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MARCH 22-24, 2016 • HENRY B. GONZALEZ CONVENTION CENTER • SAN ANTONIO, TX

WORLD’S LARGEST SUBSEA EVENT FOR 16 YEARS

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

2016 POST SHOW REPORTThe annual Subsea Tieback Forum & Exhibition (SSTB), the largest global

exhibition for the subsea engineering industry attracted more than 2,200

attendees and 174 exhibitors. The event took place March 22-24, 2016 in

San Antonio, Texas at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center. “Delivering

Value Through Technology” was the event theme.

Over two days of sessions, speakers shared knowledge and collective

experiences crucial to improving the quality, safety, and economics of the

subsea tieback industry. The highly technical and specialized nature of this

industry was covered by operating companies and regulators. The Subsea

Tieback exhibit hall floor is the industry’s leading platform for information

exchange, networking opportunities and new business development.

OVER 2,200 ATTENDEES FROM 24 COUNTRIES AND 24 UNITED STATES

1 W W W . S U B S E A T I E B A C K F O R U M . C O M

SUT Workshop KEY ELEMENTS OF SUBSEA TIEBACKS Sponsored by:

A one-day seminar designed to educate people on the key elements of subsea tiebacks – subsea, umbilicals, risers, flowlines (SURF) to be conducted under the auspices of the Society for Underwater Technology (SUT). Registered professional engineers earned 6 professional development hours for this course.• Cost to attend: $600 Early bird $500 Student rate: $95• Number of Registered Attendees: 36

Exhibit Hall Networking ReceptionsSponsored by: The exhibit hall opened Tuesday, March 22, 2016

with the opening night networking reception, sponsored by Oil States. From 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. attendees and exhibitors networked on the exhibit hall floor while enjoying food and beverages.

Sponsored by: Wednesday wrapped up with the networking reception from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on the exhibit hall floor.

2016 POST SHOW REPORT


2016 POST SHOW REPORT

Opening Plenary Session

The Opening Plenary Session was held on Wednesday, March 23, 2016 from 8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Exhibitors, delegates and visitors were all invited to attend the session.

CONFERENCE MANAGEMENT WELCOME & INTRODUCTION Mark Peters, Vice President of PennWell Publishing and Group Publisher; Offshore and Oil & Gas Financial Journal

CHAIRMAN’S OPENING REMARKS Eric Hevle, Development & Production Manager GoM; Ecopetrol America Inc.

KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Delivering Value Through Technology Bob Abendschein, Vice President, Deepwater Americas Operations; Anadarko Petroleum Corporation

SCENE SETTING PRESENTATION: The Cycle Bottom… How Much Deeper,How Much Longer…? Roger Neal, Managing Director – Oil, Natural Gas and LNG; MCDRS, LLC


2016 SPONSORS & SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

HOUSING SPONSOR WIFI LOUNGE SPONSOR SILVER SPONSOR - CONFERENCE PADFOLIOS & PENS

OPENING NIGHT NETWORKING

RECEPTION SPONSOR

DIAMOND SPONSOR PLATINUM SPONSOR & SUT WORKSHOP GOLD SPONSOR - BADGE HOLDERS

GOLD SPONSOR – WEDNESDAY LUNCH

REGISTRATION FAST TRACK & EXHIBITOR BRANDING

SPONSOR

SILVER SPONSOR - WEDNESDAY NETWORKING RECEPTION/MEETING ROOM SPONSOR

CONFERENCE BOTTLED WATER & THURSDAY

BREAKFAST SPONSOR

SUPPORTED BY: MEDIA PARTNER:

RECHARGING STATION SPONSOR

WEDNESDAY BREAKFAST SPONSOR COFFEE BREAK SPONSOR ICE CREAM SOCIAL

BREAK SPONSOR

ONLINE REGISTRATION PAGE SPONSOR YOU ARE HERE SPONSOR THURSDAY DELEGATE LUNCH

SPONSOR


2016 ADVISORY BOARD

PAUL BEERFreeport-McMoRan Oil & Gas

ANTONIO CRITSINELISChevron Energy Technology Co.

BOB CARTERVaela Resources

MARK CARTEROneSubsea

BRUCE CRAGEREndeavor Management

CHRISTOPHER CURRANBP E&P

ROBIN DUPREOffshore

JOHN FITZGERALDIndependent Consultant

STEVE FRANTZTalos Energy LLC

CLYDE HEWLETTOceaneering International, Inc.

