4 th New Libya Oil & Gas Forum NOC Award Ceremony October 2015 London, UK

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1 October 2015 London, UK NOC Award Ceremony Join the NOC for an exclusive Award Ceremony on the evening of 20 th October 4 th New Libya Oil & Gas Forum 2015 Endorsed by and under the auspices of: Elite Speaker Sponsor: Supported by: National Oil Corporation Libya

2 THE SUMMIT The New Libya Oil & Gas Forum, is the only place to meet and hear from the Libyan NOC. Officially endorsed for the 4 th time by the NOC, the New Libya Oil & Gas Forum will be featuring a number of Keynote Presentations from Libya s NOC, as the only event focusing on the hydrocarbon sector of Libya. Attending this important Forum will give you all necessary information addressing Libya s current situation, to equip you with all necessary information needed to form your strategy to operate and do business there. Libya is currently in need of stability, and is seeking long term partners who will help the country build relations with potential investors. This Forum will be a unique opportunity to meet with key Libyan executives who can guide you through different aspects of Libya s prolific oil and gas industry, assessing exploration and production issues, refineries, pipelines and regulations, so you can fully gauge the current status of the country with reference to these areas, and understand important developments and plans over the coming months. Major oil and gas producers have reported a steady increase on their daily crude oil production, whilst the NOC itself is working on important management, regulatory and crude oil export plans that will enhance quality of transactions and trade relations between suppliers, buyers, contractors, producers and the NOC. By attending the event you will get the opportunity to engage in key conversations with industry peers and high level decision makers from the NOC to exchange opinions, and discuss current geopolitical problems affecting Libya to envision the next steps towards progress for the country. Join us to meet the right people and top decision makers from the NOC so you can better understand how you can shape your involvement strategy within one of the most important oil and gas producers in the world. After three successful editions of the New Libya Oil & Gas Forum, IRN is proud to bring the 4 th edition of the only gathering supported by the NOC. Why join us Private meetings arranged with the NOC and IOCs, Exclusive presentations from Operators and the NOC, Operational updates, fully supported by the libyan noc, 100+ operators attending every year, Business meetings conducted during the event, Held in the most elegant venue in London, C-level attendance MEDIA PARTNERS World ils 2-4 th New Libya Oil & Gas Forum 2015

3 ENDORSEMENT LETTERS IRN is pleased to welcome the Official Support of the National Oil Corporation of Libya Who should attend? Managing Directors, Vice Presidents, Members of the Board, Directors, Heads and Advisors of: New Ventures Business Development Exploration Operations Production 3-4 th New Libya Oil & Gas Forum 2015 Assets and Projects Oil and Gas Technology Services HSEQ LNG Security The Summit is also relevant for: Oil & Gas experts Consultants Oil and Gas Law Practices Academics National Oil Companies Pipeline Companies Governmental Bodies and Associations Refineries EOR Construction Companies

4 SPEAKERS What is new this year? Last year s sell-out event included important announcements; 250 delegates and 40 IOC C-level delegation attending, with several discussions regarding steps ahead. This year, the NOC will be there to present exclusive details and answer all questions regarding Production, new projects, regulations, fiscal regime, petrochemicals, security and future business opportunities. Keynote Speech from Mostafa Sanallah Chairman Mohamed S. Ellob Head of Downstream Development Committee Mohamed El-Harari Head of Cooperation and Business Development Mohamed Ben Shitwan Chairman AGOCO Abdel-Fattah Shagan Chairman Mellitah Oil & Gas Nuri Berruien Former Chairman Bashir Garea Head of Exploration Department Hussein Al Remali Head of Technical Information Department Khalifa Yousef Omar Senior Advisor to the NOC, Chairman, President of the Gas & Reserves Committee, Libya Jamal Kerwat Head of Planning & Studies Noureldin Shukman Head of Reserves Department Ahmed Shawki Head of International Marketing Department Iftikhar Ahmad Consultant at Arabian Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO) David Boote Consultant Geologist David Boote Consulting Libya Forum Advisory Board Committee Peter Meyer CEO Middle East Association Mounir Bouaziz VP Commercial MENA Shell Roger Nunn Director, Nunn Associates Former President and General Manager, BP Exploration Libya Daniel Clarke-Lowes Managing Director and Principal Consultant Nubian Consulting Libya Forum Advisory Board Committee 4-4 th New Libya Oil & Gas Forum 2015 Jasper Peijs Vice President Exploration, Africa BP UK John Jack Hamilton Director Cross-border Information Nigel Lea Regional Director Libya GardaWorld

