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Subsea Tieback Forum & ExhibitionMarch 3-5, 2015 | New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center | New Orleans, LA

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INVITATION

I invite you to the 2015 Subsea Tieback Forum & Exhibition in New Orleans, Louisiana. It’s an

exciting time for the offshore industry and in particular for Subsea, as we continue to face ever-

growing challenges. The world of subsea is an exhilarating area to work in, and it is so important

to meet and bring talented and diverse people together in forums like this, to ensure it remains a

platform for sharing experiences, lessons learned, best practices and technological innovations.

I would like to recognize the outstanding job that the Advisory Board did this year by putting together

a frst-class program that celebrates “15 Years of Sharing Challenges”. Moreover, the support from

our sponsors and exhibitors, combined with the diligent coordination from PennWell, are key enablers

for the success of this forum. The venue in New Orleans could not be more pleasant in creating an

inviting atmosphere around the event theme “Subsea and all that Jazz”.

This forum has become the “point” where subsea communities of practice meet and share

information while offering a perfect atmosphere for networking that allows attendees to hop between

the conference and exhibition. This year, the conference sessions address project learnings on

greenfeld and brownfeld deepwater subsea developments, asset integrity experiences and best

practices of design, construction and installation of fowlines, riser and umbilicals, and technology

achievements on subsea boosting and processing. The high-caliber presenters have put their heart

and soul into the content while their delivery in the presentations will allow the interaction of

audience and panelists during Q&A sessions. The exhibition displays state-of-the-art capabilities

offered by the subsea industry that cover a myriad of suppliers, consultants, service providers, and

manufacturing, construction and installation contractors.

This industry and its organizations are constantly evolving to be the agents of change that pave

a better and safer future for the industry. While at the conference, take a moment to seek out

other colleagues and expositors, and learn about their organization, skills and capabilities. This

collaboration is the key ingredient in continuing to build a more reliable, effcient and cost-effective

subsea system with an emphasis on safer operations.

In closing, I invite you to attend our forum and participate in this journey while bringing your

expertise to our gathering. You, as a current and future leader, have the vision, the knowledge,

the motivation, the energy and the experience to help us pave our way to the future of subsea.

Throughout this forum, I ask you to stay engaged, network, learn and share, while having fun in this

beautiful city.

I look forward to meeting you at the Subsea Tieback Forum 2015 in New Orleans.

ANTONIO CRITSINELISChevron Energy Technology Company2015 Subsea Tieback Forum Advisory Board Chairman


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WHY ATTEND? ............................................................................................................................. 2

HOW TO REGISTER ..................................................................................................................... 2

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS................................................................................................................ 3

2015 SPONSORS & SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS .................................................................... 4

2015 ADVISORY BOARD .............................................................................................................. 5

THE SEASON PASS ...................................................................................................................... 6

SUT WORKSHOP ......................................................................................................................... 7

OPENING PLENARY SESSION ...................................................................................................8-9

PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE PROGRAM ..............................................................................10-16

SUBSEA TIEBACK FOUNDATION FUNDRAISERS ......................................................................... 17

HARLEY-DAVIDSON EXHIBIT FLOOR GIVEAWAY ......................................................................... 18

2014 ATTENDEE PROFILE ......................................................................................................... 19

EXHIBITOR LIST...................................................................................................................20-21

FLOOR PLAN ........................................................................................................................22-23

EXHIBITOR AND PRODUCT SEARCH INFORMATION ..............................................................24-25

EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES ..............................................................................................26-27

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ............................................................................................... 28

OFFSHORE AUDIENCE INSIGHTS .............................................................................................. 29

OIL & GAS FINANCIAL JOURNAL AUDIENCE INSIGHTS .............................................................. 30

GLOBAL PETROLEUM EVENTS CALENDAR ................................................................................. 31

GET APPROVAL TO ATTEND ....................................................................................................... 32

TRAVELING TO THE UNITED STATES .......................................................................................... 33

ATTENDEE REGISTRATION FORM .........................................................................................34-35

HOTEL RESERVATION FORM ...................................................................................................... 36

EVENT CONTACTS ......................................................................................... INSIDE BACK COVER

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WHY ATTEND SUBSEA TIEBACK FORUM & EXHIBITION?

THE LARGEST GLOBAL EXHIBITION FOR THE SUBSEA ENGINEERING INDUSTRY ATTRACTED A RECORD NUMBER OF 2,870 ATTENDEES & 224 EXHIBITORS IN 2014.NETWORK WITH THOUSANDS OF ATTENDEES FROM 33 COUNTRIES AND 31 STATESBoasting over 200 exhibiting companies offering the most innovative products and services in the industry!

Choose from conference presentations covering a wide range of topics such as:• Project learnings on greenfeld and brownfeld deepwater subsea developments

• Asset integrity experiences and best practices of design

• Construction and installation of fowlines, riser and umbilicals

• Technology achievements on subsea boosting and processing

TOP 10 REASONS TO ATTEND SUBSEA TIEBACK FORUM & EXHIBITION

#1 Participate in a productive and effcient week of connecting and networking with more than 3,000 industry professionals.

#2 Attend the opening plenary session on Wednesday morning and hear presentations from Paul S. Jones, Subsea Unit Manager, Chevron Energy Technology Company and John H. Hollowell, Executive Vice President – Deep Water Upstream Americas Shell Energy Resources Company.

#3 Network with exhibitors and colleagues during the exhibit hall networking receptions on Tuesday and Wednesday nights.

#4 Explore the exhibit hall, which features the latest products and services of more than 200 companies.

#5 Attend the Society for Underwater Technology workshop and qualify to earn 6 PDH for registered professional engineers.

#6 Meet with colleagues and vendors before conference sessions begin over breakfast from 7-8 am on Wednesday and Thursday mornings.

#7 Get involved! Ask questions at the end of each conference presentation. The forum provides a great opportunity to join the conversation.

#8 Win a $500 American Express gift card! Attend the last conference session on Thursday and enter to win!

#9 Hear directly from operators as they discuss innovative and practical ways to address real-world challenges in the subsea tieback arena.

#10 Win a Harley-Davidson! All conference delegates can enter to win a Harley-Davidson motorcycle on the exhibit hall foor!

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4 WAYS TO REGISTER:

MONDAY, MARCH 2 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM ......................Registration Open ............................................................................Exhibit Hall H

8:00 AM – 8:00 PM ......................Exhibitor Move-In .............................................................................Exhibit Hall H

TUESDAY, MARCH 3 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM ....................Exhibitor Move-In .............................................................................Exhibit Hall H

8:00 AM – 7:00 PM ......................Registration Open ............................................................................Exhibit Hall H

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM ......................SUT Workshop (Additional Registration) ...................Level 2, New Orleans Theater

5:00 PM – 7:00 PM ......................Exhibit Hall Opening and Networking Reception ..............................Exhibit Hall H

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM ......................Continental Breakfast .....................................Level 2, New Orleans Theater Foyer


8:00 AM – 9:30 AM ......................OPENING PLENARY SESSION ..................................Level 2, New Orleans Theater

9:00 AM – 7:00 PM ......................Exhibit Hall Open .............................................................................Exhibit Hall H

9:30 AM – 10:30 AM ....................Coffee Break ....................................................................................Exhibit Hall H

10:30 AM – 12:00 PM..................SESSION 1 ..............................................................Level 2, New Orleans Theater

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM ....................Delegate Lunch .......................................................................... Exhibit Hall H & I

1:00 PM – 1:30 PM ......................Networking Dessert .................................................................... Exhibit Hall H & I

1:30 PM – 3:00 PM .....................SESSION 2 ..............................................................Level 2, New Orleans Theater

3:00 PM – 4:00 PM ......................Coffee Break ....................................................................................Exhibit Hall H


5:30 PM – 7:00 PM ......................Networking Reception ......................................................................Exhibit Hall H

THURSDAY, MARCH 5 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM ......................Continental Breakfast .....................................Level 2, New Orleans Theater Foyer


8:00 AM – 9:30 AM ......................SESSION 4 ..............................................................Level 2, New Orleans Theater

9:00 AM – 1:30 PM ......................Exhibit Hall Open .............................................................................Exhibit Hall H

9:30 AM – 10:30 AM ....................Coffee Break ....................................................................................Exhibit Hall H

10:30 AM – 12:00 PM..................SESSION 5 ..............................................................Level 2, New Orleans Theater

12:00 PM – 12:45 PM ..................Delegate Lunch .......................................................................... Exhibit Hall H & I

12:45 PM – 1:15 PM ..................Networking Dessert ..........................................................................Exhibit Hall H

1:15 PM .......................................Harley Davidson Motorcycle Giveaway ..............................................Exhibit Hall H

1:20 PM – 1:40 PM ......................Subsea Engineering Program Updates .....................Level 2, New Orleans Theater

1:30 PM – 5:30 PM ......................Exhibitor Move-Out ...........................................................................Exhibit Hall H


3:10 PM – 3:25 PM ......................Recognition Awards & Closing Remarks...................Level 2, New Orleans Theater

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS



2015 SPONSORS & SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS (AS OF OCT. 31 , 2014)

PLAT INUM SPONSORDIAMOND SPONSOR

SILVER SPONSOR - OPENING NIGHT RECEPTION SILVER SPONSOR - WEDNESDAY NIGHT

NETWORKING RECEPTION

GOLD SPONSOR - BADGE HOLDERS

SHOW GUIDE SPONSOR

CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST SPONSOR -

THURSDAY

EXHIBITOR BRANDING SPONSOR –

ESCALATORS

ONLINE REGISTRATION PAGE SPONSOR

GOLD SPONSOR

SILVER SPONSOR - CONFERENCE PADFOLIOS & PENS

COFFEE BREAK SPONSOR

HOG HEAVEN TITLE SPONSOR

SUT WORKSHOP SPONSOR

BRONZE SPONSOR - BOTTLED WATER BRONZE SPONSOR - FAST TRACK REGISTRATION

& EXHIBITOR BRANDING SPONSOR

CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST SPONSOR -

WEDNESDAY

HOUSING SPONSOR

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2015 ADVISORY BOARD

PAUL BEERFreeport-McMoRan Oil & Gas

BARRY BRASHERAnadarko Petroleum Corporation

BOB CARTERVaela Resources

MARK CARTEROneSubsea

BRUCE CRAGEREndeavor Management

CHRISTOPHER CURRANBP E&P

ROBIN DUPREOffshore

JOHN FITZGERALDGranherne

STEVE FRANTZTalos Energy LLC

ERIC HEVLEEcopetrol America

CLYDE HEWLETTOceaneering International, Inc.

