ghana souvenir brochure 2010

Oil, Gas & the Frontier Province

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Ministry of EnergyGovernment of Ghana

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Welcome to The Ghana Summit

On behalf of The CWC Group and our Ghanaian partners Yaw Kankamand Edward Sereboe, I would like to extend a warm welcome to alldistinguished Ministers, speakers and sponsors of The Ghana Summithere in Accra.

The CWC Group wishes to sincerely thank GNPC and The Ministry ofEnergy for endorsing this event and for the kind support of The VicePresident of the Republic of Ghana.

Ghana's economy has shown impressive rates of growth and hascertainly been in the spotlight recently with oil discoveries andpromised wealth. The world is indeed watching. Regional andinternational investors have shown immense interest but importantquestions are constantly being raised; how can they contribute directlyto the people of Ghana, how can the oil curse be avoided and howcan Ghana learn from the mistakes that other African countries havemade in the past?

This conference features over 35 Ghanaian and international speakersto debate the key issues surrounding oil, gas and developing localcontent initiatives in the country.

We trust that you will find this event inspiring and thought provokingand we look forward to hearing your valued feedback.

Yours sincerely,

Kristina Mackintosh Producer The CWC Group Ltd

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Date for your Diary: Nigeria Infrastructure 2010: 23-25 November 2010

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We trust that you will find the conference enjoyable and informative. Should yourequire any assistance, my colleagues at the registration desk will be happy to help.

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Speaker PresentationsPresentations from the conference will be available on the CWC website from Monday 28th March 2010.

Please follow these instructions to access the presentations:

1. Log onto www.thecwcgroup.com2. Click on the “Speaker Papers” tab on the left hand side of the page3. Enter your email address in the login page. This must be the email address

on the business card you submitted at registration4. Scan the speaker and session list, identify the presentation and then click todownload it

If you have any problems accessing the presentations you require, please contact medirectly by email at [email protected] or by phone on +44 20 7978 0019

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Myriam Chbani Senior Event Manager

Dear Delegate,

Welcome to The Ghana Summit: Oil and Gas and the FrontierProvince. For your own comfort and that of your colleagues,please note the following points:

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General Information

WINNERS OF THE QUEEN’SAWARD FOR ENTERPRISE

INTERNATIONAL TRADE

+44 20 7978 0000 [email protected]

Nigeria Oil & Gas 21 - 24 February 2011, Abuja

Under the patronage of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the Ministry of Energy, NOG is now established as the largest and most senior oil and gas event in Nigeria. At this crucial time for the industry, NOG is the perfect place to find out about government plans, receive updates from the major industry players, network with key decision makers and identify business opportunities.

www.cwcnog.com

Nigeria Oil & Gas Tech 8 - 11 June 2010, Lagos

Libya Gas 28 - 30 June 2010, Rome

Africa Energy Week 27 - 30 September 2010, Cape Town

Gulf of Guinea Oil & Gas 16 - 18 November 2010, London

Nigeria Infrastructure 23 - 25 November 2010, Lagos

Libya Gas will focus upon the challenges and opportunities within Libya’s vast gas reserves. With the keynote presentation from H.E. Dr Shokri Ghanem, NOC, The event will bring together leading Libyan officials, technology providers and IOC’s to discuss potential business partnerships, investment opportunities, Libya’s LNG market and developing infrastructure.

www.thecwcgroup.com/libyagas

NOG Tech is an industry backed Conference and Exhibition focussing on technology and training within the upstream Oil and Gas markets in Nigeria. It will bring together leading Service companies, Operators and Suppliers from the international and local community to add economic and technology value to the industry and to Nigeria. Technological opportunities and challenges will be discussed, new cutting edge solutions will be showcased, best practices and quality control will be debated and skill development and local content will be promoted.

www.cwcnogtech.com

Africa Energy Week is the largest gathering of governments, NOCs and corporate investors in Africa. Combining an international exhibition, strategic oil and gas summit and shareholders club dinner, AEW is your opportunity to meet everyone who matters, gathered in the beautiful city of Cape Town for four days of business, networking, negotiations and showcasing of all major oil and gas projects.

www.cwcaew.com

In its 13th successful year, this high profile event will once again provide a platform for governments, NOCs and IOCs in West Africa’s top producers to discuss vast investment opportunities and the region’s economic growth. The Gulf of Guinea is one of the most significant petroleum producing areas in the world and is becoming a major focus of interest for international oil & gas companies – don’t miss your chance to be a part of this niche gathering!

www.thecwcgroup.com/gog

Save the dates for next year’s edition of West Africa’s largest power, construction and infrastructure event! Located in Lagos in 2010, in response to popular demand. More details to follow shortly, please check the website.

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Equatorial Guinea Gas 25 - 28 May 2010, Malabo

Ghana Summit 22 - 24 March 2010, Accra

The Equatorial Guinea Gas Conference is your opportunity to hear detailed plans for the investment programmes for the region’s vast gas reserves, as well as details for long term and sustainable management of these resources. You will hear from Ministers and senior Sonagas, G.E. delegation who will discuss the expansion of gas exploration and LNG project development.

www.cwceg.com

Endorsed by the Ministry of Energy and GNPC, fully supported by H.E. John Dramani Mahama, Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, this timely Summit will unite international and regional experts, key decision makers, contractors and service providers to discuss how Ghana will be positioning itself as a key African oil producing country. Opportunities for the country are immense; opportunities for local and international investors are tremendous - join the platform, join the dialogue, this event should not be missed!


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Networking Functions & Planner

Networking Timetable

Monday 22 March 2010

Welcome Drinks Reception hosted by

Tuesday 23 March 2010

Breakfast & Registration hosted by

Summit Day 1

Networking Coffee Breaks hosted by

Networking Lunch hosted by

Cocktail Networking Roundtable Discussions

Ghanaian Cultural Evening

Drinks Reception hosted by

Welcome Drinks Reception22 March 2010

Welcome Drinks Receptionhosted by

The official opening of the conference, this drinks reception isdesigned to ensure you make the most of your time out of theoffice. Enjoy a drink, register and start networking.

Ghanaian Cultural Evening23 March 2010

Drinks Reception hosted by

You will be treated to a cultural evening of music and dancingfrom some of the region’s most loved performers. You will bejoined by senior Ministers, GNPC directors and high-levelgovernment representatives.

A night you should not miss!

