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SPE Malaysia-Thailand JDA SummitA Model for Joint Development in Overlapping Area Like No Other

2-3 December 2019 Le Meridien, Putrajaya, Malaysia

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About the Summit

The Malaysia-Thailand Joint Authority (MTJA), a collaboration and joint operation regulated by a joint-authority representing Malaysia and Thailand, has 40 years of shared prosperity with existing strong friendship, diplomatic ties, mutual collaboration and business relationship between the two governments, national oil companies, and investors. It is a unique model utilised to manage hydrocarbon resources sharing from subsurface to end users and in the spirit of “Brothers Drinking From the Same Well.”

This setup has monetised the underground resources/reserves and created a value chain across various sectors; generating significant employment opportunities and benefitting both countries. From this collaboration, the total accumulative Joint Development Area (JDA) gas production is reaching 5 TCF; since the first production in 2005.

This comprehensive and focused summit will be an avenue for discussions revolving around best practices and lessons learnt from challenges faced in managing the hydrocarbon resources, environment and infrastructure.

• Sharing the success of this collaboration model; while, spurring the growth of oil and gas exploration in the JDA• To promote a safe and productive work environment through sharing of best practices and lessons learnt• Encouraging further cross-functional collaboration between all parties (including universities sponsored by

MTJA); given their niche capabilities and uniqueness• Showcasing MTJDA best practices

About the Summit

MTJA celebrates 40th Anniversary of the Malaysia-Thailand JDA

On 20 September 2019, His Excellency Sontirat Sontijirawong, Minister of Energy of Thailand, and YB Dato’ Seri Mohamad Azmin Ali, Minister of Economic Affairs of Malaysia, presided over a gala dinner at Siam Kempinski Hotel, Bangkok, to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Memorandum of Understanding signing for petroleum development in the Joint Development Area. The JDA is considered a prime example of bilateral cooperation between two countries sharing a maritime border, finding a way to jointly develop a previously overclaimed area for the benefit of both parties. Representatives of both parties reiterated the commitment to continued development of the partnership in the future during the celebration.

“The MTJA is considered the beginning of a grand mission between two countries to work on behalf of our governments for the benefit of both countries, which spans a total of approximately 7,250 square kilometers. The agreement also includes sharing cost and benefits from the exploration and production of petroleum under the Production Sharing Contract over the course of 50 years, which shares responsibilities and profits between the two governments at a ratio of 50:50.” – His Excellency, Mr. Sonthirat Sonthi-Jirawong, Minister of Energy of Thailand

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Steering Committee Co-ChairsDr Witsarut ThungsuntonkhunChief Executive OfficerMalaysia-Thailand Joint Authority

Muluk WahabDeputy Chief Executive Officer Malaysia-Thailand Joint Authority

MembersWilliam RamseyGeneral ManagerCarigali Hess Operating Company

Zhiyong ZhaoVice President AsiaHess

Dr Anun ChonchawalitSenior Vice President International AssetPTTEP International Limited

Hazanie JamianGeneral ManagerCarigali-PTTEPI Operating Company

Zulkarnain IsmailDirectorPC JDA Limited

Programme Committee Co-ChairsKumphon KumnerdsiriManager, Exploration & ProductionMalaysia-Thailand Joint Authority

Komson TachapanichVice President, International AssetPTTEP International Limited

Mahmood Hisham Nik JaafarDirectorPC JDA Limited

Jan HoejerSenior Operations ManagerHess

MembersPichit TreadtanongkiatiTeam Leader, Business PlanningCarigali Hess Operating Company

Tham Siew YenTeam Leader, Development Planning Carigali Hess Operating Company

Sumanti JaamanSecretaryCarigali Hess Operating Company

James Chong Ki WoiBusiness Support AnalystCarigali-PTTEPI Operating Company

Zuraida IsaGM OfficeCarigali-PTTEPI Operating Company

Leong Siew FongBusiness Support ManagerHess

Kireth Kaur Gurbachan SinghSenior Reservoir EngineerMalaysia-Thailand Joint Authority

