GASEX2012

1GASEX 2012“ Unleashing Potential, Sustaining Growth “

The 12th Gas Information Exchange in the Western Pacific Area

October 9 - 11, 2012

Unleashing Potential, Sustaining Growth

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Platinum Sponsor : Gold Sponsor : Silver Sponsor : Bronze Sponsor :

Hosted by :Endorsed by :

Co - Hosts :

Australian Gas Industry Trust Brunei Energy Association China Gas Association Department of Petroleum & Energyof Papua New Guinea

Gas Association of Singapore

Malaysian Gas Association

PNOC Exploration Corporation

PTT Public Company Limited The Chinese Taipei Gas Association

The Gas Association of New Zealand (Inc)

The Hong Kong and China Gas Company Ltd

The Japan Gas Association Korea Gas Union The Vietnam National Oil & Gas Group (Petrovietnam)

INDONESIAN GAS ASSOCIATIONA member of IGU Council

Courtesy of TOTAL E&P Indonesie

4 GASEX 2012“ Unleashing Potential, Sustaining Growth “

Indonesia is the world’s fourth most populous country with around 250 million people and also the world’s largest archipelago with over 17,000 islands. The largest economy in Southeast Asia, Indonesia has recorded strong economic growth amid global economic uncertainty and volatility over the last few years.

In a recent research report titled “Global Development Horizons 2011-Multipolarity: The New Global Economy”, the World Bank has predicted that Indonesia will be among the six emerging countries that will form an economic axis by 2025. Indonesia along with Brazil, China, India, South Korea and Russia will control more than half of the world’s economy.

As a major gas producer, Indonesia plays an important role in the region’s energy security. High rates of development, coupled with increasing consumer purchasing power and change in climate policies are fueling Asia Pacific's growing demand for natural gas at a compounded rate of 4.9 per cent over the next decade.

While gas resources are plentiful in the region, realizing the potential of natural gas calls for much greater investments in infrastructure and innovative energy and climate policy initiatives.

How can Asia-Pacific countries simultaneously sustain economic growth, meet escalating energy needs and strengthen energy security, while curbing the rise in greenhouse gas emissions?

Themed “Unleashing Potential, Sustaining Growth” GASEX 2012 will bring regional governments and industries together to exchange information and find common ground for collaboration towards solutions to these pressing questions.

We look forward to welcoming you to this important conference.

On behalf of the Indonesian Gas Association (IGA), it is my honor and pleasure to invite you to attend the forthcoming 12th Gas Information Exchange in the Western Pacific Area (GASEX 2012) to be held at The Westin Resort Nusa Dua Bali- Indonesia.

Among the thousands of islands that make up Indonesia, Bali is undoubtedly the most well known. A top world tourist destination, this ‘Island of the Gods’ is famed for its varied landscape, from rugged coastlines and sandy beaches to spectacular rice terraces amid picturesque mountains and maiden forests rich with flora and fauna.

Bali’s natural beauty provides a magical backdrop to its colorful, unique and deeply spiritual culture. With the numerous attractions offered by the island, IGA has chosen Bali as the ultimate destination for GASEX 2012.

The conference will be held at the 14-hectare luxury beach-front Westin Resort Nusa Dua on Bali’s southern coast. Located just 30 minutes from Bali’s Ngurah-Rai International Airport, the resort integrates traditional Balinese architecture, boasting lush gardens and ornamental ponds, with modern resort amenities and world-class meeting facilities.

We invite you to come and experience the irresistible enchantment and beauty of this ‘Paradise on Earth’ and assure you of our utmost attention to make your visit truly memorable.

