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FLNG ASIA 09
Unlocking your gas reserves potential through
fast-tracking offshore LNG solutions

The ONLY event in Asia Pacific which will Featuring fresh and exciting insights from:
translate FLNG concepts into reality!
Paramate
Conference highlights include: Hoisungwan
Analyst, LNG
Global FLNG market forecast - Douglas Westwood will advise on what FLNG PTT PLC
project implementation strategies you should adopt to achieve competitive advantage based Brian Songhurst
on sector activity over 2009-2015 Director, LNG
Energy and Power
Commercial viability - BW Offshore will provide an in-depth analysis of global
stranded gas-fields potential, collaboration strategies and their implications on your business
Doug Peel
planning, FLNG investment and gas sales contracts
Partner
White & Case
Small scale vs. large scale FLNG operations - Gain practical insights from FLEX
LNG on how you can resolve redepolyablity, project delivery and ROI maximization concerns Dennis James Ryan
Associate Vice President,
Risk management - Led by PTT PLC, examine project management strategies and key Energy Sales Director,
considerations in ensuring mitigation of technical and commercial risks Asia
Black & Veatch
Technical practicality - Overcome technological challenges in gas separation, Nazery Khalid
liquefaction, storage and offloading with first-hand expertise from JGC Corporation, IHI Senior Research Fellow
Marine and Black & Veatch Maritime Institute of
Malaysia
PLUS! Dont miss out on the FLNG Project Nobuhiko Terasawa
Financing & Contract Risk Management Day! GM, Marketing & Project
Development, Offshore
Projects & Steel
The larger FLNG vessels will likely cost about $1,000 per tpa to build, Structures Operation,
suggesting costs of around $5 billion each. - Daily Times, Nov 2008 IHI Corporation
Dongil Yeo Naohiko Kishimoto Steve Robertson
Project Manager Chief Engineer Director, Head of Oil
Samsung Heavy (Offshore) & Gas
Industries JGC Corporation Douglas Westwood
Arnfinn Unum Philip Eystein Fjeld James Berner
General Manager, FLNG CEO Managing Director
BW Offshore FLEX LNG GE Energy Financial
Services
Mark Goodrich Anthony Patten Gervais Green
Partner Partner Head of Shipping Finance
White & Case Ashurst Norton Rose
Dr. Daejun Chang Justin Y.S. Joe Masaki Kawase
Associate Professor Senior Manager, Offshore Executive Officer, New
Korea Advanced Business Planning Technology/Markets
Institute of Science Daewoo Shipbuilding Modec Inc
and Technology & Marine Engineering
Keith Bainbridge Chris Lowe Siddharth Roy
Managing Director Head of International Director & Head of
LNG Shipping Finance, Asia LNG Origination
Solutions Watson, Farley & Fortis Bank
Williams
AikMeam Tan
Gas Treatment Process Franck Legerstee Deepak Kukean
Technologist - BASF Regional Offshore Managing Director, Project &
East Asia Regional Project Manager, SEA Export Finance
Headquarters Limited Bureau Veritas Standard Chartered Bank

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Uncovering FLNG project implementation strategies that will ensure
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Analyzing commercial elements in ship-building, gas sales and other FLNG
project contracts to allow risk minimization
Discovering the best technologies and process systems to adopt for
your FLNG operations to ensure low cost production and operational excellence
Understanding how you can effectively incorporate FLNG capacity
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CONFERENCE DAY 1 - TUESDAY 28 JULY 2009
08.15 Registration and welcome coffee
08.50 Opening remarks from the chair
09.00 An examination of global FLNG developments and
re-evaluating FLNGs commercial viability
An update of global FLNG market progress
Evaluating the energy market and its implications on FLNG
developments
FLNG and its mission to revolutionize offshore gas production -
assessing its feasibility
FLNG: Determining prospects, forecasts and key players
Gas/LNG markets: Assessing supply and demand
Understanding the entire FLNG value chain and key decisions
that have to be made to ensure commercially viable projects
LNG industrys conventional mindset - altering it to maximize
FLNGs potential
Nazery Khalid
Senior Research Fellow
Maritime Institute of Malaysia
09.45 Monetizing offshore gas fields: An analysis of stranded gas
11.45 Small scale vs. large scale FLNGs: Analyzing key features 15.30 Understanding FLNG building blocks and economics to
and their market potential to decide their suitability for ensure economies of scale and project success
your LNG operations and business models Examination of costs involved in FLNG production and what it
Examining the pros and cons of developing large scale FLNGs means to your business planning
and small scale FLNGs Capital budgeting strategies to ensure minimization of
Evaluating the costs and ROIs involved in both types of projects operational costs
Uncovering the conditions required for the FLNG Development and human costs analysis for FLNG projects
redeployability Profit ratios from lease and operation contracts relating to
Harnessing the benefits - proven technology, improved delivery FLNG vessels
times and lower costs
An update on FLEX LNGs progress to date K
Keith Bainbridge
Managing Director
Philip Eystein Fjeld LNG Shipping Solutions
CEO
FLEX LNG 16.15 T
Tackling operational challenges and risk concerns that are
preventing the growth of the FLNG market
12.30 Lunch and networking break Evaluating key economic considerations from an operators
perspective and the solutions available
13.30 Shipbuilders perspective: Insights into FLNG construction Assessing the FLNG value chain - how can various players
and their implications on project delivery come together to rectify operational risks of FLNG projects
Shipbuilders voice out on challenges and inhibitors involved in Greater sharing of risk - building a relationship between
the construction of FLNG vessels stakeholders in the value chain for managing risk