5 WHY JOIN US Very successful event in very difficult circumstances. The quality of delegates is impressive! NBD A good conference with a really interesting collection of attendees! Salamanca Group A great opportunity to meet and share experiences of different companies in the same field also to point out the views regarding our country after the liberation. Attendees from 2014, 2013 and 2012 included the Government Representatives and Directors from the NOC and all its subsidiary firms, as well as senior executives from groups such as: ABB Arabian Gulf Oil Company, Azzawiya Oil Refining Company, Baker Hughes BB Energy Bonatti BP Cameron CGGVeritas China Petroleum Technology & Development Corporation ConocoPhillips Crosco, Integrated Drilling & Well Services, Dana Gas PJSC Danagas Deloitte (Petroleum Services Group) Dolphin Geophysical ExxonMobil Upstream Ventures Flowserve Fugro INA ION Geophysical Concept Systems J&P Jowfe Oil Technology. Japan Oil, Gas & Metals National Coporation Maersk Oil Middle East Mubadala OMV Exploration & Production OPS Group Petrobras Petrofac PetroLibya Polish Oil & Gas Company Libya Ras Lanuf Oil & Gas Processing, Serica Energy Shell International Sonatrach Spectrum Geo Statoil Subsea 7 Techint SpA Turkish Petroleum Overseas Wintershall Libya Worley Parsons Bahrain...and many more 5-4 th New Libya Oil & Gas Forum 2015

6 WHY JOIN US A great opportunity for interaction between Governmental Authorities, E&P Companies, and Service Companies. Weatherford Sponsors from the previous Libya Forums include: 4 th New Libya Oil & Gas Forum

7 DAY 1: MONDay 19 TH OCTOber Registration and Coffee Welcome from Chryssa Tsouraki, Head of Oil & Gas, IRN Opening comments from the Chairman Keynote Speech from Mostafa Sanallah, Chairman, Presentation: Understanding all operational aspects of current and future E&P opportunities and activities onshore and offshore Libya What are the NOC s thoughts on an upcoming licensing round and how would such an idea be practically implemented in the current environment? Latest updates on new discoveries in Libya Introduction to Libya s main operators and their activities to date What were the changes around the joint venture landscape in Libya this year? Mohamed El-Harari, Head of Cooperation and Business Development, Presentation: Regional geology and petroleum system overview, onshore and offshore Libya Summary of proven petroleum systems Assessing the impact of recent conflicts on Libya s main oil and gas fields How does current geology promise further future seismic business onshore and offshore Libya? How can Libya proceed with further exploration plans during the recent political instability? David Boote, Consultant Geologist, David Boote Consulting Libya Forum Advisory Board Committee Presentation: Discussing the current regulatory framework around exploration and production activities Reviewing recent changes on new Libyan petroleum regulations and the impact of current institutional conflicts on operators and service providers What can Libya learn from other international examples? Which regulatory model would best fit the present geopolitical situation? Discussing fiscal regimes currently affecting active operating companies to understand how they could be improved to retain and accommodate or even attract international investment Jamal Kerwat, Head of Planning & Studies, Morning Break Panel Discussion: Investing in hydrocarbon activities within Libya What does the current fiscal regime entail regarding foreign investment on petroleum activities? What is the government take percentage scheme, and how does that work today? Working with the NOC to achieve maximum level cooperation leading to successful operations in current and new projects Identifying projects that need investment now and in the near future Details and information for your involvement How can the NOC ensure maximum security implemented on future projects? What are the future business opportunities associated with joint ventures? Khalifa Yousef Omar, Senior Advisor to the NOC, Chairman & President of the Gas and Reserves Committee, Libya Panel Discussion: : A guide on how to protect your investment in Libya Introducing the 1000 projects that require investment Financial security of investment Discussing case studies of different successful and unsuccessful examples to find the elements that will maximise security investment in Libya How can the NOC encourage better investment protection by using other international examples? Current policies in place to maximise investment security- how effective are they? Does the current fiscal system justify increased risks in physical security? Lunch Break 7-4 th New Libya Oil & Gas Forum 2015