Hendi Prio SantosoPresident of Indonesian Gas Association (IGA) / Gasex 2012 Steering Committee Chairman

Anton TjahjonoGasex 2012 National Organizing Committee Chairman

Foreword


Pre-Conference - Monday, 8 Oct 2012

07.00 - 12.00

12.00 - 13.30

13.30 - 17.00

18.00 - 21.30

Conference Day 1 - Tuesday, 9 Oct 2012

09.00 - 11.00

11.00 - 11.30

11.30 - 12.00

12.00 - 13.30

13.30 - 15.00

15.00 - 15.30

15.30 - 17.00

19.00 - 21.30

Conference Day 2 - Wednesday, 10 oct 2012

08.00 - 08.20

08.20 - 08.40

08.40 - 09.00

09.00 - 09.30

09.30 - 11.00

11.00 - 12.30

12.30 - 13.30

13.30 - 15.00

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Conference Day 3 - thursday, 11 oct 2012

08.00 - 08.20

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08.40 - 09.00

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Post Conference - Friday, 12 oct 2012

08.30 - 16.30

Steering Committee Golf

Luncheon

Steering Committee Meeting

Dinner

Opening Ceremony

Keynote 1*

Keynote 2*

Networking Luncheon

Member Economic Report 1*

Coffee Break

Panel Discussion 1

Welcome Reception

Keynote 3*

Keynote 4*

Keynote 5*

Coffee Break


Panel Discussion 2

Networking Luncheon

Break-out Technical Session 1



Coffee Break



Keynote 6*

Keynote 7*

Keynote 8*

Coffee Break


Panel Discussion 3

Networking Luncheon




Coffee Break



Gala Dinner & Handover Ceremony

Bali Sight Seeing Tour (Full Day Tour)

Optional Post Conference Program: **

1. Technical Visit - CBM Field & Bontang LNG Plant,

East Kalimantan (2 Days)

* Invitation** Registration fee applies

GASEX 2012 General Program


Conference Topics

The Emerging Role of Non-Conventional Gas in Replacing Depleting Conventional Gas Resources

Natural Gas (Conventional Gas & Non-Conventional Gas) and Renewable Energies for Sustaining Growth

Objectives:

In continuing the role of conventional gas as a major source of clean energy, market integration is needed to help increase the economic value of gas/LNG projects as well as price trends.

Difficulties in discovering and developing major gas resources coupled with the growth of industrial gas users, necessitate better management of reserves to production ratio in order to ensure security of future supply.

Participants will discuss pertinent collaboration and synergy needed among stakeholders in the region to enhance investments in both upstream development and mid-stream gas infrastructure, as well as share ideas and experiences on increasing gas utilization for economic growth.

Objectives:

As the world’s conventional gas resources deplete, non-conventional gas development is gaining momentum and has been implemented in various countries such as the United State, Australia, China, Indonesia and India.

Non-conventional gas has different challenges from conventional gas, particularly in its economic value. Coalbed Methane is one of the largest non-conventional gas resources in Asia Pacific. The issue of land use is another challenge in CBM development.

Participants will exchange ideas and share experiences on potential solutions to the challenges and best practices to optimize non-conventional gas development.

Objectives:

To discuss the role of natural gas in stimulating the development of Renewable Energies and to share information/experience on creating synergy between natural gas and renewable energies towards a sustainable solution.

Topics include:

• Role and utilization of renewable energy resources in Asia Pacific (geothermal, solar, hydro and other non-carbon energy)• Optimizing and improving efficiency throughout the energy chain: natural gas as feed stock of fuel cell, improvement of high thermal efficiency of gas appliances, IT/gas automation• Creating synergy between natural gas and renewable energies, transitioning to the use of environmentally friendly energy options• Energy mix: increasing the share of non-carbon and renewable energies towards a sustainable solution

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Topics include:

• Economic & gas/LNG price trends in the Asia Pacific region• Recent major gas project development/discoveries and changes in demand which could affect the Asia Pacific gas/LNG market • Managing reserves to production ratio to maintain security of future supply• Role of the Government in developing and investing in strategic gas / energy infrastructure • Role of the private sector in energy infrastructure development• Resolving overlapping regulations and consequential issues

Topics include:

• Current development of non-conventional gas resources (CBM, shale gas, coal to gas, tight gas) in Asia Pacific • Role of the Government in promoting wider distribution of energy to all social levels and improving their affordability• Minimizing carbon footprint (direct/indirect combat against deforestation) through policy making and planning• Minimizing accidents and fatalities within the energy chain especially to stimulate the development of non-conventional gas resources