CHUCK HORNGenesis

JAY HURSHAker Solutions

TOM KELLYFMC Technologies

DAVID LaCAZEShell International E&P, Inc.

JIM MACKLINInterMoor

MIKE O’DONNELLPetrobras

GENE RABORNTechnip

IAN RAMSAYMurphy Oil Corporation

TONY RAYConocoPhillips

KARL SCHNAKENBURGBHP Billiton

RANDY SEEHAUSENINTECSEA

JON SONKAExxonMobil Development Company

PETE STRACKEStatoil

BOBBY VOSSGE Oil & Gas

STEVE WHITAKERHESS Corporation

MASON WUDMAR Engineering

ANTONIO CRITSINELIS, ADVISORY BOARD CHAIRMANChevron Energy Technology Co.



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Key Elements of Subsea Tiebacks Sponsored by:

A one-day seminar designed to educate people on the key elements of subsea tiebacks – subsea, umbilicals, risers, fowlines (SURF) to be conducted under the auspices of the Society for Underwater Technology (SUT).

Additional registration fee: $500 if paid before January 30, 2015. $600 if paid after January 30, 2015. Student rate: $95. Must show valid student ID.

FOR REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS, THIS COURSE COUNTS FOR 6 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT HOURS.

TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 20159:00 A.M. – 9:05 A.M. INTRODUCTION

DON SCHLATER – SUT TREASURER AND TRAINING COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN

9:05 A.M. – 10:30 P.M. SESSION 1: SETTING THE SCENE KARL SCHNAKENBURG - SUBSEA ENGINEERING ADVISOR, BHP BILLITON (PETROLEUM) · DEEPWATER FORECAST · TIEBACK FACTS AND FIGURES · TIEBACK DRIVERS AND ISSUES · KEY COMPONENTS · EXAMPLE LAYOUTS

10:30 A.M. – 11:00 A.M. BREAK

11:00 A.M. – 12:30 P.M. SESSION 2: SUBSEA ELEMENTS JONAH MARGULIS - DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT & SALES,

SUBSEA PRODUCTION ALLIANCE, AKER SOLUTIONS · SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS · SUBSEA COMPLETIONS · CONTROL SYSTEMS · MANIFOLDS AND TIE-IN SYSTEMS

12:30 P.M. – 1:30 P.M. LUNCH

1:30 P.M. – 3:00 P.M. SESSION 3: UMBILICALS, RISERS AND FLOWLINES CHUCK HORN – ENGINEERING MANAGER SUBSEA PROCESSING, GENESIS ENGINEERING · FLOWLINE TIE-INS · OFFSHORE FLOWLINES/PIPELINES · SUBSEA PRODUCTION CONTROL UMBILICALS

3:00 P.M. – 3:30 P.M. BREAK

3:30 P.M. – 4:30 P.M. SESSION 4: PRODUCTION HANDLING AGREEMENTS CORY LOEGERING – REGION VICE PRESIDENT – GULF OF MEXICO REGION, APACHE CORPORATION

4:30 P.M. – 4:45 P.M. WRAP-UP DON SCHLATER – SUT TREASURER AND TRAINING COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN

4:45 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. Q&A

5:00 P.M. – 7:00 P.M. OPENING NIGHT EXHIBIT HALL RECEPTION

Sponsored by:

2015 SUT WORKSHOP


OPENING PLENARY SESSION OPEN TO ALL REGISTERED ATTENDEES!


PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE PROGRAM

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 20157:00 A.M. – 8:00 A.M. CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST | SPONSORED BY:

8:00 A.M. – 9:30 A.M.CONFERENCE MANAGEMENT WELCOME & INTRODUCTION

ROBIN DUPRE, CONFERENCE DIRECTOR, OFFSHORE MAGAZINE

Robin Dupre is Sr. Technology Editor of Offshore magazine, a monthly publication that covers key issues and trends relative to offshore upstream oil and gas operations, as well as Domestic Editorial Conference Director of three PennWell conferences. Robin has 10 years of experience publishing content for print and online platforms, and she has spent the last 6 years covering the oil and gas industry.

SOCIETY FOR UNDERWATER TECHNOLOGY UPDATE

DON SCHLATER – SUT TREASURER AND TRAINING COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN

Don Schlater, a retired senior technical advisor, BP, and founding member of SUT Houston, has held numerous positions during his tenure in the oil and gas industry. He held both technical and sales management roles with the Castrol Group of BP since 1997, as well as being director of subsea controls for FSSL (now Aker Solutions). From 1986 to 1993 he started, developed and was general manager for MacDermid Offshore Solutions business, formerly Marston Bentley. Prior to this position, he was product manager for drilling controls and motion compensation systems for Shaffer, now National Oilwell Varco.

Schlater began his oilfeld career with Exxon Production research after his USAF stay, in which he was an Air Force project manager at the Air Force weapons lab. He holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Tulane University.

CHAIRMAN’S OPENING REMARKS

ANTONIO CRITSINELIS – CHEVRON

Antonio Critsinelis has more than 25 years’ experience in design, installation and management of pipelines, risers and subsea projects. He has worked for Chevron for the past 11 years as a subsea engineer and manager of deepwater projects. Cristinelis has a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from USU -Brazil with a Master’s Degree in Subsea Engineering from Heriot-Watt University -Scotland and an MBA from Texas A&M University – USA/Texas. Antonio is a licensed professional engineer in Brazil/Rio de Janeiro and the United States of America/Texas.

TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 20155:00 P.M. – 7:00 P.M. OPENING NIGHT EXHIBIT HALL NETWORKING RECEPTION | SPONSORED BY:




KEYNOTE PRESENTATION

PAUL S. JONES, SUBSEA UNIT MANAGER, CHEVRON ENERGY TECHNOLOGY COMPANY

Jones’ 30 year work experience includes positions in Chevron’s R&D and Operating Organizations in Water Management, Subsea Engineering and Facilities Engineering.

In 2005 he was the recipient of the Society of Petroleum Engineers Projects, Facilities and Construction Award for distinguished contributions to Petroleum Engineering.

In October 2007, Jones was elected to Society of Petroleum Engineers Board of Directors as Technical Director: Projects, Facilities & Construction. He is currently on the editorial board of SPE Oil & Gas Facilities magazine, a member of the SPE PF&C Advisory Committee, and a member of the Board of Directors of OTC.

Jones has a Bachelor of Science degree (Honors) in Chemical Engineering from the University of Loughborough, UK.

SCENE SETTING PRESENTATION

JOHN H. HOLLOWELL, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT – DEEP WATER UPSTREAM AMERICAS

SHELL ENERGY RESOURCES COMPANY

John graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical Engineering in 1980 and began his career with Shell Exploration & Production as an Engineer in New Orleans. He became Division Production/Drilling Engineer for the Kernridge Division in California in 1985. For the next 10 years, he held several managerial assignments of increasing responsibility in Engineering and Operations in California, Texas and Louisiana before becoming Asset Manager for Shell Western E&P Inc. in 1995 where he was responsible for all Exploration and Production activity for Shell’s E&P portfolio in South Texas.

In 1998, John moved to Shell’s Downstream business as the General Manager – Gulf of Mexico for Shell Pipeline Co. LP and in 2003, assumed the role of General Manager – Commercial. He was named Director Shell Oil Products US – Distribution and President of Shell Pipeline Company LP in January 2004. In January 2005, John became Vice President – Distribution for Shell Downstream Inc. responsible for petroleum product terminal/depot operations and secondary distribution operations globally.

In October 2006, John returned to Shell’s upstream business and assumed the role of Vice President Production, EP Europe where he was responsible for all Shell’s operated assets in the UK, Holland and Norway.

As of July 2009, John is currently the Executive Vice President, Deep Water, for Shell’s Upstream Americas with responsibility for Shell’s ventures in the Gulf of Mexico and Brazil.

9:30 A.M. – 10:30 A.M. COFFEE BREAK SPONSORED BY:


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PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE PROGRAM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2015

10:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M.

SESSION 1: PROJECT LEARNINGS 1 CHAIR: DAVID LACAZE, SUBSEA HPHT EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT LEAD, SHELL INTERNATIONAL E&P, INC. CO-CHAIR: MASON WU, VICE PRESIDENT – SURF, DMAR ENGINEERING | CO-CHAIR: GENE RABORN, SALES MANAGER, TECHNIP

TUBULAR BELLS - MANAGING CHANGETOR GAVEM, MANAGER SURF AND EXPORT, TUBULAR BELLS, HESS

The Tubular Bells project had several major changes including: change of operator, and relocation of the host platform. This presentation will address and discuss those changes, and how the changes were managed.