Cocktail Networking Roundtable Discussions23 March 2010

Delegates move from table to table, exchange ideas, discusshot topics and meet more delegates whilst enjoying a drink atthis highly popular session, led by industry experts.

Networking Lunches & Coffee Breaks23-24 March 2010

Throughout the conference luncheons and coffee breaks areprovided to ensure you maximise your participation. You canenjoy a relaxed setting to facilitate strategic networking.Promote your company and connect with the right people todrive your business interests.

Day 1 Coffee Breaks hosted by

Day 1 Registration & Breakfast hosted by

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Local Content Workshop

Local Content Workshop

This interactive workshop will feature local & internationalviewpoints on this highly topical issue. Please book early asthis workshop has limited availability.

Led by: Willy H Olsen, Senior Adviser, INSTOK – theNorwegian Oil & Gas Partners & former Senior Advisor tothe President & CEO, Statoil

Benefits of Attending

Hear about Ghana’s ambitions and strategies for the future

Compare the local content initiatives with countriessuch as Angola, Kazakhstan and Papua New Guinea

Explore case studies from more developed countries –Trinidad & Tobago, Malaysia, Brazil, Norway andCanada

Discover how to develop a clear, successful national content strategy

Workshop Themes Include:

Legislation and regulations

Concession and production sharing contracts

Project, procurement & contract strategies as well as engineering

Technology transfer requirements and R&D incentives

Support strategies for local SME’s and entrepreneursthrough mentor programmes and use of enterprise centresand cluster programmes

Workshop participants will be invited to a dialogue anddiscussion around the themes, and materials will be madeavailable to participants on request after the workshop.

Pre Conference Local Content WorkshopMonday 22 March 2010 (restricted numbers)


Developing a highly successful national content strategy

17:30 Pre-registration & Welcome Drinks Reception hosted by

Special Address 1: The Expectations OfThe Ghanaian Citizen

Charles Owusu Juanah, Esq, Chairman, K-San Law Firm

Special Address 2: Title tbc

Bishop Akolgo, Executive Director, ISODEC

Special Address 3: Closing The CapacityGap: Global Lessons On Bringing LocalBusinesses Into The Oil And Gas SupplyChain

Barbara Gbologah-Quaye, Country Director, Ghana,CDC Development Solutions

Special Address 4: Oil and Gas forGhana: How much work is there likely to be generated?

Bob Laidler, Director, IHS CERA Consulting, IHS (Global) Ltd

10:00-15:00

This interactive workshop will feature local &international viewpoints on this highly topical issue

led by:Mr. Willy Olsen,former advisor to the President & CEO of Statoil

Where Internationals Meet the Ghanaian Oil & Gas Decision Makers

Save the dates for 2011!

Oil, Gas & the Frontier Province

Call Robert Beckmann +44 20 7978 0025, [email protected] or www.thecwcgroup.com/ghana

www.thecwcgroup.com/gog

For more information about how to get involved contact Phillip Clarke

tel: +44 20 7978 0056 | email: [email protected]

ANGOLA Day EQUATORIAL GUINEA Day NIGERIA Day

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Moderator: Stewart Williams,Principal Analyst, Wood Mackenzie

Offshore & onshore opportunities in Ghana – the extentof the Jubilee field and other potential finds

Discussing the new finds off the coast of Sierra Leone &the impact on Ghana

Micro & macro financial effects of Ghana’s Oil & Gas discoveries

Nana Boakye Asafo-Adjaye,Managing Director, GNPC

Niall McCormack, Exploration, Exploitation & Appraisal Manager Africa, Hess

Frank Patterson,Vice President International Exploration, Anadarko

Jon Goodale,Director of Exploration and Development,Transocean Solutions

Gennady Toropov, Head of New Ventures, LUKOIL Overseas

Salma Okonkwo, CEO, UBI Energy & Petroleum

Exporation Update – Oil & Gas for Ghana2

Oil & Gas for Ghana; Opportunities,the Future and Announcements1

Introduction of Chairman and Chairman's Response

Willy Olsen,Senior Associate, The CWC Group Ltd

Roberto M. Sieber,Global Head, Market Analysis, Shell InternationalTrading and Shipping Company Limited

The Ghana Story; a Jubilee Phase 1 Development Update

Stuart Wheaton,Ghana Development Manager, Tullow Ghana Limited

GNPC- Overview of Ghana Oil & Gas Industry: The Role of Ghana’s National Oil Company

Nana Boakye Asafo-Adjaye,Managing Director,GNPC

Managing Ghana’s Oil & Gas

Dr. Oteng Adjei,Hon Minister of Energy, Ghana

Keynote Address & Official Opening of Summit

His Excellency John Dramani MahamaThe Vice President of the Republic of Ghana

09:00 Registration & Welcome Coffee hosted by

09:30 Opening Ceremony

11:00-11:15 Networking Coffee Breakhosted by

13:00-14:00 Networking Lunchhosted by

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Conference Programme Day 1



Moderator:Joyce R Aryee,Chief Executive Officer, the Ghana Chamber of Mines

How Is Ghana Taking Steps To Put Local Content Into Place?

Implementing a successful local content strategy; case studies from the regionWorking with communities – long term CSR strategy for Ghana Training & development – building Capacity through on-the-Job ProgrammesA comparison with the Mining Industry of Ghana Risk challenges – weather, environment & climate (oil, gas & ports focus)

Jim Tait,Africa & Caspian – Sales & Marketing Manager, FMC Technologies Ltd

Charles Owusu Juanah, Esq.,Chairman, K-San Law Firm

Toni Aubynn,Corporate Affairs Director, Gold Fields, Ghana

Mark Hannam,Marine Expert, CARES Ltd

Stephen Champagne, Business Development Manager, Trinidad Offshore Fabricators Unlimited (TOFCO)

Lorie D Jackson,Public Affairs, Exxon Mobil Corporation

Local Content – Turning Oil & GasWealth into Sustainable & Equitable Development

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17:45 Close of Conference Day One

18:00 Evening Networking Drinks Reception hosted by

19:30 Ghanaian Cultural Evening & Dinner

16:00-16:20 Networking Coffee Breakhosted by

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4 ‘Live’ Summary Panel With Audience Participation

Moderator: Ishac Diwan,Country Director, The World Bank

How can Ghana avoid the oil curse?

Utilising your natural resources as a catalystfor economic development. Trinidad andTobago Case Study.

What success looks like in the offshoreenvironment?