CHUCK HORNGenesis

JAY HURSHAker Solutions

TOM KELLYFMC Technologies

KAZU KOCHIPetrobras

DAVID LaCAZEShell International E&P, Inc.

JIM MACKLINInterMoor

GENE RABORNTechnip

IAN RAMSAYMurphy Oil Corporation

TONY RAYConocoPhillips

KARL SCHNAKENBURGBHP Billiton

RANDY SEEHAUSENINTECSEA

JON SONKAExxonMobil

PETE STRACKEStatoil

ERIC STUTESAnadarko Petroleum Corporation

MARK TILLEYHESS Corporation

BOBBY VOSSGE Oil & Gas

MASON WUDMAR Engineering

ERIC HEVLE, ADVISORY BOARD CHAIRMANEcopetrol America


Two days of conference sessions took place on Wednesday, March 23rd and Thursday, March 24th. The following topics were covered:

CONFERENCE SESSIONS

SESSION 1: PROJECT APPLIED TECHNOLOGY

• Jack & St. Malo project subsea system - design to start-up

• Re-engineered work over system achieves successful riserless well intervention

• Tyrihans subsea raw seawater injection, a 3 year look back

SESSION 2: PROJECT LEARNINGS AND OPTIMIZATION

• Bc10 (ph-2) project: challenges associated with a raised tubing hanger

• Brownfield evaluation and implementation of IOR initiatives; Challenges and benefits

• An independent’s approach for value optimization of the Pompano Corridor

SESSION 3: PROGRAM APPROACH TO DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS

• Noble Energy’s Big Bend, Dantzler and Gunflint - program approach to long deepwater tiebacks

• Lucius project execution• Dalmatian area development

SESSION 4: FLOW ASSURANCE• Cold transient operations and the Julia development• Summary of an offshore inspection campaign with

subsea CT scanning technology• Subsea chemical injection - lessons learned

SESSION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL MEASUREMENT AND INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT

• How proper site characterization identifies engineering development

• Currents behaving badly – hard lessons learned in the Gulf of Mexico

• Autonomous underwater vehicle pipeline inspection development project

SESSION 6: DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATIONAL APPLICATIONS

• Tahiti hydraulic well intervention• Dynamic umbilical full scale fatigue testing• Kodiak subsea tieback

Conference Alternates • Subsea standardization – an operator’s perspective

• Spirally cut impact protection (scip) restraint during thunder horse water injection north west riser recovery & deployment

• Gulf of Mexico severe wax remediation and subsea pigging


Harley-Davidson Exhibit Floor Giveaway Winner WAYNE GROBBELAARDirector Business Development; Itp Interpipe

AWARD RECIPIENTS & PRIZE WINNERS

Best Presentation

TIM DEANSr. Facilities Engineering Advisor; Anadarko Petroleum Corporation

LUCIUS PROJECT EXECUTION

Best Presenter DANNY HOUGHVice President of Developments; Deep Gulf EnergyKODIAK SUBSEA TIEBACK

$500 American Express Gift Card Winner LEONARD SHULKINExxonMobil Development Company


CONFERENCE PRICING

INDIVIDUAL DELEGATEPaid Before February 19, 2016 . . . . . . . . . . .US$ 945

Paid After February 19, 2016. . . . . . . . . . . US$ 1,095

CORPORATE PLAN (5 DELEGATES)Paid Before February 19, 2016 . . . . . . . . . US$ 3,780


CORPORATE PLAN (6 TO 10 DELEGATES)Paid Before February 19, 2016 . . . . . . . . . US$ 7,085


CORPORATE PLAN (11 TO 15 DELEGATES)Paid Before February 19, 2016 . . . . . . . . US$ 10,395

Paid After February 19, 2016. . . . . . . . . . US$ 12,045

SEASON PASSTHREE EVENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 1,900

Subsea Tieback, Deepwater Operations,

and Topsides, Platforms & Hulls

TWO EVENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 1,325

Subsea Tieback and Topsides, Platforms & Hulls

TWO EVENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 1,325

Subsea Tieback and Deepwater Operations

EXHIBITOR FULL CONFERENCE DELEGATEPaid Before February 19, 2016 . . . . . . . . . . .US$ 595

