AEW 2011 Conference Brochure

The New Era of African Oil & Gas

20 - 23 September 2011 | Accra, Ghana

Conference & Exhibition

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GULF OF GUINEA OIL & GAS

AFRICAN LOCAL

CONTENT

EAST AFRICA FOCUS

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The Annual Meeting Place for African

Governments & Oil & Gas Stakeholders

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Africa Energy Week integrates the highly successful 14th Gulf of Guinea Oil & Gas Conference (GOG) and Africa Energy Week, creating the largest and most senior forum to focus on African oil and gas issues and to promote investment in the continent’s thriving hydrocarbon sector.

After 13 highly successful editions in London, the high profile Gulf of Guinea Oil & Gas conference moves to an African location. Assess first-hand the business opportunities awaiting you in this exciting oil and gas producing region.

The National Content day will showcase strategies and implementation experiences from across Africa. Learn how your business can benefit from national content initiatives in the locations where you operate.

East Africa is fast becoming one of the world’s most promising oil and gas regions. Hear about the development potential in the different areas and make the right contacts to get involved in upcoming projects.

For more information contact Shaun Quinn on +44 20 7978 0086 or [email protected] 2.

3 Different Focal Points, 1 Conference

GULF OF GUINEA OIL & GAS

AFRICAN LOCAL

CONTENT

EAST AFRICA FOCUS

Why You Need to Attend

Be part of Africa’s leading strategic gathering - find new partners, do deals & develop future projects

Meet face-to-face with Ministers & senior government officials

Hear the latest updates on legislation & upcoming projects inthe Gulf of Guinea region

Gain an in-depth insight into what the local content policiesare in Africa

Find out about forthcoming developments in East Africa

Make the best use of your travel budget - meet all the major decision makers from Sub-Saharan Africa in one place

Network with over 300 top executives in a relaxed & informalenvironment

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Hear from the Decision Makers from Across Africa

Gabriel Obiang LimaMinister Delegate, Ministry

of Mines, Industry & Energy

Equatorial Guinea

H.E. Ogunlade DavidsonMinister of Energy & Water

Resources

Sierra Leone

Dr Joe Oteng-AdjeiMinister of Energy

Ghana

Engr Ernest C NwapaExecutive Secretary

Nigerian Content

Development &

Monitoring Board

Eng Andy YakubuGroup Executive Director

Exploration & Production

NNPC

J Jay ParkPartner & Chair,

International Energy

Practice Group

Macleod Dixon LLP

Sumayya AthmaniManaging Director

National Oil Corporation

of Kenya Limited

Willy OlsenFormer Advisor to the

President & CEO, Statoil

Senior Advisor, INSTOK

Nicolas BonnefoyAvocat au Barreau de Paris,

Mining, Oil & Gas

Practice - London

Gide Loyrette Nouel MNP

Dr Alirio A ParraSenior Associate

CWC Group Limited

Joyce R AryeeChief Executive Officer

Ghana Chamber of Mines

Dr Phil ClarkeTechnical Director

White Rose Energy

Ventures

Prof Deborah AjakaiyeConsultant & Team Leader

Hydrocarbon Mapping

Project

NNPC

Ade AdeolaManaging Director, Project

& Export FinanceStandard

Chartered Bank

Dr Marcio Rocha MelloChief Executive Officer

HRT Oil & Gas

Mike MullerGlobal Leader -

Crude Trading

Shell Trading

Juan AntonionNdong OndoGeneral Director

Sonagas G.E.

Dr David IgeGroup Executive Director

Gas & Power

NNPC

Nana BoakyeAsafu AdjayeManaging Director

GNPC

Caetano CapitaoDirector

Centro de Apoio

Empresarial, Angola

Afua AmissahHead of Local Content

Ministry of Energy, Ghana

Senator Lee Maeba Chairman Senate

Committee on Petroleum

Resources

Upstream Nigeria

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William NgelejaMinister of Energy

& Minerals

Tanzania

Halfani R HalfaniDirector of Exploration,

Production & Technical Services

Tanzania Petroleum

Development Corporation

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08:00 REGISTRATION & NETWORKING COFFEE hosted by

09:00 WELCOME REMARKS FROM THE CHAIRMAN

Dr Alirio A Parra Senior Associate CWC Group Limited

A Vision for the Gulf of Guinea - New Opportunities for the Region in the International Arena

Ministerial Address:

Moving the Region to the Next Level - What Do the New Producers Bring to the Table?

