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“The only conference that brings the most significant dialogue between government bodies, national & international oil companies, independent exploration & production companies, technology providers, service & consulting companies on
the present global dynamics of Shale Gas and Unconventional Gas as well as shaping its future.”
Has the emergence of unconventional gases changed the gas market today? What used to be a global dominance in the gas industry has now taken a drastic change; thanks to the breakthrough in unconventional gas across America. Does it stop there? Many discoveries and developments are now taking place in Asia, Europe, Middle East and selected African countries, whether its shale gas, coalbed methane, tight gas or gas hydrates. China who is one of the biggest importers of conventional gas now realizes the huge potentials of CBM & Shale Gas. Will China continue to rely on conventional gases, or will China’s future developments of this unconventional gas reserves threaten the very existence of conventional gases? How will India fare in the unconventional gas world given its recent acquisition of shale gas in the US? Will Indonesia go forth with shale gas exploitation to meet the growing energy demand? What should Petronas observe for investment and funding for the growth and expansion of shale gas & CBM in Australia? Will shale gas transform UK’s energy policy? Will concerns of environmental damage hinder the production and development of shale gas in Europe? What are the potentials for unconventional gas in Africa & Middle East and what are the main challenges faced in these developments? What this summit serves to do is to bring you the latest developments, market trends & trade movements, clarifies regulatory uncertainties, educate you about the best practices for expansion of unconventional gas, what are the cost and return of investments of such exploitations, financing and investing opportunities & outlook, what are the environmental implications of exploiting these reserves, what are the opportunities and challenges faced, the importance of strategic partnership as well as mergers & acquisitions in the growth and development of unconventional gas reserves, the effects on gas pricing, the use of unconventional gas for power generations, the impact of unconventional gas on LNG, what are the leading technologies to accelerate the growth of shale gas & CBM. Hearing from a panel of experts who actively deals with the unconventional gas market, you will be exposed to in-depth insights of major domestic and international markets addressing the best strategies, approaches, techniques, innovations as well as the current and future market of unconventional gas in spite of the recent economic conditions. This summit will also serve as a platform for all national, international and independent companies to network and share business ideas and experiences. The following key themes on Shale Gas & Unconventional Gas will be addressed in-depth with several Case Studies
Analyzing the impact of shale gas in the USA / Canada and the developments in Asia. Understanding why Asia is regarded as the hottest market for Shale gas
Examining the evolution of unconventional gas to the conventional gas in years to come. How will it shape the gas market? What are the effects on LNG?
Examining the geo-politics of shale-gas & unconventional gas resources and clarifying regulatory uncertainties Understanding the licensing rules and accessing international regulation Moving pass unfamiliar territories in terms of technology and know-hows. What is the role of Government to encouraging the
need of exploitation of unconventional gas Learning how to turn potentials of unconventional gas into reality and laying out the best practices for expansion. Learn from
success stories of US shale gas development and its applications to Asia Observing financing and investment options for the growing unconventional gas developments as well as the most cost effective
manner to maximizing return on investments. What are the funding models for expansion Identifying investment opportunities for NOCs, IOCs and Independent E&P in leading Asian countries i.e. China, India, Indonesia,
Vietnam, Australia Developing global partnerships and joint ventures opportunities to secure future financial success. Also analyzing partnership
considerations for the commercialization of unconventional gas Examining the effects of global gas pricing to the growth of shale gas & CBM Analyzing the increase supply of unconventional gas affects on the worldwide spot pricing and its affect on supply & demand Identifying leading technologies to accelerate the growth of shale gas & unconventional gas in the most cost effective way
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Department Risk Analyst Commercial Department Production / Plant / Equipment Arbitrators Contractors Safety & Security Traders and Trade Organizations Service Companies
Unconventional Resources / Gas Shale Gas / CoalBed Methane / Tight
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Shale Gas & Unconventional Gas Summit 2011 is an updated, insightful and high profile conference for government officials, global and local directors and senior executives, professionals, thought leaders and innovators from the unconventional gas sector to convene for business discussions, sharing experiences, exchanging ideas and establishing new relationships. Government officials, national and international professionals within the industry have the opportunity to capitalize on this ready-made platform to deliver leadership messages and demonstrate expert solutions for your organizations. Many have benefited from being sponsors and exhibitors for Neoedge’s events. Some big names include:
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Suitably located in Southeast Asia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia serves as the location for the upcoming Shale Gas & Unconventional Gas Summit 2011. With the emergence of shale gas and other unconventional gases in Asia, it is imperative that we carefully analyse and learn from a panel of experts on what could be the next game changer in the global gas market. This summit serves to bring together global players from major National & International Oil Companies, Government Bodies, Independent Exploration & Production Companies, Technology Providers, Utilities Companies as well as Service & Consulting Firms which will all gather and to learn, share business ideas, network and build potential business relations.