Best practices to increase local content byengaging SME’s

Andrew Jupiter, President,The National Energy Corporation ofTrinidad & Tobago Limited (NEC)

John Verling, Director,Marketing & Business Development,Transocean Solutions

Deirdre White,President & COO, CDC Development Solutions


Case Study: Sonagas GE (Equatorial Guinea)

Serapio Sima Ntutumu,Deputy Director, Sonagas GE

Opportunities in Ghana’sDownstream Industry 5

9:00-9:30 Registration & Welcome Coffee

Moderator: Bright B Simons,Director of Development Research, IMANI

Favourable policies & investment opportunities inGhana’s downstream sector

The implementation plan for the export orientedrefinery

What are the problems in developing a domestichousehold gas industry in Africa generally?

Planning for the future; strategies for monetising gas

Marc Seris, Senior Director, Downstream &Petrochemicals Group, PFC Energy

Dr. Kwame Ampofo, Managing Director,Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) Ltd

Dr. Yaw Akoto, Managing Director,Bulk Oil Storage & Transportation Company Limited (BOST)

Kwaku Agyemang-Duah, Industry Coordinator,Association of Oil Marketing Companies

Planning For the Future; Strategies for Monetising Gas6

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Moderator: David Cowan,Economist, Africa, Citigroup

Why Ghana? Comparisons with the Republic’sneighbours

Doing business in Ghana: An energy perspective

The economic downturn & the effect on West Africa

Investment for success; what is required to enable theoil and gas industry to succeed?

Collaboration for success - are joint ventures the wayforward?

George Aboagye,CEO,Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC)

Kweku A Awotwi, Chief Executive,Volta River Authority

Sandeep Kohli, Sector Lead, Sub-Saharan Africa,IFC

11:00-11:30 Networking Coffee Break

Maintaining the Momentum! Attracting Further Investmentinto Ghana

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12:45-14:00 Networking Lunch

The Evolving Face of Project Financing in Ghana: Putting the Building Blocks in Place

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Analysing how the economic downturn has affectedGhana & West Africa

Nigerian banks moving into Ghana – implications and comments

Who are the major players in the mix?

What the main hurdles to overcome?

How is the role of international banks in Ghana changing?

Joseph A Tato, Partner,Dewey & LeBoeuf

16:00 Close of Conference

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Transparency, good governance & trade agreements

Recent trends impacting IOC’s ability to access newexploration & production businesses

The role of & challenges facing an AIM listed oil & gas companies interested in ghana – stories from the region

Risk & contract management

Kwame Amoako, Esq.,Partner,K-San Law Firm

Ian Gary, Senior Policy Advisor – Extractive Industries,Oxfam America

Justina Akyeampong, Chief Legal Officer,GNPC

Darcy White, Director Tax, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Ghana

Legal and Regulatory Framework:Recipes for Success9

Please remember to fill in yourevaluation forms and hand themin to a member of the CWC staff.

Thank you very much

Training for the Competitive Edge

Oil & Gas Fundamentals 3 day interactive training course14 - 16 June 2010 Accra, Ghana

Led by:M.A. Mian, Petroleum Engineering Consultant, SAUDI ARAMCO

ontel: +44 20 7978 0007 or email:

CWC School for Energy

2010 catalogue & calendar available now

ontel: +44 20 7978 0007 fax: +44 20 7978 0099 or email:

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Willy Olsen, Former Advisor to the President &CEO of Statoil & Senior Advisor to INSTOK – TheNorwegian Oil & Gas Partners

Willy H Olsen is the former Senior Advisor to the President & CEO ofStatoil. He joined Statoil in 1980 after 15 years in journalism.During histime at Statoil Willy Olsen held a number of senior positions, includingManaging Director of Statoil UK and head of Statoil's activities in theformer Soviet Union. Willy Olsen has an in-depth knowledge of the roleof national oil companies. He has been a member of various advisoryboards on Caspian and Russia, and has been a Governor in the Board ofOxford Energy Institute. Mr Olsen is now the Senior Advisor to INTSOKa foundation owned by the Norwegian government and Norwegian oilindustry. INTSOK is coordinating the efforts of expanding theinternationalisation of the Norwegian petroleum cluster. He is anAssociate Fellow of Chatham House in London and member of theGoverning Board of Revenue Watch Institute in New York and has inrecent years worked with Governments and national oil companies inseveral oil producing countries.

Barbara Gbologah-Quaye,Country Director, Ghana,CDC Development Solutions

Barbara Gbologah-Quaye has over eight years of experience working inGhana and providing assistance to SMEs in selected West Africancountries. On behalf of CDS, she has successfully rolled out IBM’s newcorporate social responsibility program called the Corporate ServicesCorps in Ghana. In the course of her work she has worked with all facetsof enterprise and private sector development, from building thecapacity of enterprises to compete in local, regional and global marketsto improving access to credit, access to innovative technologies andbuilding business networks and linkages across industry sectors.

Bob Laidler,Director, IHS CERA Consulting,IHS (Global) Ltd

Bob is a Director in IHS Consultancy. He has over 30 years broad basedexperience in the Oil and Gas Industry principally covering HC portfoliomanagement, asset development strategy and valuation, as well as fieldand regional development planning. He has led many regional studiesin the Middle East, Russia and the CIS, covering all aspects of industrialand infrastructure development through to gas monetisation andmaster planning. Previously he worked with Granherne (now KBR), andspent 10 years developing new consultancy offices in Oman andAustralia. He has also spent 10 years within Exxon (Refining &Operations) and Britoil (now BP).

Charles Owusu Juanah, Esq,Chairman,K-San Law Firm

Charles Owusu Juanah, Esq., is a Barrister-at-Law and the Chairman ofK-SAN Law Firm. He was called to the Bar in England by the HonourableSociety of Gray’s Inn and holds a LLB and a LLM in International Law aswell as a Bsc in Business Administration. He has acted as a key advisor onmajor financial transactions and funding proposals. Charles has carveda niche in leading negotiations on Agreements to Purchase or sell Oiland Gas related Services, Equipment Purchase, Management Contractsand many other transactions in the Oil and Gas Industry. He is a memberof the Ghana Bar Association and the Honourable Society of Gray’s Inn.