Dr Joe Oteng Adjei Minister of Energy Ghana

Special Address:

Simplified Explanation of the Geology and Geophysics of West Africa

Dr Phil Clarke Technical Director White Rose Energy Ventures

10:30 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK hosted by

New Developments in West Africa’s Major Producers

New strategies & projects of the big players in a changed competitive environment The next step for major NOCs - becoming commercial entities

Gabriel Obiang Lima Minister Delegate, Mines, Industry & Energy Equatorial Guinea

Eng Andy Yakubu Group Executive Director, Exploration & Production NNPC

12:30 NETWORKING LUNCH hosted by

Gulf of Guinea Oil & GasConference Day 1 20 September

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SESSION CHAIR

Joyce R Aryee Chief Executive Officer Ghana Chamber of Mines

Expanding the Resource Base in the Gulf of Guinea

The potential of pre-salt activities in West AfricaNew frontiers in the Gulf of Guinea - the futureof exploration

Collins Kalabare Chairman of the Board, Nigeria São Tomé & Príncipe Joint Development Zone

Prof Deborah Ajakaiye Consultant & Team Leader Hydrocarbon Mapping Project NNPC

Dr Marcio Rocha Mello Chief Executive Officer HRT Oil & Gas

15:30 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK hosted by

Financing Oil & Gas Projects in West Africa - Tapping into Domestic & International Sources of Capital

Meeting the funding needs of upcoming projects - competing for investorsOpportunities for international banks - potential of the market & regional trends in oil & gas financeThe key role of African banks - transforming from domestic into regional players

Ade Adeola Managing Director, Project & Export Finance Standard Chartered Bank

Hakeem Adedeji Senior Vice President, Group Head of Energy FCMB

17:30 OPENING CEREMONY & TOUR OF THE EXHIBITION

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Gulf of Guinea Oil & Gas

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08:30 NETWORKING COFFEE


Dr Rilwanu Lukman Former Minister of Petroleum Resources Nigeria

A New Impulse for the Region - the New Generation of West African Producers

Revenue management models to ensure that the new oil boosts economic developmentWest Africa in global oil markets - the role of the new producers

Nana Boakye Asafu Adjaye Managing Director GNPC

Mike Muller Global Leader - Crude Trading Shell Trading

10:30 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK

Finding & Fixing Flaws & Gaps in African Petroleum Regimes

Identifying the essential requirements of a durable petroleum regimeMeeting the needs of Africa through sustained petroleum investment

J Jay Park, Q. C. Partner & Chair of the Global Resources Practice Group Macleod Dixon

Nicolas Bonnefoy Avocat au Barreau de Paris, Mining, Oil & Gas Practice - London Gide Loyrette Nouel MNP

12:30 NETWORKING LUNCH

Maximising the Potential of West Africa’s Gas

Increasing competitiveness in international markets Viability of further LNG projects - innovative solutions for optimum monetisationIs shale gas a real threat for Africa’s LNG?Diversifying the use of gas resources

Juan Antonio Ndong Ondo Director General Sonagas G.E.

Patrick Olinma General Manager Commercial, Nigeria LNG


Balancing Domestic & International Use of Gas

A regional vision for gas - creating a West African gas marketGas to power - an integrated strategyGetting the economics right to ensure domestic gas supply


H.E. Ogunlade Davidson Minister of Energy & Water Resources Sierra Leone

David Ige Group Managing Director Gas & Power NNPC

17:00 CLOSING REMARKS FROM THE CHAIRMAN

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“Professional experts, highly knowledgeable, very well done”

Vusi Tsale, Asset Manager, PetroSA

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African National Content Seminar

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09:00 WELCOME REMARKS FROM THE SEMINAR LEADER:

Willy Olsen Former Advisor to the Chairman & CEO, Statoil Senior Advisor, INTSOK

National Content Policies - Learning from the Past & Looking to the Future

National content models - getting the strategy right from the start of oil & gas operationsMeasuring progress on implementation - assessing targetsMeeting the expectations of the local communitiesThe impact of national content policies in the development of indigenous industries

Ernest Nwapa Executive Secretary Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board

Senator Lee Maeba Former Chairman of the Senate Committee on Petroleum Resources Upstream Nigeria


The Benefits of National Content for International Operators

Lowering costs through procurement and contracting strategies that develop national contentBenefits of increasing indigenous participation in senior management positionsImproving the efficiency of operations through effective technology transfer

Kwame N Acquah Managing Director RDFC Africa Ltd

Senior Representative Total


Building Capacity to Meet the Demand for Local Supplies

Strategies to empower indigenous suppliersEngaging local communities in oil & gas operations How can small businesses join forces to become more competitive?Successful training programmes to develop the local workforce

Afua Amissah Head of Local Content Ministry of Energy, Ghana

Dr Stephen K. Donyinah Lecturer, Department of Chemical & Petroleum Engineering Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology


Local Content & Economic Diversification - the Catalysts for Economic Progress

Tackling the resource curse through economic diversification - the tangible results of local content policiesDeveloping local associated industries by supporting indigenous businessesEnabling knowledge and technology transfer to increase capacity

Caetano Capitao Director Centro de Apoio Empresarial, Angola


19:00 AWARD GALA DINNER

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“Brilliant presentations, very relevant discussion forums,a well focused conference.”