Neoedge has selected Berjaya Times Square Hotel which is centrally located in the heart of the business and shopping district of Kuala Lumpur. Housed within the Berjaya Times Square’s shopping mall, accessibility is the key trait with monorails directly connecting all strategic locations in town right to its doorstep. For more information on the hotel, please visit http://berjayahotel.com/kualalumpur/
VENUE BERJAYA TIMES SQUARE HOTEL Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
GLOBAL PANEL OF SPEAKERS
APRIL 11, 2011 APRIL 12, 2011 APRIL 13, 2011 APRIL 14, 2011
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP
MAIN CONFERENCE POST-CONFERENCE
WORKSHOP
“Shale Gas & Unconventional Gas Development” by Steve Hennings, Principal Petroleum Engineer, Source Rock Engineering
April 12 Chairman’s Opening Address: Day One “Public engagement in the development of subsurface energy usage: shale gas, underground coal gasification, gas storage, geothermal, and carbon capture and storage” by Prof Michael M. Stephenson, Head of Science (Energy) British Geological Survey, UK “Underground Coal Gasification (UCG) and Clean Power Generation” by Nirmalendu Bandyopadhyay. Independent Consulting Engineer, India
Introduction & Speed Networking Session
Conference Day One: Analyzing and Examining the Global Market of Shale Gas & Unconventional Gas Cocktail Reception
April 13 Chairman’s Opening Address: Day Two
Conference Day Two: Case Studies with Specific Coverage on Imminent Issues
PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE
One-Day Pre-Conference Workshop 11 April 2011
• Understand the Key Characteristics of different Unconventional Reservoirs
• Review the status and characteristics of various Shale Gas plays
• Recognize the factors controlling gas reserves, and productivity
• Understand the sources of uncertainty in forecasting gas production
• Gain practical insight and techniques for quality-control and due diligence
• Network and share ideas with other delegates
• Introduction to Unconventional Reservoirs • Development History • Geologic Fundamentals • Key Terminology • Gas-in-Place Controls • Productivity Controls • Global Activities • Development Hurdles • Best Practices • Blending Coal Gas and Shale Gas • Emerging Technologies
This course presents an overview of the technology involved in evaluating and developing unconventional gas resources, with a special emphasis on Shale Gas. The intended audience includes engineers, geologists, geophysicists, investors, managers, government officials, planners, and technical support staff. Participants are assumed to have a basic understanding of general engineering and basic engineering and geology terminology.
Steve Hennings, M.S., P.E., is the principal petroleum engineer for Source Rock Engineering, in Colorado, USA. He has thirty years of operations and reservoir engineering experience ranging from rig and field foreman to technology coordinator at a major research lab. Steve has been involved in every phase of gas exploration and development for both large and small companies. During the past five years he has been invited to conduct workshops in nine countries to present lessons learned from his ongoing Coal Gas, Coal Mine Methane and Shale Gas development projects in the United States, Australia, China, Canada, Indonesia and Turkey. In 2008 he was awarded the prestigious Stefanko Award for his technical presentations. Steve is a certified professional engineer and has earned degrees in Petroleum Engineering and Finance.