Salahuddin SulaimanSenior Manager Operations and Development Carigali Hess Operating Company

Richard ChiaSenior Subsurface ManagerCarigali Hess Operating Company

Oraporn ChunlaphanBusiness AnalystCarigali-PTTEPI Operating Company

Suvaluck RatanavanichPetroleum Engineering ManagerCarigali-PTTEPI Operating Company

Fazili bin lliasAssistant Manager, Exploration & ProductionMalaysia-Thailand Joint Authority

Noppanat VanichanuganSenior Production EngineerMalaysia-Thailand Joint Authority

Committees

Committees

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Members (continued)Warangkana PrapatikulSenior HSE OfficerMalaysia-Thailand Joint Authority

M Lukman GhazaliPC JDA RepresentativePC JDA Limited

Praveen Manaprath MathewsPC JDA RepresentativePC JDA Limited

A Fattah HashimPC JDA RepresentativePC JDA Limited

Khanitta TanadtangManager, MTJDA Joint Venture AssetPTTEP International Limited

Patchakorn Wattananan PTTEPI Representative PTTEP International Limited

Watcharaporn PhootongSenior GeoscientistMalaysia-Thailand Joint Authority

Mohd Azmi ShariPC JDA RepresentativePC JDA Limited

Aizat ZakariaPC JDA RepresentativePC JDA Limited

Raieza Hanim RahimanPC JDA RepresentativePC JDA Limited

Kavin PunyasmitaPTTEPI RepresentativePTTEP International Limited

Committees

Committees

Siti Nurin Alya Mohamad Shukry PC JDA Representative PC JDA Limited

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Why Participate

What’s Planned for 2019• 100+ participants from 10+ countries• 4 focused technical sessions• 15+ technical presentations• Opening and Executive Panel Sessions featuring senior executives and industry leaders• 5+ hours of targeted networking breaks

Why AttendsThis summit serves as a beneficial platform for attendees to:

• Learn about the JDA model and the structure of MTJDA• Gain insights on MTJDA‘s subsurface and surface facilities development• Share knowledge and experiences on value creation from joint operating companies and

contractors• Meet fellow investors and authorities in the MTJDA• Discuss benefits and ways to improve the JDA management concept

Who Attends• Asset and commercial management• Drilling and well completion engineering• Facilities and production engineering• Geoscience• Government regulators and stakeholders• Marketing and business development• Petroleum and reservoir engineering• Project management• Strategic planning and risk management

Why Participate

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Thank You to Our Sponsors

Thank You to Our Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

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Schedule of Events

Schedule of Events

Monday, 2 December 2019

0800 – 0900 hours Arrival of Delegates, Registration and Welcome Refreshments

0900 – 1000 hours Session 1: Opening Session

1000 – 1030 hours Group Photo / Coffee Break

1030 – 1200 hours Session 2: Executive Panel Session - Collaboration, Alignment, Sharing, and Learning: Together We Are Better

1200 – 1300 hours Networking Luncheon

1300 – 1400 hours Session 3: Poster Session

1400 – 1600 hours Session 4: Strategic Value Creation

1600 – 1615 hours Coffee Break

1615 – 1815 hours Session 5: Subsurface - Unlocking the Extensive and Challenging Hydrocarbon Potential in JDA

1715 onwards Welcome Dinner

Tuesday, 3 December 2019

0900 – 1100 hours Session 6: Surface - Efficiently Developing JDA Resources for a Safe and Reliable Gas Supply to Malaysia and Thailand

1100 – 1115 hours Coffee Break

1115 – 1200 hours Session 7: Closing Remarks

1200 – 1300 hours Networking Reception

1300 onwards Golf Tournament (Organised by SPE Kuala Lumpur Section)

