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Capt. Mike KellyManaging DirectorGlobal Workboats

Vivek SethCEOHalul Offshore Services

Alan PirieSenior Specialist – Marine, IHS Petrodata

Gertrude AdwoaBrokerOffshore Shipbrokers Ghana

Ian HugoRegional DirectorSmit Lamnalco Nigeria

Kelvin TeoGeneral ManagerOffshore Supply Vessels DivisionPOSH SEMCO Pte Ltd

Aju O. UzodimmaOSV ManagerShell Nigeria Explorationand Production

Khalid MomoduAssistant General ManagerBusiness DevelopmentYOA Insurance Brokers

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What’s New for 2014?1. Strategic dialogue with Africa’s largest vessels owners and operators2. Meeting local content requirements, crewing, logistics and security challenges3. Country-specific update from Nigeria, Angola, Ghana, Tanzania 4. Partnership showcase and trends in building successful ventures in Africa 5. Operators’ perspectives and technical requirements

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Dear Friends of the West African Offshore Industry,

The journey to unlocking the value in West Africa’s offshore oil and gas continues.

Deepwater fields in offshore Africa have propelled new requirements and capabilities in the offshore support

market.

The 2nd Annual OSV Conference builds upon last year’s great success. We will hear from leaders and key players from across the region and access updated information on the market outlook, new opportunities and meeting local content and cabotage requirements. This year, the highly popular Subsea Vessels Conference is also coming to Africa, and will be co located with OSV Conference.

The Nigerian Chamber of Shipping is delighted to offer full support and patronage to these events. I would like to invite you to be part of this excellent business opportunity. These leading industry events are a great place to hear, learn, share and network with professionals in the offshore marine industry and have your questions answered. Let us discover the opportunities in Africa’s OSV and Subsea sectors and understand how to successfully be part of this rapidly growing industry.

Looking forward to meeting you in Accra, Ghana!

Sincerely,

Ify Anazonwu-AkereleDirector General Nigerian Chamber of Shipping

Profile your Company in the Africa Offshore Market• Gain new customers/ partners• Launch products/ services• Strengthen current market presence and

customer relationships• Prepare deals/ close contracts• Find suppliers• Be the brand of choice on top of mind of your

customers

For more information on sponsorship and exhibition opportunities at the 5th Annual OSV Conference,

please contact: Ms. Catherine WongTel: (65) 6508 2469 | Email: [email protected]

Charting New Territories for OSV Fleet Growth

Ken EteteChief Executive Off icerCentury Group

Gregory Utomwen Ogbeifun Chairman & CEOStarzs Investments Company Limited

Anozie Tochukwu BenHydrocarbon Allocation and Deepwater Production Performance EngineerTotal Nigeria

Engr. Ernest C. NwapaExecutive SecretaryNigerian Content Developmentand Monitoring Board

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5% Tanzania

4% Middle East

3% Europe

South America 1%

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North America 3%

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Meeting Local Content and Cabotage Rules in Offshore AfricaThis workshop aims to give an in-depth understanding of the local content and cabotage rules in Africa’s offshore marine industry. The course will provide a comprehensive insight and practical approaches to meet local content and cabotage rules. It will discuss ways to comply with requirements in Africa’s key offshore hotspots with special focus on West Africa’s biggest oil player, Nigeria.

Workshop Outline:

• Comparative review of Local Content and Cabotage Rules in select African jurisdictions

• Detailed review of Local Content and Cabotage Rules in Nigeria

• Detailed analysis of different structures for complying with Local Content and Cabotage Rules in Nigeria

• Challenges in complying with Local Content and Cabotage Rules in Nigeria

Frederick Festus Ntido is a Senior Associate in the Corporate/Commercial Group specializing in Nigerian Content law, maritime, company securities, banking, telecoms and aviation law.