8 DAY 1: MONDay 19 TH OCTOber 2015 (continued) Panel Discussion: Addressing urgent technology needs for service providers Pipeline maintenance Fields maintenance Facilities Security HSE Dr. Hussein Al Remali, Head of Technical Information Department, Presentation: Discussing examples of successful cooperation with the NOC A dialogue between the NOC and IOCs - what are the key factors that make Libya so attractive? Developing excellent relations with the NOC through partnership models What are the most recent changes within the NOC? Ahmed Shawki, Lead of International Marketing Department, Panel Discussion: Assessing the most investment worthy development projects on existing fields in Libya What are the most developed fields in Libya, and which ones are in need for further development? Identifying current technologies applied What are Libya s needs in terms of security? Assessing increased needs for advanced technology and discussing business opportunities around it Daniel Clarke-Lowes, Managing Director and Principal Consultant, Nubian Consulting, Libya Forum Advisory Board Committee Afternoon Break Presentation: Realising the opportunity for Libya Gauging the opportunity Reviewing the challenge Industry response Conditions for a widespread resumption of operations Roger Nunn, Director, Nunn Associates, Former President and General Manager, BP Exploration Libya Presentation: EOR projects and modern applications Identifying EOR opportunities in the country What are current operators plans on redevelopment or mature fields in Libya? Discussing modern techniques and technologies that can and should be applied to maximise production capabilities of existing oil fields and how you can get involved today or in the near future Mounir Bouaziz, VP Commercial MENA, Shell Panel Discussion: Discussing production levels from a country perspective and how we can help Libya rebuild key structures How much crude oil did Libya produce this year? Gas production: Annual summary of production in gas fields How much can Libya produce and what could enable increased production levels? How Libya can recover from ongoing conflicts, and how the oil industry will play a major role in rebuilding Libya Roger Nunn, Director, Nunn Associates, Former President and General Manager, BP Exploration Libya Closing Remarks from the Chairman Networking Reception Gala Dinner 4 th New Libya Oil & Gas Forum

9 DAY 2: TUEsday 2O TH OCTOber Registration and Coffee Opening comments from the Chairman Panel Discussion: Reviewing Libya s pipeline system Current pipeline system capabilities for oil and gas transportation What are the critical points Libya should focus on to raise investment interest levels? Pipeline security - what are the main lines affected by regional conflicts and what is needed in order to recover? Defining Libya s current need in international know-how and investement Morning Break Panel Discussion: An update on local content development in Libya IOC/NOC collaboration to address local enhancement How is Libya currently integrating the oil and gas sector into the rest of the economy due to recent political and institutional challenges? What is the next step for a healthier sustainability approach and contribution of oil companies in Libya? Nuri Barruien, Former Chairman, Presentation: Raising HSE standards in a demanding environment Environmental impact assessment and recent successful stories of offshore HSE accidents that were effectively treated Establishment of central laboratory for environmental research Requirements offshore Effective treatment of water, gas and sludge Discussing overall security needs to operate in Libya s present environment What are the business opportunities for international players? Lunch Break Presentation: The Refining and Petrochemicals industry in Libya and the region World refining capacities European and North African Clean Products Market; assessing regional export opportunities Identifying trends and challenges for the Libyan downstream industry Mohamed S. Ellob, Head of Downstream Development Committee, Presentation: Assessing Libya s status as an oil and gas exporter What are the current price, security and government challenges Libya has to face? What is NOC s plan to ensure security of supply? Revising current export payment methods for European and other regional Libyan petroleum importers Dr. Noureldin Shukman, Head of Reserves Department, Presentation: Rebuilding Libya s refineries Reviewing NOC plans for revamping and redeveloping existing refineries What are the new petrochemical facilities and refineries to be built in Libya? How to maximise utilisation of current resources Security in existing refineries Panel Discussion: How does the Libyan oil and gas sector cope with increasing security risks? What are the most successful examples of employee and installation security in Libya presently Focusing on security issues around oil and gas operations, onsite inspection and staff protection amongst others Discussing crisis management and business continuity strategies followed by organisations working in challenging environments worldwide National Oil Corporation Libya Award Ceremony Join the NOC for an exclusive award ceremony at the end of the second day. The NOC remains thankful to their partners who have been helping Libya throughout these critical times and will reward them for their continuous support during the NOC Award Ceremony. They will also openly discuss new opportunities for future partnerships according to the outcome of the event s networking sessions Closing comments from the Chairman Thank you from IRN

10 DAY 3: WEDNESday 21 TH OCTOber Registration and Coffee Workshop 1: Relevant oil and gas regulations and Petroleum Law in Libya Petroleum law Award of E&P contracts and EPSA IV- how can that all be implemented and what are the discussions around changing it? What is planned in terms of new awards? Reviewing current framework around DEPSA (Development and Production Sharing Agreement) Fiscal regime Laws relating to the promotion and the protection of foreign investment What are the Entry Requirements according to current law? Other requirements for new investors in Libya Lunch Break Workshop 2: Physical Security and Risk Management in Libya Overview of geopolitical issues affecting Libya s hydrocarbons sector Identifying regional differences and how this affects your security planning Best practise in cooperation with regional authorities and other stakeholders Reducing the insider threat: employee screening and engaging with your employees An overview of the latest protection technologies applicable within the Libyan context Lessons learned from operations in other higher risk environments Formulating and implementing an effective crisis and disaster management plan Nigel Lea, Regional Director Libya, GardaWorld End of Workshops 4 th New Libya Oil & Gas Forum

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