The information in the present report will support our DeepSea Environmental Monitoring Cluster to create strategy and focus for the upcoming

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1 The information in the present report will support our DeepSea Environmental Monitoring Cluster to create strategy and focus for the upcoming challenges and opportunities in deep-sea science, technology and business, in Brazil and Norway.

2 1 THE THEME FOR ROG2018: TRANSFORMATION The 2018 slogan of Rio Oil & Gas sums up the industry s recovery scenario, with the recovery of oil prices and new auctions scheduled for 2018 and Through the congress, the exhibition and side events, we discussed together, the perspectives and ways to the future of industry in Brazil and in the world. About visitors participated on this year s expo and conference. More than 500 exhibitors from 31 countries were present, and the event was 20 percent bigger than the 2016 edition, according to IBP. The 19th edition of Latin-America s biggest oil and gas event takes place as international oil prices reach record high levels. The event brought together the entire productive chain of the sector and, finally, to reach the common goal: the growth and highlight of industry in Brazil. The motto chosen for Rio Oil & Gas this year was Turning challenges into opportunities. The debates provided in the technical program cover Upstream, Downstream, Gas and Energy, Digital Technologies and Industry Management. In addition to the exhibition, Rio Oil & Gas organized several parallel events scheduled simultaneously. REC participated on III SEMINAR BRAZIL x NORUEGA & DIGITALIZATION SEMINAR among other meetings during the ROG2018. The Brazilian Association of Norwegian Shipowners - ABRAN, in partnership with the Royal Consulate General of Norway, FGV RIO and FGV Energia organized in Rio de Janeiro the III Seminar Brazil X Norway, with themes on the recovery of the oil sector and gas in Brazil, the new technological trends and the reflexes in the regulation of the maritime and offshore sector. Deputy Minister of Petroleum and Energy Ingvil Smines Tybring-Gjedde, Norway's Consul General Sissel Hodne Steen, ABRAN President Felipe Meira, and the Director of FGV Direito Prof. Sérgio Guerra. The event also had excellent presentations by the Brazilian Navy, ANTAQ and Petrobras. Innovation Norway, The Consul General, NORWEP and GCE Subsea organized the breakfast seminar during Rio Oil & Gas The theme for this seminar was Digital Transformation Shaping the oil, gas and maritime future. The hot topic digitalization brought issues as the impact and opportunities of digital transformation in the oil and gas sector. Petrobras, Equinor, DNV GL, Aker Solutions, Kongsberg and 4Subsea debated and presented their initiatives and challenges in the search for greater digital integration of their operations and the industry. REC, Norwegian and Brazilian multidisciplinary professionals participated on the 25th, in the launch of the environmental database, a joint initiative of the ANP-National Agency for Petroleum, Natural gas and biofuels, the Brazilian Institute for the Environment and renewable natural resources-ibama and members of the Industry for the management of environmental data collected during oil and gas activities. Norway's Vice minister for Oil and Energy Ingvil Smines Tybring-Gjedde congratulated the initiative and pointed out that proper management and public access to this data are extremely valuable to the industry and to society. In august, a delegation composed of members of the ANP and IBAMA were in Norway exchanging information and best practices in the management of technical data.

3 2 THE INNOVATION NORWAY STAND (o55) IN THE NORWEGIAN PAVILLION: 22 Norwegian companies were part of the Norwegian pavilion this year, and many of the companies, as Runde Miljøsenter were present at Rio Oil & Gas for the first time. A lot of opportunities in Brazil is going forward, it is an exciting, but challenging market especially for a newcomer, but there are many of valuable input from networking with experienced service providers and partners. Equinor s increasing presence in Brazil has undoubtedly made other Norwegian stakeholders look this way, despite the crisis that hit both Brazil and the norwegian oil and gas sector so severely. Norwegian authorities are also aware of Brazil s importance to Norwegian offshore suppliers, and it was Deputy Minister of Petroleum and Energy, Ingvil Smines Tybring-Gjedde who formally opened the Norwegian pavilion at Rio Oil & Gas 2018, as she did in Ingvil Smines Tybring-Gjedde, Deputy Minister of Petroleum and Energy, Norwegian industry does have a place in the Brazilian market. And it is a win-win situation for all players, The Innovation Norway Pavilion it was the perfect venue to meet, to talk to other norwegian companies and to Brazilian authorities. Mr. Stein Gunnar Bondevik, head of Innovation Norway in Brazil believes that the presence of a Norwegian industrial giant (Equinor) has sent a very clear message to the market: the need of more Norwegian companies and suppliers in Brazil.