Continuing the Role of Conventional Gas as a Major Source of Clean Energy for Economic Growth


Conventional Gas Supply: Projects Update and New Discoveries

Non-Conventional Gas: CBM, Shale Gas, Biogas, Coal to Gas, Tight Gas

Renewable Energies: Geothermal, Solar, Hydro and other Non-Carbon Energy

Objectives:

To discuss the global outlook of conventional gas potential, conventional gas development, recent conventional gas discoveries, challenges and opportunities in securing conventional gas supply.

Objectives:

To discuss the issues and share experience in developing non-conventional gas - the challenges and opportunities, economic value, and market enrollment of non-conventional gas which is relatively higher on price.

Objectives:

To discuss the role of natural gas in stimulating Renewable Energy development, and share information/experience on creating synergy between natural gas and renewable energies towards a sustainable solution.

Topics include:

• Global outlook on the potential of renewable energies • Recent development of renewable energy projects• Challenges and opportunities in developing renewable energies (policy and regulations, incentives, price and other related issues) • Role of renewable energies in meeting the energy demand within the region • Case study of renewable energy development and the integration process to the existing systems such as smart grids.

Break-out technical session 1



Topics include:

• Global outlook of conventional gas potential• Challenges and opportunities in discovering new giant conventional gas fields• Assessment of factors affecting conventional gas development including government policies and regulations – socio-political and liability issues• Role of government to incentivize conventional gas development• Recent conventional gas discoveries in the region.• Conventional gas projects update: small scale LNG plant/terminal development, FPSO, new LNG value chain projects.• Case study of conventional gas project development• Future of conventional gas in sustaining economic growth

Topics include:

• Global outlook of non-conventional gas potential• Challenges and opportunities in developing non-conventional gas • CBM Development : from discovery to production and delivery to market• Economics of developing non-conventional gas resources• Future of non-conventional resources in sustaining economic growth• Case studies of non-conventional gas development and utilization

Conference Topics


Bontang LNG Plant, East Kalimantan - Indonesia

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Objectives:

With difficulties in discovering major gas fields, technology application in mature fields is necessary to optimize extraction.

Through case studies of mature field development, participants will share ideas and experience on best practices for developing small and marginal fields.

Objectives:

The mid stream (Processing/Transportation) plays an important role in the gas value chain, and technology in the mid stream continues to grow in line with the wider market.

Participants will exchange information/ideas on tackling the challenges and new technologies for Gas Transmission/ Transportation/ Plants/ Filling Station.

Developing Mid-stream Gas Value Chain - The Challenges and Opportunities: Gas Transmission, Mini/Medium Liquefaction Plants, Floating Re-gasification Plants, LNG Terminal/Transportation, CNG for Transportation and Filling Station

Mature Field Development Technology



Objectives:

E&P technology is continuously evolving to develop solutions to challenges in natural gas/renewable energy development.

In this session, speakers are expected to share new technologies that enable efficient development of natural gas/renewable energy.


Topics include:

• Mature field development technology• Challenges and opportunities in mature field development• Case study of mature field development projects• Role of Government policy and regulations in enabling the development of mature fields • Challenges and opportunities in developing small and marginal fields

Topics include:

• Recent development of E&P technology• Technology development for delivering conventional, non-conventional and renewable resources• Recent marginal field development • Challenges and opportunities in underground storage development in Asia Pacific• Challenges and opportunities in CO2 sequestration projects including regulatory, socio-political and liability issues• Case study of marginal field development (economic evaluation, regulation issues and effect of price on project development).

Topics include:

• Technology update on infrastructure development• Role of infrastructure development in relation to geopolitics strategy• Challenges and opportunities in infrastructure development• Economics, development andthe future of medium/mini liquefaction plants• Development of floating re-gasification plants• Current outlook of LNG terminal/transportation development• Future of CNG for transportation and filling stations• Integrated infrastructure development (matching supply and demand)

Upstream Development: E&P Technology, Underground Storage, CO2 Sequestration, and Marginal Field Development.