Tor Gavem is the SURF and Export Project Manager for the Tubular Bells project for Hess Corporation. He has been the SURF manager since 2010 when Hess became the operator, in which he lead the project from FEED through commissioning. Gavem started with the company in 2006 and has been manager for several projects related to the Ceiba feld in Equatorial Guinea and in the Gulf of Mexico. Prior to his career with Hess, Gavem worked for Wellstream and Technip.

He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Ocean Engineering in 1998 from Florida Atlantic University, and received the Professional Engineer License in 2004.

LEARNINGS FROM SHELL GLIDER – SUBSEA LANDSCAPING TECHNIQUESBRYAN KUNG, PROJECT ENGINEER, SHELL

We’ve all heard about burying fowlines on purpose, but how about the entire subsea infrastructure … by accident? This presentation will outline Shell’s learnings when a riserless drilling operation dumped more than 1.1 million cubic feet of soil and mud on the majority of our subsea infrastructure.

Bryan Kung, Project Engineer, Shell, is in his 11th year at the company and currently oversees subsea tiebacks in the Gulf of Mexico. He started his career at the Norco refnery doing operations and maintenance as a control systems engineer, and later, in standardizing asset integrity work processes. In 2008, Bryan moved to Houston and joined the deepwater subsea projects group where he worked on the Macaroni, Perdido,

Cardamom, and Glider subsea felds.

DEEPWATER GULF OF MEXICO – JULIA PROJECT HIPPSSUSAN DENT, HIPPS EXECUTION LEAD, EXXONMOBIL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

ExxonMobil Development Company (EMDC) is currently undertaking the development, qualifcation and fabrication of a subsea high integrity pressure protection system (HIPPS), which will enable production from a potentially high-pressure well within the Julia feld in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico. Leveraging HIPPS as a contingency to cover the occurrence of drilling a high potential pressure well, the Julia project has been able to capitalize on the use of qualifed SURF technologies rated to a lower pressure. This presentation will describe the details of the Julia development which drove the need for a contingency subsea HIPPS, the development of the Julia-specifc well-based HIPPS concept, and the design challenges faced during the progression of this concept thru design. The detailed design of the Julia contingency subsea HIPPS is currently being fnalized, with manufacturing of the HIPPS anticipated to conclude in 4Q 2015.

Susan Dent began her career with the ExxonMobil Development Company in 2003 as a Flow Assurance Engineer focused on deepwater production challenges including hydraulic and thermal analysis. From 2005 to 2011, she focused on fowline/riser design and installation for major deepwater projects. After completing various FEED studies, she frst served as the Flowline Engineer for the Erha project followed by the Kizomba satellites project. Since 2012, Dent’s focus has been on subsea equipment as the HIPPS FEED and execution lead for the Julia project, managing multiple contracts for the design and manufacturing of the project’s contingency subsea HIPPS.

12:00 P.M. – 1:30 P.M.

LUNCH | SPONSORED BY:




WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2015

1:30 P.M. – 3:00 P.M.

SESSION 2: FLOWLINES, RISERS, UMBILICALSCHAIR: PETE STRACKE, ASSET MANAGER, STATOILCO-CHAIR: STEVE FRANTZ, FACILITIES ENGINEERING MANAGER, TALOS ENERGYCO-CHAIR: JIM MACKLIN, VICE PRESIDENT OF PROJECTS & ENGINEERING, INTERMOOR

PHOENIX FIELD SUBSEA PIGGINGDAVID HAMILTON, FACILITY ENGINEER, TALOS ENERGY

Due to multiple diameter changes ranging from 4.5” to 12” in the Phoenix feld oil export pipeline system, the main 12” export pipeline cannot be traditionally pigged from the Helix Producer 1 foating production unit. Talos Energy plans to pig the pipeline using a custom built subsea pig launcher that connects to and utilizes a spare 12” hub on the Typhoon PLET.

David Hamilton is a Facility Engineer at Talos Energy, managing various brownfeld projects and supporting daily operational activities. Hamilton has spent 19 years in the oil and gas industry with the majority of that experience working for operators in the Gulf of Mexico, including Vastar Resources and BP.

KODIAK SUBSEA DEVELOPMENT FLOWLINE DESIGN FOR REELED CLAD PIPEDANNY HOUGH, VICE PRESIDENT OF DEVELOPMENTS, DEEP GULF ENERGY

This presentation will discuss the fowing characteristics of the Kodiak subsea development that required a novel approach for fowline design and installation. The company decided that reeled clad pipe was the best option and this decision will be discussed during the session.

Deep Gulf Energy has designed, installed and operated deepwater tiebacks in the Gulf of Mexico for more than 10 years. A key responsibility for Danny Hough as Vice President of Development is to ensure a safe and reliable system is installed that meets, and or exceeds, regulatory and design requirements.

MACEDON 100KM SUBSEA PIPELINE INSTALLATION (NW AUSTRALIA)BOB IVERSON, STAFF PROJECTS ENGINEER, BHP BILLITON PETROLEUM

The presentation will describe the installation of the 76km offshore pipeline from the Macedon feld to the shore crossing and also touch on the 15km pipeline section from the shore crossing to the Macedon gas plant. The presentation will highlight design and installation challenges encountered and how they were addressed.

Bob Iverson is a Staff Projects Engineer with BHP Billiton Petroleum in Houston. He received his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Texas Tech in 1989, and has nearly 25 years of experience in the oil & gas industry. Iverson joined BHP Billiton in 2009 to work on the Macedon gas project in Western Australia. Upon completion of the Macedon FEED work in Houston in 2010, Iverson moved with the project team to Perth, Australia for project execution. In Australia, he served as the Macedon offshore pipeline engineering supervisor and was responsible for delivery of the Macedon offshore pipeline.

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2015

4:00 P.M. – 5:30 P.M.

SESSION 3: SUBSEA BOOSTING AND PROCESSINGCHAIR: CHRISTOPHER CURRAN, ADVISOR, BP E&PCO-CHAIR: JAY HURSH, MANAGER – BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT/CONTROLS, AKER SOLUTIONSCO-CHAIR: CHUCK HORN, ENGINEERING MANAGER SUBSEA PROCESSING, GENESIS

QUALIFICATION LEARNINGS ON THE JUILA SUBSEA PUMPRINA BATRA, SITE SYSTEMS ENGINEER, EXXONMOBIL

The focus of this presentation will be on the positive learnings and the overcoming of technical challenges during the parallel qualifcation/execution of the Julia subsea pump station.

Rina Batra serves as a Systems Engineer for the Julia project in the Gulf of Mexico. She is part of an ExxonMobil team located in Bergen, Norway and oversees the execution of the Julia subsea single phase pumps.

CASCADE AND CHINOOK HORIZONTAL ESPS LEARNINGS/ PERFORMANCECHRISTINA WAGGONER, SUBSEA ENGINEER, PETROBRAS

This presentation will provide an overview of the Cascade & Chinook feld followed by a description of the pump system and its components, which will highlight the pump installation operations and the lessons learned.

Cristina Waggoner is a Subsea Engineer with Petrobras America Inc., based in Houston, working on the implementation of the subsea production system in the Cascade and Chinook project, located in the ultra-deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico’s lower tertiary. She has been with Petrobras since 2003, providing subsea technical expertise in areas of subsea engineering.

MEGI LONG TERM SUBSEA MULTIPHASE PUMP PERFORMANCEJEFF BARNHILL, FACILITIES ENGINEER, EXXONMOBIL PRODUCTION COMPANY

The industry’s frst subsea multiphase high power electrical pumps were installed by Mobil Equatorial Guinea, Inc., in 2000. This presentation will provide an overview of the operational highs and lows of the subsea boosting system, now in its 15th year of operation in the Topacio feld of Equatorial Guinea.

Jeff Barnhill is a Facilities Engineer assigned to ExxonMobil’s Equatorial Guinea production unit. He coordinates the production unit’s facilities integrity management system and provides engineering support to the Topacio subsea multiphase pumping system.

5:30 P.M. – 7:00 P.M.

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SESSION 4: PROJECT LEARNINGS 2CHAIR: ERIC HEVLE, FIELD DEVELOPMENT MANAGER, ECOPETROL AMERICACO-CHAIR: BOBBY VOSS, CHIEF CONSULTING ENGINEER, GE OIL & GASCO-CHAIR: RANDY SEEHAUSEN, SENIOR EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, INTECSEA

MACEDON SUBSEA CONTROL SYSTEMSCOTT LEONARD, SUBSEA ENGINEER, BHP BILLITON

BHP Billiton developed the Macedon gas feld located approximately 100 km offshore in Western Australia with four subsea wells in approximately 180m of water routed to an onshore gas plant. The presentation on the Subsea Control System shall include system architecture, instrumentation and operability. Major considerations also included feld layout & long step out from the gas plant, availability requirements, remote location and interfaces.

Scott Leonard is a staff subsea engineer at BHPB and his experience encompasses 27 years of engineering, 22 of which are in the oil & gas industry specializing in production equipment for subsea developments. This includes project engineering, consultancy, procurement, installation & commissioning and operational support with an emphasis on subsea controls, umbilicals, communication systems, testing and integration of third-party systems.