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5 4 III SEMINAR BRAZIL X NORWAY - THE RECOVERY OF OIL AND GAS ACTIVITIES IN BRAZIL, THE NEW TECHNOLOGICAL TRENDS AND THE REPERCUSSIONS IN THE REGULATION OF THE MARITIME AND OFFSHORE SECTOR" Program (25/09/2018) Opening Mrs. Sissel Hodne Steen Consul General Norwegian Consulate General Mrs. Ingvil Smines Tybring-Gjedde Deputy Minister Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy Prof. Sergio Guerra Director FGV Law School Rio Mr. Felipe Meira President ABRAN Mr. Carlos Quintella Director FGV Energia Thinking Ocean - the importance of developing a coordinated and integrated energy policy and the impact on the maritime and offshore sector Mrs. Ingvil Smines Tybring-Gjedde Deputy Minister Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy The Brazilian regulatory framework and the relevance to adapt to market changes and technological shifts on the maritime and offshore sectors Prof. Sergio Guerra Prof. Sergio Guerra Director FGV Law School Rio Panel of Discussion: The challenges and opportunities driven by the recovery of oil & gas activities with growing technological transformations and concerns related to climate change Moderator: Prof. Patricia Sampaio FGV Law School Rio The role of the Brazilian Maritime Authority and the challenges driven by the recovery of oil & gas activities in Brazil Vice-Admiral Roberto Gondim Carneiro da Cunha Director of DPC Brazilian Navy The role of National Regulatory Agency for Waterways (ANTAQ) and the challenges brought about by the recovery of oil and gas activities and technological trends Mr. Mario Povia Director General ANTAQ The role of the Norwegian Maritime Authority (NMA) and impact of new technologies and lower carbon emission requirements on the regulation of the maritime and offshore sector Mr. Lasse Karlsen Technical Director Norwegian Maritime Authority Petrobras and perspectives for the future, new technological trends and reflexes in the procurement of goods and services for the maritime and offshore sector Mr. Claudio Cesar de Araújo Executive Manager of Good and Service Supply Petrobras Panel discussion Vice-Admiral Roberto Gondim Carneiro da Cunha Director of DPC Brazilian Navy Mr. Mario Povia Director General ANTAQ Mr. Lasse Karlsen Technical Director Norwegian Maritime Authority Mr. Claudio Cesar de Araújo Mr. Claudio Cesar de Araújo Executive Manager of Good and Service Supply Petrobras Final remarks government relations and new regulations are the main drivers for the recuperation in marine and maritime sectors.

6 5 Prof. Patricia Sampaio, Vice-Admiral Roberto Gondim Carneiro da Cunha Vice-Admiral Director of DPC Brazilian Navy, Mario Povia Director General ANTAQ, Mr. Lasse Karlsen Director Norwegian Maritime Authority, Mr. Claudio Cesar de Araújo Executive Manager of Good and Service Supply Petrobras, Mr. Felipe Meira President ABRAN The recently brazilian reform has created new alternatives to the norwegian companies bring back investments to Brazil to increase the with more predictability of challenges. Technological transformations are adapted to regulatory procedures by regulatory agencies, confirmed by the national court, and the technical competence of regulatory agencies shall bring predictability to the country and to the national market. Increase efficiency with cost reduction will make the oil price more attractive with significant impact to the entire economy. Prospects for significant growth in ocean economy is expected to The prediction about double of oil production in 10 years will motivate the norwegian maritime development in Brazilian waters. Brazil already started modifies values and regulatory frames about foreign vessel s flags, following the same agenda from ANP, and the common regulation shall make it easier for the norwegian maritime sector to collaborate with the brazilian companies. OECD report on the global growth of ocean economy in Norway and Brazil describe strong potential area for bilateral cooperation. The energy efficient, low carbon emission innovation and new subsea technology are very important to the new maritime industry in both countries. In 2023 is expected the final new green shipping regulation. Norway is taking the leading and the maritime sector is the key player on history of blue growth for the green revolution.

