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WLPGA MYANMARSUMMIT 2018

Expanding Myanmar’s LPG Markets

28 – 29 March 2018 | LOTTE Hotel, Yangon, Myanmar

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With a goal of providing LPG to 1,500,000 households by 2020, Myanmar’s LPG market is set to grow at a booming rate. From e�orts to privatize the industry and encourage more competition by the issuing of licenses, to the leasing out of the only commissioned seaborne import terminal (at Thanlyin), the government of Myanmar is driving LPG demand, as a key alternative fuel, to reduce reliance on electricity and �rewood for Myanmar’s energy needs.

The long-awaited potential of the Myanmar LPG market has taken a major step closer to reality – local players and foreign suppliers of fuel, equipment and expertise should now be taking the market opportunity in Myanmar very seriously.

Join us for WLPGA’s MYANMAR SUMMIT 2018, where we will be hosting the major stakeholders in Myanmar to provide a catalyst for further market expansion.

According to Argus Media LPG is expected to approach 200,000t within the next decade.


ABOUT EVENT

14:30 TRADE FINANCING FOR THE LPG INDUSTRY

Muyar Lunbeck Head of Trade Finance Department YOMA BANK

15:30 Networking Co�ee Break

Panel Session:16:00 IDENTIFY THE KEY CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH STRONG GROWTH AND PROPOSING POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS

This interactive session will be led by Michael Kelly and David Tyler of the WLPGA, bringing together some of the main private and governmental players in the industry. They will discuss some of the key challenges associated with strong growth of the LPG sector in Myanmar, and some solutions to deal with the growth.

Panelists include:

W.K.H. Wegapitiya Chairman and Managing Director LAUGFS GAS, SRI LANKA

Dieter Billen Principal ROLAND BERGER

U Aung Kyi Soe Secretary General UNION OF MYANMAR FEDERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY (UMFCCI) Managing Director MYANMAR LPG GROUP

Bundit Suepittayakul General Manager ELITE PETROCHEMICAL

17:30 End of Conference Day One

18:00 Networking Cocktails


09:00 Registration & Welcome

Michael Kelly Deputy Managing Director WLPGA

Opening Ceremony09:30 OPENING CEREMONY & OPENING SPEECH

U Zaw Aung Director General, Oil & Fas Planning Development MINISTRY OF ELECTRICITY AND ENERGY (MOEE)

10:00 A NEW ERA FOR LPG IMPORTS AND SUPPLY TO MYANMAR: THE WAY FORWARD

U Ken Tun Chief Executive O�cer PARAMI ENERGY SERVICE CO.


11:00 THE LPG MARKET LANDSCAPE IN MYANMAR: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES

Daw Yee Yee Khin Deputy Director, Production Department MYANMA PETROCHEMICAL ENTERPRISE (MPE)

11:30 THE UNITED NATIONS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS: THE FUTURE WE WANT

Andrew Kirkwood Director and Representative for Myanmar UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES (UNOPS)

12:00 CURRENT LPG MARKET OVERVIEW AND FUTURE TRENDS

David Appleton Senior Analyst ARGUS MEDIA

12:30 Networking Lunch

14:00 THE POTENTIAL FOR LPG IN POWER GENERATION IN MYANMAR

Michael Kelly Deputy Managing Director WORLD LP GAS ASSOCIATION

Christoph Reimnitz Gas to Power Division GE GLOBAL GROWTH & OPERATIONS, UK

AGENDA DAY 01 | 28 MARCH 2018








WLPGA GOOD INDUSTRY PRACTICE (GIP) WORKSHOP

09:00 Registration and Welcome

09:30 LPG – AN EXCEPTIONAL ENERGY What is LPG and why is it an exceptional energy?

Key Topics: • LPG – an exceptional energy • Key elements of an LPG distribution chain

10:00 THE GLOBAL, ASIAN AND MYANMAR LPG BUSINESS – THE WAY FORWARD The role of LPG around the world and especially in Asia.

Key Topics: • LPG – key applications • Opportunities for LPG in Myanmar


11:00 REVIEW THE CHALLENGES TO THE GROWTH OF LPG IN MYANMAR The challenges to a safe and sustainable LPG industry.

Key Topics: • A review of some of the current challenges facing the LPG industry in Myanmar • A discussion on how those challenges can be faced • Develop action plans and a timetable to implement a series of improvements

11:30 WLPGA GOOD INDUSTRY PRACTICE PROGRAMME

A description of the WLPGA good industry practice programme and how it can be implemented.

• A description of the material available including Guidelines and Guides • Some of the worst examples of bad practices • Some of the latest technology available to combat bad industry practices • What bad practices do and how they can be mitigated

12:00 RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE MYANMAR LPG INDUSTRY

Daw Yee Yee Khin Deputy Director, Production Department MYANMA PETROCHEMICAL ENTERPRISE (MPE)

12:30 Networking Lunch

The WLPGA GIP WORKSHOP is conducted by:

David Tyler Director WLPGA

WLPGA COOKING FOR LIFE (C4L) WORKSHOP

13:30 WLPGA COOKING FOR LIFE PROGRAMME A description of the WLPGA Cooking for Life programme and how it can be applied in Myanmar.

• The history of the WLPGA Cooking for Life programme • A description of how the C4L programme can be applied in Myanmar

Michael Kelly Director WLPGA

14:00 INTERACTIVE CASE STUDIES SESSION: DRAWING FROM EXPERIENCES ABROAD Actual experiences of LPG operators from all over the world, to sharing key insights on how LPG was sustained and grown in their local residential markets.

INDIA – INDIAN OIL The application of policy to reach out to the poorest people in India to give them access to LPG and how Indian Oil executed the mandate.

Gaurav Ambasht Chief Manager – LPG Operations, Mumbai INDIAN OIL CORP

BANGLADESH – BASHUNDHARA LP GAS Managing growth can be challenging, especially if it is booming while trying to maintain safety and standards. How did Bashundhara LP Gas manage breakneck growth in Bangladesh’s market while maintaining standards and safety?

Jakaria Jalal Head of Strategic Planning & Expansion BASHUNDHARA LP GAS

EUROPE – SIRAGA / MAKEEN ENERGY Innovative new applications and development in LPG technology to grow your LPG business.

Arnaud LOBRY Commercial Export – Asia Paci�c SIRAGA

Moderated by:

Michael Kelly & David Tyler Directors WLPGA



16:00 MYANMAR MARKET ROUNDUP Bringing the discussion back to Myanmar and how the di�erent experiences from various countries can help in the development of Myanmar’s LPG market.

Panel Discussion:


Invited are also representatives from AWRA, STAR GAS, YADANAR SO, MYAT TAGON

17:00 End of WLPGA Workshops and Close

WLPGA COOKING FOR LIFE (C4L) WORKSHOP

13:30 WLPGA COOKING FOR LIFE PROGRAMME A description of the WLPGA Cooking for Life programme and how it can be applied in Myanmar.

• The history of the WLPGA Cooking for Life programme • A description of how the C4L programme can be applied in Myanmar

Michael Kelly Director WLPGA

14:00 INTERACTIVE CASE STUDIES SESSION: DRAWING FROM EXPERIENCES ABROAD Actual experiences of LPG operators from all over the world, to sharing key insights on how LPG was sustained and grown in their local residential markets.

INDIA – INDIAN OIL The application of policy to reach out to the poorest people in India to give them access to LPG and how Indian Oil executed the mandate.

Gaurav Ambasht Chief Manager – LPG Operations, Mumbai INDIAN OIL CORP

BANGLADESH – BASHUNDHARA LP GAS Managing growth can be challenging, especially if it is booming while trying to maintain safety and standards. How did Bashundhara LP Gas manage breakneck growth in Bangladesh’s market while maintaining standards and safety?

Jakaria Jalal Head of Strategic Planning & Expansion BASHUNDHARA LP GAS

EUROPE – SIRAGA / MAKEEN ENERGY Innovative new applications and development in LPG technology to grow your LPG business.

Arnaud LOBRY Commercial Export – Asia Paci�c SIRAGA

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16:00 MYANMAR MARKET ROUNDUP Bringing the discussion back to Myanmar and how the di�erent experiences from various countries can help in the development of Myanmar’s LPG market.

Panel Discussion:


Invited are also representatives from AWRA, STAR GAS, YADANAR SO, MYAT TAGON

17:00 End of WLPGA Workshops and Close





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