Paid After February 19, 2016. . . . . . . . . . . . .US$ 695

Student Full Conference Delegate . . . . . . . . . .US$ 95

SINGLE DAY CONFERENCE DELEGATEWednesday, Paid Before February 19, 2016 . .US$ 615

Wednesday, Paid After February 19, 2016 . . .US$ 725

Thursday, Paid Before February 19, 2016 . . . .US$ 615

Thursday, Paid After February 19, 2016 . . . . .US$ 725

SUT WORKSHOPPaid Before February 19, 2016 . . . . . . . . . . .US$ 500

Paid After February 19, 2016. . . . . . . . . . . . .US$ 600

COMBINED FULL CONFERENCE DELEGATE AND SUT WORKSHOPPaid Before February 19, 2016 . . . . . . . . . US$ 1,375


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2016 EVENT DEMOGRAPHICS

JOB FUNCTION

PURCHASING AUTHORITY

PRIMARY REASON FOR ATTENDING

28.5% • Engineering

23.3% • Executive Management (CEO, President, Owner, VP, Managing Director, etc.)

22.7% • Management (Production Manager, Engineering Manager, Exploration Manager)

14.0% • Other

8.0% • Consulting

3.5% • Purchasing (Purchasing Agent, Purchasing Manager)

58.1% • Recommend

36.6% • Specify

35.5% • Approve

33.1% • Initiate need

16.3% • Purchase

84.9% • Networking

53.5% • Encounter new technology

43.6% • Encounter new products/services

40.7% • Attend the conference sessions

25.0% • Do business with existing supplier

22.1% • Do business with new supplier

16.3% • Evaluate products for purchase

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ORGANIZATION TYPE

AREAS OF INTEREST/INVOLVEMENT

2016 EVENT DEMOGRAPHICS

19.2% • Consulting Company Engaged in Projects or Providing Services to Oil and/or Gas Companies

18.0% • Major Oil & Gas Operating Company, National/State Oil Company, Independent Oil & Gas Company

14.5% • Equipment Manufacturing Company

10.5% • Other

9.3% • Service Company

8.7% • EPC (Engineering/Procurement/Construction) Main Contractor

5.8% • Supply Company

4.1% • Subcontractor

2.9% • Educational Institution/Government Agency/Research Laboratory

2.3% • Marine Support Services

2.3% • Pipeline/Installation Contractor

1.2% • Ship/Fabrication Yard

0.6% • Insurance or Financial Services

0.6% • Seismic Company

68.0% • Subsea Production Equipment & Services

50.0% • Engineering Services

38.4% • Flow Assurance

30.8% • Monitoring & Inspection

30.8% • Asset Integrity/Risk Management

25.0% • Marine Transportation/Construction Equipment & Services

23.8% • Surface Production Equipment & Services

22.7% • Corrosion Control

21.5% • Decommissioning & Removal

20.9% • Automation Systems/Instruments & Control/Valves & Accessories/Safety Equipment/Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS)

14.0% • Mooring and Station Keeping Equipment & Services

12.8% • Corporate & Regulatory Compliance

11.6% • Exploration/Seismic/Formation Evaluation Equipment Sales

10.5% • Chemicals/Well Maintenance Equipment Services

8.1% • Cementing/Well Completion/Stimulation Equipment Sales

7.6% • Motors/Engines/Pumps/Compressors/Turbines/Generators

7.0% • Financial /Insurance/General Business Services

5.8% • IT/Computer Hardware/Software Equipment & Services

1.2% • Waste treatment & Disposal


• AAA.P.P./E.P.I.

• ABCO SUBSEA

• ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY VALVE

• AFGLOBAL CORPORATION

• AFL

• AIMS INTERNATIONAL, INC.