Frederick has been involved in providing legal advice to multinational companies in diverse areas of the law including regulatory, corporate compliance and transactional issues. He also advised the Federal Government of Nigeria during the Port Concession Programme as legal counsel to the Nigerian Ports Authority and he is actively involved in providing legal advice to several institutional and private establishments. He regularly advises multinational and indigenous clients doing business in Nigeria on compliance with local content legislations relating to the Cabotage Act and the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Act. He also represents clients before the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board and other regulatory agencies.

Proven oil reserves in West Africa have grown have grown by nearly 120% from 57 billion barrels in 1980 to 124 billion barrels in 2012. However, the OSV operating environment in these countries poses quite a number of challenges. From security risk to lack of infrastructure and qualified crew, and Local Content, challenges are aplenty.

How can you comply and be able to mitigate risk of operating in this high-growth yet challenging region to achieve a balance of risk and reward? Join us at the 2nd Annual OSV Africa to learn more!

“The speaker lineup and delegation was one of a kind, I would definitely return next year.” Jerry Tromans, CFO, Petro-Services Congo

The OSV Africa Conference was hugely successful last year in showcasing market opportunities and case studies of OSV operations. It provided an excellent networking venue to collaborate and hear from peers, business partners and customers.

“I was able to get updated on the very latest industry activity, thanks to the excellent presentations!” Capt. Reidar Roed, Managing Director, UOS United Offshore Support

Tullow Oil’s TEN projectApproval of Tullow Oil’s TEN project will see Ghana’s second major oil development come online from late 2016. Regulatory approval was given to the Tullow-led Tweneboa-Enyerna-Ntomme project (TEN), which will see peak output of 80,000b/d.

Find out more about this promising new discovery and what kind of opportunities you can explore in Ghana at our 2nd Annual OSV Africa conference.

Be part of the Global OSV Series!• Offshore Support Vessels, Singapore, 7-9 April 2014

• Offshore Support Vessels, Accra, Ghana, 9-11 June 2014

• Offshore Support Vessels, Dubai, UAE, 22-25 September 2014

• Offshore Support Vessels, Shanghai, China, 1- 3 December 2014

Day 1: 09 June 2014 Monday Day 2: 10 June 2014 Tuesday

West Africa Snapshot

African Champions

Finance and Risk Solutions

Overcoming Challenges

Partnership Showcase

Technology and Innovation

09.00 Analyzing New Trends in the Global OSV Market• A review of the current fleet and order book• What are the challenges and opportunities for vessel owners• Analysis of supply, demand and utilisation• A look at the OSV market in Africa

Alan Pirie, Senior Specialist – Marine, IHS Petrodata

09.30 Best Practice in Africa: Achieving High Fleet Utilization • Meeting technical and operational requirements• Key learnings from operating in Africa• Strategies and future plans

Ken Etete, Chief Executive, Century Group

10.00 How are Charterers’ Needs Changing?• What does an oil and gas company expect from the contractor

market? • Meeting operational demands and stringent requirements of the

client• Meeting local content requirements• Security and risk management strategies

Ian Hugo, Regional Director, Smit Lamnalco & Managing Director, Lamnalco Nigeria Limited

10.40 Questions and Discussion Followed by Morning Refreshments

11.20 Panel Discussion: Contracting Expectations and Experiences in Africa

• Optimal Contracting Strategies • Creating the right mix of spot and long term charters• Criteria and considerations for long term contracts Panelists:


Vivek Seth, CEO, Halul Offshore Services


12.00 Understanding the Growing Complexity of Operating in Deepwater• Analyzing the operational profile and areas of operation• Expectations to service capability and vessel capacity• New tasks, new functions, new equipment required

Kelvin Teo, General Manager, Offshore Supply Vessels Division, Posh Semco Pte Ltd

12.40 Questions and Discussion Followed by Lunch

14.00 Insurance and Risk Management for African projects• Mitigating financial risks• International insurance standards and limitations• Risk management and complying with local regulations

Khalid Momodu, Assistant General Manager, Business Development, YOA Insurance Brokers