BIG GAS SUBSEA SYSTEMS (THE RULE OF THUMB APPLIED TO OIL DEVELOPMENTS SHOULD NOT BE APPLIED TO BIG GAS)

BRIAN FERRIER, GTC SUBSEA TEAM MANAGER, CHEVRON ENERGY TECHNOLOGY COMPANY

Over the last decade, there has been an increase in non-traditional “Big Gas” subsea developments, feeding either onshore power stations or LNG facilities. The associated subsea facilities and pipeline systems are different in confguration, scale and complexity to what the industry has previously experienced with brown oil systems. This has provided several challenges related to qualifcation, manufacture and installation which the industry is currently tackling, from concept engineering, through FEED, execution and into operation. This presentation will provide an overview of the trends witnessed, challenges faced, and how they are being addressed by the industry.

Brian Ferrier has been Subsea Team Manager for Chevron’s Global Technology Center in Perth, Australia since 2012. He has 31 years of experience and joined Chevron in 1990 as a Subsea Engineer, working on the company’s UK operating assets until 1996, when he started working on projects, initially in London, followed by moving to Houston in 1999. He continued to work on subsea projects within Chevron’s portfolio, including Chevron’s corporate subsea engineering standards.

ENABLERS FOR ROBUST SUBSEA TIEBACK EXECUTION - SHELL’S EUROPA A8ERIC CHANG, SUBSEA SYSTEMS ENGINEER, SHELL

Eric Chang’s presentation will highlight enablers that Shell put in to place to drive performance excellence in brownfeld tieback execution.

Eric Chang is a subsea engineer with Shell and served as the SURF project lead for the Europa feld brownfeld development that consisted of three wells tied back to existing subsea infrastructure. Europa A8 was the second well in the program, and successfully achieved frst oil in 1Q 2014.

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SESSION 5: ASSET INTEGRITYCHAIR: JON SONKA, ENGINEERING LEAD, EXXONMOBIL DEVELOPMENT COMPANYCO-CHAIR: BARRY BRASHER, PROJECT FACILITIES ENGINEERING ADVISOR, ANADARKO PETROLEUM CORPORATION CO-CHAIR: JOHN FITZGERALD, PRINCIPAL MANAGER, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, GRANHERNE

SUBSEA WELL ANNULUS LEAK REPAIR BY ROVALEXANDER GEORGI, SUBSEA ENGINEER, FREEPORT MCMORAN OIL AND GAS

The detection, development and implementation of an annulus leak and its repair on subsea tieback wells via Remotely Operated Vehicle intervention will be presented.

Alexander Georgi is a Subsea Engineer with Freeport McMoRan Oil and Gas and oversees preparations and planning for the second phase intervention of projects.

QUANTITATIVE INTEGRITY ANALYSIS AND ITS APPLICATION IN OPTIMIZING OPERATIONAL DECISIONS FOR

FATIGUE LIFE EXTENSION OF STEEL CATENARY RISERSMIR EMAD MOUSAVI, SENIOR ENGINEER, AKER SOLUTIONS

This presentation reviews a recently developed method for quantitative integrity analysis of engineering systems and illustrates its application on relocation planning of a Gulf of Mexico semi for fatigue life extension of steel catenary risers.

Dr. Mousavi has seven years of professional experience and fve years of academic research experience related to offshore and structural engineering. He developed the concepts of Integrity-based Optimal Design and Quantitative Integrity Analysis in his PhD dissertation, which he will be discussing in this presentation.

STANDARDIZED EXXONMOBIL MASTER CONTROL STATIONJOHN FASSERO, SUBSEA SYSTEMS ENGINEER, EXXONMOBIL

An overview of the development and initial project implementation of ExxonMobil’s Universal Master Control Station (UMCS) will be presented. UMCS allow easier integration of multiple supplier subsea systems tied back to a single host facility, simplifes feld expansion through object-based programming, and streamlines integration with the topside process control system.

John Fassero is a Subsea Systems Engineer with ExxonMobil and has been with the company since 2009. He received a B.S. in Ocean Engineering from Texas A&M University and is currently the Lead Systems and Controls Engineer for the Julia Project, Gulf of Mexico.

12:00 P.M. – 1:30 P.M.

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HARLEY-DAVIDSON DRAWING

1:20 P.M. – 1:30 P.M.

UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON SUBSEA ENGINEERING PROGRAM UPDATEMATTHEW A FRANCHEK, FOUNDING DIRECTOR OF SUBSEA ENGINEERING, PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON

1:30 P.M. – 1:40 P.M.

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1:40 P.M. – 3:10 P.M.

SESSION 6: BROWNFIELD PROJECT LEARNINGS CHAIR: TONY RAY, STAFF SUBSEA ENGINEER, CONOCOPHILLIPSCO-CHAIR: BOB CARTER, PRESIDENT, VAELA RESOURCESCO-CHAIR: MARK CARTER, VICE PRESIDENT, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, ONESUBSEA

MAXIMIZING VALUE THROUGH SUBSEA TIEBACKSIAN RAMSAY, GM OFFSHORE DEVELOPMENT, MURPHY OIL

This discussion will highlight challenges and opportunities associated with brownfeld expansion subsea of the deepwater Kikeh feld, located offshore Malaysia; and the Dalmatian 26-mile subsea tieback development that utilized a single fowline to a third party host.

Ian Ramsay, General Manager, Global Offshore Developments, Murphy Oil, has over 20 years’ experience developing projects internationally from pre-feed, feed, execution and operational phases in locations in the North Sea, Southeast Asia, Australia, Canada and Gulf of Mexico regions. He started his career as a design engineer before progressing into construction, then development planning, and execution of monetized assets previously deemed uneconomic through innovative platform design.

BAYU UNDAN PHASE 3 WET PARKING SUBSEA TREESJOHN LYONS, FACILITIES ENGINEER, CONOCOPHILLIPS

The selection of a deepwater tree for a shallow water application and the use of a GEN 2 semisub drove the project to wet parking the trees. Highlights of how this engineering challenge evolved and the steps to overcome are addressed during this presentation.

John Lyons is a subsea facilities engineer for ConocoPhillips. He has spent his career working subsea developments including the installation and completion of subsea hardware, and has been involved with the project development for wet parking Bayu Undan trees.

SAFELY DELIVERING SUBSEA TIEBACKS IN THE GULF OF MEXICODAVID MOSS, DELIVERY MANAGER - SURF BROWNFIELD, SHELL OIL

Safely delivering our project commitments is not only a challenge that every project manager shoulders, it’s an expectation that the public at large carries for our industry as a whole. In the Gulf of Mexico, Shell’s deepwater subsea brownfeld group has gone over 1,400 consecutive days without a recordable incident - testimony that “no harm” is an achievable reality. Dave Moss, Shell’s Delivery Manager for their deepwater brownfeld team, will describe the journey that led to this major accomplishment.

Dave Moss, Delivery Manager - SURF Brownfeld Projects, has more than 28 years of experience with Shell, most of which has been in project delivery roles in the downstream and upstream businesses. He is presently in Shell’s deepwater organization, and leads their subsea brownfeld team. This team carries project delivery responsibility for a substantial portfolio of subsea tiebacks in the Gulf of Mexico.

3:10 P.M. – 3:25 P.M. SPEAKER RECOGNITION AWARDS

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CONFERENCE ALTERNATES:BC10 TUBING HANGER LANDING HIGHLUIZ OLIJNIK, PRINCIPAL SUBSEA ENGINEER, SHELL INTERNATIONAL E&P, INC.

This presentation will discuss an incident on the BC 10 project. For example, while deploying the Tubing Hanger/Upper Completion on the BC 10 project onto the Tubing Hanger Spool, and right after the Subsea BOP was disconnected from the THS, the ROV was conducting the inspection/verifcation of the TH position and noticed that the TH locking Mandrel was protruding from the top of the THS housing beyond of the design parameters. The presentation will then close by showing the modifcation/customization of the Subsea Tree (the FMC/Shell EVDT Tree System - Enhanced Vertical Deepwater Tree) for that particular case/well.

Luiz Olijnik, Principal Subsea Engineer, Shell International E&P, Inc. (Projects & Technology, Projects - Americas, SURF Systems) has been the Technical Lead of the Subsea Hardware System for the BC10 Project in Brazil for the past 8.5 years.

SUBSEA DECOMMISSIONING, BEST PRACTICESSKIPPER STRONG, PROJECT MANAGER, ENDEAVOR MANAGEMENT

A three-part study analysis of worldwide rules and regulations, best practices and benchmarking for subsea decommissioning. Conducted in conjunction with Petrobras Brazil, the study will show results from over 180 responses to a variety of pointed questions on the who, what, where, when and how for this very important market segment.....what are the options when production ends for a subsea development?

Skipper Strong, Project Manager for Endeavor Management’s Petrobras Subsea Decommissioning Study has more than 40 years of experience in the subsea market segment including diving, pipeline and subsea equipment installation from a variety of vessels and heavy lift barges.




