Sharing the Norwegian Experiences in Sustainable Petroleum Resource Management to ASCOPE and CCOP. Dr Oystein Berg Special Adviser PETRAD

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1 Sharing the Norwegian Experiences in Sustainable Petroleum Resource Management to ASCOPE and CCOP Dr Oystein Berg Special Adviser PETRAD 1

2 30 years of knowledge sharing with Government Agencies and National Oil Companies in East and South East Asia through ASCOPE and CCOP Norwegian Petroleum Directorate Petroleum Safety Authority Norway Petrad International Programme for Petroleum Management and Administration

3 Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) Established in 1972 and has just over 200 employees Reports to the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate objectife is to create the greatest possible value for society from oil and gas activities by means of prudent resource management, based on safety, emergency preparedness and safeguarding the natural environment.

4 Petroleum Safety Authority Norway (PSA) Established in 1972 and was part of NPD until 1 Janury and has approximately 170 employees Reports to the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs PSA is an independent government regulator with responsibility for safety, emergency preparedness and the working environment in the Norwegian petroleum industry

5 Petrad International Programme for Petroleum Management and Administration Established in 1989 by the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate and NORAD The Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation Petrad is a non-profit Norwegian Government Foundation and reports to an independent Board of Directors Objective to share knowledge and experience within the petroleum sector on government policy, government and industry administration, petroleum technologies and systems with managers and experts in Government Agencies and National Oil Companies.

6 The Oil for Development (OfD) programme was launched by the Norwegian Government in September OfD represents a thematic broadening of the petroleum sector development assistance that Norway has provided since the early 1980s through an increased focus on revenue management and environmental management. The operative goal of the programme is economically, environmentally and socially responsible management of petroleum resources which safeguards the needs of future generations.

7 International Co-operation

8 JWG, New Dehli,

9 NPD Topics for institutional cooperation Policy development Strategy development Legal framework (Acts, Regulations, Guidelines, Treaties etc.) Institutional models Human resource development (manning/training ) Promotion and licencing Resource assessments Data management Technical support

10 Order hard copy for free. Postage and handling included. Norway CO2 storage atlas ready A CO2 storage atlas for the Norwegian Continental Shelf has now been made. This is a prerequisite for capture and storage. Minister of Petroleum and Energy Tord Lien received the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate's (NPD) CO2 storage atlas on Wednesday 21 May, 2014.

11 PSA Topics for institutional cooperation Safety & Environmental policy development Safety & Environmental Legal framework Safety Management and Supervisory control Risk and Hazard Identification and Analysis Risk Acceptance Criteria Working Environment Emergency Preparedness

12 Petroleum Safety Authority Project with PetroVietnam ( ) Development of management systems on health, safety and environment in the Vietnamese petroleum industry Goals and objectives Establish a sustainable and efficient management of health, safety and environment in the Vietnamese oil and gas industry, to minimize risk of personnel injury, major accidents and environmental damage. Implementation of Petrovietnam s recently developed policy and corporate requirements for HSE management Further development of Petrovietnam s HSE corporate management systems, tools and practices, including its HSE objectives, strategies and plans HSE training activities to support Petrovietnam s system developments through competence and capacity building Support the development of appropriate HSE management systems in Petrovietnam s subsidiaries based on Petrovietnam s corporate HSE management system Development of emergency response management Development of oil/hazardous waste management Total budget: USD 1,3 mill.

13 First Norwegian cooperation related to petroleum sector with Vietnam in 1980

14 NORWAY CENTRE now PETROVIETNAM MANPOWER TRAINING COLLEGE in Baria, Vung Tau, Vietnam PETROVIETNAM UNIVERSITY MOVES TO ONE CAMPUS IN BARIA, VUNG TAU

15 CCOP Two important decisions 1. Pay more attention to Environmental challenges (1978) 2. Increasing emphasis on Petroleum Data Management (1979)

16 1. Pay more attention to Environmental challenges (1978) 1978 CCOP Special advisers urged CCOP to pay more attention on environmental problems related to offshore petroleum and minerals development in the region. CCOP got limited funds from United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) for work on environmental issues in South East Asia. At 1980 CCOP Annual Meeting Special Advisers spent more time discussing the Marine Environment Programme. Emphasis that should be placed on cooperation between CCOP and ASCOPE, both in implementation of the programme and in seeking international finance.