Bishop Akolgo,Executive Director,ISODEC

Bishop Akolgo is involved in the extractives industry in various capacities,concerning research policy advice and training for both state and non-state actors, as well as macroeconomic modelling in the petroleum andsolid minerals sector and the design and operationalisation ofGeographic information systems (GIS) for Forest resources management.ISODEC currently represents CSOs on Ghana's EITI multi-stakeholdergroup and facilitates the Ghana Publish What You Pay (PWYP)campaign. Mr Akolgo holds a post-graduate diploma in DevelopmentManagement (Institutions and Governance) and an additional diplomain Petroleum Policy and Resource management and a Masters inEconomic and Social Development from the University of Wales-Swansea.

Speaker Biographies

Speaker Biographies

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Speaker Biographies

Niall McCormack,Exploration, Exploitation & Appraisal ManagerAfrica, Hess

Niall McCormack received his BA and PhD in Geology from TrinityCollege, Dublin, after which he joined BP where he worked inproduction and exploration in Europe and North America. . He joinedHess in 2004 where he has worked throughout Africa and the Americas.He has been Exploration Manager for the Gulf of Mexico, South Americaand West Africa. Currently Niall is the Exploration, Exploitation &Appraisal Manager for Africa.

Stewart Williams,Principal Analyst,Wood Mackenzie

Stewart is the Principal Analyst for Sub-Saharan Africa at WoodMackenzie and has 20 years oil and gas industry experience. Throughhis 14 years at Wood Mackenzie he has researched virtually every oiland gas field in Africa, and has provided in-depth analysis andconsulting advice to industry, banking and government clients. Stewartis an acknowledged authority on the African oil and gas business and iswidely quoted in the international press with recent mentions in the FTand the Wall Street Journal. Stewart has a Bachelors degree in Electricaland Electronic Engineering and a Masters degree in ExplorationGeophysics.

John Dramani Mahama,The Vice President of the Republic of Ghana

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Dr Oteng Adjei,Hon Minister of Energy,


Nana Boakye Asafo-Adjaye,Managing Director,GNPC


Stuart Wheaton,Ghana Development Manager,Tullow Ghana Limited

Stuart Wheaton is the Ghana Development Manager for Tullow Oil, theoperator of the unitised Jubilee field in Ghana due to start productionlater in 2010. His oilfield experience over 20 years has covered reservoirengineering, production and project/development roles. For the past 10years this has been mainly leading field development planning andexecution with independent UK oil companies in India, Venezuela,Libya, UK and now Ghana. He holds a MEng degree in ChemicalEngineering from Imperial College, London.

Frank Patterson,Vice President International Exploration,Anadarko

Mr Patterson began his career in the oil and gas industry as adevelopment geologist in 1982 with Sun Oil Company. During his career,he has been responsible for numerous deepwater Gulf of Mexicoexploration programs. Patterson currently oversees Anadarko’sinternational exploration activities and has managed the Jubilee andTweneboa discoveries in Ghana, as well as the Wahoo and Itaipu pre-saltdiscoveries in Brazil. Mr Patterson holds a Bsc in Geology from theUniversity of Oklahoma. He is a Certified Petroleum Geologist and amember of the AAPG, as well as the Houston Geological Society andSPE.

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Speaker Biographies

Jim Tait,Africa & Caspian – Sales & Marketing Manager,FMC Technologies Ltd

Jim Tait joined the oil industry in 1980 from nuclear power and has spentthe longest portion of his oil industry career engineering all aspects ofSubsea Production System equipment coupled with field developmentoptimisation. As FMC Technologies Subsea Engineering Manager in1997, he transferred into sales and marketing after presenting at thefirst Offshore West Africa Conference in Gabon in November 1996 afterdiscovering the enormous potential of the continent. He hasspearheaded FMC Technologies entry into the Subsea Production systemmarket in Africa, establishing legal entities and operations in manyCountries along the way. He has worked for FMC for a period of 20years.

Joyce R Aryee,Chief Executive Office,The Ghana Chamber of Mines

Joyce Aryee is a former Minister of State in Ghana. She is also aManagement & Communication Consultant and a ProfessionalCounsellor. She is currently the Chief Executive Officer of The GhanaChamber of Mines and the first woman to head an African Chamber ofMines. Joyce draws her experience from over 36 years of service to thenation, dealing with a wide range of issues including environmental andpublicity. Ms Joyce Aryee was recently awarded the Order of the Voltaof Ghana (OVG) (Companion) by His Excellency the President of theRepublic of Ghana. As a talented PR Executive, she worked with Ghana’stwo main environmental and standard regulatory bodies in the late 80sand participated in international conferences on behalf of these bodies.

Dr Toni Aubynn,Corporate Affairs Director,Gold Fields, Ghana

Dr Toni Aubynn is a leading community relations and socialdevelopment practitioner and has over 12 years experience in Ghana’sMining industry. He is currently the Head of Corporate Affairs and SocialDevelopment at Gold Fields Ghana. Dr Aubynn plays a leading role inthe design and implementation of Gold Fields Ghana’s flagship CSRprogramme popularly known as SEED. He serves on a number of boardsand plays a pioneering role in the establishment of Leadership forConservation in Africa (LCA) - Ghana Chapter and is one of the pioneermembers of its local Steering Committee.

Mark Hannam,Marine Expert,CARES Ltd

Mark Hannam is a marine expert engaged as an Associate by Coastaland Reclamation Engineering Services in the UK and also the NationalCentre for Ocean Forecasting. Mark is a Director of the IMarESTaffiliated Global Marine Information Alliance. Mark has wide rangingexperience in weather environment and climate projects and relatedimpact assessment studies in industry research and consultancy. He hasworked in the ports and maritime, energy, and utility sectors on a wideportfolio of work with specialist expertise in risk and informationmanagement and decision support systems. Mark is also leading CARESport management training portfolio which embraces all key aspects andfunctional areas of the sector.

Gennady Toropov, Head of New Ventures,LUKOIL Overseas

Gennady Toropov graduated from Moscow State University in 1978 withan MSc in marine geomorphology. From 1982 to 1986 he was a post-graduate researcher at the Institute of Oceanology of the SovietAcademy of Sciences (Moscow), where he specialised in shelf lithodynamics and continental margin geologic development. In 1986 hereceived a PhD in marine geology.

For the last 30 years he has been actively involved in exploration projectscarried out by Russian and major international oil companies. He workedon Arctic continental margin (Barentz and Kara shelves), WesternSiberia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Western Africa, Gulf of Mexico andMalaysia. In 2006 he took the position of Head of New VenturesDepartment of LUKOIL Overseas UK (London) with his main emphasis onpetroleum exploration of the continental margin of the Gulf of Guinea.

