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5th Eastern Africa: Strategy Briefing - 28th April
62nd PetroAfricanus Dinner - 29th April
5th Eastern Africa Oil, Gas/LNG & Energy Conference - 29th - 30th April
28th - 30th April 2014Intercontinental Hotel
Nairobi, Kenya
Eastern Africa’s Prospective Oil & Gas Frontiers
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NAIROBI – Recent large and world-class gas discoveries in Moçambique and Tanzania, with potential for more to come, and commercial oil flows in Kenya, show the potential of the enormous exploration frontiers of Eastern Africa, both onshore and offshore. The impact of this resurgence is rebalancing the Africa oil-gas industry landscape into a wider continental oil and gas/LNG game, with potentially global consequences.
The 5th Eastern Africa Oil, Gas-LNG & Energy Conference 2014 provides unrivalled new insight into the upstream opportunities, open acreage, bid rounds, new ventures, oil/gas investments, key upstream players, and corporate/government strategies in this vast region of fifteen countries covering onshore and offshore potential, from Eritrea to South Africa, including across the Mascerene islands.
The Conference, the landmark meeting on Eastern Africa, is hosted annually by Global Pacific & Partners, and will be held from 28-30 April 2014 at the Intercontinental Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya, including with the widely-acclaimed pre-Conference 5th Eastern Africa Strategy Briefing, with Presentations by Dr Duncan Clarke (Chairman, Global Pacific & Partners), Africa’s foremost strategist in the upstream, and author of Africa: Crude Continent - The Struggle for Africa’s Oil Prize.
The Conference showcases significant presentations of chief executives, government officials, Ministers and key players in Eastern African exploration, from within leading corporate and state oil companies as well as inside the energy finance and service/supply industry value-chain.
Already Eastern Africa has been transformed into a fast-emerging oil and gas frontier region. The onshore and offshore potential includes exclusive economic zones, deepwater opportunities and ultra-deep plays. The 15 nation states in the region are diverse in scale, resource potential, contract terms, and venture-types and in regard to exploration cycles and hydrocarbon discoveries.
During the 5th Eastern Africa, Oil, Gas/LNG & Energy Conference 2014 around 30 key Speakers will reveal the exploration potential, future opportunities and growth held in portfolio and investment ventures in Kenya, Somalia/Somaliland, Ethiopia, Comoros, DRC, Seychelles, Tanzania, Madagascar, Burundi, Rwanda, South Africa, Malawi, South Sudan, Zambia and Uganda.
Over 350 senior executives attended the Conference in 2013, with 36 exhibitors, and over 90 delegates participated in the Strategy Briefing – with corporate/state players coming from over 40 countries on Six Continents including from inter alia: Kenya, Uganda, Moçambique, United Kingdom, Australia, Ethiopia, South Africa, United States of America, Canada, Nigeria, United Arab Emirates, Madagascar, France, Germany, Tanzania, India, Spain, China, Netherlands, Egypt, Hong Kong, Russia, Ireland, Norway, Switzerland, Bahrain, Kuwait, l’Union des Comoros, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Eritrea, Poland, Sudan, Belgium, Brazil, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia.
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This 5th Eastern Africa: Strategy Briefing on 28th April 2014, prior to our 5th Eastern Africa Oil, Gas & Energy Conference with 62nd PetroAfricanus Dinner, provides key insights on the corporate upstream oil and gas game, governments and state oil firms, and licensing strategies, across 15 countries in this fast-emerging oil and gas frontier region. The Strategy Briefing is built on 30 years-plus of Africa-wide oil and gas knowledge and extensive research on economics and the political economy of Eastern Africa. It tracks the changing competitor maps in oil and gas-LNG companies, providing seasoned insights and interpretations on key players, policies and portfolios, unique to Global Pacific & Partners.
Presentations are by Dr Duncan Clarke (Chairman of the Board, Global Pacific & Partners), author of Africa’s Future: Darkness to Destiny (Profile Books, 2012) and of Africa Crude Continent: The Struggle for Africa’s Oil Prize (Profile Books, 2010), the first and only Africa-wide oil historiography to the present day, now a TV-Film Documentary by CNBC-Africa. Earlier published works included The Battle for Barrels (Profile, 2007) and Empires of Oil (Profile 2007). Three Decades in the Long Grass: The Story of Global Pacific & Partners by Duncan Clarke and Babette van Gessel (Jacana Media, 2013) will be launched at the Conference. Participants benefit from deep understanding of corporate strategies, access to unique industry knowledge, high-level networking, Luncheon, and Cocktails Delegates receive direct online access to Presentations (over 600+ Images).
Right of Admission Reserved by Global Pacific & Partners. No Press.