14.40 Financing structures in compliance with Local Content Acts• Country-specific taxation and finance requirements• Regional vs global finance options• Vessel financing with a long-term investment perspective

Knut Mathiassen, Regional Head, Shipping Finance, Middle East & Africa, Standard Chartered Bank 15.20 Questions and Discussion

Followed by Afternoon Refreshments

16.00 Managing Offshore Security, Piracy and its Economic Consequences • Developing readiness for maritime operations in high risk

waters• Responding to maritime threats and attacks• How would you minimize risk and impact on company’s profit• Mitigating financial and legal liabilities

Capt. Rohit Chadha, Vice President, Nigeria/ West Africa, Bumi Armada

16.30 Meeting the Crewing Challenge in Africa• Crewing requirements and regulation• Countering the shortage of merchant marine officers• Local support systems for training crews

Gregory Utomwen Ogbeifun, Chairman & CEO, Starzs Investments Company Limited

17.00 Questions and Discussion End of Conference

14.00 Trends of Successful Partnerships in the OSV Industry• Assessing the right partnership model• Structuring long term partnerships • Overcoming challenges and making the most out of the

venture• Case study samples and key learning’s

Afolabi Adetola, Director, Cedar Offshore Limited

14.30 Case Study: Gaining Operational Success through Collaboration • Operational conditions and challenges • Availability of local suppliers, technology and support• Building bridges with the supplier/ buyer and local/global

community• What kind of collaboration is sought from the OSV owners?

Aju O. Uzodimma, OSV Manager, Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production

15.00 Finding a Suitable Local Partner for African Projects• Understanding opportunities in the market and the competitive

landscape• Conditions for cooperative opportunities• Dealing with legal, merger issues and other rules• Reliability of partners and local intermediaries• Meeting local content requirements through the right partners

Capt. Mike Kelly, Managing Director, Global Workboats

15.30 Questions and Discussion Followed by Afternoon Refreshments

16.00 DP Vessel Operation and Technology outlook for Africa • DP profile of the African fleet and opportunities • Key issues and factors shaping DP technologies• Dealing with rapidly changing requirements and demands• Sharing operational experiences and challenges

16.30 New Design and Technological Demand Drivers • Changing operational conditions and vessel capabilities

requirements• Design and construction elements for compliance of Class

rules, notations and requirement• Modifications and refurbishment trends-overcoming regulatory

and other obstacles• Specific functions and key technologies, building features for

owners

17.00 Questions and Discussion Networking Cocktails End of Day 1

9.00 Keynote: Latest Trends in the Oil and Gas Maritime Sector - “Going Deeper”• Update on current developments and future plans in the offshore oil

and gas sector • Vessel supply and demand by type• Requirements for new tonnage and operational capabilities

Ify Anazonwu-Akerele, Director General, Nigerian Chamber of Shipping

09.40 Keynote: Meeting Content Requirements in Nigeria• Outlook for the Nigerian offshore support sector

• Complying with local regulations

• The importance of local content development

Engr. Ernest C. Nwapa, Executive Secretary, Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board


11.00 Conformance to Legislative Requirements in Ghana• The new law challenges for operating in Ghana• Stakeholder engagement and meeting expectations• What does it take to succeed for foreign flagged vessels?• Current and future opportunities

Gertrude Adwoa, Broker, Offshore Shipbrokers Ghana

11.30 Panel Discussion: Challenges and Issues on working with African Oil Companies• Meeting client demands and expectations• Understanding contracting strategy of oil majors• Meeting local content requirements• Dealing with oversupply of vessels• Overcoming logistics, crewing and security risks

Panelists:


Anozie Tochukwu Ben, Hydrocarbon Allocation and Deepwater Production Performance Engineer, Total Nigeria


Kunle Ajayi, Managing Director, Century Bumi

Dr. Emi Membere-Otaji, Chairman/ CEO, Elschcon Nigeria Limited


For more details, please contact Catherine Wong at [email protected]; Tel: +65 6508 2463

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