SPE Malaysia-Thailand JDA Summit Golf Tournament (Organised by SPE Kuala Lumpur Section)

Tuesday, 3 December 2019 | 1300hours onwards | Palm Garden Golf Club, Putrajaya

Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Kuala Lumpur Section invites you to join the SPE Malaysia-Thailand JDA Summit Golf Tournament, in conjunction with the SPE Malaysia-Thailand JDA Summit, happening on 2 – 3 December 2019. The event will be a great opportunity for you to network with senior executives and various parties involved in the MTJDA. Partners and sponsors are invited to support the event, kindly find the details below:

Sponsorship Details: RM6,000.00 for ONE flight**Sponsors are entitled to nominate two (2) players. The 3rd and 4th players will be guests invited by MTJA. Sponsorshippackage includes Dinner.

As there are limited number of golf flights, please confirm your participation by 15 November 2019. For more information, please contact the Organising Committee Members below:

- Yusri Mohamad, Cendana Petroleum ([email protected])- Mohd Azmi Shari, PC JDA Limited ([email protected])- Oraporn Chunlaphan, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Company ([email protected])

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Opening Session

Opening Session

Monday, 2 December 2019 | 0900 - 1000 hours

Welcome Remarks

Dr. Witsarut ThungsuntonkhunChief Executive OfficerMalaysia-Thailand Joint Authority

Keynote Speakers

Dr. Kurujit Nakornthap Co-ChairmanMalaysia-Thailand Joint Authority

Tan Sri Dr. Rahamat Bivi YusoffCo-ChairpersonMalaysia-Thailand Joint Authority

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Collaboration, Alignment, Sharing, and Learning: Together We Are Better

Executive Panel Session

Session Moderators

Komson TachapanichVice President, International AssetPTTEP International Limited

Mahmood Hisham Nik JaafarDirectorPC JDA Limited

Monday, 2 December 2019 | 1030 - 1200 hours

The successful development of petroleum resources from overlapping continental shelf claim area among two countries requires multi agreements and collaborations through several processes over a long period of time. The key point in achieving this is truly the understanding of each countries’ and stakeholders’ requirement in fulfilling energy security, and the business value chain created. Because of the nature of the business in each country, fine tuning and compromise are the main requirements needed in fulfilling stakeholders objectives.

The current business model and structure in dealing with oil and gas development in the JDA is significant; particularly its regulatory body and its roles. The MTJA is the regulatory body that is fully in-charge in ensuring resources monetisation. The MTJA has been working closely and maintaining good relationships with governments and investors. Managed contractually, fiscally, and operationally by the MTJA with the collaboration of upstream to downstream investors brought us towards our common goal, which is to provide gas supply and energy security to both countries. This session will cover:

• Chronology of the success and key challenges• Major role of the MTJA in reaching the common goals of both countries and investors• Managing resources monetisation• Investors perspectives on the JDA model and their investment plans

Executive Panel Session

Executive Panel Speakers

Dr. Witsarut Thungsuntonkhun Chief Executive Officer Malaysia-Thailand Joint Authority

Muluk Wahab Deputy Chief Executive OfficerMalaysia-Thailand Joint Authority

Zhao ZhiyongVice President AsiaHESS

Dr. Anun ChonchawalitSenior Vice President, International AssetPTTEP International Limited

Zulkarnain IsmailDirectorPC JDA Limited

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Technical and Poster Sessions


Monday, 2 December 2019 • 1300 – 1400 hours

Session 3: Poster SessionSession Managers: Kireth Kaur, Malaysia-Thailand Joint Authority; Watcharaporn Phootong, Malaysia-Thailand Joint Authority; Dr. James Chong Ki Woi, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Company; Pichit Treadtanongkiati, Carigali Hess Operating Company

Universities

Enrichment of Methane Concentration From Methane-Carbon Dioxide Mixture Obtained From Oil and Gas WellMohd Ambar Yarmo, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