Experts discussions
reserves and their implications on FLNG projects
Detailed comparison between system design options in view of Developing project implementation determinants, guidelines
Doing the math before you invest in FLNG
operational risks and strategies for operators
Criteria of gas reserves for FLNG operations - assessing key
Update on the progress of shipbuilders in FLNG developments Fixing technology and design gaps - containment risk, cryogenic
considerations before developing your FLNG project
globally offloading risk, liquefaction modules risk and reliability and
An in-depth evaluation of the stranded gas fields available
Identification of hazards and solutions for FLNG construction aavailability risks
globally and which of these are suitable for FLNG projects
and what it means for the oil & gas operators Commercial viability issues - ensuring FLNG project profitability
Long term sustainability - examination of gas reserves
components which will justify your ROI in specialized FLNG An in-depth analysis of risks involved - e.g. regulatory,
Dongil Yeo, technological, field performance, gas sales contractual terms,
projects Project Manager
Minimizing risk - evaluating collaboration strategies with project delivery
Samsung Heavy Industries
reserves holders
Paramate Hoisungwan
Arnfinn Unum 14.15 FLNG new build vs. conversion: An examination of Analyst, LNG
General Manager, FLNG commercial and technical considerations and their PTT PLC
BW Offshore implications on your LNG operations strategic planning
Process selections and challenges involved in both types of Philip Eystein Fjeld
10.30 Morning tea and networking break projects CEO
Critical elements for development and criteria in assessing the FLEX LNG
11.00 Global FLNG market forecast for activity in the sector
ttype of project to adopt
over 2009-2015
o
Macro-economic energy sector trends and drivers for the
Feasibility of conversion - assessing the technical and Dr. Daejun Chang,
technological components that need to be resolved before a Associate Professor,
FLNG business
Current and future prospects for FLNG liquefaction and
conversion can be done successfully Korea Advanced Institute of Science
K
regasification terminals to 2015
Costs and benefits - analyzing which strategy will allow you to and Technology
achieve the greatest ROI in FLNG Former Principal Research Engineer,
TTechnological developments and case studies of projects
underway or in planning
Highlighting key success factors for a winning conversion project Hyundai Heavy Industries
Capital expenditure and import/liquefaction capacity in the Masaki Kawase, 17.15 Closing remarks from the chair
FLNG market 2009-2015 Executive Officer, New Technology/Markets
Steve Robertson Modec Inc 17:30 Close of conference day 1
Director, Head of Oil & Gas
Douglas Westwood 15.00 Afternoon tea and networking break

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CONFERENCE DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY 29 JULY 2009
08.15 Registration and welcome coffee An analysis of proven CO2 and sulphur removal technologies on 15.00 Afternoon tea and networking break
LNG liquefaction facility
08.50 Opening remarks from the chair 15.30 Evaluating critical aspects and factors in driving the success
Key factors involved in selecting the appropriate CO2 removal
K
of FLNG projects and attaining maximum ROI
09.00 FLNG topside design and engineering: Resolving critical units on floating operations
Discuss industry specific FLNG project implementation challenges
issues to achieve operational excellence Assessing the cost-effectiveness of acid gas removal technologies
with your peers. This is a fantastic opportunity to find the answers
Ensuring higher reliability and availability of topside design and from field to field
to your questions. The 4 roundtables will each be led by an FLNG
processes to achieve better economics Achieving maximum ROI - discovering the effect acid gas
expert and will look in-depth at 4 different technical areas in FLNG
Evaluating strategies in reducing downtime and minimizing removal has on your output capacity
development. You can choose the table you prefer to join