Objectives:

With tightening of gas supply, some countries are moving to secure their domestic supply. This open discussion will explore the issue on fulfilling domestic demand and export opportunities, and share ideas on creating economic multiplier effects from a gas value chain.

Financing: Current Projects, Financing Resources, Financing Schemes


Topics include:

• Outlook of regional gas/energy market (supply and demand)• Issue of fulfilling domestic demand and export opportunity• Managing the energy mix and natural gas supply policy• Diversification and conservation • Natural gas as a major driver for the national economy as a source of energy and industrial raw material.• Creating economic multiplier effects from a gas value chain.• Recent update of gas prices within Asia Pacific

Objectives:

Financing plays an important role in the development of upstream and downstream gas projects. This session presents an opportunity for stakeholders and financial institutions to share information and experience on gas project financing, financing resources and schemes.

Topics include:

• Economics of gas field development• Challenges and opportunities in gas project financing - case studies• Financing resources for gas projects• Gas project financing schemes• Effect of recent global financial turmoil on gas project financing

Gas and Energy Market/Demand



Conference Topics


Objectives:

In every country, whether gas producer and gas buyer, there are government policies in place to support the development of upstream, midstream and downstream gas businesses.

In this session, sharing of experience on the effect of government policies on business processes and investment decisions, will provide input and recommendations for government policies to improve the investment climate and efficiency of gas industry development.

Topics include:

• Financing policy for gas projects: subsidy versus incentives• Issue of regulated use of local content in the gas industry to promote domestic industrial development.• Transparency and GCG issues in the regional gas industry to improve the investment climate.• Government policies in supporting development of upstream, midstream and downstream gas business• Role of the Government in determining fiscal terms and incentives to promote the gas industry• Impact of government policy changes to business process & investment decision• Case study on government policy effects towards corporate strategy, business decision, gas supply/demand and price• Industry issue with government policy such as access to upstream, midstream or downstream business, regulation and price issues


Gas Safety and Utilization

Objectives:

An integral part of commercialization, one of the priorities in gas utilization is the issue of safety and efficiency. In this session, speakers are expected to share case studies on safety regulation and management system to improve gas safety and increase gas utilization.

Topics include:

• HSE in the natural gas industry - environmentally friendly gas management - CCS - Safety standards in the regional gas industry.• Challenges to improve efficiency and increase gas utilization• Case study of gas utilization promotion• Review on current gas safety practices• Challenges and opportunities in improvement of gas safety• Regulation/legislation on gas safety including update on current industry practices• Case study of safety management system standards in improving gas safety

Government Policy: Fiscal Terms, Incentives, Downstream Policy



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Technical Visit

OPTiOn 212 – 14 October 2012CBMMutiaraField&LNGBontangPlantVisit,EastKalimantan3days2nights

OPTiOn 112 – 13 October 2012CBMMutiaraFieldVisit,EastKalimantan2days1night

CBM MUTIARA FIELD

SangaSangaProductionSharingContract(PSC)inEastKalimantanisknownasaverylargeconventionalgasproducersincethe1970s.ThePSChasproducedto date around 15 TCF gas equivalent. Following the very high coalbedmethane (CBM)opportunity founded, thisblockwasofferedasaCBMPSCby thegovernment. InNovember2009,VICOwhoowned the SangaSangaConventionalPSCsecuredtheCBMPSCtendered.

Figure 1. Yellowbox are theCBMSanga SangaPSCwhichoverlaywith theConventionalSangaSangaPSC.

SangaSangaBlockispresentlydividedintothreeoperationareas;Northern,CentralandSouthern.ThereisalsoBajaufieldlocatedinthesoutheastpartoftheblockwhichtheconventionaldevelopmentwasdismissedandwillbeanexcellentopportunityfortheCBMdevelopment.MutiarafieldpointedasthefirstareaoftheCBMappraisalprogramfollowingthegoodpotentialavailableforthisareafrombothtechnicalandinfrastructuralside.

