FGE Insiders Briefing Iran Petroleum & Gas Insiders Briefing Date: October 28, 2014 Venue: Metropolitan Hotel, London, UK Key Topics Covered:»» Sanctions on Iran s Energy Sector what are the next possible scenarios?»» Iran s Petroleum Contracts (IPCs) Buyback vs. IPC»» Iran s Petroleum and Gas Demand what levels of growth are we seeing?»» The Refining and Petrochemical Industry where are the new business opportunities?»» Iran s Condensate Supply Outlook Dramatic changes ahead»» Iran s Gas Industry New horizon»» Long-Term Outlook for Iran Dr. Fereidun Fesharaki Chairman, FGE Register before September 16th for Early Bird Rates. Discounts available for FGE Clients and Teams. In conjunction with...
The Iran Petroleum & Gas Insiders (IPGI) 2014: What everyone in the oil and gas business needs to know about Iran! Iran Petroleum & Gas Insiders Despite being a major player in the global oil market, international sanctions have pushed Iran into a much diminished role. If Iran and P5+1 succeed in coming to an agreement over the nuclear terms, Iran will have the potential to supply an additional one million barrels of oil per day into the international market. Iran could also emerge as a significant regional pipeline gas exporter. Meanwhile, Iran is changing its regulatory framework by introducing new upstream contract model. The new terms are designed to bring some of the international players back to Iran for investment. Iran s oil and gas potential could have significant implications for the regional and international players. FGE s Iran Petroleum and Gas Insiders 2014 will provide a unique briefing focusing exclusively on these market realities. Led by Dr. Fereidun Fesharaki and FGE s Middle East team, attendees of this one-day event will receive exclusive insights on the recent developments taking place in Iran, and the impact these developments will have on the regional and international finance and oil/ gas sectors. In addition, FGE will also share detailed perspectives of where future business opportunities lie in Iran s energy sector. About FGE FGE is an international energy consultancy group that services clients on a regular basis by producing research, analysis, and forecasting of the international oil and gas markets, in addition to undertaking speciallycommissioned reports, publishing multi-client studies, and responding to client queries. Reasons to Attend FGE s Insiders Briefings have been established over 20 years being held annually in Singapore and at various locations in the Middle East. This format is based around key issues focus, a small number of participants, and an interactive, discussion-based format. Gain a strong understanding of how the sanctions landscape could evolve in Iran. Identify new business opportunities emerging in the oil and gas sectors in Iran. Discover who the key players are within Iran s oil and gas/lng markets. Engage with FGE s leading experts and gain insights into FGE s analysis and forecasts. Network with executives from leading international companies. This Briefing is Relevant for: This briefing will provide extensive coverage of both the oil and LNG/gas markets. Iran Petroleum and Gas Insiders (IPGI) 2014 is highly relevant for those involved in: Corporate/Strategic Planning and Government Relations Research, Economics, and Market Analysis Projects, Operations, and Resources Crude, Feedstocks, Fuel, Petrochemicals, Gas, and LNG New Ventures/Markets, Commercial, and Business Development Negotiations and Investments Trading, Shipping, and Chartering Investment Strategy Over the years, FGE has become a leading consultancy within the energy sector. This is due largely to FGE s specialist coverage of the oil and gas markets, our extensive forecasting tools, and our commitment to provide high-quality strategic advice to a wide range of clients globally. This event is taking place the day after FGE s Asia Petroleum & Gas Insiders (APGI) in London. Discounts are available for those wishing to attend both events.
Agenda: Registration will take place at 8:30 a.m. on October 28, 2014, with the briefing starting at 9 a.m. and concluding at 5:30 p.m. Session 1 (Morning): Sanctions on Iran s Energy Sector What are the next possible scenarios? To what extent has Iran s energy sector been affected by recent sanctions? What happens if sanctions are eased? How will this affect Iran s oil exports and global oil prices? Session 2 (Morning): Iran s Petroleum Contracts (IPCs) Buyback vs. IPC Iran s new upstream contract framework: what are the advantages and disadvantages? Latest status of oil and gas upstream projects: which fields have potential for foreign investment? Who are the main competitors in Iran s upstream projects? What are the roles of Asian and Russian oil companies in Iran? What are the capabilities of local contractors? Session 3 (Morning): Iran s Petroleum and Gas Demand What levels of growth are we seeing? Iran s short- and mid-term exports/imports outlook for fuel oil, gasoline, and other major petroleum products; What is the government s subsidy reform plan? What impact will this plan have on oil demand growth? How much gas will be consumed in Iran s domestic market, how could subsidy removal impact gas demand growth? Session 4 (Afternoon): Iran s Refining and Petrochemical Industry Where are the new business opportunities? Structure of the downstream oil and petrochemical industry, and the role of state and private players; Implications of Iran s new refining and petrochemical projects on domestic and international markets; What are the new potential investment opportunities in Iran s refining and petrochemical industry? Session 5 (Afternoon): Iran s Condensate Supply Outlook How much condensate will be available for the international markets? How much condensate will be produced in Iran, and where are the new supply sources? What is the new strategy for using condensate for the domestic splitters? What are the potential volumes available for export: where are the likely markets, what will the pricing structure be? Session 6 (Afternoon): Iran s Gas Industry New Horizon Iran s gas export outlook: Pipeline vs. LNG; Overview of Iran s gas industry structure: What are the roles of state companies? Status update of Iran s export projects. What are the key obstacles? What is Iran s strategy for gas pricing in export projects? What new investment and business opportunities exist in Iran s gas industry? Session 7 (Afternoon): Round Table Session Iran s Long-Term Outlook The potential implications of Iran s re-emergence as a regional and global energy supplier. Copyright FGE. The organizers reserve the right to alter the contents and timing of the program. Join FGE s Pacific Petroleum Insiders (PPI) Briefing in Singapore, October 2-3, 2014. Joint attendance discounts are available. Visit our website www.fgenergy.com or email briefings@fgenergy.com for further details.
Briefing Leaders/Speakers Dr. Fereidun Fesharaki Chairman, FGE Group Dr. Fesharaki s work is well-recognized worldwide for pioneering oil and gas market analysis and studies of the Asia Pacific/Middle East energy markets since the early 1980s. In the late 1970s, he attended the OPEC Ministerial Conferences in his capacity as Energy Adviser to the Prime Minister of Iran. He joined the East-West Center in 1979 and was a Senior Fellow leading energy-related research until end 2013. In 1989, Dr. Fesharaki was elected a member of the Council on Foreign Relations in New York. Since 1991, he has been a member of the International Advisory Board of JX Holdings Japan s largest oil company. Dr. Fesharaki was the 1993 President of the International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE). In 1995, Dr. Fesharaki was elected a Senior Fellow of the U.S. Association for Energy Economics and in 2002, he was appointed a Senior Associate of the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, D.C. In 2008, Dr. Fesharaki was appointed to the National Petroleum Council. Since 2009, he has been a member of the Dubai Mercantile Exchange Limited (DME) Board of Directors. He received the Outstanding Contributions to the IAEE Award in 2012. In 2013, he joined the Advisory Board of VOPAK LNG, and most recently he was appointed as Honorary Advisor by CNPC Economics and Technology Research Institute. Mr. Siamak Adibi Senior Consultant, FGE London Siamak specializes in the natural gas/lng business with a focus on the Middle East, North Africa, and CIS countries. He holds an MA in Energy Economics, BA in Economics, and was previously with the National Iranian Gas Export Company (NIGEC). At NIGEC, Siamak was involved with several commercial negotiations in marketing and sales of gas by pipeline to Europe, the Persian Gulf, and CIS regions. He is a specialist in energy modeling and long-term demand forecasts. Siamak s most recent FGE multi-client study focused on the Middle East domestic gas market. He has presented at several oil and gas briefings/conferences in Asia and the Middle East and his works have been published in numerous international publications. Dr. Iman Nasseri Consultant, FGE London Iman recently received his PhD in Economics, focusing on energy and environments, from the University of Hawaii in 2013. At FGE, he is primarily focused on downstream oil and natural gas/lng, energy policy, and environmental issues with an emphasis on the Middle East region. Having previously worked for Iran s Institute of International Energy Studies (IIES), the research arm of the Ministry of Petroleum, Iman joined FGE s Hawaii office in 2009, where he worked part-time as a consultant. During his time in FGE s Hawaii office, Iman worked on several gas-related projects. Having joined FGE London as a full-time consultant in early 2014, Iman now works closely with the refinery modeling team and the Middle East oil team on the downstream projects, and is also involved with the Middle East oil databooks. On the gas side, he has helped the FGE gas team with European LNG demand analysis and forecasting. Mr. Salar Moradi Consultant, FGE London Salar has specialist knowledge of the Middle East and is responsible for FGE s regular analysis and forecasting of Middle East products, market developments, and trade flows. He liaises with FGE clients in the region and regularly writes reports assessing changing regional products trade flows and market opportunities. He also contributes to FGE s international refining analysis and has presented at several oil and gas briefings/conferences. Mr. Moradi holds a Bachelor and Master degree in Chemical Process Engineering from University College London (UCL) in the UK and has a firm understanding of mathematical modeling and optimization.
Event Information and Registration REGISTRATION FEES (GBP): Please register me for: Client Rate Non-Client Rate Full Fee 1,250 1,500 Early Bird Fee* 1,000 1,250 Team Fee** 1,125 1,325 I would also like to register for the Asia Petroleum & Gas Insiders as well Those wishing to register for both the Iran Petroleum & Gas, and Asia Petroleum & Gas Insiders Briefing will receive a 10% discount off the total registration fee. Fees are in British Pound Sterling (GBP). All discounts are mutually exclusive and at the discretion of the organizers. * Early bird payments by September 16, 2014. ** Team fee begin on September 17, 2014. DATE & TIME: Tuesday October 28, 2014 Registration 8:30 a.m. Start 9 a.m. End 5:30 p.m. LOCATION: FGEM2 REGISTRATION FORM: Delegate 1 Details: First Name (Mr, Dr, Ms) