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THE LEADING FORUM FOR ENERGY BUYERS

After launching our Energy Price Forecasting Service in 2006, we have seen over 1,000 of the world’s most prominent energy buyers participate in our energy market research, webinars and conferences. We are their chosen destination for energy insight, expertise and networking.

With energy markets, global economies and international legislation constantly evolving, we have listened to what our clients need and relaunched our two day conference to reflect this.

WHY ATTEND?DAY 1 of our conference is the ‘strategising’ day. Subscribers will have a choice of four Round Tables for each of the two sessions on the day focusing on a range of subjects that matter most to energy buyers. Each table will provide an interactive session supported by a subject matter expert, giving subscribers a forum for open discussion and access to a panel of experts.

DAY 2 of our conference is an in-depth analysis of the current energy market. Subscribers will discover the latest market fundamentals and because our insight is current and relevant, this enables subscribers to anticipate change, assess risk and face the future with confidence.

TAILOR YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONWe offer a range of packages enabling subscribers the opportunity to:

• Receive a 5 year forecast for oil, gas, carbon, power and coal updated twice a year for all western European countries.

• Gain a deeper understanding of the energy price outlook.• Plan their future energy strategy.• Develop the ability to form opinions about future markets.• Discuss key and evolving issues with subject matter experts.• Interact and network with peers from across Europe and the globe.

“This is definitely the most informed energy pricing conference in Europe”Umicore“

CHOOSING YOUR ROUND TABLESThe first day of our conference is built with you in mind. You can choose to register for up to two Round Tables, enabling you to select the topics that matter to you and your business the most. All are hosted by our expert team in conjunction with some of the biggest names in retail, manufacturing, industry, IT and professional services and will help you to:

• Identify the key issues.

• Share experiences faced by major energy users.

• Understand best practice.

• Debate alternative approaches.

• Learn how to implement solutions in your own organisation.

12.00pm Registration

12.30pm Welcome and lunch

1.30pm - 3.30pm Round Table - session 1

3.30pm - 4.00pm Refreshment

4.00pm - 6.00pm Round Table - session 2

6.00pm - 6.45pm Champagne reception

7.00pm - 10.30pm Networking dinner

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DAY 1 DEVELOPING A STRATEGY

• European and global energy buyers

• Procurement directors

• Risk management directors

• Sustainability directors

• Energy managers

WHO WOULD BENEFIT?

ROUND TABLE OPTIONS

SESSION 1 - 1:30 - 3:30pm (PLEASE PICK ONE OF THE FOUR OPTIONS TO ATTEND)

OPTION

1Major UK gas regulatory development 2016• Gas Industry overhaul Settlement & Balancing regulations.• New Gas Meter Point Classes and what they mean to you.• Gas AMRs and who owns your meter assets and data.

Expert: Adam Harding Host: Huntsman

OPTION

2European Efficiency Directive – Phase 2• Experiences and lessons from Phase 1.• Expectations for Phase 2.• ISO50001 as a route for compliance in Phase 2.• Aligning internal energy reduction targets with compliance legislation.

Expert: Johnny Hesp & Anthony Ma Host: Imerys

OPTION

3Global Data Management• Un-tapping the full potential from invoice validation.• Budgeting with volatile energy and uncertain regulation costs. • Consolidating multiple data sources in a corporate organisation.

Expert: Russell Palmer & Tim Leigh Host: Air Products

OPTION

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Global Category Management – Combining sustainability and procurement to achieve energy management goals• Creating a global energy category.• Winning the internal arguments - creating the business case.• Combining sustainability and procurement to achieve energy goals.• Defining and achieving your goals.• What are other companies doing?

Expert: Helen Wallace Fisher Host: TBC

Please note, places are allocated on a first come, first served basis. We will try to accommodate your first choice topics, but reserve the right to allocate you to alternative tables should demand dictate.

1SESSION SESSION 2 - 4:00 - 6:00pm (PLEASE PICK ONE OF THE FOUR OPTIONS TO ATTEND)

OPTION

1Sourcing PPAs globally to meet your sustainability strategy• Using PPAs to replace your conventional supply contracts? • How to achieve your sustainability goals with PPAs? • Identifying the Financing models relevant to you?

Experts: Johnny Hesp Host: Mondi

OPTION

2Trading & Risk Management Strategies • How to interpret fundamental indicators to achieve out performance. • Successful trading strategies to deliver below your budget. • How to move from a calendar percentage hedging strategy to traded blocks.

Expert: Andrew Parker & Cathal O’Dalaigh Host: TBC

OPTION

3How to develop a 100% green energy portfolio • Turning sustainability objectives into action.• Identifying “best in class” energy management in a multisite portfolio.• Matchmaking virtual PPAs.

Expert: Louise Bell & Katarina Bistova Host: Michelin

OPTION

4Smarter energy solutions• Combining supply and demand side strategies • Understand how technologies are changing the economics of energy investment?

Expert: Gary Landsberg Host: DS Smith

““Still the best place where you can listen to energy experts and you can benchmark with peers facing some of the same issues and challenges”

Barilla

2SESSION

OUR EXPERTS

ROBBERT JOBSE SENIOR EUROPEAN ENERGY ANALYST, ENERGYQUOTE JHA

Robbert has been with us for several years and he is responsible for tendering natural gas and electricity contracts in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg. He has broad experience in these markets. Furthermore, he contributes to bespoke research projects, pan-European tenders, and is involved in product development throughout continental Europe.

Robbert has a background in research, with academic experience at universities in the Netherlands, South Africa and Peru. He holds an MSc on Technology Policy from the Eindhoven University of Technology, where he studied technological change, networks

and utilities, and focused on renewables. He is native Dutch and speaks fluent English and Spanish.

NICOLAS GOMEZ EUROPEAN RELATIONSHIP MANAGER, ENERGYQUOTE JHA

Nicolas provides support to clients with facilities in Ireland and Spain, asessing procurement managers in the purchase of energy for industrial plants in a diversified range of sectors. Nicolas previously worked as an Engineer at industrial facilities including packaging, wellness and beauty, and automotive; managing aspects like industrial production, product design, machinery design, health and safety, and audits for industrial plants and processes.

Recently, Nicolas has worked in consultancy environments both client-side and agency-side within the technology sector, where he has gained invaluable experience, assisting

global corporates in achieving their goals, independently of their location or type of industry.

RUSSELL PALMER HEAD OF ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND REPORTING, ENERGYQUOTE JHA

Russell is responsible for the timely delivery and accuracy of our energy management and financial reporting services to our international client base here at EnergyQuote JHA. He has over 13 years’ experience in the energy industry and joined us from Enserve where he was Operations Director of the Billing and Analytics Division. His previous roles at Enserve included Consultant, Client Delivery Manager, Head of Consultancy Services and Client Service Director which has given him a unique insight from a high level commercial view to the intricacies of the gas, electricity and water data flows and billing system.

Russell also has extensive experience with industry parties such as xoserve, Data Collectors and Aggregators, MOPs, Elexon, Consumer Focus, OFGEM and OFWAT.

LOUISE BELL MANAGING EDITOR, ENERGYQUOTE JHA

Louise specialises in the analysis of energy markets, particularly on power and renewable energy. She is the managing editor and is responsible for all EnergyQuote JHA’s client publications and analytics offerings across the UK and Europe. This includes analysis of market fundamentals, energy market price forecasting and bespoke analytics tailored to clients’ requirements.

Louise has a degree in mathematics and uses her analytical background with excellent writing capabilites to convey the technical analysis to those not necessarily expert in the energy field. She has over 15 years’ experience in the energy sector and has worked

for a number of large energy suppliers, working across the supply function in areas such as trading, risk management and pricing.

JEREMY WILCOX ASSOCIATE CONSULTANT, ENERGYQUOTE JHA

Based in Bangkok, Jeremy is EnergyQuote JHA’s Asian markets expert. Following a degree in Applied Chemistry and a postgraduate diploma in marketing and business, he joined Total as a strategic analyst, and then Conoco as coordinator of the economics and planning team. Between 1990 and 1998 he worked in the energy media sector; first with Dow Jones Telerate, then Energy Risk magazine and Petroleum Argus.

Following these media roles he joined Eurobrokers where he brokered IPE Brent and Gas Oil futures and options, and produced the company’s analytical reports on the energy sector.

KATARINA BISTOVA OPERATIONS ANALYST, ENERGYQUOTE JHA

Katarina joined EnergyQuote JHA as an analyst for Germany and German speaking markets in Austria and Switzerland. Her main responsibilities include supplier product evaluation, tendering of supply contracts and analysing and communicating product developments. She also tracks regulatory changes and analyses the impact this will have on EnergyQuote JHA’S clients.

In the past, Katarina has worked within wholesale gas industry for SPP (Slovak gas industry) a dominant gas player specializing in wholesale gas purchase and regulatory issues. She has also been involved in diversification projects and EFET contract

negotiations with global energy companies and had been closely following evolving European energy legislation. Katarina speaks fluent English and German, and holds an MSc in International Relations and Diplomacy from the University of Matej Be.

PREVIOUS CONFERENCE ATTENDEES INCLUDE:Alpla, Amcor, Ardagh Group, Avery Denison, Balfour Beatty, British Sugar, Cabot, Coca-Cola, Colgate-Palmolive, Crown, Douwe Egberts, DSM, Essilor, Etex, Fiat, Johnson & Johnson, GE, GSK, Holcim, Imerys, Knauf, Lafarge, Lhoist, Linde Gas, Lyondell, Mars, Michelin, Nokia Siemens Networks, Novartis, Omya, Orange, Owens Corning, Pfizer, Pilkington, PPG, Procter & Gamble, Rhodia, Rockwool, RPC Group, Sabic, Sealed Air, Smurfit Kappa, St Gobain, Syngenta, TK Maxx, Unilever, Umicore, United Technologies, UPM - Kymmene, Vinnolit and William Hill.

“Excellent presentations with a lot of detail and very helpful to see outlooks by true experts. Helps to understand the fundamental drivers of today’s development in European energy markets”

Procter & Gamble

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Discover the latest market fundamentals enabling you to anticipate change, assess risk and face the future with confidence.

DAY 2 IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS

THE VENUETHE LANDMARK LONDON222 Marylebone Road, London NW1 6JQ, United Kingdom

We are delighted to welcome you to one of the most popular 5 star hotels in London, The Landmark London. Ranking amongst the finest of the capital’s leading luxury hotels, it has a distinctive style and ambience that makes it truely unique.

“Very much, a perfect addition to the expert view on the other day. You get to hear and discuss the challenges of others as well”

Cloetta

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12.20pm Lunch1.30pm The US market overview - Cobb Pearson, Accenture Operations

• Regional price and regulatory update.• Prospects for US gas exports.• Risks to the bear market dynamics.

2.10pm Break2.40pm Power and Carbon Price Forecast and Outlook (Forecasts) - Coralie Laurencin, IHS

• Price effects of evolving market fundamentals.• Carbon markets as a power price driver.• Market coupling and price convergence.• The price impact of decarbonisation.

3.30pm Close

08.30am Conference Registration9.00am Chairman’s address - Charles Fenton, EnergyQuote JHA9.10am Global Economic and Oil Outlook - Simon Wardell, IHS

• The European economic prognosis.• The impact of changing global macro-economic drivers.• Oil price dynamics and their impact.

10.00am Gas Price Forecast and Outlook - Michael Stoppard, IHS• Is Europe still the residual market?• Prognosis for oil price indexation.• End-user price impact of LNG.

10.50am Break11.20am Why do Energy Managers fail to maximize ROI? - Gary Landsberg, Accenture Operations

• Factors impacting the viability of energy management programs.• Basic tools for energy management.• The role of PPAs in energy management.

11.50am European Gas and Power: Market Structures and Policy Drivers - Catherine Robinson, IHS• European carbon pricing - will policy intervention increase prices?• Power market reform - the growth of capacity mechanisms. • The gas target model - will price harmonisation continue?

OUR SPEAKERSJONATHAN LYDIARD-WILSON CEO, INTERNATIONAL DIVISION, ENERGYQUOTE JHA

Jonathan is a leading energy strategist who pioneered our Risk Management, Strategy, Carbon and Sustainability services focusing on processes used within financial institutions and the evolving carbon markets. Jonathan has worked with Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC), Global Defence Companies, Smart Cities and Industrial and Commercial Companies at a local and global level. Jonathan is also a Director (Trustee) of The Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT).

Prior to joining EnergyQuote JHA in 2001, Jonathan specialised in strategy, business re-engineering and change management consultancy within the financial and IT sectors.

GARY LANDSBERG, P.E., CEM GLOBAL LEAD OF ENERGY DEMAND MANAGEMENT & ANALYTICS, ACCENTURE

Gary Landsberg is the Global Lead of Energy Demand Management services within Accenture’s Energy BPO practice area. He manages a team of energy analysts and project managers to help clients drive down energy consumption and optimize the operation energy assets. Gary holds an MBA from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania and a Masters Degree in Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Gary is a Professional Engineer, Certified Energy Manager (CEM®), and Certified Energy Auditor (CEA®).

Prior to joining Accenture, he led delivery teams at Neuwing Energy and Procurian. He has worked onsite across industries to identify, quantify, and deploy energy cost reduction programs. He has also worked with nationally recognized energy efficiency organizations such as NYSERDA to establish energy savings methodologies for complex energy efficiency project implementations.

CHARLES FENTON HEAD OF INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANCY, ENERGYQUOTE JHA

Charles has over 15 years’ experience in the energy sector. The founder of the European business at EnergyQuote JHA, he has been instrumental in the creation of consultancy services for major energy users as markets have deregulated globally. Since 2002 he has been pivotal in developing Risk Management strategies for a number of Europe’s largest FMCG, packaging and pharma manufacturers.

In the last 6 years he has built up regional knowledge hubs globally and established networks of energy buyers via regional workshops covering 89 countries. He has been a major advocate of centralisation of energy management across organisations in order to

implement Best Practise as markets have liberalised.

MICHAEL STOPPARD CHIEF GAS STRATEGIST, IHS

Michael is IHS’ chief strategist for global gas. As a member of the Energy Research Council within IHS he is responsible for thought leadership across global energy within the company. He is a specialist in the international gas business of 20 years standing, and is responsible for the development and coordination of IHS’s global and interregional coverage of gas markets and LNG.

Prior to joining IHS, Michael was a research fellow at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, and has also served as a Parliamentary Special Advisor on energy regulation for the House of Commons Trade and Industry Committee in the United Kingdom.

CATHERINE ROBINSON SENIOR DIRECTOR, EUROPEAN GAS AND POWER CONSULTING, IHS

Catherine leads IHS’s energy consulting business with a focus on the European gas and electric power sectors. She is a specialist in demand analysis, risk management for trading organizations, and gas pricing in Europe. Before joining IHS Catherine worked for Centrica, most recently as Gas Hedging Strategy manager at Centrica Energy.

She is the author of numerous IHS reports, including analysis of the future of oil indexation in Europe, the role of gas in the power generation sector, and short- and long-term energy market fundamentals.Catherine holds a BSc and an MSc from the University of Glasgow and an MSc from the University of London.

SIMON WARDELL DIRECTOR, ENERGY MARKETS GROUP, IHS

Simon is responsible for leading the IHS’s oil price analysis products and services, which includes the Global Petroleum Monthly and the online energy intelligence service, World Markets Energy. He has also been involved in projects covering the global LNG industry, ‘Gas OPEC’ and renewable energy.

Simon also holds a BA in International Politics and Philosophy from Keele University and an MA in the Political Economy of the Middle East from Exeter University, where he specialised in oil economics.

CORALIE LAURENCIN ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, EUROPEAN POWER, IHS

Coralie is IHS Energy Insight’s associate director for Europe, specialising in the impact of policy and strategy on European power markets and renewable energy investments. Before joining IHS, she worked for a European infrastructure fund identifying onshore wind investment opportunities in the UK.

Prior to that Coralie led the regulatory analysis efforts of boutique investment bank Climate Change Capital and worked for EDF in its commodity markets team. She holds a Masters in Management from HEC Paris.

“A great overview about energy markets around the globe. I do not know any other conference delivering so much know how with international aspects and focus”

Knauf Insulation Ltd“

COBB PEARSON DE-REGULATED ENERGY MARKET LEAD, ACCENTURE

Cobb is the De-Regulated Energy Market Lead at Accenture. Hemanages a team of procurement specialists and analysts; he developsWeekly Market and Supplemental Reporting to provide clients withmarket intelligence for both electricity and natural gas in the U.S. He also develops strategic energy and risk management plans that meet clients’ organizational goals and requirements.

Cobb previously served as the Energy Procurement Manager for CoxEnterprises, responsible for a $110 million annual energy spend for

subsidiaries including Cox Communications, Auto Trader.com, and Cox Media Group.Whilst at Cox, he had also supported numerous sustainability initiatives, managed carbon footprint tracking efforts for all subsidiaries, and designed an Oracle based Energy Dashboard and Data Warehouse. Prior to this experience, Cobb worked at Southern Company in various marketing and sales roles, he also has a degree in Industrial Engineering.

“The bi-annual Energy Price Forecasting Conference is always a perfect chance to exchange viewpoints with other energy buyers coming from different purchasing realities, as well as learning new tips and key information

on how markets evolve globally. I could not monitor it without it”Fiat

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ABOUT USWe are Europe’s market leading energy and carbon consultancy. Our specialists assist energy managers globally with a range of solutions delivering robust risk management, portfolio management, carbon emission reductions, reporting, forecasting and energy contract management.

We deliver bottom-line benefits to a high proportion of the FTSE 100, Euro top 50 and Fortune 500 companies, and have established ourselves as a major knowledge hub in the energy world.

More than 1,000 major users attend our conferences, workshops and seminars around the globe. Our teams of over 200 specialists are based at our headquarters in the UK and throughout regional offices in Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, Romania, Germany and India. We annually trade in excess of €4 billion worth of energy on behalf of clients, and with our partners, we have built a global platform for energy management.

ABOUT IHSIHS’s Energy Group is a premier multi-fuel consultancy who provide a range of subscription and consultancy services for the oil, gas, coal and power sectors. Their forecasts of markets, prices and costs are internationally recognised and provide a solid and independent basis for marketing, planning and business development.

With offices in London, Paris, Frankfurt, Milan and the United States, IHS has advised some of the world’s largest energy companies on issues of supply, demand, infrastructure and environmental policy.

OUR 2016 GLOBAL WEBINAR SERIES

CENTRAL EASTERN EUROPE DEREGULATION17 February 2016 | 2pm GMT

SOURCING PPA’S GLOBALLY TO MEET YOUR SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY02 March 2016 | 2pm GMT

MAJOR UK GAS REGULATORY DEVELOPMENT 201616 March 2016 | 2pm GMT

GLOBAL CATEGORY MANAGEMENT - HOW TO USE YOUR SUSTAINABILITY GOALS TO DRIVE OUT PERFORMANCE ON ENERGY TARGETS30 March 2016 | 2pm GMT

EUROPEAN EFFICIENCY DIRECTIVE - PHASE 213 April 2016 | 2pm GMT

HOW TO EXTRACT THE MOST VALUE OUT OF DEREGULATING MARKETS27 April 2016 | 2pm GMT

Join us for a series of complimentary webinars, which will explore complex issues in the global energy market.Our series includes a combination of masterclass and regional subjects focusing on best practice and country specific developments. This will enable you to understand the risks and opportunities that you need to consider to make confident energy purchasing strategies in 2016.

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