EAST AFRICA OIL AND GAS SUMMIT NOVEMBER 2016, KICC, NAIROBI

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1 EAST AFRICA OIL AND GAS SUMMIT NOVEMBER 2016, KICC, NAIROBI Held under the auspices of Ministry of Energy and Petroleum, Kenya Supporters: Organised by: Part of the Gastech Network: Part of the dmg::events network:

2 Agenda Day One: 16th November :00 09:00 Registration and Breakfast 09:00 09:15 Opening Ceremony 09:15 10:45 East Africa s Oil & Gas Landscape Chair: East Africa s unique geology is opening up a range of opportunities for onshore and offshore hydrocarbon exploration and development. What is the state of play in East Africa? Building a detailed picture of East Africa s hydrocarbon resources Revival of international interest in the region s push to become oil and gas exporter Transforming resources into reserves Managing resources and expectations Hon. Charles Keter, Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Petroleum, Kenya Hon. Irene Muloni, Minister of Energy & Mineral Development, Uganda Dr. Wakgari Furi, Minister of State for Oil and Natural Gas Sector, Ethiopia Hajatiana Rasolomanana, Technical Advisor to the Minister, Presidency's Department in charge of Mines and Petroleum, Madagascar Hon. Mohamed Mukhtar, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Somalia* Nic Hailey, British High Commissioner to Kenya 10:45 11:15 Networking Refreshment Break 11:15-12:30 12:30-13:15 Kenya Focus Update on Kenya's oil and gas sector new developments and strategies for the next 12 months Andrew Kamau, Principal Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Petroleum, Kenya Mary Jane Mwangi, Managing Director, National Oil Corporation of Kenya Joe Sang, Managing Director, Kenya Pipeline Company* Brian Muriuki, Country Manager Kenya, Shell International Exploration and Production Ltd. Panel Session: How does the panel see the development of the oil sector in East Africa play out over the next five years? Experts are invited to discuss the region s onshore hydrocarbon activity, as well as examine the latest developments and challenges facing the industry. Moderator: Stanislas Drochon, Director Africa Oil & Gas, I H S Mark Dingley, VP Operations, Africa Oil Corp. Martin Mbogo, Country Manager, Tullow Alan McInally, Head of Exploration, Maersk Oil

3 13:15 14:15 Networking Lunch Hosted by Africa Oil Corp. Country Spotlights: Ethiopia Focus Update on Ethiopia oil and gas sector new developments and strategies for the next 12 months Speaker Tadesse Tilahun, Chief Executive Officer, National Oil Ethiopia 14:15 15:00 Uganda Focus Update on Uganda s licensing rounds and contracts awarded, reserve forecasts, pipeline and planned Ugandan Oil Refinery. Dr. Fred Kabagambe Kaliisa, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, Uganda* Francis Kamulegeya, Country Senior Partner, PwC Lappset - tying it all together How the Lappset Corridor project is supporting the oil and gas industry and proving to be a game changer 15:00-15:30 in the region s infrastructure development through close ties between Kenya, South Sudan and Ethiopia. Speaker: Mr Silvester Kasuku, Director General/CEO, Lappset Corridor Development Authority Local Content Session: Avoiding falling between 2 stools What does the panel understand by the phrase 'local content'? Do contentious definitions lead to unintended consequences for all partners? How does a government achieve the right balance between national ambition and harnessing private sector expertise? 15:30-16:30 What non-financial risks are affected by local content and how are these mitigated? Timeframes and outcomes: 5 KPIs for an effective local strategy Where does the region look to for benchmarking local content? : Tina Nduta, Managing Director, Eimara Africa Resources, The Extractives Network, Mining & Energy Martin Mbogo, Chair, Kenya Oil and Gas Association, Member of the Energy Board, KEPSA Giulia Buttery, CEO, UK, Middle East and Africa, OEM Energy 16:30 17:00 Networking Refreshment Break Political and investment trends - factors informing investment decisions The forecasts for an East Africa oil and gas boom are optimistic, but issues of governance, policy implementation and local expectations remain. How to ensure a fair deal for all stakeholders involved? 17:00 18:00 A look at the legal, institutional and regulatory challenges facing the oil & gas industry.

4 Strategies and policies for legislation: how do local content policies in East Africa compare with other regions? From managing oil and gas resources to tackling environmental and safety concerns. What role does industry have in addressing the issues that concern the public? How to maximise value from oil and gas discoveries for national and regional development. What is the impact of the capital gains tax? Julia Akur Ajuoi Magot, Head of Legal Department, Ministry of Petroleum and Mining, South Sudan Jean Devlin, Director Global Risk Analysis, Control Risks Robert Waruiru, Associate Director, Tax & Regulatory Services, KPMG 18:00 Close of Conference

5 Agenda Day Two: 17 th November :00 09:00 Registration and Breakfast Sustainable Development of East Africa s Oil & Gas The session will examine the role of development partners, donors and NGOs in promoting the sustainable development of East Africa s hydrocarbon resources. Improving the quality of training and ensuring relevance to the demands of the sector Stimulating equitable wealth and job creation Community engagement and expectation management 09:00 10:40 Strengthening government capacity for major project management and providing support to manage revenue streams Maren Diale-Schellschmidt, Country Director, AHK Patrick Obath, Associate Director, Adam Smith International Africa Aregash Asfaw, Regional Programmes Manager, Skills for Oil and Gas Africa (SOGA) Jeroen de Zeeuw, Social Development Specialist, Timu Community Development Associates Laban Onditi Rao, National Vice Chairman, The Kenya National Chamber of Commerce & Industry 10:40 11:10 Networking Refreshment Break Financing Oil & Gas Development Large-scale investment is required to develop East Africa s hydrocarbon deposits. Who is financing E&P projects, what financial options and deal structures are available? Low cost environment: how is the industry overcoming project cost challenges? Do banks have the appetite and capacity to deliver debt financing for projects? What is development finance s role in financing oil and gas development? 11:10 12:30 To what extent is East Africa s hydrocarbon industries attracting investment from local and regional investors? Gabriel Negatu, Regional Director, Eastern Africa, African Development Bank Osam Iyahen, Director, AFC Brij Mohan Bansal, Director and Board Member, Gulf Petrochem Everlister Kathure Kithinji, Petroleum Lawyer, National Oil Corporation of Kenya 12:30 14:00 14:00 15:30 Networking Lunch Servicing Onshore and Offshore Exploration & Production International oilfield service providers and local supply chain companies discuss the support and expertise available for the region Servicing the hydrocarbon industry: how to reduce costs and have an environmental impact

6 African cargo carriers: the logistics of oil and gas equipment Private equity perspective: developing a strong East African oilfield service industry and attracting investment Review of local content regulations in the upstream oil & gas sector Sanjeev Gadhia, CEO, Astral Aviation Limited Nyokabi Njuguna, Director, E+L Oil & Gas Toks Azeez, Business Development Director, Baker Hughes Iain Brewster, Director, Basis Africa Will Van der Merwe, Business Development, Palisade 15:30 16:00 Networking Refreshment Break New frontiers - how the oil and gas industry is harnessing the power of new technology and its smart application 16:00 16:30 A special presentation that looks at how the the oil and gas sector is leading the way in developing and applying new technologies to increase efficiencies in exploration, production, transport, sustainability and security. Moukarram Alameddine, SSA Sales Director, GE Oil and Gas Digital Solutions * awaiting confirmation