17 1. Pay more attention to Environmental challlenges (1978) cont. By 1984, very positive steps were emerging to place more emphasis on practical matters of the marine environment through an Offshore Safety Programme. A workshop on offshore safety sponsored by CCOP/UNDP, ASCOPE and the Norwegian Engineering Committee on Oceanic Resources (NECOR) was held in Jakarta in March 1984 and it was subsequently proposed that Deputy Director of the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD), Dr. Oystein Berg, should act as adviser to CCOP and assist in the establishment of a Standing Working Group on Offshore Safety. Dr. Berg consulted with Member Countries and later in the year proposed draft terms of reference for the Working Group and a proposed programme of activities. This was to be the start of a long and fruitful relationship between the Norwegian Government, NPD, CCOP and ASCOPE in the field of petroleum development and safety.

18 2. Increasing emphasis on Petroleum Data Management (1979) In Special Advisers stressed that increasing emphasis should be given to petroleum data management in the individual Member Countries and their Governments should be urged to establish national hydrocarbon data centers following the initiative shown by the Government of Thailand. The successful Working Group on Petroleum Data and the previously formed Working Group on Petroleum Geology were merged in 1985 into a single Working Group on Resources Assessment (WGRA). The first meeting of WGRA was held in 1986 and the proposed basin analysis project was discussed. The project was also to be part of a world-wide programme sponsored by IUGS. In East and South East Asia it would be implemented in cooperation with CCOP. In order to initiate the project it was necessary for CCOP to secure the endorsement and cooperation of the ASEAN Council on Petroleum (ASCOPE). 3rd WGRA Meeting 1988, Impala Hotel, Bangkok

19 Increasing emphasis on Petroleum Data Management (1979) cont. The Norwegian Engineering Committee on Oceanic Resources (NECOR) had worked with UNDP- SOPAC in early 1980-ies on Oceanic projects in SE Asia and the Pacific. NECOR became involved with CCOP and ASCOPE through the initiation of the Offshore Safety Programme in In 1989 NECOR transferred the coordination with ASCOPE and CCOP to Norad Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation. Norad subequently signed a 3 year cooperation agreement worth approximately 3 mill USD to support CCOP in the area of Resource Assessment, basin studies and data technology together with activities related to offshore safety and the environment A Programme Coordinator was assigned to work with the CCOP TS on the Resource Assessment Activities Mr. Ivar Miljeteig, Statoil.

20 CCOP NORWAY PROGRAMS Rep II Planning Meeting Working Group on Resource Assessment (WGRA) ( ) Program Coordinator: Mr. Ivar Miljeteig, Statoil Oil and Gas Resource Management (OGRM) ( ) Program Coordinator: Mr. Steinar Mæhle, Statoil Resources Evaluation and Planning (REP-I) ( ) Program Coordinator: Mr. Einar Johan Asphaug, Statoil Resources Evaluation and Planning (REP-II ) ( ) Program Coordinators: Mr. Per Blystad, NPD and Mr. Jan Erik Kalheim, NPD Petroleum Policy and Management (PPM) ( ) Program Coordinators: Mr. Gunnar Søyland, NPD and Mr. Sim Caluyong, CCOP Petroleum Policy and Management for DMR, Thailand, January 1997 Enhancing Public Petroleum Management of the CCOP Member Countries (EPPM) ( ) Program Coordinator: Mr. Sim Caluyong, CCOP CO-FINANCED WITH AUSTRALIA CCOP CO2 Storage Mapping (CCS-M) Program ( ) Program Coordinator: Mr. Sim Caluyong, CCOP

21 1994 Exploration Promotion Forum (NPD/PETRAD) at 14 th World Petroleum Congress in Stavanger, Norway 2002 CCOP Exploration Promotion Forum, (NPD/PETRAD) at ONS Conference and Exhibition in Stavanger, Norway

22 PETRAD Norwegian International Programme for Petroleum Management and Administration PETROLEUM KNOWLEDGE FOR THE WORLD