SouthernareaoperationsmanagethreefieldslocatedintheSouthernportionoftheSanga-SangaProductionSharingContractarea.ThesefieldsareMutiara,Beras and Pamaguan. Mutiara, which is the biggest of the three fields, is

Mutiara CBM Field Contact Secretariat for Registration (fee applies)

BONTANG LNG PLANT

The Bontang Natural Gas Liquefaction Plant is owned by the IndonesianGovernmentandoperatedbyPT.BadakNGL.VICOholdsa20%shareofPT.BadakNGLandprovidescommercialandtechnicalsupporttotheplant.

WitheightLNGtrainsandaproductioncapacityinexcessof20milliontonsperyear,theBontangLNGPlantistheworld'slargestoperatingplant.Fivemassive cryogenic tanks hold 3.3million barrels of clear liquid chilled tominus160degreesCelsius,whichreducesthegasto1/600thofitsoriginalvolume,makingiteconomicallytransportableovergreatdistances.

Speciallydesignedrefrigeratedtankers,partiallypoweredbyLNG,transportasmuch as 135,000 cubicmeters of LNGper voyage to buyers in Japan,SouthKorea,andTaiwan.

Adjacent to the facility,whereoncehuddledasmallfishingvillage, is theprosperoustownofBontang.Some5,000employeesandtheirfamiliesliveinthecomfortable3,000-hectarecomplex.

ForbothIndonesiaandthelocalcommunity,Bontangdeliversrealbenefitsandpromisesaneverbetterfuture.

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Bontang LNG

locatedsouthoftheMahakamRiverjustwestofthesmalltownHandil.TheBerasField,whichholdsVICO’slargestoilreservoir,islocatedinthesourthernportionoftheMutiaraField.ThePamaguanField,whichwasthefirstofthethreefieldstobediscovered,islocatednorthoftheMutiaraFieldonthebanksoftheDondangRiver.

Todate,fiveCBMwellshavebeendrilledinMutiaraField.ThefirstfourwellsdrilledasVICO’sfirstCBMMultiWellPilotandtheotheronewelldrilledastheSingleWellPilot.Thedewateringprocessisunderwayforthesewells.ThesecondMultiWellPilot is located inPamaguanFieldalso consistingof fourwells.Thesewellsarenowonthecompletionprocess.

CBMdevelopmentwillbeexpandedthisyearthroughsomeexplorationwellsscheduledforSemberahandBajaufields.


UBUD TRADITIONAL ART MARKET

Ubud is known as the cultural center of Bali and as a land of artists. Located on Jl. Raya Ubud, Ubud Market has kept much of its traditional charm and is a highlight of the Ubud experience, where the Balinese go each morning to shop for their daily staples of flower offerings, vegetables, spices and fruit.

The sprawling market provides every souvenir item imaginable, from silver jewelry, and precious stones to batiks, T-shirts, beach sarongs, wood and stone carvings, and a wide variety of handicrafts and paintings.

TIRTA EMPUL / TAMPAK SIRING

For more than a thousand years, Balinese worshipers have been drawn to Pura Tirta Empul, whose sacred spring is said to have been created by Indra and to have curative properties. The tradition continues almost unchanged at the temple today.

Founded in 926 AD, the Tirta Empul Temple includes the traditional Balinese split gate along with shrines to Shiva, Vishnu, Braham, Mt. Batur, and Indra and a long rectangular pool carved of stone, filled with koi and fed by the sacred spring via 12 fountains.

Worshippers first make an offering at the temple, then climb into the main pool to bathe and pray. Many collect the holy water in bottles to take home. Nearby there are two smaller pools fed by the spring.

I NYOMAN MEJA, Arja Dance, 1989

AGUNG RAI MUSEUM OF ART (ARMA)

Hotel Accommodation

The AGUNG RAI MUSEUM OF ART (ARMA) showcases works by well known Balinese artists, as well as international artists who made Bali their home such as Walter Spies, Adrian Jean Le Mayeur, Rudolph Bonnet and Arie Smit. The only painting in Bali by renowned Javanese artist Radan Saleh is exhibited here.

