AFRICA S ELITE EVENT FOR ENERGY INVESTMENT & POLICY

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1 AFRICA S ELITE EVENT FOR ENERGY INVESTMENT & POLICY JUNE 6-7, 2016 Cape Town, South Africa

2 PROFILE Africa s elite event for energy investment & policy Africa Oil & Power draws a premier crowd of ministers and senior level government officials and top executives of private sector companies spanning the entire value chain, including upstream, downstream, power generation and legal and finance. The event is the benchmark for top-tier networking and high-level discussion on a multitude of issues concerning the African energy and electricity landscape.

3 VISION The objective of Africa Oil & Power is to create the most engaging content experience from the industry s biggest power brokers.

4 TARGET AUDIENCE Ministers and senior level government officials in oil, gas and power Executives from NOC s, IOC s and private and publicly listed upstream independents Energy policy and legal experts VIP s in power generation, transmission and distribution Executives in banking, finance, investment and private equity Services and supplies, engineering and construction and support-related entities Oil, gas, power and business media

5 WHY ATTEND 1. NETWORKING The elite, hand-picked collection of speakers will put delegates face to face with the industry people who matter most: the decision makers. Africa Oil & Power offers a second to none peer-to-peer networking experience. 2. ENGAGING CONTENT Africa Oil & Power aims to become the African benchmark for high-level discussion on a multitude of topics covering the African energy and electricity landscape. The high standard is derived from the quality of the speaker panel and the extensive industry experience of the organizers 3. ALL ABOUT BUSINESS Africa Oil & Power is dedicated to the capital and power brokers of the industry. It s a chance to shake hands and get right down to the business of making deals.

6 June 6, :00 Registration & Coffee The PROGRAM Collect your delegate pass from AOP representatives in the lobby of The Westin Cape Town and enjoy coffee and refreshments. 09:00 Welcome Address 09:30 Session 1: The Ministers & NOC Panel We introduce the first and only discussion composed of all African oil and gas ministers. Our panelists expound on the continent s vast exploration opportunities and the inevitable challenges they face to reverse oil production declines. Framed within the context of flagging commodity prices, the ministers discuss how to keep their oil and gas industries on track for growth. 11:00 Coffee Break & Networking

7 09:30 THE MINISTERS & NOC PANEL H.E. Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima Minister of Mines, Industry and Energy Equatorial Guinea H.E. Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah Minister of Petroleum Ghana H.E. Djerassem Le-Bemadiel Minister of Energy and Petroleum Chad Andrew Kamau Principal Secretary Ministry of Energy & Petroleum, Kenya Alex Mould CEO, GNPC Ghana Varsha Singh VP, New Ventures Upstream, PetroSA South Africa

8 11:30 THE UPSTREAM PANEL Nick Cooper CEO Ophir Energy Kola Karim CEO Shoreline Natural Resources Frank Ene CEO Royal Gate Felix Amieyeofori Managing Director Energia June 6, :30 Session 2: The Upstream Panel This handpicked panel draws together executives from international majors, foreign independents and homegrown E&P firms. Our upstream experts tackle a multitude of timely topics, from portfolio management to project execution to capital allocation to M&A trends. They also confront one of the industry s biggest dilemmas: How to invest in critical resource exploration with significantly less capital. Dr. Thabo Kgogo CEO SacOil Holdings 13:00 Lunch & Networking

9 14:00 MARKET SPOTLIGHT EQUATORIAL GUINEA June 6, :00 Session 3: Market Spotlight Equatorial Guinea Equatorial Guinea stormed onto the global energy scene in the 1990s with large offshore discoveries that made the country one of Africa s elite producers. But production declines and a sagging oil price have dampened prospects and slowed down the economy. The country s leadership is determined to reverse these trends with a potent mix of new offshore exploration, gas megaprojects and downstream diversification. In this Market Spotlight, industry experts discuss Equatorial Guinea s imminent resurgence. H.E. Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima Minister of Mines, Industry and Energy Equatorial Guinea 19:00 Gala Dinner