Interactive roundtable discussions

maintenance Minimizing technical risks in acid gas removal
depending on your concerns.
Flexible process design - evaluating how FLNG topsides can be AikMeam Tan
designed to adapt to different feed gas conditions Group A: Topsides - uncovering major LNG gas processing
Gas Treatment Process Technologist
Modularization of topside facilities to allow operational BASF East Asia Regional Headquarters Limited liquefaction and re-gasification technologies and processes
excellence
12.30 Lunch and networking break Naohiko Kishimoto
Update of research and development activities from JGC
Corporation Chief Engineer (Offshore)
13.30 Storage containment systems: Utilizing sophisticated JGC Corporation
Naohiko Kishimoto storage containment technology and processes to attain
Chief Engineer (Offshore) FLNG technical feasibility Group B: Hulls - analyzing hull designs, storage containment
JGC Corporation Advantages and features of state-of-the-art self-supporting systems and shipyard capabilities
prismatic shape IMO type B (SPB) tanks & how you can leverage
09.45 Marveling at the incredible hull: Essentials for designing of a Justin Y.S. Joe
on them
solid hull interface to achieve maximum storage capacity Senior Manager, Offshore Business Planning
Model testing results, performance influence discussions and
Optimal arrangement and design for maximum FLNG Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine
operational philosophy due to wave excited motions of the SPB
performance Engineering
LNG FPSO
Hull sizing alternatives and their impact on costs and efficiency
Fitting your hull design to the storage containment systems
Systems for mooring of and LNG transfer from/to LNG carriers Group C: Mooring and transfer systems - exploring
seamlessly
Evaluation of motion characteristics, mooring system and available and emerging technologies in the mooring and
Storage containment - evaluating options that can minimize risk
stability offloading of FLNG vessels
exposure and withstand wave impacts expected from sloshing
T Tackling design and construction issues for the hull structure
Storage capacity - key factors in ensuring enhanced storage for
Brian Songhurst
Justin Y.S. Joe maximum ROI
Updates of IHIs developments in storage containment process Director, LNG
Senior Manager, Offshore Business Planning
systems Energy and Power
Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering
10.30 Morning tea and networking break Nobuhiko Terasawa Group D: Design and construction - analysis of shipyard
GM, Marketing and Project Development, capabilities in FLNG development and what it means for
11.00 FLNG liquefaction and regasification technologies and Offshore Projects & Steel Structures Operation the FLNG value chain
processes - determining your best option IHI Corporation
Minimizing cost and schedule for provision of the topsides Dongil Yeo
process facilities (gas treatment & liquefaction) 14.15 Floating LNG mooring and offloading: Assessing next Project Manager
Improving process plant capacity and performance to improve generation LNG offshore facilities to achieve safe and Samsung Heavy Industries
commercial viability efficient LNG transfer
Selecting the optimum refrigeration processes - the drivers, the Examining the use of cryogenic hoses and piping for conducting 16.30 Ensuring FLNGs operational safety, reliability and
aavailable technologies and the best fit LNG transfer on a large scale FLNG maintenance for long-term sustainability
Uncovering technical and economical advantages & T Techniques in ensuring FLNG offloading of FLNG vessels under KKey safety considerations for FLNG operations
disadvantages of adding LPG/NGL recovery/export facilities rough sea conditions Managing health, safety and staffing in FLNG
Regasification technologies and how to deliver reliability, Evaluating mooring solutions - e.g. ship to ship, offshore jetty Underlying measures against collision and corrosion
maintainability, efficiency and safe operations mooring, spread mooring, tandem mooring, single point mooring Classification standards on the safety guidelines for FLNG
Assessing actual safety systems and developments for offshore Analyzing risks associated with new technology & developments
Brian Songhurst LNG transfer
Director, LNG Franck Legerstee
Improved side by side offloading to achieve overall feasibility in Regional Offshore Project Manager, SEA
Energy and Power FLNG projects Bureau Veritas
11.45 CO2 and organic sulphur removal: Evaluating key Dennis James Ryan
considerations & its implications on the ROI of FLNG 17.15 Closing remarks from the chair
Associate Vice President, Energy Sales Director, Asia
projects Black & Veatch 17.30 Close of conference