Presentation Focus
08:00 Registration & Coffee
08:45 MINNOwS-INdEPENdENTS IN EASTERN AFRICA
New Companies, deals, Acreage, Partners Africa’s Juniors: Foreign Minnows Independents In-Situ: Over 50 Companies Companies: “Born In East Africa”Worldwide Companies: From Six Continents
Companies inter alia: Afar, Afren, Africa Oil, Ansan, Beach, Cove, Dubai, Essar, H-Oil, Jarch Masefield, Midroc, Orca, Pancontinental, Range, Rak, Ophir, Surestream, Sohio, Titan, Vanoil, Videocon, Wessex, Zafer, Candax, Oyster, Lion, BGP, Petrodel, Beach, Cairn, WHL - Plus many more
Large & Small: Producers & Explorers, Entry Strategies, Portfolio, Success Acreage, Disposals, New Ventures, Relationships: Locals & Governments Mergers, Partnerships, JV Who’s Who: Linkages, Relationships
11:00 Morning Break
11:15 EASTERN AFRICA’S SuPER-INdIES-SuPER-MAjORS
Super Independents: Strategies & Assets ENI, Repsol, Anadarko, BG, Sasol-SPI, Tullow,Mitsui, Videocon - Plus Large CompaniesSuper-Majors: Shifting Portfolio ExxonMobil, BP, Shell, Chevron, Total
Corporate Profiles, Strategies, Core Assets New Ventures, Exploration Portfolio Oil Deals, Gas Discoveries, LNG Potential Partnerships, Entries-Exits, Focus, Success Directions, Strategy, Investments
13:15 Light Luncheon
14:30 GOvERNMENTS, AFRICAN NATIONAL OIL COMPANIES LICENSING AGENCIES, FOREIGN STATE OIL PLAyERS
Government Strategy & Ministries of Oil-EnergyKenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, Madagascar, Seychelles, Comoros, Moçambique, Somaliland, Puntland, Sudan, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Zanzibar, Somalia, South Africa
Eastern African National Oil CompaniesNOCK, TPDC, Songas, NatOil, OMNIS, PetroSeychelles, Sudapet, Nilepet, ENH, INP, PetroSA, Energy Entities
Foreign State Oil CompaniesChinese, Indian, East-Southeast Asian, Latin, Middle Eastern, Petronas, PTTEP, PetroVietnam, Pertamina, CNPC-PetroChina, Sinopec, CNOOC, ONGC, Petrobras, Statoil - Others
17:00 Close of day
Strategy Briefing - Monday 28th April
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Cocktail Reception:
With African Institute of Petroleum and our Industry Guests.
Including Book Launch: “Three Decades In the Long Grass: The Story of Global Pacific & Partners”,
Duncan Clarke and Babette van Gessel(Jacana Media, 2013).
Copies provided gratis to attendees
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08:00 Registration & Coffee
09:00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks Dr Duncan Clarke, Chairman of the Board, Global Pacific & Partners
Government of Kenya: welcome Address Hudson Andambi, Ministry of Energy, Kenya
09:20 CORPORATE PLAyERS IN EASTERN AFRICA SESSION 1
SHELL: BUILDING EASTERN AFRICA PORTFOLIO Menno de Ruig, Exploration Manager, New Business Upstream International, Sub-Saharan Africa, Shell, The Hague
AFRICA OIL: KEy PLAyER IN EAST AFRICA’S RIFT BASINSJames Phillips, Chief Operating Officer, Africa Oil Corporation, Addis Ababa
AFREN: GROWTH & EASTERN AFRICA Galib Virani, Associate Director, Afren plc, London
TULLOW: PORTFOLIO, VENTURES AND POTENTIALRobin Sutherland, Exploration Manager, Sub-Saharan Africa, Tullow OiL, Cape Town
NATIONAL OIL COMPANIES IN EASTERN AFRICA Dr Duncan Clarke, President, African Institute of Petroleum, Johannesburg
Moderator: Dr Duncan Clarke
11:20 Morning Break
11:50 ACREAGE, ASSETS & LICENSING IN EASTERN AFRICA SESSION 2
SAPETRO: EAST AFRICAN ENTRy Martin Trachsel, Chief Executive Officer, South Atlantic Petroleum, Lagos
UGANDA’S OIL DEVELOPMENT: THE WAy FORWARDErnest Rubondo, Petroleum Commissioner, Petroleum Exploration & Production Department, Kampala
PETROSA: EASTERN AFRICA ACREAGE & ASSETS Bongani Sayidini, Regional Manager, East Africa, PetroSA, Cape Town
DISCOVER ExPLORATION: TARGETS IN COMOROS & ELSEWHEREAlexander Mollinger, Commercial Director, Discover Exploration Limited, London
PETROSEyCHELLES: OFFSHORE ACREAGE & PLAyERSEddy Belle, Chief Executive Officer, PetroSeychelles
LICENSING IN EASTERN AFRICA: EMERGING STATE OF PLAyBabette van Gessel, Chief Executive, Global Pacific & Partners, The Hague