• AIRBORNE OIL & GAS

• AKER SOLUTIONS

• ALCO SUB-TEK

• ALPHA INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS

• ALTISS TECHNOLOGIES

• AMERICAN ALLOY STEEL, INC

• AQUA-TECH SERVICES, LLC

• ASHTEAD TECHNOLOGY OFFSHORE

• ASV

• BALMORAL OFFSHORE ENGINEERING

• BARDOT GROUP

• BASF CORPORATION

• BAYOU WASCO INSULATION, LLC

• BECHTEL OIL, GAS & CHEMICALS

• BENDER INC

• BEVEL TECH GROUP INC

• BIBBY SUBSEA

• BOA MARINE SERVICES INC

• BRUCK USA

• C & C TECHNOLOGIES, INC

• CASTROL

• CATHX OCEAN

• CDI ENERGY PRODUCTS

• CEJN NORTH AMERICA

• CEONA

• CLADTEK INTERNATIONAL

• CORTEC FLUID CONTROL

• CORTLAND COMPANY

• DEEP DOWN INC

• DEEP TREKKER

• DEEPFLEX INC

• DEEPSEA TECHNOLOGIES, INC

• DEEPWATER RENTAL AND SUPPLY

• DELTA SUBSEA

• DNV GL

• DOF SUBSEA

• DTI LLC

• DTS WORLD CARGO SERVICES, INC

• DYNAMIC SEALING TECHNOLOGIES, INC

• E.J. REYNOLDS COMPANY

• EDG, INC

• ELLWOOD GROUP, INC

• EMAS AMC

• EMERSON PROCESS MANAGEMENT

• ENPRO SUBSEA

• EXPRO

• FABRICATING SPECIALTIES, LTD

• FMC TECHNOLOGIES

• FOCAL TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION

• FREUDENBERG OIL & GAS TECHNOLOGIES

• FUGRO

• GALPERTI ENGINEERING AND FLOW CONTROL USA INC

• GATE, INC

• GE OIL & GAS

• GENESIS

• GEOSPACE OFFSHORE

• GLOBAL TUBING, LLC

• GMC INC

• GRACO INC

• GRI SIMULATIONS INC

• HAWBOLDT INDUSTRIES

• HIGH PRESSURE EQUIPMENT COMPANY

• HOFFER FLOW CONTROLS

• HOLLOWAY HOUSTON

• HORIZON MARINE, INC

• HORNBECK OFFSHORE OPERATORS, LLC

• HOSE & FITTINGS INC

• HOUSTON BUSINESS JOURNAL

• HUNTING ENERGY SERVICES – SUBSEA TECHNOLOGIES

• HYDRAQUIP, INC

• HYDRASUN

• HYDRATIGHT

• INTECSEA

• INTEGRA SERVICES TECHNOLOGIES INC

• INTERMOOR

• ITP INTERPIPE

• IXBLUE INC

• JAGUAR INSTRUMENTS

• JAMES FISHER SUBSEA EXCAVATION

• THE JUKES GROUP

• KBR

• KNIGHTHAWK ENGINEERING

• LAMONS

• LANKHORST ENGINEERED PRODUCTS

• LIDAN MARINE AB

• LOGAN INDUSTRIES

• LORD SENSING- STELLAR TECHNOLOGY

• LTS ENERGY

• LYNDEN INTERNATIONAL

• MACARTNEY INC

• MACDERMID OFFSHORE SOLUTIONS

2016 EXHIBITING COMPANIES

NUMBER OF EXHIBITORS: 174 SPACE OCCUPIED: 40,900 SQUARE FEET


2016 EXHIBITING COMPANIES

• MAGMA GLOBAL LTD

• MANATEE, INC

• MARINE & INDUSTRIAL

• MASTER FLO VALVE (USA), INC

• MCDERMOTT

• MOOG

• NEETCOAT, LLC

• NEW INDUSTRIES

• NEXANS/NORTECH

• NOV

• NYLACAST LLC

• OCEANEERING

• OCEANOS JSC

• OCEANWORKS INTERNATIONAL

• OIL STATES INDUSTRIES, INC

• THE OILGEAR COMPANY

• OMS

• ONESUBSEA

• ONLINE PIPELINE SOLUTIONS

• ORCINA LIMITED

• PACSON VALVES LIMITED

• PARADIGM FLOW SOLUTIONS

• PARKER IPD- AUTOCLAVE ENGINEERS GROUP

• PCC ENERGY GROUP

• PENNWELL CORPORATION

• PERMA-PIPE OIL & GAS

• PHOENIX INTERNATIONAL

• PRINCETEL, INC

• PROSERV

• PRYSMIAN GROUP

• QUALITY PRODUCT FINISHING, INC

• RADOIL, INC

• RATHGIBSON – A PCC COMPANY

• REMOTE OCEAN SYSTEMS

• RMI PRESSURE SYSTEMS

• ROVSCO, INC

• ROYAL IHC

• ROYAL PURPLE

• RPSEA

• RTI INTERNATIONAL METALS, INC

• SAAB SEAEYE

• SALZGITTER MANNESMANN STAINLESS TUBES

• SAMSON

• SANDVIK MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY

• SEACON (TE CONNECTIVITY)