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AREAS OF INTEREST 71.3% Subsea Production Equipment & Services 58% Engineering Services 42% Flow Assurance 36.4% Asset Integrity/Risk Management 28.7% Automation Systems/Instruments & Control Valves & Accessories/

Safety Equipment/Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) 28.7% Monitoring & Inspection 22.4% Surface Production Equipment 22.4% Mooring and Station Keeping Equipment & Services 21.7% Corrosion Control 20.3% Decommissioning & Removal 18.9% Corporate & Regulatory Compliance 18.9% Marine Transportation/Construction Equipment & Services 16.8% Chemicals/Well Maintenance Equipment Equipment Services 16.8% Motors/Engines/Pumps/Compressors/

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EXHIBITOR LIST

2G ROBOTICS INC........................................1401

ABCO SUBSEA .............................................1717

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY VALVES SPA .........535

AFGLOBAL CORPORATION ...........................1429

AFL .................................................................117

AGITO CORPORATION ..................................1417

AIMS INTERNATIONAL ....................................220

AIRBORNE OIL & GAS ..................................1816

AKER SOLUTIONS...........................................409

ALCO SUB-TEK ............................................1245

ALLOY METALS AND TUBES .........................1034

ALTISS TECHNOLOGIES ................................1621

AMERICAN ALLOY STEEL, INC. ....................1136

AMETEK SOLARTRON ISA .............................1239

ARTA GROUP INC. ........................................1706

ASHTEAD TECHNOLOGY OFFSHORE ............1201

ASV LLC .........................................................444

AXON ENERGY PRODUCTS ............................116

BAKER HUGHES .............................................529

BALMORAL OFFSHORE ENGINEERING ...........901

BASF CORPORATION ......................................625

BAYOU WASCO INSULATION, LLC.................1301

BECHTEL OIL, GAS & CHEMICALS .................110

BEL VALVES LTD.............................................325

BENESTAD AS ..............................................1434

BENTHIC ........................................................844

BEVEL TECH GROUP, INC .............................1405

BIBBY OFFSHORE ........................................1435

BOA MARINE SERVICES INC. .......................1323

WFI INTERNATIONAL ......................................442

BPP-TECH ....................................................1335

BREDERO SHAW ............................................324

BRUCK USA ...................................................440

C & C TECHNOLOGIES, INC. ..........................642

CAMERON ......................................................417

CANSCO SUBSEA LTD ....................................325

CEONA .........................................................1105

CETCO ENERGY SERVICES ..........................1005

FTO SERVICES .............................................1711

CLAMPON, INC. ..............................................940

CM LABS SIMULATIONS, INC. ........................104

CONCEPT STEELS LTD ...................................106

CORTEC FLUID .............................................1828

CRC-EVANS OFFSHORE LIMITED .................1042

CYCLONE STEEL SERVICES, LLC .................1728

DEEP DOWN INC. .........................................1211

DEEPFLEX INC. ............................................1529

DEEPSEA TECHNOLOGIES ...........................1304

DEEPWATER RENTAL AND SUPPLY ................629

DELTA SUBSEA .............................................1410

DNV GL ..........................................................540

DOF SUBSEA ................................................1217

DOW CORNING .............................................1101

DOW OIL & GAS ...........................................1001

DRIL-QUIP ......................................................203

DYNAMIC SEALING TECHNOLOGIES, INC ......100

EDG, INC. .....................................................1729

EMAS AMC .....................................................811

EMERSON PROCESS MANAGEMENT .............311

ENGLOBAL .....................................................347

EXPRO .........................................................1125

FEDERAL FLANGE ........................................1505

CDI ENERGY PRODUCTS ...............................128

FMC TECHNOLOGIES .....................................609

FORGED COMPONENTS INC. .......................1145

FORUM ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES ..................317

FREUDENBERG OIL & GAS TECHNOLOGIES 1223

FUGRO ...........................................................931

GALPERTI ENGINEERING AND FLOW CONTROL USA INC. ............................1607

GATE, INC. ......................................................939

GAUS ANODES ...............................................945

GENESIS ........................................................935

GEOSPACE OFFSHORE ...................................301

GLOBAL TUBING, LLC ..................................1635

GP:50 .............................................................847

HALLIBURTON ENERGY SERVICES INC. ......1129

HARKAND GROUP ........................................1135

HARRIS CAPROCK COMMUNICATIONS ..........339

HAWBOLDT INDUSTRIES ..............................1817

HCL CLAMPING SOLUTIONS.........................1500

HELIX CANYON OFFSHORE ..........................1400

HIGH PRESSURE EQUIPMENT COMPANY ....1629

HIMA AMERICAS INC. ..................................1038

HOFFER FLOW CONTROLS .............................216

HOLLOWAY HOUSTON ....................................728

HORIZON MARINE, INC. .................................807

HORNBECK OFFSHORE OPERATORS, LLC ...1523

HOSE & FITTINGS INC. .................................1625

HOUGHTON ....................................................445

HUNTING ENERGY SERVICES SUBSEA TECHNOLOGIES ...............................217

HYDRASUN ....................................................235

HYDRATIGHT ................................................1111

HYDRATRON, INC. ........................................1730

INFIELD SYSTEMS LTD. ..................................640

INTECSEA .......................................................724

INTEGRA SERVICES TECHNOLOGIES INC. .....840

INTERMOOR ...................................................741

INUKTUN ........................................................438

ITP INTERPIPE ................................................941

JB SERVICES INTERNATIONAL .....................1634

JDR CABLES SYSTEMS ................................1404

WOOD GROUP KENNY ....................................835

KBR ................................................................735

KNIGHTHAWK ENGINEERING ........................1224

KONGSBERG OIL AND GAS TECHNOLOGIES ..717

KOSO KENT INTROL LTD ...............................1438

LAMONS .........................................................338

LANKHORST MOULDINGS ............................1719




EXHIBITOR LIST(AS OF NOV. 3 , 2014)

LIDAN MARINE AB........................................1334

LTS ENERGY .................................................1501

MACARTNEY INC ............................................334

MACDERMID OFFSHORE SOLUTIONS ..........1411

MAGMA GLOBAL LTD. ..................................1041

MANATEE, INC. ..............................................441

MASTER FLO VALVE (USA), INC .....................841

MCDERMOTT .................................................825

MID-SOUTH TECHNOLOGIES .......................1810

MOOG ..........................................................1707

NAUTRONIX ..................................................1516

NEW INDUSTRIES.........................................1604

NEXANS/NORTECH ......................................1141

NICHE PRODUCTS .......................................1428

NATIONAL OILWELL VARCO ..........................1611

NYLACAST LLC .............................................1406

OCEANEERING ...............................................517

OCEANOS JSC ................................................943

OCEANWORKS INTERNATIONAL .....................900

OIL STATES INDUSTRIES, INC. .......................817

OMNISENS ...................................................1240

ONESUBSEA...................................................917

ONLINE PIPELINE SOLUTIONS........................747

OMS .............................................................1241

PACSON VALVES LIMITED ..............................131

PARADIGM FLOW SERVICES LIMITED ..........1226

PARKER IPD- AUTOCLAVE ENGINEERS GROUP .......................................229

PARKER HANNIFIN, ENERGY PRODUCTS DIVISION .....................................328

PCC ENERGY GROUP .....................................107

PENNWELL CORPORATION ............................234

PERMA-PIPE OIL & GAS ...............................1305

PHOENIX INTERNATIONAL ..............................446

PIPELINE SERVICES .....................................1736

PREVCO SUBSEA HOUSINGS .......................1047

PRINCETEL ....................................................443

PROSERV .....................................................1421

QUALITY PRODUCT FINISHING, INC. ............1619

RADOIL, INC. ..................................................725

SUBCOOL .......................................................120

REMOTE OCEAN SYSTEMS ............................544

ROVSCO, INC. ................................................801

RTI ENERGY SYSTEMS ...................................101

SAAB SEAEYE ..............................................1029

SAMSON ROPE .............................................1631

SANDVIK MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY ..............641

SCHLUMBERGER .........................................1517

SEABOTIX .....................................................1511

SEA CON ........................................................803

SEAL-TITE INTERNATIONAL ..........................1535

SEANIC OCEAN SYSTEMS ............................1628

SEATREPID INTERNATIONAL, LLC ................1617

SEATRONICS ..................................................325

SERIMAX NORTH AMERICA, LLC ....................905

SIDUS SOLUTIONS LLC ................................1300

SIEMENS SUBSEA ..........................................305

SIMMONDS EQUIPMENT LLC .........................211

SKOFLO INDUSTRIES, INC. ...........................1235

SMD ...............................................................222

SOCOTHERM ..................................................225

SONARDYNE INC..........................................1317

SOUTH BAY CABLE CORP. ..............................541

SPIR STAR® LTD. ........................................1716

SPITZER INDUSTRIES ....................................904

SPX BOLTING SYSTEMS ...............................1329

STELLA MARIS LLC ......................................1637

STELLAR TECHNOLOGY, INC. .......................1811

STRESS ENGINEERING SERVICES ...............1035

SUBSEA 7 ......................................................427

SUBSEA TECHNOLOGIES INC./ TRITECHINTERNATIONAL LTD ......................................237

SUBSEA UK ....................................................325

SUBSEA UK ..................................................1435

SURF SUBSEA, INC ......................................1229

SURVEY EQUIPMENT SERVICES INC .............340

T.D. WILLIAMSON, INC..................................1134

TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES INC. ..............1734

TECHNIP ........................................................617

TELEDYNE OIL & GAS ..................................1117

TENARIS .........................................................635

CROSS GROUP INC ........................................435

THOMSON REUTERS ....................................1302

TRACERCO .....................................................434

TRELLEBORG OFFSHORE .............................1228

TRENDSETTER ENGINEERING INC. ................523

T-REX ENGINEERING + CONSTRUCTION .....1338

TUBACEX – SCHOELLER BLECKMANNEDELSTAHLROHR .........................................1336

ULMATEC HANDLING SYSTEMS AS ................745

ULTRA DEEP ...................................................241

UNIQUE SYSTEM L.L.C .................................1605

UNITECH INTERNATIONAL ............................1539

UNIVERSALPEGASUS INTERNATIONAL, INC ...543

UTEC SURVEY INC. ......................................1510

VERSABAR INC. ...........................................1011

GE OIL & GAS ...............................................1017

VFL ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES ........................335

VIV SOLUTIONS LLC .......................................230

WALTHER PRAEZISION .................................1205

WEBCO INDUSTRIES INC. ............................1622

WILLIAMS .....................................................1311

WORLDWIDE OILFIELD MACHINE .................1829

ZETECHTICS LTD ............................................325


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Interactive Floor Plan

Introducing the

ATTENDEES

Subsea Tieback is proud to provide its attendees with a fresh new take on foor plan interactivity. Now, with a truly unique foor plan environment—you can easily navigate your way through the exhibit hall aisles to learn all about

exhibitors’ products and services offered before, during and after the show foor is open—without leaving your desk chair.