Jon Goodale,Director of Exploration & Development,Transocean Solutions

Jon Goodale is responsible for prospect screening and facilitating projectfunding. Prior to this role, he served as the Vice President Europe Africaregion for Transocean subsidiary CMI and played an important role inthe company’s growth from 2000. Onshore Texas Gulf Coast with Texaco,Jon has directed exploration and development drilling programs with anumber of independent upstream companies including Anadarko,Wainoco and Aberdeen American. Jon holds a B.S. in Geology from theUniversity of the Pacific and a M.S. in Geology from the University ofRhode Island, and is a 30+ year member of the AAPG (AmericanAssociation of Petroleum Geologists).

Salma Okonkwo,CEO,UBI Energy & Petroleum

Salma Okonkwo graduated from Loyola Marymount University in LosAngeles, CA. The skill set she acquired from her business major and herresolve to relocate to Ghana to make a positive contribution to hercountry, led her to start UBI Energy and Petroleum in 2007. Besidesbusiness, Salma Okonkwo is an advocate of women empowerment inGhana. She is involved in women and children mentoring programs andis an ardent supporter and partner of Jeffrey Sachs’ Millennium Villagesin Ghana, striving to put an end to extreme poverty in the continent.

UBI has an extensive clientele base outside the oil industry, servicingclients in the telecommunication, manufacturing, mining andconstruction sectors to mention a few. In its essence, UBI provides fuelneeds to any company that needs it.

Speaker Biographies

Deirdre White,President & COO,CDC Development Solutions

Deirdre White is responsible for the overall strategic direction andmanagement of CDC development solutions. She also oversees thecreation of new development solutions, based on industry needs andtrends, and for the adaptation of these innovative models to localrealities. An expert in small and medium enterprise development, Ms.White has contributed extensively to the design of CDS’ local contentprogramming, bringing local businesses into the oil and gas supplychain. Ms White has consulted with numerous organisations involved inlocal capacity-building, including: the Eurasia Foundation, the FulbrightProgram, the US Agency for International Development, United StatesInformation Agency, the ARD/Checchi Rule of Law Consortium, theBusiness for Russia Program, the Russian-American Bankers Forum andIREX.

Ishac Diwan,Country Director,The World Bank

Ishac Diwan is Country Director for Ghana, Burkina Faso, Guinea, Liberiaand Sierra Leone, in the Africa Region of the World Bank. Before hiscurrent position, Mr Diwan served as Country Director for Ethiopia andSudan. Earlier, he was the Lead Economist in the Middle East Region,and a Macro-Finance expert in the Research Department of the WorldBank. Prior to joining the World Bank, he was Assistant Professor ofFinance at the New York University. Mr Diwan is a Lebanese andCanadian national with a Ph.D in Economics from the University ofCalifornia at Berkeley.

Bright B Simons,Director of Development Research,IMANI

Bright B Simons oversees the functions of IMANI’s social marketing,research and alliance management. He is the Coordinator of themPedigree Network, mHealth and mLogistics innovator, currently activein 5 countries in Africa and India. Bright is recognised for his frequentcommentary on the developmental implications of Africa’s commodityboom and the shortfall in energy capacity that is undermining atransition to value addition. He is a member of the Evian Group and theAspen Socrates Society and an active member of other development-focused societies in Africa. Bright has received numerous awards,ranging from Marie Curie and Commonwealth Vision Grants to ascholarship from the Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Councilof the UK.

John Verling,Director Marketing & Business Development,Transocean Solutions

John leads Transocean Solutions Marketing initiative in demonstratingto potential clients how they can benefit from the unique services ofthe Solutions group. Prior to joining Transocean subsidiary ADTI in 2004as Director of Business Development for the UKCS John held varioussenior management positions in operations management, marketing,and as a field engineer with major service providers: Schlumberger &Halliburton in the International Arena :Libya, Norway, Italy, Kuwait ,Iraq ,Angola ,Gabon Ivory Coast and Ghana. John is a member of CIM(Chartered Institute of Marketing), SPE (Society of Petroleum Engineers),IADC (International Association of Drilling Contractors) & PESGB(Petroleum Engineers Society Great Britain).

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Andrew Jupiter, President,The National Energy Corporation of Trinidadand Tobago Limited (NEC)

Andrew N Jupiter holds the position of Permanent Secretary in theOffice of the Prime Minister. He is currently the Vice President, BusinessDevelopment of the National Energy Corporation of Trinidad andTobago Limited (NEC) and Member of the Natural Gas Export TaskForce. Prior to his appointment as Vice President, Business Developmentof NEC, Mr Jupiter served in several departments of the Ministry ofEnergy and Energy Industries of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobagofor over twenty five years. He is the former Permanent Secretary,Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries, a position which he held forsix years. He also held the positions of Director Energy Planning andDirector Operations. He is a Director of the Petroleum Company ofTrinidad and Tobago Limited. He is a member of the StandingCommittee for Energy of the Government of Trinidad and Tobago.

Lorie D Jackson,Director, Women’s Economic Opportunity Initiative,ExxonMobil Corporation

Lorie D. Jackson joined ExxonMobil in 1989 and has taken on a widevariety of responsibilities and challenges within the Corporation'sTreasurer's and Public Affairs Departments. Beginning in its TreasuryDepartment, she managed issues related to financial policy, capitalmarkets, international affiliate financing and project financing. In 1998she joined ExxonMobil's Public Affairs Department where she served inseveral positions including International Representative for Africa,Middle East and Europe; Representative for the US Senate; and mostrecently she has taken on the management and development of theWomen’s Economic Opportunity Initiative – a global program whichhelps women in developing countries fulfill their economic potential.Lorie earned a BA in Economics from Wellesley College, an MPA fromHarvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government and an MBAfrom Stanford University.

Stephen Champagne, Business Development Manager, Trinidad Offshore Fabricators Unlimited (TOFCO)

Stephen J. Champagne is a 30+ year experienced, project oriented,professional from Louisiana who has provided various levels ofconstruction management on oil and gas (and mining) facilitiesdevelopment. As a graduate of Louisiana State University inGeneral Studies and having been involved with management of businessdevelopment, estimating, construction, startup, maintenance,operations, and demolition, he offers a unique understanding ofcomplete project activity from beginning to end. Stephen is particularlyinvolved with community groups, government agencies, and clientrepresentatives fostering open communication on relevant issues. Hisspecial skills provide excellent integration of customers’ objectives intoaffordable and constructible projects.