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Refund guarantees, delivery bonuses and option agreements - key
components of shipbuilding contracts
FLNG Project Implementation Drafting effective force majeure terms to compensate for the increased

and Risk Management Strategies Management Day - Thursday 30 July 2009

operational risk
Discovering how shipbuilders can obtain finance
Negotiation and drafting FLNG shipbuilding contracts - analyzing the main
for Cost Effective Offshore Gas commercial elements involved
Production 08.15 Registration and welcome coffee A review of terms and contractual provisions found in shipbuilding
08.50 Opening remarks from the chair contracts from the perspective of both ship builders and purchasers
Monday 27 July 2009, 13.00 - 16.00 Changing faces of shipbuilding contract terms in the context of currency
09.00 Global financial crisis and its implications on project financing and fluctuations and rising raw material costs
contracting Accurately identifying the intersection of safety, insurance and contracts to
The LNG crisis is fraught with under supply. Operators Analyzing how the credit crunch is affecting the financing and contracting minimize risk exposure in FLNG projects
are actively looking at FLNG as a solution to better of FLNG projects
access stranded gas. However, there are huge concerns Creating a win-win situation for players in the LNG value chain Chris Lowe
with regards to the commercial viability and risk involved Clarifying each partys stand in the context of project finance Head of International Finance, Asia
in FLNG project implementation. This has prevented Selecting the most optimal financing and contracting strategy for your project Watson, Farley & Williams
W
many oil & gas operators from progressing with FLNG Understanding the effect of current market conditions on FLNG financing
and what investors are looking for in a deal 12.30 Lunch and networking break
projects. In this workshop, we will review FLNG
project implementation strategies and risk management Doug Peel Mark Goodrich 13.30 An overview of key legal and contractual issues in developing a
techniques you can adopt to ensure successful FLNG Partner Partner successful FLNG project
operations. White & Case White & Case FLNG case studies on project risk analysis that have been undertaken
Doing the math and risk analysis before the 09.45 Going beyond the basics - the potential viability and pitfalls of Applying LNG-specific legal issues & lessons learned from previous projects
investment decision - the stepwise approach alternative financing structures on new offshore LNG projects including FLNGs, LNGRVs and FSRUs
Determining offshore gas fields prospects and the Evaluating strategies in identifying and allocating legal risks
kkey economic considerations Examining the ingredients of a suitable financing structure for your FLNG Looking into procurement of FLNG vessels (EPC and chartering)
Studying the feasibility of the available technologies project - analyzing key concerns
and process systems used in FLNG Evaluating alternative financing options and their unique features based on An in-depth review of possible FLNG project structures
Finding solutions for new operational issues arising different business models Uncovering FLNG sales and purchase terms and conditions
from offshore LNG production Potential pitfalls of alternative financing structures - key factors you must be
Risk management strategies for FLNG project aaware of Anthony Patten, Partner, Ashurst
implementation Uncovering innovative financing solutions in the market 14.15 Assessing the required project characteristics and criteria to secure
Siddharth Roy financing in a tight market
About your workshop leader: Director & Head of LNG Origination Bankers clarifications on what financiers restrictions mean for FLNG
Brian Songhurst Fortis Bank project financing
Director, LNG 10.30 Morning tea and networking break Assess the elements that affect a financiers decision to provide financing
Energy and Power and how you can be in a stronger position to achieve financing
11.00 The rise of Islamic banking: Utilizing Islamic financing structures for Analysis of the current state and future of debt-financing in the shipping
Brian Songhurst has 40 years of experience in the oil and

Financiers discussion
FLNG project financing industry - is the debt capital market dead?
gas industry. He has led engineering and process design Critically examining the financial institutions that are providing funds for
teams for gas processing, refinery and petrochemical Acknowledging Islamic bonds potential and sustainability as an important FLNG projects and the type of financing models available
facilities for various locations worldwide. asset class in FLNG financing Evaluating private equity financing frameworks for FLNG
Islamic banking vs. conventional banking - evaluating the differences in their
He is currently Director of LNG within Energy and risks and opportunities Siddharth Roy
Power, based in London and oversees a variety of LNG Demystify the Shariah principles and considerations behind sukuks Director & Head of LNG Origination
projects for both onshore and offshore applications. Assess the investor demand for sukuks and its potential for the short and Fortis Bank
These include floating LNG liquefaction units (FLNG) and long-term
floating storage and regasification units (FSRU). He was Understand how you can capitalize on the growing Islamic banking industry Deepak Kukean
previously Engineering Manager with MW Kellogg one of ffor FLNG project financing Managing Director, Project & Export Finance
the worlds leading LNG contractors. Standard Chartered Bank
Gervais Green
Brian is also the Chairman of the Institution of Chemical Head of Shipping Finance James Berner, Managing Director
Engineers Subject Oil & Natural Gas group which Norton Rose GE Energy Financial Services
provides technical networking between its members to
deliver best practices within the chemical engineering 11.45 FLNG shipbuilding contracts and financing - trends and developments 15.15 Closing remarks from the chair
community. that you need to know 15.30 Close of FLNG Project Financing & Contract Risk Management Day

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Workshop only 1,349 Payable to: IQPC Worldwide Pte Ltd Registrations received without payment will incur a processing fee of SGD$99 per
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