects
1210 Understanding the dynamics of spot trading its impact on project • Enlisting the potential risks
finance ability • Ensuring the regulatory compliance
• Studying the paradigm shift of financing traditional vis-à-vis emerging spot market • Formulating basic framework for evaluating probabilities and vulnerabilities
gas projects Hiroshi Kubota Deputy Director General, Oil and
• Determining the factors to cushion the project financing risks along the value chain Gas Project Development
• Recognising and accommodating flexibility in LNG transactions Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation (JOGMEC)
Kenichi Aso Director, Energy and Natural Resources Finance Department
Japan Bank for International Cooperation 1250 Lunch

1250 Lunch 1400 Exploring effective risk management approaches to offset

procurement risks to ensure secure stable supplies
1400 Discussing the future of LNG as a commodity and economics of • Creating an inventory of potential risks
currency and linking gas prices to the dollar or the euro • Conducting sensitivity analysis to offset the procurement threats
• Discussing the emergence of LNG as an essential vector of expansion of gas market • Assessing the whole trading environment of the seller market to secure stable
worldwide supplies
• Achieving future market equilibrium by flexible supplies Senior Representative
• Implications of linking gas prices to the international currencies Petrobras, Brazil
Dr. Tilak Doshi Executive Director-Energy
Dubai Multi Commodities Center (DMCC) 1440 Quantifying risks for LNG projects
(security, safety, environmental, political and production) for better
1440 Measuring the impact of rising Engineering, production and management
construction (EPC) costs on LNG project financing • Undertaking integral assessments of portfolio of risks
• Studying the emerging trends of large scale LNG projects worldwide • Studying the resource requirements needed to provide a secure and safe environment
• Are the rising EPC costs forcing regional players on the sidelines? • Applying consequence analysis and risk management strategies for better project
• Is diversification of funding base the future roadmap? management

1520 Chairperson's Closing Remarks

1530 Afternoon Refreshments

1600 Plenary Three

Exploring the alternate energy source-Coal bed methane as a source gas
Dr Ing. Evita H. Legowo Assistant to Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources
Department of Energy and Mineral Resources, Indonesia

1645 Plenary Four

Overview of future LNG imports and supply metrics and impact of emerging business segments on Asia-pacific market
Focus Areas - India, China, Russia, Australia and Iran and middle East
Leigh Bolton Managing Director
Holmwood Consulting Limited, UK

1720 Chairperson's Closing Remarks

1730 End of Day Two

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Who should attend Why you cannot miss this event?
Job titles: The LNG market is undergoing a dynamic shift worldwide and the
Presidents, CEOs, MDs, Directors, Vice-President, General Managers, emergence of new players like India and China is changing the face
Managers of functions like: of the industry. Asia-Pacific has historically been the world's biggest
• Commercial contracts LNG market and continuing trends indicate that LNG consumption
• Legal is expected to double by 2015 in which the Asia Pacific region
• Marketing accounts for 65% of the global trade. Countries like Singapore and
• Engineering/Technology Australia are looking to scale up their LNG operations to capitalise
• Project Financing on the opportunities in this industry. With these exciting
developments, the future is upbeat with the questions of demand
• Shipping and Transportation
and supply ruling the roost. The ongoing developments and
• Training & Development changing dynamics in the LNG trade is anticipated to expose
• Procurement regional players to a multitude of challenges, which require
• Terminal Operations innovative mitigation in order to remain competitive, viable and
• Facilities Management profitable.
• Administration
• Research and Development This conference aims to focus on the key operational aspects of
LNG business by streamlining the conference into six meaningful
• Business Development
tracks - highlighting the most current and innovative business
• Health and safety practices which will help professionals understand the nuances of
• International Relations the current market dynamics which will prepare them to succeed
• Risk Management and gain an edge in this highly competitive market.

From: Don't miss this opportunity to meet the line up of key international
• International Gas Companies speakers and to network with a very niche and targeted group of
• Independent Gas Companies delegates from across the world.
• National Gas Companies
• LNG Traders Follow your own agenda with a choice of four streams over 2 days:
Stream One: LNG Contract Management
• LNG Vendor
Stream Two: LNG Shipping and Terminals
• LNG Equipment Manufacturers and Suppliers Stream Three: LNG Project Financing
• LNG Shipping companies and Shipyards Stream Four: LNG Risk Assessment and Management
• LNG Engineering and Contacting Companies
• LNG Ship owner/Charter
• Law Firms
• Analysts and Consultants
Key Issues and Topics:
• LNG Insurance and Risk Management Consultants • Understanding of the key issues in the LNG world market
• LNG Consultants • Unraveling new paradigms in the realm of LNG technology
• Investment Banks
• Financial/Risk Institutions • Formulating sound operational and commercial contract
management strategies for gaining more flexibility in LNG trade
• Government Organisations
• Research Associations and Agencies • Exploring the new and emerging concepts in off shore terminals
and shipping
Geographical market of delegates: • Building and establishing risk assessment and management
• Japan/ Korea/Taiwan/China - 45% standards to mitigate risks
• South East Asia - 35%
• India/Australia/MiddleEast-10% • Understanding the nuances of LNG project financing for
successful partnerships
• US/Canada/Europe-10%
• Identifying the key trends and emerging opportunities in the
LNG trade worldwide
Acknowledgement
marcus evans would like to thank all the world-leading visionaries,
solution providers, associations, operators, end-users and delegates within
the oil and gas industry from Asia-Pacific and around the world who have
contributed to and supported the marcus evans regional 3rd Annual LNG
World event. I would particularly like to mention our speakers for their help
in the research behind the event and also our sponsors for their continued
support and commitment.
On behalf of marcus evans we hope you have a rewarding, enjoyable and
productive time. I personally look forward to meeting you all and working
with you at our future regional events planned in 2008.
See you in July!

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