Speaker Biographies

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David Cowan,Economist, Africa,Citigroup

David Cowan is currently a Director at Citi and the economist responsiblefor the banks economic research on Africa (excluding South Africa). Priorto joining Citi in July 2007, he had been Senior Economist at theEconomist Intelligence Unit in London for eight years. He has a wideranging knowledge of financial and foreign exchange markets in Africa,global oil markets and the problems of maximizing the benefits ofnatural resources in African countries. He obtained a first degree ineconomics from the University of Bath and a PhD from the University ofLondon.

George Aboagye,CEO,Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC)

Since 1984, George Aboagye has been involved in Trade and InvestmentPromotion Programmes in Africa and Asia as an Advisor/Consultant formulti–lateral and bi–lateral agencies. He served as the World BankImplementation Consultant and USAID/Trade and InvestmentProgramme (TIP) Special Adviser respectively, for the Development ofthe Ghana Free Zones Programme from 1994 to 2001 andsimultaneously as the Executive Secretary of the Ghana Free Zones Board(GFZB) from 1996 to 2001. Mr Aboagye holds a MA in Area Studies fromthe University of London (SOAS), majoring in Economics.

Serapio Sima Ntutumu,Deputy Director,Sonagas GE

Serapio Sima Ntutumu was appointed Presidential Decree as the FirstDeputy Director General of the National Gas Company of EquatorialGuinea, (SONAGAS GE). has become one of the key players of EG gasBusiness Development. He obtained his scholarship from the FederalGovernment of Nigeria; he graduated with Bsc (Hon) Economics, fromthe University of Lagos in 1996. He was Nominated by Presidency andbecame Public Servant of the Ministry of Mine Industry and Energy,appointed as Chief of Financial Control of the National Oil Company ofEquatorial Guinea “GEPetrol”, assigned as controller of Zafiro Block Bwith Exxon Mobil activities in Houston in Global procurement.

Kwaku Agyemang-Duah,Industry Coordinator,Association of Oil Marketing Companies

Kwaku Agyemang-Duah has been involved in industry since 1987.He hasworked in various senior management capacities in safety & Health,production/operations, marketing , logistics and projects.He is also anastute Quality Mangement systems expert and served on Ghana QualityStandards Committee in the 1990's. Currently , he is the IndustryCoordinator of the versatile Oil Marketing Association of Ghana withover forty (40) oil marketing companies and LPG Marketers, which istapping his management diversity experience and expertise. Kwakuholds BS Materials Engineering , Post Graduate Diploma IndustrialManagement , and MBA finance.

Dr Yaw Akoto, Managing Director,Bulk Oil Storage & Transportation Company Limited (BOST)

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Dr Kwame Ampofo,Managing Director,Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) Limited

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed quis diamlectus. Nullam justo urna, porttitor vitae dapibus quis, blandit ut ante.Quisque luctus nisl nec mauris tincidunt tempor. Sed eu lorem massa,vitae lacinia tellus. Nam turpis orci, lobortis ac vehicula at, pretium euquam. Cras eget feugiat orci. Aliquam ullamcorper est eu leo facilisisvenenatis. Praesent a fermentum libero. Nunc fermentum, orci acbibendum tempus, neque mi luctus elit, eget adipiscing ante nisl quispurus. Vivamus neque mi, molestie ut mollis id, lacinia ut nisl. Prointempor posuere libero, sit amet suscipit nulla vulputate sed. In hachabitasse platea dictumst. Integer sapien nibh, placerat eget vehiculavitae, consectetur quis leo.

Marc Seris,Senior Director, Downstream & PetrochemicalsGroup, PFC Energy

Marc Seris leads a pool of senior and associate analysts specialise in oiland gas consulting. He co-developed several sophisticated models whichform the backbone of our downstream analysis and ensure pertinentcompetitor benchmarking and financial analysis. Marc leads ourdownstream energy practice for Africa Europe and the FSU. Marc hasbeen involved in a variety of consulting projects for PFC Energy, eitheras a downstream expert or as the project leader. His areas of expertiselie within investment strategy assessment, industrial portfolio analysesand supply/demand and price/margin scenarios. Marc holds a BA inEconometrics from Paris-IX Dauphine and an MSc in Applied Economicsfrom Paris XII.

Kweku A Awotwi,Chief Executive,Volta River Authority

Mr. Kweku A. Awotwi is the Chief Executive of the Volta River Authority(VRA). Immediately prior this assignment, he was involved in severalentreprene urial ventures in the energy and mining industry in Africa.Between 1998 and 2004, Mr Awotwi was the Managing Director forStrategic Planning & New Business Development for Ashanti GoldfieldsCompany, where he negotiated transactions all across Africa. Between1990 and 1998, he worked for Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporationin the United States. Mr Awotwi has also served as Acting President ofthe Ghana Chamber of Mines during the 2003/2004 term, as well asInterim CEO

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Justina Akyeampong,Chief Legal Officer,GNPC

Justina is a Petroleum Lawyer, and is the Chief Legal Officer of theGhana National Petroleum Corporation. She has more than twenty yearsexperience working as in-house counsel for the national petroleumcorporation. Justina is a pioneer in the petroleum sector in Ghana andparticipated in the 1980s, in the preparation of the laws governingpetroleum exploration and production and the first Model PetroleumAgreement to be used in petroleum negotiations. She was part of theNegotiations Committee that negotiated Ghana’s earlier PetroleumAgreements in the 1980s such as the Diamond Shamrock Agreement,the Amoco Agreement and the Shell/Unocal Agreement. She is verygratified that after several years of hard work and the signing of severalpetroleum agreements, Ghana has finally been rewarded with a numberof major petroleum discoveries.

Darcy White,Director Tax,PricewaterhouseCoopers, Ghana

Darcy is a Chartered Accountant of Canada with over 22 yearsexperience in taxation across Canada, Western Europe and in Ghana.He spearheaded the presentation of a paper to the revenue authoritieson proposed amendments to the Internal Revenue Act, 2000 (Act 592)as amended to incorporate the Petroleum Income Tax Law. Darcy is thetax partner on the majority of operators and contractors as well as fora large portion of the subcontractors operating in Ghana. He and histeam have also provided tax advice to petroleum operators in SierraLeone and Liberia.