The collection presents many styles of Balinese paintings, ranging from traditional to modern and includes Kamasan paintings on tree barks and Batuan paintings which date back to the 1930s.

ARMA is also a cultural center where theater performances and cultural workshops are held together with painting, dance and music classes.

Spouse Program

Full Day Tour

Wednesday, 10 October 2012Depature13.00,Duration3.5hour,

Traditional Bali Compound ActivitiesVisiting a Balinese compound you will be treated as the family of the compound owner. Welcoming by the local people and will be prepared with Balinese cakes and tea. You can take part in activities such as learning how to make Balinese cake, how to make offering, and the body posture of Balinese dance.

Activities including :• Making Cake (Klepon)• Making offering• Balinese Dance

After all activities done, guests could wear Balinese traditional outfit to take a picture and be a memorial moment while involved in Balinese life.

Friday, 12 October 2012Depature08.30,Duration8hour

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BALI – A LAND INFUSED WITH ART, CULTURE AND REGION

The island of Bali is an enchanting haven of timeless tradition and artistic pageantry where the passage of life is measured by an endless cycle of ceremonial rite and rituals. It is a spiritual destination with a rare cultural heritage that has been carefully preserved and handed down through each successive generation.

Surrounded by the glistening water of the Indian Ocean, Bali is blessed with a serene beauty that nurtures the senses. The landscape is a diverse composition of volcanic peaks, cultivated rice terraces, tropical woodland and a network of flowing rivers set within a rugged coastline.

It is an island that embraces travelers from every walk of life. Local hospitality extends to the warm welcoming smiles and heartfelt service delivered at every opportunity. The magnetic charm of the island, its people and cultural attributes has made Bali a quality destination where unique experiences become precious memories.

NUSA DUA

A luxury enclave located on Bali’s southern Peninsula, Nusa Dua was designed with the discerning traveler in mind. It is an exclusive destination of distinctive style and privilege that has become the preferred address to a collection of internationally branded hotels, resorts and conference facilities. Nusa Dua is a fully secured area just 10 kilometers from the airport, while the vibrant lifestyle district of Seminyak is only a 25 minute drive away.

A long stretch of tropical beach and coral enriched coastal waters forms a natural boundary around the Nusa Dua enclave. It is an environment that ultimate lends itself to healthy outdoor pastimes and marine activities. Extensive landscaped garden encompass an 18-hole championship golf course, bowling green and a shopping complex featuring a high-end department store, trendy boutiques and cafes. Nusa Dua truly anticipates every travel need.

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THE WESTIN RESORT

The Westin Resort Nusa Dua Bali enjoys a prime beachfront location in the exclusive Nusa Dua enclave on Bali’s southern tip, less than 20 minutes from the Ngurah Rai International Airport. The resort offers 350 luxury rooms and suites with broadband internet access, Wi-Fi internet connection, flat screen TV's, speaker phones and digital safes. The convention facility, which is linked to the hotel via an air conditioned arcade, has a 2,500 capacity ballroom with built in and portable simultaneous interpreter system, an auditorium with 506 seats and built in stage, 17 meeting rooms, 2,700 sqm exhibition space, exclusive bonded warehouse, secretariat offices and a full service business centre.

P.O. Box 36, Nusa Dua, Bali 80363, Indonesia. Phone +62 361 771906, Fax +62 361 771908

The following hotels have been appointed official hotels for GASEX 2012 delegates. A complimentary shuttle service will be provided from these hotels to the conference centre. For delegate rates and booking information, please contact the secretariat at [email protected].

NATIONAL ORGANIzING COMMITTEE SECRETARIAT

Rasuna Office Park TO-05Jl. Rasuna Said Jakarta 12960 - IndonesiaTel : +62 21 8378 3757 / 8379 5203Fax : +62 21 8378 1126 / 8379 5302Email : [email protected] : www.gasex2012.org

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