Energy Recovery in Petroleum Processing Via Integrated High Performance TechnologySrithar Rajoo, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia

Solvent-Based Washing for Drill Cuttings Treatment in Oil and Gas Production Dr. Thaksina Poyai and Dr. Nattawin Chawaloesphonsiya, Chulalongkorn University

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Conversion to Higher Valued ProductsDr. Pattaraporn Kim-Lohsoontorn, Chulalongkorn University; Dr. Okorn Mekasuwandumrong, Silpakorn University

Industry

Successful Synergistic Collaborations Between the JDA OperatorsDr. James Chong Ki Woi, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Company; Pichit Treadtanongkiati, Carigali Hess Operating Company

Extreme Ultrahigh Temperature Pressure and Sampling: First Field Applications in AsiaSaifon Daungkaew, Schlumberger

Extending the Life of Mature, Weakly Consolidated Reservoirs in Block A-18: Case for Open Hole Stand-Alone ScreensMohd Khairul Hakimin Adon, Carigali Hess Operating Company

Unlocking Potential Behind the Pipe with Through Tubing Sand ScreensWong Chun Seng, Carigali Hess Operating Company

Where Does All the Water Come From? Using AI to Identify Sources of WaterAkmal Aulia, Tan Chee Pin, Carigali Hess Operating Company

Offline Cementing Practices - The Successful Application to Enhance Drilling Efficiency in CPOCKannikar Tangpatomwong, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Company

The Hidden Mystery Of The Extraordinary Water Disposal Well In CPOCSawatdiwong Sarisittitham, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Company

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Session 4: Strategic Value CreationSession Managers: Mahmood Hisham Nik Jaafar, PC JDA Limited; Dinesh Cheryan, Hess; Komson Tachapanich, PTTEP International Limited

Presentations

MTJA Strategic Roadmap and Value ImprovementKumphon Kumnerdsiri and Watcharaporn Phootong, Malaysia-Thailand Joint Authority

JDA Block A-18 Unitization: The Successful Collaboration and Value Creation for Petroleum ResourcesNoppanat Vanichanugon, Malaysia-Thailand Joint Authority; Nurakmal Yunos, PETRONAS

Timely Intervention to Achieve Cost Optimization: A Shareholders’ PerspectiveM Lukman Ghazali, PC JDA Limited

Value Improvement to Sustain the ValueKomson Tachapanich, PTTEP International Limited

Adding Value to the JDA through International PartnershipDinesh Cheryan, Hess

Strategic value is the degree to which a particular action is important in relation to an objective it wants to achieve. The MTJDA is a good example where strategic value creation is achieved. This collaboration has opened up the opportunity to market hydrocarbon from the MTJDA across the two countries. To make it even more strategic, the value created does not only benefit the seller, but also the buyers. Revenue is generated through the sellers own distribution channels. The session will cover:

• Overall project value, investment, production, sales including the government’s portion• Prospective asset to producing asset• Deliver what is promised• Profitable business modal• Value creation through excellence in HSE performance


Session 5: Subsurface - Unlocking the Extensive and Challenging Hydrocarbon Potential in JDASession Managers: Richard Chia, Carigali Hess Operating Company; Suvaluck Ratanavanich, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Company

This session will focus on the discovery and appraisal of the extensive hydrocarbon resources in the JDA; geographically wide-spread, with a broad range of depths, pressures and temperatures. The challenges include exploitation of multiple reservoirs over a range of depositional facies with differing reservoir and fluid properties. These attributes drive the different approaches to field development planning, and underpin the basis for facilities development, drilling and completion, and production operations. In addition, the session will highlight how the JDA operators collaborate with global industry leaders to maximise value from existing wells and continue to secure gas supply to Thailand and Malaysia.