Shale Gas & Unconventional Gas Development
Upon the successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Attendance bearing the signatures from both the Expert Trainer and the Course Organiser. The Certificate will testify your endeavour and serve towards your professional advancement.
Certificate of Attendance fsfssf
This course will be held in a highly interactive workshop format for a small classroom of limited seats. Registration starts at 8.30am. Course commences at 9.00am and finishes at 5.00pm. Lunch (12.30pm-1.45pm) and morning/afternoon refreshments will be provided.
Workshop Format
Schedule
Steve Hennings would like to customise the class based on your specific needs. Pre-Course Questionnaire will be sent to you prior to the workshop to complete. Steve Hennings will analyse, evaluate and address the issues during the course.
Pre-Course Questionnaire
Ably led by
STEVE HENNINGS Principal Reservoir Engineer Source Rock Engineering
COURSE OBJECTIVES
COURSE OUTLINE
TARGET AUDIENCE
8.15 Registration & Welcome Tea 9.00 Introduction and Speed Networking Session 9.15 Chairman’s Opening Address 9.20 Analyzing the impact of Shale Gas in the USA
/ Canada and the developments in Asia.* Melvyn Giles, Global Theme Leader for Unconventional Gas, Shell Exploration & Production, USA*
9.50 Understanding why Asia is regarded as the hottest market for Shale Gas* Evita Legowo, Director General, Oil & Gas Directorate of Oil & Gas, Ministry of Energy & Mineral Resources, Indonesia
10.20 Morning Refreshment & Networking
10.50 The impact of Unconventional Gas on LNG – an
analysis Peter Cockcroft, Chief Executive Officer, European Gas Limited
11.20 North American Unconventional Gas – Key Factors for Success and Implication for Other Emerging Global Plays Michael Rodgers, Partner – Upstream & Gas Group, PFC Energy
11.50 Challenges and differences in developing
unconventional gas. Field outside North America – a Perspective Anwar Husen, Head of Production Technology, BG Group, UK
12.20 Networking Lunch
13.30 Identifying investment opportunities for
NOCs, IOCs, and independent E&P in leading Asian countries* Paul Winder, Team Leader, East Malaysia Integration, Talisman Energy Malaysia
Conference Day One 12 April 2011 Tuesday
14.10 Evaluation and Resource Assessment of Unconventional Gas; Guidelines, Practices and Challenges Haq Nawaz Minhas, Principal Reservoir Engineer, Petronas Carigali, Malaysia
14.40 Examining the effects of global gas pricing to
the growth of shale gas & CBM* Anne-Sophie Corbeau, Senior Gas Analyst, International Energy Agency*
15.10 Afternoon Refreshment & Networking 15.40 Unconventional gas discoveries – how they
can change the European Gas Markets Shale and tight gas potential and current
developments in Europe Technical and legal aspects of shale gas
exploration & production in Poland Overview of EU gas markets: supply, demand,
liquidity, prices and infrastructure Potential impact of significant unconventional gas
discoveries on the EU gas markets, in the following areas:
a. Supply b. Demand c. Liquidity d. Prices e. Infrastructure (LNG)
US shale gas – valid experience for Europe? Marciej Zwierzchowski, Commercial Manager, PGNiG
16.10 Identifying leading technologies to
accelerate the growth of shale gas & unconventional gas in the most cost effective way* Michael D. Zuber, Technical Manager of Middle East & Asia, Schlumberger
16.40 Panel Discussion
To have your questions addressed by Panelists, please submit them to Neoedge staff in advance.
17.30 Chairman’s Wrap-up, End of Conference Day One Formal Session 19.00 Cocktail Reception
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9.00 Chairman’s Opening Address 9.10 Shale Gas in Europe: What will make it go?