23 PETRAD FOCUS Assistance to governments in developing countries in their efforts to establish sound petroleum policies and administrative systems through the Oil for Development Programme Tailor made knowledge sharing activities with CCOP and ASCOPE Members

24 Petrad programs in Asia, Africa, Latin America, Eastern Europe, Middle East and Norway Capacity building programs lasting several years Tailored seminars and workshops from 1 day to 18 weeks managers and experts from Governments and National Oil Companies in 111 countries 500+ resource persons from the Norwegian and International Petroleum Industry, Governments, Universities and R&D Institutions. Petroleum Knowledge for the World

25 PETRAD PROGRAMS CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES (World Wide) 8 - WEEK COURSES (Norway) Petroleum Policy and Management Management of Petroleum Development and Operations OTHER LONG TERM COURSES (3 18 weeks) ( On request - Norway and World Wide) Policy and Management of Petroleum Sector Development Contracts for Petroleum Resources Management Downstream Petroleum Management HSE - Health, Safety and Environment Management Good Governance Environment Resource Management Data Management Revenue Management Local content SHORTER TAILOR MADE SEMINARS (Norway and World Wide) All subject areeas within petroleum policy, administration, systems and technology TRAINING NEEDS ASSESSMENT (World Wide) INSTITUTION DEVELOPMENT (World Wide) MENTORING AND ADVISORY SERVICES (World Wide)

26 8-week programs in Stavanger, Norway, Unique and very tough courses Comprehensive tuition Team building Social activities Case study program Industrial visits Focus on how the petroleum industry is managed on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. Two courses in parallel with max. 50 participants / yrs. (Managers and experts with min. 3-5 yrs experience) Approximately 80 instructors from the total Norwegian Petroleum Industry. (Approximately 1100 participants from 80 countries since from East and South East Asia)

27 LONG TERM PROGRAMS IN NORWAY Health, Safety and Environment Management HSE Management systems & techniques Risk Management and Analysis Emergency preparedness Practical HSE training - SINOPEC 10 weeks - Pertamina 4 weeks

28 INDUSTRIAL VISITS TO NORWAY

29 Technology Centre Mongstad the worlds largest test centre for CCS Vist by delegation from Indonesia 30 July 2012 BP MIGAS 1. Haposan Napitupulu Deputy Chairman for Planning Affairs 2. Arya Disiyono - Senior Staff Exploitation Study and Reserve Management PERTAMINA EP 1. Landong Parisitua Silalahi Senior Manager Technical Support 2. Iwan Galih Widyaseno Subsurface Manager of Acceleration Project of Java s Gas. PERTAMINA UTC 1. Richard H. Tamba Vice President of Pertamina Upstream Technology Center 2. Rendra Bayu Haristyawan INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG (ITB) 1. Prof. Wawan Gunawan A. Kadir Vice Rector for Research and Innovation 2. Dr. Mohammad Rachmat Sule Lecturer at Institut Teknologi Bandung/Project Manager of Pilot Study of CO2-sequestration in Gundih field Central Java Province

30 PETRAD SEMINARS East and South East Asia MODE OF COOPERATION PETRAD Capacity building, Workshops and Seminars are tailor-made on request only Requests are made directly to Petrad or through CCOP or ASCOPE Secretariats The activities are conducted on a cost sharing or commercial basis Participants cover their own cost There is no fee involved