Presentations

Appraising and Developing Complex Geological Facies in Block A-18: Challenges and Opportunities Duncan Barr, Carigali Hess Operating Company

Keeping the Gas Flowing: Complex Well Interventions SimplifiedJagdish Singh and Daniel Chua, Carigali Hess Operating Company

Securing the Future Petroleum Potentials of Exploration Discoveries in North Malay Basin, Malaysia-Thailand Joint Development AreaAvidianto Suryo Setiawan, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Company

Reveal the Unrevealed: Deep Potential in North Malay Basin, MTJA AreaSunantha Phaungphuak, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Company

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Tuesday, 3 December 2019 • 0900 - 1100 hours

Session 6: Surface - Efficiently Developing JDA Resources for a Safe and Reliable Gas Supply to Malaysia and ThailandSession Managers: Oraporn Chunlaphan, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Company; Salahuddin Sulaiman, Carigali Hess Operating Company

Presentations

The Challenges of Developing a Safe and Reliable Facility to Meet Growing Gas Demand in Malaysia and ThailandSiti Fauwizah B Johari, Indra Noursahfandi, Mohd Farid Jaafar, Carigali Hess Operating Company

Older Doesn’t Mean Slower: Sustaining Asset Integrity and Production Reliability over TimeRegukumaran Baskaran, Carigali Hess Operating Company

Slim Hole Monobore Cemented Completion DesignManoj Meghnani, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Company

Partially CRA Cladded Pipeline Application for Cost OptimisationMohamad Effendi Mohd Zulkifli, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Company

The strategic resources in JDA is the key enabler for a reliable and affordable gas supply to both countries. This session will explore how the operators develop, produce, and sustain long-term gas delivery to meet customers’ specifications and demand, now and into the future. Examples include fit-for-purpose, cost-effective approaches to drilling and completion, sparing philosophy, material selection, and maintenance strategy. Asset integrity is managed at each stage of the asset lifecycle to ensure safety and reliability. As the asset matures, the operators continue to maintain asset integrity by adopting new technology, leveraging shareholders’ global expertise and employing best practices.

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Sponsorship Opportunities

Sponsorship opportunities for Professionals in Energy Series: SPE Malaysia-Thailand JDA Summit (1 ½ days) have been designed to provide exposure and visibility for organisations in the oil and gas industry. We offer a variety of sponsorship packages to strengthen your brand identity and enhance your organisation’s image at the Summit.

We appreciate your support and request that you confirm your preferred sponsorship packages as soon as possible. Please contact Hanna-Rose Abdul Jalil, SPE Assistant Event Manager – Asia Pacific at [email protected] for more information.

Sponsorship Opportunities

SILVER SPONSORUSD 5,000

The sponsor will receive:

• Three (3) complimentary Summit Registrations* valued at USD1,375 each

• Company listing in the Summit Programme**

• Company logo in the Summit Programme**, event website andonsite sponsor recognition board

GOLD SPONSORUSD 8,000

The sponsor will receive:

• Six (6) complimentary Summit Registrations* valued at USD1,375 each

• Company listing in the Summit Programme**

• Company logo in the Summit Programme**, event website andonsite sponsor recognition board

Notes:* Summit Registration includes access to the Opening Session, Executive Panel Session, Technical and Poster Sessions, Daily Networking Luncheons, Daily Coffee Breaks, and Welcome Dinner. Registration passes DOES NOT include accommodation and golf tournament.

** Sponsors will be acknowledged in the Summit Programme (if confirmed by 15 November 2019).

Customised Sponsorship PackageSponsoring the Professionals in Energy Series: SPE Malaysia-Thailand JDA Summit is a unique way to raise your organisation’s profile and increase brand awareness within the oil and gas industry. Our sponsorship packages are flexible and may be customised to give your organisation targeted exposure and increase your presence at the event.

For more information, please contact:

Hanna-Rose Abdul JalilSPE Assistant Event Manager – Asia PacificTel: +603 2182 3157Email: [email protected]

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