Ian Gary,Senior Policy Advisor – Extractive Industries,Oxfam America

Ian Gary directs Oxfam America’s policy and advocacy work on oil andgas issues. He has worked on extractive industries, development andhuman rights issues for 20 years with groups in the U.S. Mr Gary is theauthor of Ghana’s Big Test: Oil’s Challenge to Democratic Development(Oxfam America/ISODEC, 2009); co-author, with Terry Lynn Karl ofStanford University, of Bottom of the Barrel: Africa’s Oil Boom and thePoor (CRS, 2003); and co-author of Chad’s Oil: Miracle or Mirage? (2005).He was an advisor with the World Bank Extractive Industries AdvisoryGroup and has conducted field research on extractive industry issuesacross Africa as well as Peru and Cambodia.

Kwame Amoako, Esq,Partner,K-San Law Firm

Kwame Amoako, Esq., is a Barrister-at-law and a Partner at K-SAN LawFirm in Ghana. He is a product of the Inns of Court School of Law in theUnited Kingdom, where he undertook the professional stage of legaltraining before joining the Bar in Ghana. Kwame Amoako, Esq., has areal understanding of commercial and corporate issues and the needs ofcompanies. His exposure to corporate and commercial issues enableshim to focus on both contentious and non-contentious work. He is amember of the International Bar Association (Oil & Gas Law Committee);Ghana Bar Association and The Honourable Society of the MiddleTemple.

Joseph Tato,Partner,Dewey & LeBoeuf

Joseph Tato is a partner and the chair of the firm's Global Project andInfrastructure Finance Group. He also is the chair of the firm's AfricaPractice Group. Mr. Tato regularly represents independent powerproducers, equity investors, project sponsors, financial institutions, andgovernments in the development and financing of power, oil and gas,LNG, water and wastewater, telecommunications, solid waste and otherinfrastructure projects in the US, Africa, Latin America and Europe. Healso represents sponsors and financial institutions in restructurings andworkouts in the energy and infrastructure areas.

Sandeep Kohli,Sector Lead, Sub-Saharan Africa,IFC

Sandeep Kohli, CFA is IFC’s Sector Lead in Sub-Saharan Africa for Oil,Gas and Chemical sectors. He has some 18 years of internationalexperience in the energy sector, ranging from business development,power and LNG project development, commercial operations, and assetmanagement. He has a Bachelor’s degree from the Indian Institute ofTechnology, Delhi, and has MS degrees from Cornell University, NewYork, the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, and the InstitutFrancais du Petrole (ENSPM), in Paris. He is a Chartered Financial Analystsince 2006.

Roberto M Sieber, Chief Economist, Shell International Trading and Shipping Company Limited

Roberto joined Shell in 1981, initially holding various positions in one ofShell’s German refineries. He then moved to Central Offices in TheHague where he assisted Shell’s global refinery network with advice onrefinery economics, planning and scheduling, holding assignments inthe Far East, Europe and Canada. Thereupon followed two externalassignments: In 1993 at Concawe in Brussels, advising on strategicindustry planning and in 1995 at the OECD in Paris, as expert on refiningissues and oil market analysis. In 1999 Roberto returned to Shell’sLondon offices as senior market analyst for the downstream beforetaking over as chief economist and global head of market analysis forShell’s Global Trading Network in 2001.

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Tullow Ghana Limited is the operator of the Jubilee Field, which wasdiscovered in 2007. It has estimated recoverable resources of between600 and 1,800 million barrels of oil, making it a world class oil fieldand one of the largest in West Africa. Tullow considers itself acompany of the future – a catalyst for development in the countriesin which it operates.

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LUKOIL is one of the world’s leading vertically integrated oil & gascompanies. It is the second largest private oil company worldwide byproven hydrocarbon reserves and has around 1.1% of global oilreserves and 2.3% of global oil production. LUKOIL proven reserves atthe beginning of 2009 were 14,458 mln barrels of crude oil and29,253 bcf of natural gas, totaling 19,334 mln boe. LUKOIL has anoutstanding portfolio of production assets.The main production regionfor LUKOIL Group is Western Siberia. LUKOIL is carrying outinternational exploration and production projects in Kazakhstan,Egypt, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia, Colombia, Venezuela,Cote d’Ivoire, Ghana and Iraq.

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FMC Subsea Systems is a global EPCI supplier of Subsea FieldDevelopment, Subsea on Demand and IOR solutions, including;subsea production, processing, separation, boosting and gascompression systems, integrated flow management and conditionmonitoring, electric subsea technology, light well intervention systems,life-of-field support and training. West Africa local content fabricationand support bases are established in Port Harcourt, Abidjan, Malaboand Luanda.

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Oando, Nigeria’s leading integrated energy solutions ProviderCompany, has operations geographically located across West Africa.The company attained this status by adding gas international supply,trading and energy services to its petroleum marketing business andit is currently incubating exploration, production and power initiatives.Oando is poised to become a leader in the Africa energy sector,delivering world-class services across the African continent.

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Hess Corporation is a leading global independent energy company,engaged in the exploration and production of crude oil and naturalgas, as well as in refining and in marketing refined petroleumproducts, natural gas and electricity. We continue to increase reservesand production outside the mature regions of the United States andNorth Sea. Ghana offers exciting potential to contribute to thisinternational growth and build on our success elsewhere in Africa.We are committed to protecting the health and safety of ouremployees, safeguarding the environment and creating a long-lasting,positive impact on the communities where we do business.

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Shell is a global group of energy and petrochemical companies. Ourheadquarters are in The Hague, the Netherlands, and our ChiefExecutive Officer is Peter Voser. The parent company of the Shell groupis Royal Dutch Shell plc, which is incorporated in England and Wales.Our strategy and priorities for the future are "more upstream andprofitable downstream." Read about our strategy and major projects.Our core values of honesty, integrity and respect for people form thebasis of the Shell General Business Principles.

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Dewey & LeBoeuf has been privileged to work in Ghana andthroughout Africa for more than a decade. We work in more than 40African countries and Chambers Global Awards has recognized ourexpertise and commitment to Africa by naming us Africa Law Firm ofthe Year. Our Africa Team offers significant breadth and depth ofexperience and advises on projects, mergers and acquisitions,financings and disputes, particularly in the oil & gas, powergeneration, mining and infrastructure sectors. We combine globalexpertise with on the ground experience.