31 2010 Corrosion Management, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Technologies and Methods for Improved Oil Recovery and CO 2 Management, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Petroleum Policy and Management, Guangzhou, China Regulatory Framework for CCS - storage into geological formations, HSE/CDM/Flaring, Bangkok, Thailand Petroleum Policy: China Ministry of Land and Resources, CNPC, CNOOC and SINOPEC study-tour to Norway Mapping of CCS potential reservoir and selection criteria, Bali, Indonesia Global depositional evolution and petroleum system events of main foreland basins, Wuyshan, China 2011 Deepwater Subsea Tie-back, Kuching, Malaysia Gas Hydrates, Halong Bay, Vietnam Developing strategies for public awareness and acceptance of CCS, Bangkok, Thailand Petroleum exploration and production in deepwater, Vietnam Improved Oil Recovery (IOR) through drilling, well service and IO, Jakarta, Indonesia Guidelines for Decommissioning, Bangkok, Thailand How to manage end of concession period, Bangkok, Thailand Strategy for E&P operations, Xiamen City, China + misc. Study tours / industry visits 2012 Management of End of Concession Period and Decommissioning of Oil and Gas Installations, Bangkok, Thailand (EPPM) Study tour to CCS Technology Centre by BPMIGAS, Pertamina, Institute Teknologi Bandung, Mongstad, Norway Small Scale LNG and Vapor recovery on FPSO, Hue Vietnam CCS Opportunities in the CCOP Region, Bali, Indonesia (EPPM) Management of the Gas Value Chain, Jakarta, Indonesia Visit to Norway by Crown Prince of Kelantan, HH Dr Tengku Faiz Petra Evaluation of CO2 Storage Potential, Bandung, Indonesia (EPPM) 2013 Study tour to Malaysia incl. Petronas, UTP etc by 65 MSc students from Norwegian University of Science and Technology The CCOP CO2 Storage Program (CCS-M) Launching Seminar, Bali, Indonesia CCS-M (C3S1) - CO2 Capture technologies and Legal framework development, Shanghai, China 2014 Pipeline and Production Facilities Integrity Inspection and Management, Bangkok, Thailand CCS-M Training Course 3 (T3): Communicating CCS to the Public, Bandung, Indonesia CCS-M Seminar 2(S2): Carbon Capture Storage and EOR, Hanoi, Vietnam CCS-M Training Course 4 (T4): National Assessment of CO 2 Storage Sites and CO 2 for EOR, Penang, Malaysia LNG strategy, policy, technology and systems with particular emphasis on the role of LNG for a reduced Carbon footprint, Beijing, China Possibly another 1-2 seminars depending on input from ASCOPE/CCOP Members * NOTE: All CCS / CCS-M activities have been Petrad assistance to CCOP Programs

32 Petrad cooperation with CCOP and ASCOPE Members ACTIVITIES Tailormade Courses and Seminars - 2 Training Needs Assessments - Numerous study tours to Norway -PARTICIPANTS Managers and Experts from Governments and National Oil Companies attended the Petrad 8-week programs in Stavanger, Norway

33 UNIVERSITY COOPERATION UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI PETRONAS PETROVIETNAM UNIVERSITY

34 Cooperation between ASCOPE Conference and Exhibition and ONS Conference and Exhibition ONS2014 STAVANGER, NORWAY, AUGUST 2014 EXHIBITION CONFERENCE FESTIVAL

35 Tuesday 21 May, 2014 Senior researcher Erik Lindeberg at SINTEF has researched CO2 capture and storage for 30 years and is considered to be the father of CO2 capture. CO2 storage could be a multi-billion kroner industry The storage industry could be bigger than, and last longer than the oil industry, according to SINTEF researcher Erik Lindeberg.

36 CO2 storage could be a multi-billion kroner industry The storage industry' will also last longer than the oil adventure because the CO2 that is stored below the ground will be a result of coal use that will last for several hundred years, while most of the oil will be finished in 50 years," Mr Lindeberg said in Eirk Lindeberg's calculations regarding the 50,000bn are as follows: Carbon storage capacity in the North Sea is estimated to be 500bn tonnes of carbon. The cost associated with carbon capture and storage will probably be around NOK 400 per ton of carbon. Industrial activity could be NOK 50,000bn if 25% of the cost of this is associated with transport and storage.

37 If Mr. Erik Lindeberg is right that CO2 storage could be a multi-billion kroner industry in Norway then CO2 storage could be a very much bigger multi-billion dollar industry in East and South East Asia. The CCS-M Programme is important for the Members of CCOP and ASCOPE. Great thanks the Governments of Australia and Norway who ha made CCS-M possible with their generous financial and human resources contributions! Great thanks to Mr. Sim Caluyong and the CCOP Technical Secretariat who have designed and are managing the CCS-M Programme in such an excellent manner!

38 This Training Course on National Assessment of CO2 Storage Sites and CO2 for EOR is part of the steep climb you have to manage in order to persuade your Governments and National Oil Companies that CCS is very important in the context of climate change and hopefully becoming an important industry for you all in the future. Thank you for your attention!