• SEATREPID INTERNATIONAL, LLC

• SERIMAX / VALLOUREC

• SHAWCOR LLC

• SIDUS SOLUTIONS LLC

• SIEMENS SUBSEA

• SKOFLO INDUSTRIES, INC

• SONARDYNE INC

• SOUTHWEST ELECTRONIC ENERGY

• SPECIAL METALS – A PCC COMPANY

• SPINNER ICT

• SPIR STAR® LTD

• SPITZER INDUSTRIES

• SPX BOLTING SYSTEMS

• STATS INTERNATIONAL INC

• STELLA MARIS LLC

• STRESS ENGINEERING SERVICES

• SUBCOOL

• SUBSEA TECHNOLOGIES, INC

• SUBSEA TIEBACK FOUNDATION

• SUPERIOR TUBE & FINE TUBES

• SUPREME INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY INC

• SUT HOUSTON

• SWIFT-JB INTERNATIONAL, LLC

• T.D. WILLIAMSON, INC

• TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES INC

• TECHNIP

• TELEDYNE OIL & GAS

• TENARIS

• THI - A PCC COMPANY

• TIMET - A PCC COMPANY

• TRACERCO

• TRELLEBORG OFFSHORE

• TRENDSETTER ENGINEERING INC

• TRI TOOL, INC

• TRITECH INTERNATIONAL LTD

• TRITON SUBSEA

• TUBACEX – SCHOELLER BLECKMANN EDELSTAHLROHR

• ULTRA DEEP

• UNIQUE SYSTEM L.L.C.

• UNITECH INTERNATIONAL

• UNIVERSALPEGASUS

• INTERNATIONAL, INC

• VERSABAR INC

• VIV SOLUTIONS LLC

• WALTHER PRAEZISION

• WFI INTERNATIONAL

• WILLIAMS

• WOOD GROUP KENNY

• XCIEL, INC

• XODUS SUBSEA

• ZETECHTICS LTD


DELEGATES/VISITORS BY COUNTRYANGOLA

AUSTRALIA

BRAZIL

CAMEROON

CANADA

CHINA

CYPRUS

DENMARK

FRANCE

GERMANY

IRELAND

ITALY

MEXICO

NETHERLANDS

NORWAY

ROMANIA

RUSSIAN FEDERATION

SINGAPORE

SPAIN

SWEDEN

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

UNITED KINGDOM

UNITED STATES

URUGUAY

ALABAMA

ARKANSAS

ARIZONA

CALIFORNIA

COLORADO

CONNECTICUT

DELAWARE

FLORIDA

ILLINOIS

INDIANA

LOUISIANA

MASSACHUSETTS

MARYLAND

MAINE

MINNESOTA

MISSOURI

MISSISSIPPI

NORTH CAROLINA

NEW JERSEY

NEW YORK

OHIO

OKLAHOMA

PENNSYLVANIA

SOUTH CAROLINA

TENNESSEE

TEXAS

VIRGINIA

WASHINGTON

WISCONSIN

GEORGIA

MICHIGAN

WEST VIRGINIA

DELEGATES/VISITORS BY STATE


SR FAC ENG ADVISOR .........................................ANADARKO

PROJECT FACILITIES ENGINEERING ADVISOR .......ANADARKO

DRILLING ENGINEER ...........................................ANADARKO

SR CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT ................ANADARKO

SR. STAFF FACILITIES ENGR. .................................ANADARKO

FACILITIES ENGINEER ..........................................ANADARKO

FACILITIES ENGINEERING ....................................ANADARKO

GOM OPERATIONS MANAGER...........ANADARKO PETROLEUM

VP AM DEEPWATER OPERATIONS ......ANADARKO PETROLEUM

CONSTRUCTING ENGR ADVISOR.......ANADARKO PETROLEUM CORP

SUPERVISOR, SCM INT’L ......... ANADARKO PETROLEUM CORP.