Background is huge increase in shale gas production in the USA (‘Dash for Gas’) and recent reserve estimates for worldwide shale gas at 16000 TCF
Interest in large basins and ‘compliant’ countries in eastern Europe – particularly Poland. ‘coal-CCS’ might be superceded by an easier ‘gas without CCS’ lower carbon future (particularly if gas is home-grown shale gas). It might change the game in Poland, Ukraine and other coal-dependent economies that cant afford the ETS. It might also make shale gas more attractive in Britain, Germany and France.
A large resource of shale gas is needed to offset production and waste water disposal costs. Public acceptance is also an issue.
More research needed on genesis of organic matter and its influence on gas generation in mudstones.
The political dimension – will government intervention to champion home-grown gas for security
override cheaper conventional gas from outside? At present shale gas will only go fast in the USA. In Europe at the moment there are cheaper conventional gas sources from Russia and LNG from Qatar. Dr. Mike Stephenson, Head of Science, Energy, British Geological Survey
9.40 Unconventional petroleum potential in Central Australian Frontier Basins
Location, infrastructure and logistics Oil-export Gas-value adding GTL/petrochemicals Amadeus Basin Unconventional Potential Southern Georgina Basin Unconventional Potential Pedirka Basin-UCG and CTL potential JV partnership requirements
John Heugh, Managing Director, Central Petroleum Australia
10.10 Prospects of Shale Gas developments in Western
Australia Characteristics of Shale Gas Plays Overview of Shale Gas Projects in Western Australia
(WA) Canning Basin of WA (Goldwyer Shale) Perth Basin of WA (Carynginia Shale) Carnarvon Basin of WA (Merlinleigh Sub Basin Key Challenges for Shale Gas Development Future Outlook For Shale Gas Development in WA
Ali Sharifzadeh, Senior Petroleum Engineer, Government of Western Australia
10.40 Morning Refreshment & Networking 11.10 India: A likely acolyte of Shale Gas revolution
Potential Shale Gas Basins of India the prospects and evaluations Future strategies
Dr. V. K Rao, Senior Vice President & OSD, Reliance
Natural Resources, India
Conference Day Two 13 April 2011 Wednesday 11.50 Case study and updates of projects in
CBM as well as potential of Shale Gas in China* David Yip, Corporate Finance Director, Enviro Energy, China
12.30 Networking Lunch 14.00 Case study of successful CoalBed Methane
exploration & production and potentials of Shale Gas in Indonesia* Pudjo Suwarno, CBM Indonesia Director, PT Medco E&P Indonesia
14.30 Shale Gas to Liquid Difference between Tight Gas and
Conventional Gas Occurrence of Shale Gas and its importance in
meeting global energy demands. Briefs on Shale Gas and Coal Seam Gas Options in Production of Shale Gas and Oil
Shale Alternatives in use of Shale Gas and relative
merits. Basics of Gas To Liquid (GTL) and their
application to Shale Gas Handling of waste water during Shale Gas
production Environmental Impact of Shale Gas Production
Nirmalendu Bandyopadhyay, Independent Consulting Engineer, India
15.00 Afternoon Refreshment & Networking 15.30 Examining Economic Evaluation Prospects
and Shale Gas Revolution in the US* Robert Gales, Vice President Unconventional Resource Projects, Weatherford USA
16.00 Prospects of Shale Gas and
Unconventional Gas in Algeria. Will Shale Gas help the surging power demand* Maâmar DJARIR, Production Operation Geologist, Sonatrach*
16.30 Panel Discussion (Day Two) To have your questions addressed by Panelists, please submit them to Neoedge staff in advance.