Vincent Mashaba, Senior Geophysicist, PetroSA

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Towards New Horizons - Oil & Gas Exploration in East Africa


Assessing new reserves & managing commercial expectations

William Ngeleja Minister of Energy and Minerals Tanzania

Special Address:

The potential of the East African region & the possible impact in global crude markets

Mike Muller Global Leader Crude Trading Shell Trading


Developing Successful Partnerships in East Africa

Creating an attractive business environment for investorsLegal & fiscal frameworks to foster oil & gas activitiesBuilding strong long-term relationships with governments & engaging with local communities

Sumayya Athmani Managing Director National Oil Corporation of Kenya Limited

Ernest Rubondo Ag Commissioner, Petroleum Exploration & Production Department Ministry of Energy & Mineral Development Uganda


East Africa - a New Gas Province

Options for monetisationOpportunities in global gas marketsAssessing the viability of LNG projectsOptions for commercialisationDomestic use

Nelson Ocuane Chairman ENH Mozambique

Halfani R Halfani Director of Exploration, Production & Technical Services Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation


Strategies to Optimise the Use of Resources & Promote Sustainable Development

Promoting economic diversification & the development of local industriesEnsuring that the presence of an international operator benefits the host community in the long termMeeting domestic power needs – getting the energy mix right

Willy Olsen Former Advisor to the Chairman & CEO, Statoil Senior Advisor, INTSOK


East Africa Day

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“We need to applaud the organisers for bringing together some of the best minds in the energy sector at this time to deliberate on key issues affecting the sector.”

Honourable Mrs Dipuo Peters, Minister of Energy, South Africa

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Where the Sub Saharan Oil & Gas Industry Meet

The Meeting Point for the Sub Saharan Decision Makers

Companies Previously Represented at Gulf of Guinea Oil & Gas & Africa Energy Week

“Excellent exposition on the infrastructural challenges of the GOG countries.”

Mutiu Sunmonu, Country Chair, Shell Companies in Nigeria &Managing Director Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC)

One-to-one Meetings with Senior Government Representatives

Award Gala Dinner

Extended Coffee Breaks & Lunches

Interactive Roundtable Discussions

Online Networking

Nominations close on 15 August 2011Submit your nomination at www.cwcaew.com

or email [email protected]

Now in its 3rd year, the Africa Energy Week Award Gala Dinner brings together the leaders of the African oil & gas industry to celebrate industry

innovation, excellence, exciting new projects and contribution to the industry.

The evening will culminate in the presentation of the coveted awards:

African Gas

Corporate Social Responsibility

African National Content

Most Significant Newcomer

Recognising Excellence in Africa’s Oil & Gas Industries

The Pan African Oil & Gas Exhibition in Ghana

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Exhibition 21 - 23 September

Why Exhibit at Africa Energy Week?

Host an Open Seminar - present case studies & new product launches to buyers & visitors

Source & develop new business relationships

Meet with a veritable ‘Who’s Who’ of the African oil & gas industry

Showcase new products & meet the market

Stand out among your peers in the industry

Gain greater knowledge of industry players & the marketplace

Be part of an independent platform for companies to show their commitment to the African oil & gas market

To book your stand contact Jason Adjalo on +44 20 7978 0096 email [email protected] 12.

“I would like to thank you for your great contribution in the brilliant organization of the AEW Exhibition. It was a great pleasure for TMK to participate in such kind of show and I hope that I will see you in Russia with your world class events!”Sergey Alekseev, International Marketing Department, TMK

“We appreciated the opportunity to meet with the decision makers in Africa”

Ahmad Salti, Sales manager, ICT

Gold Media Partners Silver Media Partner Bronze Media Partner

CWC School for Energy in AfricaCWC School for Energy has a long term vision and purpose to help build capacity for development in the energy sector in Africa. As a global market leader with an unprecedented track record in providing high-level and interactive training services, we are fast to move and respond to training needs. We keep up-to-date on industry news, use top experts as our lecturers and constantly keep in touch with our current and potential clients to find out what their training requirements are.