SUBSEA ENGINEERING ADVISOR ......................BHP BILLITON

SUBSEA ENGINEERING ADVISOR ......................BHP BILLITON

ENGINEER .......................................................BHP BILLITON

PETROLEUM ENGINEER ...............................................BOEM




SUBSEA ENGINEER ..........................................................BP

STRATEGIC RELATIONSHIP MANAGER ................................BP

SUBSEA ENGINEER - THWI ...........................BP AMERICA INC.

ADVISORY ..............................................................BP E & P

SUBSEA CATEGORY MANAGER...............................CHEVRON

SUBSEA ENGINEER ...............................................CHEVRON

D&C ENGINEERING ..............................................CHEVRON

BUSINESS ANALYST ...............................................CHEVRON

PROJECT MANAGER..............................................CHEVRON

STAFF FLOW ASSURANCE ENGINEER......................CHEVRON

SUBSEA CATEGORY MANAGER...............................CHEVRON

SUBSEA ENGINEER ...............................................CHEVRON

SUBSEA FE ...........................................................CHEVRON

SUBSEA SYSTEMS ENGINEER ................................CHEVRON

SUBSEA TEAM LEAD TIGRIS PROJECT .....................CHEVRON DEEPWATER EXPLORATION

PIPELINES, FLEXIBLES & UMBILICALS TEAM MANAGER ................CHEVRON ENERGY TECHNOLOGY

FLOW ASSURANCE ENGINEER ........................CHEVRON ETC

TEAM LEAD - SUBSEA SURVEY & POSITIONING.................................................CHEVRON ETC

SUBSEA SYSTEMS ENGR .................... CHEVRON NA E&P CO

SUBSEA MANAGER .............................. CHEVRON U.S.A. INC.

SUBSEA EXECUTION MANAGER ........... CHEVRON UPSTREAM

GUEST ....................................................CONOCO PHILLIPS

ENGR FELLOW COMPLETIONS ...................CONOCOPHILLIPS

SUBSEA FACILITIES ENGINEER ...................CONOCOPHILLIPS

ENGINEER .......................................................EXXONMOBIL

SSTP MANAGER ...............................................EXXONMOBIL

SUBSEA SYSTEMS ENGINEER ...........................EXXONMOBIL

CATEGORY SPECIALIST-SS EQP .........................EXXONMOBIL

CATEGORY MANAGER ......................................EXXONMOBIL

EXTERNAL TECHNICAL ENGAGEMENT ADVISOR ...................................EXXONMOBIL

ENGINEERING LEAD ............EXXONMOBIL DEVELOPMENT CO

SR TECHNICAL CONSULTANT ......................EXXONMOBIL DEVELOPMENT CO

LEAD SUBSEA ENGINEER ....EXXONMOBIL DEVELOPMENT CO

FLOW ASSURANCE ADVISOR ............................EXXONMOBIL DEVELOPMENT CO

ENGINEERING ASSOCIATE ...EXXONMOBIL DEVELOPMENT CO

EPC MANAGER .................. EXXONMOBIL DEVELOPMENT CO.

SR CONSULTANT ......EXXONMOBIL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

SUBSEA SYSTEMS ENGINEER ...............EXXONMOBIL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ................. EXXONMOBIL PRODUCTION COMPANY

SUBSEA SERVICES LEAD .... FREEPORT MCMORAN OIL & GAS

MANAGER OF REGIONAL OPERATIONS ..................... FREEPORT MCMORAN OIL & GAS

MANAGER OF OPERATIONS .....................FREEPORT- MCMORAN OIL & GAS

DEEPWATER FACILITIES MANAGER ......................... FREEPORT-MCMORAN OIL & GAS

PRODUCTION ENGINEER ..... FREEPORT-MCMORAN OIL& GAS

SUBSEA ENGINEER ............................................ HESS CORP

SR FLOW ASSURANCE ENGR .................HESS CORPORATION

SUBSEA PROJECT MANAGER .................HESS CORPORATION

SR SUBSEA ENGINEER ..........................HESS CORPORATION

SR SUBSEA ENGINEER ..........................HESS CORPORATION

MANAGER ............................................HESS CORPORATION

COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER ...............HESS CORPORATION

SR. SUBSEA COORDINATOR ...........MURPHY EXPLORATION & PRODUCTIO

GM OFFSHORE DEVELOPMENT ..........................MURPHY OIL

PROJECT MANAGER................... MURPHY OIL CORPORATION

SUBSEA ENGINEER ...................................... NOBLE ENERGY

SR ENGINEERING PROJECT MGR.................. NOBLE ENERGY

PROCUREMENT ADVISOR ............................. NOBLE ENERGY

SR. SUBSEA CONTROLS FACILITIES ENGINEER ............................ NOBLE ENERGY INC.