10 09:00 THE POWER PANEL June 7, :30 Welcome & Coffee Joël Nana Kontchou General Director ENEO Cameroon Igor Hulak Head Utilities and Energy Practice in Africa A.T. Kearney 09:00 Session 4: The Power Panel Africa is blessed with a wealth of hydrocarbon and renewable resources but it lags behind the rest of the world in electricity access and capacity. And increases in power generation have not kept up with rising demand. This panel brings together executives from public and private entities to discuss investment needs and the role of privatization and power transmission pools to improve performance and bring grid access to the masses. Derek Campbell CEO TransGen Energy 10:30 Coffee Break & Networking

11 11:00 THE POLICY & LAW PANEL June 7, :00 Session 5: The Policy & Law Panel With 54 countries, Africa is a complex assemblage of legal jurisdictions with overlapping national boundaries. As more African countries emerge as oil and gas producers and the drive to explore resources intensifies, resolving territorial disputes is more critical than ever before. Our respected roster of policy and legal experts analyzes the role that dispute resolution will play in unlocking vast energy reserves, and explains how energy firms can navigate the region s various legal landscapes. Jude Kearney Chair of Africa Practice Greenberg Traurig Lloyd Manokore Partner Manokore Attorneys NJ Ayuk CEO Centurion Law Group Soji Awogbade Managing Partner AELEX 13:00 Lunch & Networking

12 14:00 THE PROJECTS & PROSPECTS PANEL June 7, 2016 Igho Sanomi CEO Taleveras Group Eric A. Williams President Royal Triangle Energy Solutions Akin Odumakinde CEO DeltaTek Milko Binza Moussirou Managing Director Koval Petroleum 14:00 Session 6: The Projects & Prospects Panel Pipelines, power stations, production facilities and petrochemical plants. Africa s list of infrastructure needs is as long and the amount of capital available is limited. In this unique panel, we bring together the experts in project execution service providers, engineering and construction contractors and free zone and port operators. They discuss the factors that make energy projects succeed or fail in a competitive marketplace. 15:15 Coffee Break & Networking

13 15:45 THE FINANCE & INVESTMENT PANEL June 7, :45 Session 7: The Finance & Investment Panel A number of Africa s hydrocarbons projects were conceived in the high oil price environment of the early 2010s. The reality of a sub $60 barrel has shifted the economics for companies and governments with stakes on the ground. Our panel examines the fall-out, looks at examples of successful downturn strategies and casts a glance towards an increasingly complex future for the continent s energy sector investors. Dolapo Oni Head of Energy Research Ecobank Nyonga Fofang Managing Director Bambili Group 17:30 Cocktail Reception Rob Withagen / Moderator Managing Partner Asoko Insight

14 DETAILS Date: June 6-7, 2016 Location: The Westin Cape Town, South Africa

15 OFFICIAL LEGAL SPONSOR: ELITE RECEPTION SPONSOR:

16 MEDIA PARTNERS OFFICIAL NEWSWIRE: ELITE PARTNERS: PREMIUM PARTNERS: ONLINE MEDIA PARTNERS:

17 Information: Sponsorship: SONIA DJOUZI

18 PROGRAM / June 6, :00 Registration & Coffee 09:00 Welcome Address 09:30 Session 1: The Ministers & NOC Panel 11:00 Coffee Break & Networking 11:30 Session 2: The Upstream Panel 13:00 Lunch & Networking 14:00 Session 3: Market Spotlight Equatorial Guinea 20:00 Gala Dinner

19 PROGRAM / June 7, :30 Registration & Coffee 09:00 Session 4: The Power Panel 10:30 Coffee Break & Networking 11:00 Session 5: The Policy & Law Panel 13:00 Lunch & Networking 14:00 Session 6: the Projects & Prospects Panel 15:15 Coffee Break & Networking 15:45 Session 7: The Finance & Investment Panel 17:30 Cocktail Reception

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