PETROCI is the National Oil Company of Côte d’Ivoire which missionis to promote the Ivorian sedimentary basin and develop thepetroleum and gas resources by exploiting the Côte d’Ivoire’s oil andgas fields. It has several oil and gas fields such as Espoir, Lion, Panther,Foxtrot and Baobab. Therefore, PETROCI contributes to the economicdevelopment of Côte d’Ivoire through the value chain of oil and gasupstream (exploration, development and production) anddownstream (distribution, trading and shipping of crude oil andpetroleum products) in partnership with international petroleumcompanies present in Cote d’Ivoire.

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Trinidad Offshore Fabricators Unlimited (TOFCO) is a leading providerof fabrication, construction, and offshore services for platforms,jackets, subsea assemblies and related facilities in the oil and gasindustry. As a successful joint venture between Trinidadian and UScompanies, TOFCO has developed and implemented an excellentmodel of building local content while delivering world class qualitywith exceptionally safe operations that exceed client expectations.

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ExxonMobil uses innovation and technology to deliver energy to agrowing world. We explore for, produce and sell crude oil, natural gasand petroleum products. Every day, employees at ExxonMobil arecommitted to the pursuit of operational excellence. We do this bydelivering safe, reliable operations, improving energy efficiency, andmaintaining strong business controls. We believe that maximizing thevalue of resources – through disciplined investments, developingbreakthrough technologies, improving processes, and integratedoperations – generates the most benefit for resource owners, society,and our shareholders.

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Transocean Solutions offer a complete package for well constructionand field development needs. Unique in the marketplace, TransoceanSolutions is a diverse team of geological, engineering and operationsprofessionals utilising the largest, most versatile fleet of mobileoffshore drilling units in the world. This combination of skills andexpertise provide clients with performance-based solutions notavailable anywhere else in the global arena.

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K-SAN Law Firm has over the past few years set the model andstructures for modern legal practice in Ghana. The firm has fullyembraced the oil and gas industry. With a high deal flow exposureand a strong network of relationships with key oil and gas companiesand industry professionals, K-SAN is well positioned for full servicedelivery to the industry.

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Coastal and Reclamation Engineering Services (CARES) provides itsclients with expertise in all aspects of marine engineering services tothe oil and gas industry, port authorities and industry. With offices inthe UK, Ghana and Nigeria, we offer comprehensive environmentalsolutions coupled with maritime civil engineering, geotechnical andgeophysical site investigation and assessments, decision supportservices, training and CPD in our fields of expertise.

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PricewaterhouseCoopers Ghana provides industry-focused assurance,tax and advisory services to build public trust and enhance value forclients and their stakeholders. Our success in meeting today's businesschallenges rests on the way we approach our work. We use ournetwork, experience, industry knowledge and business understandingto build trust and create value for clients – we call this ConnectedThinking.

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IHS Energy Information and Insight covers a range of business needsfrom exploration to consumption. Our customers include majorenergy producers, national and independent energy companies,utilities, transportation, petrochemical, coal and power companies.IHS delivers critical information, independent analysis and strategicdirection to international energy companies, governments, financialinstitutions and technology providers. Our comprehensive economic,financial and political coverage on energy markets, companies,transactions, geopolitics and industry trends helps these companiesreduce operating costs, increase productivity and effectively evaluateinvestment opportunities.

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CHADECO Group Company Limited is a Private Limited LiabilityCompany incorporated under the Companies Code of 1960 (Act 179).The Company commenced operations about fourteen years ago as abusiness enterprise and later (in September 2001) re-organized itselfinto a limited liability company.Today, CHADECO Group has developedinto an investment company with six different limited liabilitysubsidiaries operating mainly in the mining, quarrying, constructionand oil & gas sectors of the Ghanaian economy.

The UBI Group is amongst the top 10 companies in Ghana handlingthe procurement, storage and distribution of petroleum productsthroughout Ghana. UBI provides oil exploration and productioncompanies with marine gas oil and service clients in thetelecommunication, manufacturing, mining and construction sectors.Truly indigenous, UBI intends to provide a point-of-entry service tointernational companies arriving in Ghana.

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Corporate Responsibility

The CWC Group is a renowned world expert in oil, gas, power and investment sectors, particularly in emerging markets. Wehave a wealth of knowledge, offering top-level strategic events around the world. We work closely with many governments,NOCs and international corporations to highlight the key issues and challenges facing the global energy industry.

CWC has an impressive track record in Africa, having held some of the biggest oil and gas events within the energy industry.Over the past twelve years, our African events have attracted thousands of delegates, sponsors and exhibitors. Ministers,government delegations and industry experts support and attend all CWC events.

Supporting local business:

CWC makes a point of using local partners wherever possible. The CWCGroup has partnered with Kross Ghana for the Ghana Summit; Kross is ledby senior partners Yaw Kankam and Edward Kofi Sereboe.

Supporting local causes:

CWC does not consider corporate responsibility as a merephilanthropic gesture or add-on. It is part of our corebusiness. The chosen charity for the Ghana Summit is theDrifting Angels Orphanage in Ghana. In 2009 we fundedthe construction of new washrooms and toilet facilitiesfor the orphanage. CWC continues to make donations tohelp build facilities at the orphanage.

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Founded in 1975, PETROCI is a state-owned oil company, under the administrative control

of the Cote d’Ivoire’s Ministry of Mines and Energy. PETROCI is mainly engaged in

exploration, development, production and marketing of crude oil, LPG and gasoline as well as

natural gas transportation and pipeline construction.

PETROCI is present and also involved in all the petroleum concessions of the Cote d’Ivoire

basin (33), in association with foreign oil companies for exploration, development, and

production activities in the licensed blocks. The companies hold equities and are paying

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PETROCI’s missions are to promote the Ivorian sedimentary basin and develop the

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PETROCI has several oil and gas fields such as Bélier, Espoir, Lion, Panthère, Foxtrot and

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Welcome to CHADECO Group Company Limited and thank you for yourinterest in our company.

Our company enjoys an exceptional reputation that results from the dedicationand hard work of our employees and our incomparable products, services andinvestment opportunities. In Ghana, there are several companies in similarlines of business as CHADECO, but we dare to be different. We're highlyexperienced, motivated and dedicated to our products, services and core

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Ministry of Lands, Mines and Energy,

Republic of Liberia

Ministry of Infrastructure,

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