Moderator: Dr Mike Fischer, Chief Operating Officer, Ophir Energy, London
13:30 Luncheon
14:30 EASTERN AFRICA’S FRONTIER dISCOvERIES & dEvELOPMENT SESSION 3
SAOGA: CAPE-TO CAIRO ON AFRICA’S PETROLIFEROUS EASTERN SEABOARDEbrahim Takolia, Chief Executive Officer, South African Oil & Gas Alliance, Cape Town
SALAMA FIKIRA: SECURITy & RISKS IN EASTERN AFRICA’S ENERGy INDUSTRyConrad Thorpe, Chief Executive Officer, Salama Fikira International Ltd, Nairobi
OPHIR ENERGy: GAS-LNG & EAST AFRICAN ExPLORATION POTENTIAL Dr Mike Fischer, Senior Vice President, Ophir Energy, London
SPTEC: CORPORATE ASSETS & FINANCING IN EAST AFRICA Roger Carvalho, Managing Director, SPTEC Advisory, Paris
PETROLEUM AGENCy SA: OPEN ACREAGE & NEW OPPORTUNITIESDavid van der Spuy, Manager, Resource Evaluation, Petroleum Agency SA, Cape Town
Moderator: Elizabeth Rogo, Sales & Marketing Manager, East Africa, Weatherford, Nairobi
16:10 Afternoon Break & Networking
16:40 EASTERN AFRICA’S INTERIOR BASINS, OFFShORE LINKAGES & ExPLORATION SESSION 4
SOMALILAND: FRONTIER ExPLORATION POTENTIALDr. Mohamed Ali, Lead Consultant, Minister of Mining, Energy & Water Resources, Republic of Somaliland
SOMA OIL & GAS: ACREAGE & HyDROCARBON POTENTIALPhilip Wolfe, Chief Financial Officer, Soma Oil & Gas, London
BURUNDI: FUTURE OIL/ENERGy DEMAND & SUPPLy Bernard Bizimana, Head of Geophysics, Department of Geology, Bujumbura
BGP: SEISMIC DATA PROCESSING TECHNOLOGy, DEVELOPMENT & APPLICATIONZhang Hongjun, Vice Chief Geophysicist, BGP Eastern Africa
Moderator : Wanjiku Manyara, General Manager, Petroleum Institute of East Africa, Nairobi
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17:40 Close of day
08:00 Morning Coffee
09:00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
09:10 COMPANy PORTFOLIO & POLICIES IN EMERGING & FRONTIER STATES SESSION 5
ANADARKO: ExPLORATION & DEVELOPMENT IN KENyA & MOCAMBIqUE Gurjeet Phull-Jenkins, Country Manager, Kenya, Anadarko Kenya Company, Nairobi
ENH: STATUS OF OIL & GAS ACTIVITIES IN MOCAMBIqUETavares Martinho, Exploration Director, Empresa Nacional de Hidrocarbures, EP, Maputo
VANOIL: EASTERN SHORES LAKE KIVU & EASTERN KENyA IN PORTFOLIO Sam Malin, Chief Executive, Vanoil Energy, Vancouver
MALAWI: ExPLORATION POTENTIAL IN LAKE MALAWI & SHIRE VALLEyHilton Banda, Exploration Geologist, Geological Survey Department of Malawi, Lilongwe
SOMALIA: FUTURE PROSPECTS Hussein Ahmed, Managing Director, Somali Petroleum Corporation, Mogadishu
OySTER OIL & GAS: DJIBOUTI ACREAGE & EAST AFRICA VENTURES Mike Wood, Chief Executive Officer, Oyster Oil & Gas, London
Moderator: Babette van Gessel, President, International Licensing Association, The Hague
11:10 Morning Break
11:30 BREAKING FRONTIERS IN EASTERN AFRICA SESSION 6
TAIPAN RESOURCES: GROWTH IN KENyA PORTFOLIO & ExPLORATION FOCUS Paul Logan, Exploration Manager, Taipan Resources, Nairobi
CGG: INTEGRATING MULTI-DISCIPLINARy ExPLORATION METHODS TO REDUCE RISK ALONG THE EAST AFRICAN MARGINDave Stofforth, Explorationist, CGG, London
MADAGASCAR: OIL POTENTIAL & FUTUREPascal Clovis Velonarivo, Director General des Hydrocarbures, Ministere des Hydrocarbures, Antananarivo
DRC: EAST AFRICAN DOME AND RENEWABLE OIL & GAS RESERVES IN KIVU GRABENJoseph Pili Pili Mawezi, Secretary General of Hydrocarbons, Ministere des Hydrocarbures, Kinshasa
RWANDA: OIL ExPLORATION POTENTIAL & DEVELOPMENTDr Michael Biryabarema, Deputy Director-General, Geology and Mines, Rwanda Natural Resources Authority, Kigali
T5: INDEPENDENT STRATEGy IN AFRICAAndrew Windham, Non-Executive Director, T5, Cape Town and Patron 2014: African Institute of Petroleum
Moderator: Andrew Windham, Non-Executive Director, T5, Cape Town and Patron 2014: African Institute of Petroleum
13:30 Close of Conference
13:30 Traditional Braai-BBQ with Guests at Poolside, Intercontinental Hotel
17:40 Cocktail Reception Poolside, Intercontinental Hotel
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19:00 62nd PetroAfricanus Conference Dinner Poolside, Intercontinental Hotel
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