7 6 DIGITALIZATION SEMINAR RIO OIL & GAS 2018 DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION SHAPING THE OIL, GAS AND MARITIME FUTURE. In collaboration with Innovation Norway, Norwegian Energy Partners, Royal Norwegian Consulate General Rio de Janeiro, GCE subsea, the Digitalization Seminar included the Vice Minister Mrs. Ingvil Smines Tybring-Gjedde from the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy and the Consul General Mrs. Sissel Hodne Steen from the Consulate General of Norway Rio de Janeiro to introduce the seminar and brought speakers as senior managers from Petrobras, Equinor and DNVGL. The panel participants represented companies such as Aker Solutions, NTNU, Kongsberg Digital, 4Subsea, GCE Subsea and GCE Node. Programme (26/09/2018) Welcoming words, Sissel Hodne Steen, Consul General Keynote, Ingvil Smines Tybring-Gjedde, Deputy Minister Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy Petrobras perspective on the influence of increased digital processes in the O&G industry, Augusto Borella, Digital Transformation Manager Petrobras Equinor s perspective on the influence of increased digital processes in the O&G industry, TBC, Equinor An overview on general trends and opportunities, TBC, DNVGL Moderated panel discussion on how Norwegian industry players view, plan and deal with current drastic changes in the industry driven by the digital transformation Mrs. Gunn Vik Regional Director South America Norwep. Peter Jenkins, CEO 4Subsea, Jan Tore Linstad, Sales Director offshore at Kongsberg Maritime, Raphael Naghirniac, Innovation, Technology and Business manager at Aker Solutions, Anderson Lima, Head of Digital Innovation at Equinor and Augusto Borella, Digitalization Manager of Petrobras.

8 7 Mr. Augusto Borella, Petrobras Executive Manager of digital transformation was the first speaker to share the industry s perspective on the topic. In October, Petrobras will have a dedicated team in place to lead the digital transformation of the company, and digitalization has been identified as a key point in the business strategy. According to Anderson Lima, Manager for digitalization and innovation in Equinor, digitalization is a key enabler to fulfil the Equinor strategy of safe, low carbon and high value operations. Recently, Equinor inaugurated the first remote operations centre in Bergen, with five platforms connected. The company has six concrete, ongoing digitalization projects and is also piloting new digital solutions. DNV GL regional manager Jorge Ortiz explained that the digitalization is a process where we go from software products and platforms to digital ecosystems, depending on asset type and the challenge it is this journey. CEO Peter Jenkins called his company 4Subsea said their focus are services on wells and flexible risers, and 4Subsea sees a huge potential as digitalization will help them to move from a reactive to a proactive approach when it comes to operations, as well as reducing costs. During the panel debate, the invited speakers included Peter Jenkins of 4Subsea, Raphael Naghirniac, Innovation, Technology and Business manager at Aker Solutions, Augusto Borella, Digitalization Manager of Petrobras, Anderson Lima, Head of Digital Innovation at Equinor and Jan Tore Linstad, Sales Director offshore at Kongsberg Maritime.the panelists discussed how the industry views, plans and deals with current drastic changes in the industry, driven by the digital transformation. Mr. Naghirniac shared insights on how Aker Solutions uses digital solutions to improve efficiency and sustainability, both environmentally and economically. Kongsberg Maritime, has been using digital solutions for more than 30 years, collecting data and making intelligent use of the data.