17.00 Chairman’s Wrap-up 17.15 End of Conference
Ably led by
PROF MICHAEL H. STEPHENSON Head of Science (Energy) British Geological Survey, UK
Ably led by
NIRMALENDU BANDYOPADHYAY Independent Consulting Engineer, India
Exploitation of abundant reserves of underground coal to generate clean power through in-situ combustion underground . Technology suitable for inferior grade coals like lignite and coals with high ash content. In-situ combustion process underground , converts the products of combustion directly to Syngas which can be produced through conventional wells and this gas can be used to generate power in combined cycle mode. The resulting flue gas from the boilers contain insignificant amount of CO2 and NOx and is environment friendly. Does not require carbon dioxide sequestration. Installations can be near the well heads requiring no transportation of fuel to distant power plants. The generated power can be connected directly to power grids
Underground Coal Gasification (UCG) Technology. Advantages of UCG Alternatives in use of Syngas Thermal efficiency of the UCG and power generation Cost benefits of the system Environmental Impact assessment of UCG A short case study.
• How the public sees developments • Different 'publics' • Being sure of the science • Communicating the science
To explore the range of public attitudes to subsurface usage including unconventional gas, gas storage and carbon capture and storage; and to develop ways to engage the public, nationally and locally, in these issues.
How the public sees developments Different 'publics' Being sure of the science Communicating the science Role of government, science institutes and industry
Half-Day Post-Conference Workshop 14 April 2011
Half-Day Post-Conference Workshop 14 April 2011
“Underground Coal Gasification – Environmental & Technical Focus”
Prof MICHAEL H. STEPHENSON is Head of Science (Energy) at the British Geological Survey (BGS), Nottingham, United Kingdom. His education has included a BSc, MSc and PhD from the University of Sheffield and Imperial College, London as well as various postgraduate teaching qualifications. Mike’s scientific work is mainly concerned with the petroleum geology of Arabia, and he has published over 50 papers on this and other regions as well as working extensively as a consultant for oil companies. Mike now runs the Energy Programme at BGS including carbon capture and storage, hydrocarbons, renewables and unconventional energy. He sits on the boards of several journals and is Editor-in-Chief of a major Elsevier geological journal. He is a Special Professor at the University of Nottingham.
MR NIRMALENDU BANDYOPADHYAY is an Indian Civil / Structural Engineer graduated from Bengal Engineering College, Sibpore under the Calcutta University (India) in 1959. He has worked in various positions with many international organizations during the last 47 years in India, Africa, Middle East Gulf and Asia Pacific Countries. His expertise include handling of major EPCM projects from FEED stage to project delivery involving multidisciplinary Engineering functions in multicultural environment. He has written many papers which have been published in leading American and Indian Technical Journals. He has also presented papers in many International seminars and Conferences in various countries. At present he is an Independent Consulting Engineer based in Kolkata (India) Mr Nirmalendu is also working on development of Renewable and Sustainable energy towards protection of Environment.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
COURSE OUTLINE
COURSE OBJECTIVES
COURSE OUTLINE
“Public engagement in the development of subsurface energy usage: shale gas, underground coal gasification, gas storage, geothermal, and
carbon capture and storage”
UNDERGROUND COAL GASIFICATION – ENVIRONMENTAL & TECHNICALLY FOCUS
Prof Michael H. Stephenson and Nirmalendu Bandyopadhyay would like to customise the class based on your specific needs. Pre-Course Questionnaire will be sent to you prior to the workshop to complete. Prof Michael H. Stephenson and Nirmalendu Bandyopadhyay will analyse, evaluate and address the issues during the course.
Pre-Course Questionnaire
Upon the successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Attendance bearing the signatures from both the Expert Trainer and the Course Organiser. The Certificate will testify your endeavour and serve towards your professional advancement.
Certificate of Attendance fsfssf
This course will be held in a highly interactive workshop format for a small classroom of limited seats. Registration starts at 8.30am. Course commences at 9.00am and finishes at 5.00pm. Lunch (12.30pm-1.45pm) and morning/afternoon refreshments will be provided.
Workshop Format
Schedule
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