DIRECTOR ............................................ NOBLE ENERGY, INC.

PRODUCTION ENGINEER ..........................................REPSOL

FACILITIES ENGINEER ...............................................REPSOL

SR SUBSEA ENGINEER ................................ REPSOL E&P BU

SR. FACILITIES ENGINEER ..................................REPSOL SVS

RESEARCH................................................................. SHELL

SR. SUBSEA PROCESS ENGINEER ............................... SHELL

FLOW ASSURANCE ENGR ........................................... SHELL

UMBILICALS ENGINEER .............................................. SHELL

SUBSEA SYSTEMS ENGR ............................................ SHELL

PRINCIPAL SUBSEA ENGINEER ...................... SHELL E&P INC.

SUBSEA SYSTEMS .......................................SHELL INT’L E&P

SUBSEA HPHT EQUIP DEV LEAD ...SHELL INTERNATIONAL E&P

PRINC SUBSEA ENGR ........... SHELL INTERNATIONAL E&P INC

PORTFOLIO TECHNICAL MANAGER ...........SHELL TECHWORKS

EXECUTIVE PA .......................................................... STATOIL

ASSET MANAGER ..................................................... STATOIL

STRATEGY MANAGER ............................................... STATOIL

ASSET MANAGER ..................................................... STATOIL

LEADING ENGINEER, FLOATING SYSTEMS & RISER ..... STATOIL

PRINCIPAL SUBSEA ENGINEER .................................. STATOIL

PRINCIPAL ENGINEER ............................................... STATOIL

SENIOR ENGINEER................................................... STATOIL

PETROLEUM ENGINEER - DW ....................... STONE ENERGY

SVP GULF OF MEXICO .................................. STONE ENERGY

COMPLETION ENGINEER .............................. STONE ENERGY

MAJOR PROJECTS MANAGER ....................... STONE ENERGY

GOM OPERATIONS MANAGER..............STONE ENERGY CORP

HEAD OF SUBSEA OPERATIONS .............................. TOTAL EP

SAMPLE ATTENDEE LIST


EVENT CONTACTS

CONFERENCE DIRECTORROBIN DUPREPhone: +1 713 963 6223Email: [email protected]

CONFERENCE MANAGERGAIL KILLOUGHPhone: +1 713 963 6251Email: [email protected]

SENIOR EVENT OPERATIONS MANAGERAMANDA WILSONPhone: +1 918 831 9523Email: [email protected]

EXHIBIT AND SPONSORSHIP SALESSARA LOWERY NGUNITED STATES & EUROPEPhone: +1 713 963 6277Cell: +1 713 725 8536Fax: +1 713 963 6212Email: [email protected]

JUSTUS SWANTNERPhone: +1 713 963 6243Cell: +1 713 597 1367Fax: +1 713 963 6285Email: [email protected]

TEAM MANAGER OF EXHIBIT SERVICESMICHAEL DONNELLPhone: +1 918 831 9707Fax: +1 918 831 9729Email: [email protected]

SENIOR EVENT MARKETING MANAGERJENNIFER MCPHAILPhone: +1 918 831 9701Email: [email protected]

Registration DepartmentDirect: +1 918 831 9160International: +44 1992 656717 (or 01992 656717 from UK) Fax: +1 918 831 9161Toll Free: +1 888 299 8016Fax: +1 888 299 8057Email: [email protected]

PennWell Corporate Headquarters1421 S. Sheridan RoadTulsa, OK 74112Phone: +1 918 835 3161Fax: +1 713 963 6270

PennWell Petroleum Group1455 West Loop South, Suite #400Houston, Texas 77027Phone: (713) 621-9720Toll Free: (800) 736-6935Fax: (713) 963-6285

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