Attendees Have Questions?

For more information, contact:a2z Help Desk: [email protected]

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Information On-Demand

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Exhibitor Listings

Once plan is complete, print from your desk (or on the exhibit foor)!

Get instant access to detailed exhibitor

information, including:

• Press releases• New products / services• Show specials / contests /

giveaways

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INSTANT LISTINGS

Instant Listings available by the click of the mouse on any booth when viewing the foor plan.

VIEW / EDIT YOUR PLAN

View / Edit your plan anytime from the Subsea Tieback site

PRINT YOUR PLAN

Print your plan straight from the exhibit foor. Forgetting to print is no longer an issue.


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EVENT FEATURE EXHIBITOR PROGRAM

Increase awareness and drive traffc to your booth at SUBSEA TIEBACK FORUM & EXHIBITION with our new Feature Exhibitor Program

As one of our exhibitors at Subsea Tieback, you have the opportunity to promote and demonstrate your new products/technologies before, during and after the event!

OPTION ABEFORE: PRE-SHOW PRODUCT ENEWSLETTER (1 OF 12)Your product announcement (gif or jpg photo and

80-100 word description is included in a special

eNewsletter sent to >80,000 Offshore eNewsletter

subscribers. This pre-show promotion makes sure

potential buyers and attendees know where to look

- your booth - for the newest in offshore technology

BEFORE/AFTER: TARGETED EMAIL (EXCLUSIVE)Reach our event atendees with a targetd message

before or after the event.

OPTION A RATE: $3,950 NET

OPTION BBEFORE: PRE-SHOW PRODUCT ENEWSLETTER (1 OF 12)Your product announcement (gif or jpg photo and 80-100 word description is included in a special

eNewsletter sent to >80,000 Offshore eNewsletter subscribers. This pre-show promotion makes sure

potential buyers and attendees know where to look - your booth - for the newest in offshore technology

DURING: LIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW (1 OF 12)Draw attention to your booth as PennWell’s video staff interviews you about your latest products/

technologies LIVE at the show. What better way to get the attention of potential customers than to

have a professional camera crew right in your booth!

AFTER: POST-SHOW VIDEO ENEWSLETTER (1 OF 12)Your 3-5 video interview will be hosted on the Offshore website and you will receive the video

for placement on your own website or anywhere you’d like. Then, Offshore will deplot another

eNewsletter with your video thumbnail, 30-50 words of descriptive text, and links to your website.

BEFORE/AFTER: TARGETED EMAIL (EXCLUSIVE)Reach ou event atendees with a targetd message before or after the event.

OPTION B RATE: $6,950 NET

PRE-SHOWProduct

Announcement eNewsletter

POST-SHOWVideo

Messaging eNewsletter

FEATURED EXHIBITORSP R O D U C T S H O W C A S E

FEATURED EXHIBITORSV I D E O S H O W C A S E

SARA LOWERY NGUNITED STATES AND EUROPEPhone: +1 713 963 6277Cell: +1 713 725 8536Email: [email protected]

PETER CANTUUNITED STATESPhone: +1 713 963 6213Cell: +1 713 503 2451Email: [email protected]

JUSTUS SWANTNERUNITED STATESPhone: +1 713 963 6243Cell: +1 713 597 1367Email: [email protected]

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON EXHIBITING AND SPONSORSHIPS, PLEASE CONTACT:






EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES

The SUBSEA TIEBACK FORUM & EXHIBITION is the largest global exhibition for the subsea engineering industry.

YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS THIS EVENT.

• Buildings

• Chemicals

• Compressor Equipment and Services

• Contracting Services

• Corrosion/Abrasion Control

• Diving Services and Underwater Maintenance

• Drilling

• Dynamic Positioning Propulsion

• Engines

• Enhanced Recovery

• Environmental Monitoring and Protection

• Exploration and Production

• Fasteners

• Financial Services

• Governmental Services

• Information Technology

• Instruments and Control

• Logging and Formation Evaluation

• Logistics

• Lubricants

• Marine Equipment and Services

• Offshore Platforms

• Pipeline Coating Applicators

• Pollution and Spill Control

• Power Supply

• Process Equipment and Services

• Production

• Pump Equipment and Services

• Recruitment and Consultancy

• Safety Equipment and Systems

• Safety, Environmental Protection & Regulatory Services

• Ships, Boats, Vessels and Equipment

• Sponsor Societies

• Subsea

• Technical, Laboratory and Computer Services

• Telecommunication Systems

• Thrusters

• Tools

• Trade Associations

• Transportation

• Tubulars and Piping

• Valves and Actuators

• Well Completion

• Waste Disposal

Exhibiting will provide opportunities to make instrumental connections that hold the key to your success in this growing market.

IF YOUR COMPANY IS INVOLVED IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS, THE SUBSEA TIEBACK FORUM & EXHIBITION IS AN ESSENTIAL PLATFORM TO EXHIBIT YOUR PRODUCT AND SERVICES:

COST TO EXHIBITThe space rate is USD $45.50 per square foot (min. 10’ x 10’).

For premium space (corner booths and island booths), add USD $2.00 per sq. ft.

To view the exhibit hall foor plan, please visit www.subseatiebackforum.com.

* Elite Package also includes 2 video uploads and a foor plan banner.

Packages & Rates

Basic$275

Gold$495

Platinum$995

*Elite$1,995

Company Description Online

50 words/ 300 char max




Company Description in Show Guide









EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES

SUBSEA TIEBACK EXHIBITORS RECEIVE:

• Exhibit space starts at 10’ x 10’ units

• One full conference registration for a member of your staff per each 100 sq. ft. of booth space

• Complimentary exhibit hall passes to distribute to current and prospective clients

• Two booth staff personnel passes per each 100 sq. ft. of booth space (does not include lunch)

• Company and booth listing on the event website

• Draped booth backdrop, side dividers and company identifcation sign

• Extensive event advertising in industry-leading magazines including Oil & Gas Journal and Offshore magazines

• $275 basic exhibitor listing includes: - Company Description Online — 50 words/300 char max - Company Description in Show Guide — 35 words/250 char max

In addition to the benefts above, your company will be featured on the new Subsea Tieback Interactive Floorplan. Your company will now have a multi-faceted platform for showcasing its brand / products / services well beyond the Subsea Tieback exhibit hall—AND—it will be virtually on-demand for all registered attendees. This enhances your visibility before, during and after the exhibit hall hours.

PLEASE CONTACT MICHAEL DONNELL AT [email protected] OR 918-831-9707 FOR MORE OPPORTUNITIES WITH ENHANCED EXHIBITOR LISTINGS.

SARA LOWERY NGUNITED STATES AND EUROPE

Phone: +1 713 963 6277Cell: +1 713 725 8536Fax: +1 713 963 6212Email: [email protected]

PETER CANTUUNITED STATES


JUSTUS SWANTNERUNITED STATES


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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESTake advantage of a variety of sponsorship opportunities designed to increase your visibility at Subsea Tieback. Sold on a

frst-come, frst-served basis, the following sponsorship packages ensure prominent exposure of your company’s product or brand

to a key audience of decision makers. Choose one of our exclusive packages or work with our team to create a customized package

to ft your specifc needs. With a Subsea Tieback sponsorship you get maximum branding, recognition and return on investment.

ALL SPONSORS WILL RECEIVE THESE BENEFITS:

• Exhibit hall PA announcements

• Opportunity to provide literature for inclusion in the attendee bags

• Recognition in signage and banners at the event

• Logo on Subsea Tieback Marketing materials produced after contract is signed and returned (except for Harley and Exhibitor Branding Sponsors)

• Company logo on website with link to your home page

• Sponsorship and company logo on sponsorship page in show guide

• Individual delegate registrations for your staff at the exhibitor delegate rate (except for Harley and Exhibitor Branding Sponsors)

• Sponsor Ribbons provided to your staff for their badge holders

• GOLD SPONSOR - THURSDAY LUNCH

• BRONZE SPONSOR - EXHIBITOR BRANDING

• EXHIBIT FLOOR MAP

• EXHIBITOR BRANDING

• HOG HEAVEN HARLEY GIVEAWAY

• MEETING ROOM RENTAL

• PRODUCT LOCATOR

• RECHARGE KIOSK

• REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION PAGE

• ROOM DROP

• VISITOR BAGS

• WIFI LOUNGE

• YOU ARE HERE STRUCTURE

• FOYER BANNER

• CONFERENCE LEVEL FLOOR STICKERS - 4

• INTERACTIVE PACKAGE -GOLF SWING ANALYSIS

• INTERACTIVE PACKAGE - PHOTO BOOTH

• HOSPITALITY PACKAGE

• TRANSPORTATION

• COLUMN WRAPS

• FOOD COURT

• CONFERENCE CAPPUCCINO CART (OUTSIDE EXHIBIT HALL)

• CONFERENCE IPAD GIVEAWAY

• WINE TASTING NETWORKING EVENT

AVAILABLE SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES: (AS OF NOV. 3 , 2014)

INCREASE YOUR PRE-SHOW ONLINE EXPOSURE• Customize booth info/detail• Add/edit press releases• Showcase products/services• Announce company specials/contests/giveaways at the show• Bring your presence to life—add video• Leverage your social media presence within your company listing

* Elite Package also includes 2 video uploads and a foor plan banner.