9 8 LAUNCH OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL DATABASE OF THE ANP The inauguration of the environmental database of the ANP, in Rio Oil & Gas, was attended by the directors of the Agency, the Environmental Licensing coordinator of Marine and coastal enterprises of IBAMA, Antônio Borges; The Minister of Norway, Ingvil Gjedde; And the Norwegian consul Sissel Hodne. The event held on September 25 at Rio Oil & Gas was an initiative developed by the IAGC with the support of the regulatory agencies. Cristiano Vilardo, an environmental analyst at IBAMA, highlighted the cooperative work carried out jointly between regulatory bodies such as IBAMA and ANP, and the industry for the development of environmental data management solutions related to the oil and gas segment. The Data base Portal will consolidate all the Environmental Licensing data of the exploration phases in one place, and will allow universal access to this data, which can be used both for society and for companies. The cooperation with IBAMA will bring improvements from the point of view of environmental protection and will contribute more investment to the sector, which has been advancing much from the regulatory standpoint. The agility in environmental licensing is one of the challenges for the oil and gas industry in Brazil. The new approach, where ANP and IBAMA cooperate is intended to help to unlock the new investments in the oil and gas sector in Brazil. The launch of the Environmental Database represented a milestone for the sector, promoting a constructive dialogue between public and private institutions. Norway's Vice minister for Oil and Energy Ingvil Smines Tybring-Gjedde

10 9 NBBCC RIO OIL & GAS NETWORKING DINNER The event is growing bigger for every edition, and this is a place where the Norwegian business meet friends, clients and business partners. This is also an event where authorities mark their presence. The industry is recovering and there were big players actively presente at Rio Oil & Gás 18. Representatives of Brazilian regulatory body ANP and representatives from the Brazilian Navy, from IBP and from top Brazilian and Norwegian law firms were also present at the event which is known as the best networking event during Rio Oil & Gas. This year s dinner attracted 530 guests, and it was the 7th time that top executives and top management from companies like Equinor, Aker Solutions, DNV GL, BW Offshore and Runde Environmental Centre.

11 10 THE BRAZILIAN AND NORWEGIAN COLLABORATION FOR THE OCEAN ECONOMY Brazil market is really important for the sustainable use of ocean, responsible use, protecting solutions to combat climate change and to assure sustainable solutions for people. Smarter and greener operations, green solutions are good business for the bilateral cooperation between Brazil and Norway. Green revolution will produce the best business for next energy century. Digital solutions can make the oil and gas industry future-fit and more sustainable. Both Norway and Brazil are pioneers on the energy, oil and gas sector, and digital transformation is a new frontier to conquer together. The UN GOALS, COP21 and National Action Plans shall enforce the new green shipping revolution in Brazil and Norway. Brazil and Norway need to generate value for all stakeholders. The digital transformation and green solutions will affect business models and change the business culture. The challenge is to discover now what will matter tomorrow to transform our ocean economy into a sustainable future today. Norway s Deputy Minister of Petroleum and Energy, Mrs. Ingvil Smines Tybring-Gjedde said: «Norway is a world leader working with digital solutions, and we have a lot to gain from digitalization, an important tool in making sustainable use of ocean-based resources. The industry must be part of the effort to develop new technologies, part of the solution to the global challenges we are facing, and we have to make solutions available on the global market. Green solutions are simply good business. The energy and maritime sectors continue to be the engine for green and blue growth, and digitalization is one of the many tools to accomplish exactly that». Cross discipline collaboration, data sharing and access, are the challenges going forward for better use of the global ocean. Green solutions are probably one of the most important way to improve the oil and gas business, in all phases of the value chain in Brazil and Norway. The future of our ocean economy is also about culture and about our ability to change using greener solutions. Digitalization will make the oil and gas industry future fit for a better society. The ocean data as a resource needs to be managed in a responsible way, with a purpose. In a fast pace era, where all of us are in a state of constant transformation, the digitalization is an important tool to share and to strength the knowledge and business, for the industry and for the environment. Collaborative innovation in the Norwegian and Brazilian Oil & Gas Industry shall create a stronger and greener new ocean economy. :