Date Title Location

06 - 10 Jun 2011 Gas Monetisation in Nigeria Lagos, Nigeria

20 - 23 Jun 2011 E&P Fundamentals + Oil & Gas Fiscal & Economic Imperatives Accra, Ghana

27 - 30 Jun 2011 Nigerian Content in the Oil & Gas Industry Lagos, Nigeria

25 - 27 Jul 2011 Oil & Gas Fundamentals Cape Town, South Africa

29 Nov - 01 Dec 2011 Oil & Gas Fundamentals Lagos, Nigeria

Africa Oil & Gas Series of Reports

CWC Dynamic InsightsStrategic Insights from Industry Leaders for Industry Leaders

Africa Oil & Gas Series of Reports presents:

Africa Energy Week 2011 CDI Report

Written by Willy Olsen,Former Adviser to the President & CEO of Statoil& Senior Adviser, INTSOK

Oil & Gas Industry Leaders’

Perspectives+ + = Cutting Edge

Strategies for You

Analysis by Independent

Experts

LatestKnowledge

& Discussion

For more information, please contact Tanya Crossick [email protected] or +44 20 7978 0059

Supporting Local Causes

CWC Group does not consider corporate responsibility as a mere philanthropic gesture or add-on. It is a part of our core business. The chosen charities in West Africa are Drifting Angels Orphange in Ghana and Nigerian Business Coalition Against AIDS (NIBUCAA) in Nigeria.

In 2009 we funded the construction of new facilities for the Drifting Angels Orphange. Funds raised from the 2010 Ghana Summit were used to build more accommodation and funds from the 2011 Ghana Summit will be used to pay for the school fees for the children.

Nigerian Business Coalition Against AIDS (NIBUCAA) supports the development of actionable activities around HIV & AIDS and we are proud to be part of the initiative. Given our long history of working in Africa and our extensive local contacts we are keenly aware of the impact of HIV and AIDS.

In 2010, proceeds totalling N 231,400,00 were donated to NIBUCAA at the end of the 10th Nigeria Oil & Gas Conference and an exhibition stand was made available free of charge throughout the event. In 2011, CWC donated $50 from each delegate booking to the organisation.

14.For more information contact Myriam Chbani, Head of Corporate Responsibility

on +44 20 7978 00 19 or [email protected]

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BOOKING CONDITIONSPayment should be made within fourteen (14) days from the date of booking. Full payment must be received for entrance to be guaranteed. A confirmation letter and invoice will be sent to you on receipt of your booking. Should you be unable to attend, a substitute delegate is welcome at no extra charge. Cancellations must be received in writing not less than fourteen (14) days prior to the event, you will then receive a credit note for 100% of the contract fee paid to be used at another CWC Group event which must occur within one year from the date of issuance of the credit note. In the event that CWC cancels or postpones an event for any reason and the delegate is unable or unwilling to attend the rescheduled date, you will receive a credit for 100% of the contract fee paid. You may use this credit for another CWC event, which must occur within one year from the date of cancellation or postponement. Except as specified above, no credits will be issued for cancellations. There are no refunds given under any circumstances. Non-payment or non-attendance does not constitute cancellation. The booking fee does not include accommodation or travel costs; these are the responsibility of the Delegate. It may be necessary for reasons beyond the control of the organisers to alter the content, timings or venue. The Company will not accept liability for any transport disruption or individual transport delays and in such circumstances the normal cancellation restrictions apply.

VENUE INFORMATIONAccra International Conference Centre Local Tel: +233 21 669600P.O.Box C 1054 Local Fax: +233 21 669825 Cantonments, Accra Ghana

ACCOMMODATIONThe conference fee does not include accommodation. A limited number of reduced room rates have been reserved for delegates in local hotels, Accra- Ghana . Accommodation information will be sent to you with your confirmation letter by our Client Services Team when you register.

DATA PROTECTIONThe personal information provided by you will be held on a database and may be shared with companies in the CWC Group Limited. Sometimes your details may be made available to external companies for marketing purposes. If you do not wish your details to be used for this purpose please write to: Database Administrator, CWC Group Limited, Regent House, Oyster Wharf, 16-18 Lombard Road, London SW11 3RB, UK or email [email protected]

REGISTERED OFFICESCWC Group Limited, Regent House, Oyster Wharf, 16-18 Lombard Road, London SW11 3RB, UK

PACKAGE OPTIONSA) Africa Energy Week Full Package 20, 21, 22 and 23 September £3,549.00

B) GOG and National Content 20, 21 and 22 September £2,799.00

C) East Africa and National Content 22 and 23 September £1,699.00

Group DiscountsGroup discounts are available for those companies sending 3 or more delegates. Please email [email protected] or call+44 20 7978 0086 for further details.

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AEW 2011 Conference Brochure