Packages & Rates

Basic$275

Gold$495

Platinum$995

*Elite$1,995

Company Description Online





Company Description in Show Guide





FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: MICHAEL DONNELL | Phone: 918-831-9707 | Email: [email protected]



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GATHER YOUR CUSTOMERS AND CO-WORKERS AND JOIN US FOR A FUN DAY OF GOLF, SPORTING CLAYS, AND/OR 3 GUN COMPETITION.

Because of your help raising funds over the past 9 years and the work of a number of dedicated volunteers, The Subsea Tieback Foundation continues to grow and deliver on its promise to:

INFORM, EDUCATE AND INTRODUCE CAREERS IN THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY SPECIFIC TO OFFSHORE AND SUBSEA DISCIPLINES

This growth is happening on numerous fronts including scholarships, sponsorships, educational and industry speakers programs, college senior design projects, and fundraising.

The Subsea Tieback Foundation will again be on display in the Exhibition Hall sharing the results of our efforts, and our plans for the future. Please drop by, we are sure you will be impressed with our progress, results and plans.

This year there are three options to support our fundraising efforts. In addition to our annual golf tournament, we have added a Sporting Clays Tournament and a 3 Gun Shoot. Numbers are limited so don’t hesitate to register.

Because the forum is being held in New Orleans this year, we have moved the Sporting Clays Event to Houston (American Shooting Center) and to the Friday before the forum. The Golf and 3 Gun events will remain at their existing locations. The 3 Gun Shoot will be held two Saturdays before the forum and the golf will again take place on Monday morning of the week of the Forum allowing participants who are attending the event plenty of time to make their way to the event.

The popularity of all three events continues to grow, so invite your friends, coworkers and competitors to participate. There is no excuse not to participate in all three events and support a great cause.

SUBSEA TIEBACK FOUNDATION ANNUAL FUND RAISERS

SUBSEA TIEBACK FOUNDATION THREE GUN SHOOT

DATE: Saturday, February 21, 2015

LOCATION: Cawthon Cartridge Club – CCC Shooting Complex 9010 Bob Moore Road Navasota, TX 77868

TIMES: 7:30 A.M. Registration / Breakfast 9:00 A.M. Shotgun Start 3:30 P.M. Scoring

LUNCH PROVIDEDREGISTRATION: http://www.stf3gunshoot.com

CCC WEBSITE: http://www.cccshooters.com


SUBSEA TIEBACK FOUNDATION SPORTING CLAYS TOURNAMENT

DATE: Friday, February 27, 2015

LOCATION: American Shooting Center, 16500 Westheimer Parkway Houston, Texas 77082

TIMES: 11:30 A.M. – 1:30 P.M. Lunch / Registration 12:00 P.M. –1:30 P.M. Practice games 2:00 P.M. Start Time 5:00 P.M. Dinner / Awards (And you must be present to win!)

REGISTRATION: http://www.stfsportingclays.com

WEBSITE: http://www.amshootcenters.com/


SUBSEA TIEBACK FOUNDATION GOLF TOURNAMENT DATE: Monday, March 2, 2015

LOCATION: Blackhorse Golf Club 12205 Fry Road, Cypress, Texas 77433

TIMES: 7:00 A.M. Registration / Breakfast 8:30 A.M. Shotgun Start 1:30 P.M. Lunch and Awards

REGISTRATION: http://www.subseatiebackgolf.com

WEBSITE: http://www.blackhorsegolfclub.com/


ABOUT THE FOUNDATION

The Subsea Tieback Foundation provides funds that are used for programs that raise awareness and promote careers in the subsea and offshore industry to students at all levels. With the funds raised at these events, we provide scholarships for qualifed students as well as develop programs that bring together students and subsea professionals in an environment that introduces the value and challenges of our industry, and a potential career in it. Further information can be found at: http://subseatiebackfoundation.org/



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PLANNING YOUR TRIP TO NEW ORLEANS

GET APPROVAL TO ATTENDAttendance at Subsea Tieback Forum & Exhibition 2015 could be pivotal to your company’s further success in the industry, and if you need senior management’s approval for travel and training expenditures, it’s worth it to develop a proposal so you can attend Subsea Tieback Forum & Exhibition 2015 in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.

HERE ARE 3 EASY STEPS TO GAIN APPROVAL TO ATTEND.

1. DO YOUR RESEARCH •Identifyconferencesessionsthatsatisfyyourprofessionalgoals •Locateexhibitorsthataddressspecifcneedswithinyourorganization •PreparealistofbeneftsthatyoucanachievebyattendingSubseaTieback

2. SHOW HOW EVERYONE BENEFITS •Demonstratehowyourparticipationwillhelpyourteamachievetheirgoals •Shareanynewideasorproductsthatyoulearnedduringtheeventuponyourreturn

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TRAVELING TO THE UNITED STATES

Please fnd the Subsea Tieback 2015 Letter of Invitation Application at www.subseatiebackforum.com. Registration to Subsea Tieback 2015 and payment are required prior to receiving an invitation letter.*

*Cancellation Policy: If you are unable to acquire a visa, PennWell will reimburse 100% of your registration fee if the Registration Department is notifed BY FAX OR EMAIL by January 30, 2015. After this date, no refunds are available.

REGISTRATION DEPARTMENTFAX: DIRECT +1.918.831.9161

TOLL FREE (U.S. ONLY) +888.299.8057

EMAIL: [email protected]

WWW.SUBSEATIEBACKFORUM.COM

We recommend that attendees traveling from

outside the U.S. build in ample time before

your planned travel date to obtain necessary

documentation. For information on requirements

for entering the United States, visit

www.travel.state.gov/visa/visa_1750.html

Please note that residents of some countries will

require a non-immigrant B-1 visa to be authorized

for a temporary business visit. Residents of

countries for which the visa requirement is waived

will need to obtain a travel authorization via the

Electronic System for Travel Authorization. For more

information, please visit

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Registration confirmation will be sent via-email, if a unique email address is provided above.

First Name: _____________________________________________________ Last Name: _________________________________________________

Title/Position: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Company: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip: _________________________________________________ Country: __________________________ Postal Code: _______________

Telephone: ______________________________________________________ Fax: ______________________________________________________

Email: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

First Name: _____________________________________________________ Last Name: _________________________________________________

Title/Position: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Company: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip: _________________________________________________ Country: __________________________ Postal Code: _______________

Telephone: ______________________________________________________ Fax: ______________________________________________________

Email: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1. Type of Company or Organization:

❒ 02 Major Oil & Gas Operating Company

❒ 03 Independent Oil & Gas Company

❒ 04 National/State Oil Company

❒ 07 Drilling/Drilling Contractor

❒ 51 Consulting Company Engaged in Projects

or Providing Services to Oil and/or Gas Companies

❒ 09 EPC (Engineering/Procurement/Construction)

Main Contractor

❒ 08 Subcontractor

❒ 10 Seismic Company

❒ 29 Pipeline/Installation Contractor

❒ 11 Ship/Fabrication Yard

❒ 39 Engineering Company

❒ 37 Supply Company

4. Areas Of Interest/Involvement:

❒ 60 Exploration/Seismic/Formation Evaluation

Equipment & Services

❒ 61 Drilling Rigs & Rig Equipment

❒ 62 Drilling Contractor Services

❒ 63 Downhole Drilling Tools/Coiled Tubing/

Muds & Chemicals/Well Maintenance


❒ 64 Cementing/Well Completion/Stimulation


❒ 65 Subsea Production Equipment & Services

Type of Company or Organization - cont.

❒ 41 Marine Support Services

❒ 36 Equipment Manufacturing Company

❒ 38 Service Company

❒ 12 Insurance or Financial Services

❒ 13 Educational Institution/

Government Agency/Research Laboratory

❒ 98 Other (specify) __________________

Areas Of Interest/Involvement - cont.

❒ 66 Surface Production Equipment & Services

❒ 67 Motors/Engines/Pumps/Compressors/

Turbines/Generators

68 Automation Systems/Instruments & Control/

Valves & Accessories/Safety Equipment

❒ 69 Marine Transportation/Construction


❒ 70 Mooring and Station Keeping


2. Job Title:

❒ 40 Executive Management (CEO, President,

Owner, VP, Managing Director, etc.)

❒ 41 Management (Production Manager,

Engineering Manager, Exploration Manager)

❒ 39 Engineering

❒ 43 Field Professional (Superintendent, Foreman,

Assistant Foreman, Toolpusher)

❒ 45 Purchasing (Purchasing Agent, Purchasing

Manager)

❒ 48 Consulting

❒ 46 Geology or Geophysics

❒ 47 Other (specify) ________________________

Areas Of Interest/Involvement - cont.

❒ 71 IT/Computer Hardware/Software Equipment

& Services

❒ 72 Financial/Insurance/General Business

Services

❒ 73 Other (specify) ________________________

❒ 99 None of the above

3. Purchasing Role:

❒ 50 Specify

❒ 51 Recommend

❒ 52 Approve

❒ 53 Purchase

❒ 99 None

Number of employees in your entire organization:

01 ❒ 1-19

02 ❒ 20-49

03 ❒ 50-99

04 ❒ 100-249

05 ❒ 250-499

06 ❒ 500-999

07 ❒ 1,000+

08 ❒ Unknown

Send me the following FREE email newsletters:

❒ Offshore Weekly Report - Weekly

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❒ West Africa Report - Monthly

❒ Drilling Technology Report - Monthly

❒ Geosciences Update - Monthly

❒ Subsea Report - Monthly

❒ PennEnergy Weather News - when news occurs

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2015 REGISTRATION FORM




*Your full-price registration fee includes a one-year paid subscription

to Oil & Gas Journal (US$ 69.00 value).

5. ❒ Student Full Conference Delegate ....................... US$ 95• Access to all Conference Sessions• Access to the Exhibition Hall, including Opening & Networking Receptions• Continental Breakfast & Coffee Breaks in Exhibition Hall• Delegate Lunch on Wednesday and Thursday (Ticketed)

6. Single Day Conference Delegate (Wednesday OR Thursday)Includes:

• Access to Conference Sessions on the corresponding day• Access to the Exhibition Hall, including Opening & Networking Receptions• Continental Breakfast & Coffee Breaks• Luncheon on corresponding day (Ticketed)

❒ Wednesday, Paid Before January 30, 2015 ....... US$ 615 ❒ Wednesday, Paid After January 30, 2015 .......... US$ 725 ❒ Thursday, Paid Before January 30, 2015 ............ US$ 615 ❒ Thursday, Paid After January 30, 2015 ............... US$ 725

7. SUT Workshop (Only)Includes:

• Access to the SUT Workshop on March 3, 2015 only• Continental Breakfast, Lunch & Coffee Breaks for the Workshop• Tuesday Night Networking Reception

❒ Paid Before January 30, 2015................................. US$ 500❒ Paid After January 30, 2015.................................... US$ 600❒ Student ......................................................................... US$ 95

8. Combined Full Conference Delegate and SUT Workshop*Includes:

• Access to all Conference Sessions• Access to the Exhibition Hall, including Opening & Networking Receptions• Access to the SUT Workshop on March 3, 2015• Continental Breakfast, Lunch & Coffee Breaks for the Workshop

❒ Paid Before January 30, 2015................................. US$ 1,375❒ Paid After January 30, 2015.................................... US$ 1,525

9. Additional Lunch Tickets (for non-delegates)

❒ Wednesday....................................................... ( ) @ US$ 50/day ❒ Thursday............................................................ ( ) @ US$ 50/day

10. Exhibit Visitor ................................................................ US$ 65Includes:

• Access to Opening Plenary Session• Access to the Exhibition Hall, including Opening & Networking Receptions• Continental Breakfast & Coffee Breaks

Conference Fees:

1. Individual Delegate (Full Conference Registration)* Includes:

• Access to all Conference Sessions• Access to the Exhibition Hall, including Opening & Networking Receptions• Continental Breakfast & Coffee Breaks• Delegate Lunch on Wednesday and Thursday (Ticketed)

❒ Paid Before January 30, 2015................................. US$ 945❒ Paid After January 30, 2015.................................... US$ 1,095

2. Corporate Plan (5 delegates)*Includes:

• Access to all Conference Sessions• Access to the Exhibition Hall, including Opening & Networking Receptions• Continental Breakfast & Coffee Breaks• Delegate Lunch on Wednesday and Thursday (Ticketed)


Corporate Plan (6 to 10 delegates)


3. Season Pass (Full Conference Registration)*Includes:

• Continental Breakfast on Wednesday and Thursday

• Access to all Conference Sessions

• Access to Exhibition Hall, including any scheduled receptions

• Coffee Breaks in Exhibition Hall

• Delegate Lunch on Wednesday and Thursday (Ticketed)

� Three Events.............................................................US$ 1,905 Subsea Tieback, Deepwater Operations, and Topsides, Platforms & Hulls� Two Events ...............................................................US$ 1,325 Subsea Tieback and Topsides, Platforms & Hulls� Two Events ...............................................................US$ 1,325 Subsea Tieback and Deepwater Operations

4. Exhibitor Full Conference DelegateIncludes:

• Access to all Conference Sessions• Access to the Exhibition Hall, including move-in and move-out• Access to Opening & Networking Receptions• Continental Breakfast & Coffee Breaks• Delegate Lunch on Wednesday and Thursday (Ticketed)

❒ Paid Before January 30, 2015................................. US$ 595❒ Paid After January 30, 2015.................................... US$ 695

TOTAL PAYMENT AMOUNT = US$ ____________

Payment must be received prior to the conference. If payment is not received by the conference date, the registration fee must be guaranteed on charge card until proof of payment is provided. Make check payable to PennWell/Subsea Tieback 2015.

Cancellation: Cancellation of registration must be received in writing. Any individual, exhibitor, or corporate registrations cancelled before January 30, 2015, will receive a 50% refund of registration fee. After January 30, 2015, no refunds will be permitted. Substitutions may be made at any time by contacting the registration office.

For information on corporate packages contact PennWell Registration

Phone: 1 918 831 9160 or 1 888 299 8016 (U. S. only)

Email: [email protected]

4 ways to register:

1

Fax:Direct: +1 918 831 9161

Toll-Free (US only): 1 888 299 8057

2

Website:www.subseatiebackforum.com

3

Mail:PennWell C&E Registration

P.O. Box 973059

Dallas, TX 75397-3059 USA

4

E-Mail:[email protected]

For questions please call:Phone: 1 918 831 9160

Toll Free (US only): 1 888 299 8016

Expiration Date:

Method of Payment: ❒ Check enclosed (in U.S. funds only) ❒ Wire (Wire information will be provided on invoice)

Credit Card: ❒ Visa ❒ Mastercard ❒ AMEX ❒ Discover

Full Name (as it appears on card): ________________________________________________________

Card Holder Signature: _______________________________________________________________________

Full Name (as it appears on card): ________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________

(Required for credit card payment)

Credit Card Number:

2015 REGISTRATION FORM





Credit Card Type: AMEX Visa MasterCard Discover

Credit Card #: Exp:

Cardholder:

Signature:

GUARANTEE INFORMATION

Reservations will be guaranteed with the credit card information provided.

No advance deposits will be taken.

5 WAYS TO RESERVE

HOTEL INFORMATION GUEST INFORMATION

Non-Smoking Low Floor Early Arrival

Smoking High Floor Late Departure

Other

Room Type

Arrival Date Departure Date

Guest Name

Sharing With

SPECIAL REQUESTS:

To make your hotel reservation contact Preferred Convention Services, the official Subsea Tieback Forum & Exhibition 2015 housingcompany. Discounted rates are available only through our office and cannot be guaranteed after February 3, 2015.

Phone: 888.763.7236 or 310.906.3847

Fax: 310.906.3857

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.preferred1.com/pennwell

Mail: Subsea Tieback Forum & Exhibition 2015

1970 East Grand Avenue, Suite 150

El Segundo, CA 90245

Cancellation Information: The credit card provided will be chargedone nights room and tax if the reservation is cancelled 7 days or lessprior to the confirmed arrival date. In addition, a $40 processing feewill be assessed by PCS for all reservations cancelled on or afterJanuary 16, 2015.

All room rates are exclusive of tax,currently 16.75% per room nightly

(subject to change)

Only 1 room per form. If multiple rooms are required, please make

copies of this form. Room types and special requests are based on

availability at the time of check-in or if block is full.

ROOM TYPE DESCRIPTIONS

S= Single (1 person/1bed) D = Double (2 people/1 bed)D/D = Double/Double (2 ppl/2 beds) H = Hospitality Suite

CONTACT INFORMATION

Name

Company

Address

City

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SELECT ONE: Exhibitor Attendee Other

HOTEL ROOM RATE

_____ Courtyard New Orleans $215 Single/Double

_____ Embassy Suites New Orleans $225 Single/$235 Double

_____ Hampton Inn Conv. Center $184 Single/$194 Double

_____ Hilton Garden Inn Conv. Center $199 Single/Double

_____ Hilton New Orleans Riverside $235 Single/Double

_____ Marriott Convention Center $235 Single/Double

_____ Omni Royal Crescent $204 Single/Double

_____ Springhill Suites New Orleans $215 Single/Double

_____ Wyndham Riverfront New Orleans $235 Single/Double


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ROBIN DUPRE Phone: +1 713 963 6223 Email: [email protected]

CONFERENCE MANAGER

GAIL KILLOUGH Phone: +1 713 963 6251 Fax: +1 713 963 6285 Email: [email protected]

SENIOR EVENT OPERATIONS MANAGER

JENNIFER LINDSEYPhone: +1 918 832 9313 Fax: +1 918 831 9729 Email: [email protected]

EXHIBIT AND SPONSORSHIP SALES

SARA LOWERY NG UNITED STATES & EUROPEPhone: +1 713 963 6277 Cell: +1 713 725 8536 Fax: +1 713 963 6212 Email: [email protected]

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JUSTUS SWANTNER Phone: +1 713 963 6243 Cell: +1 713 597 1367 Fax: +1 713 963 6285 Email: [email protected]

EXHIBIT SERVICES MANAGER

MICHAEL DONNELLPhone: +1 918 831 9707Fax: +1 918 831 9729 Email: [email protected]

SENIOR EVENT MARKETING MANAGER

JENNIFER MCPHAIL Phone: +1 918 831 9701 Email: [email protected]

REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT Direct: +1 918 831 9160 Fax: +1 918 831 9161 Toll Free: +1 888 299 8016 Fax: +1 888 299 8057 Email: [email protected]

PENNWELL CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS 1421 S. Sheridan Road Tulsa, OK 74112 Phone: +1 918 835 3161 Fax: +1 713 963 6270

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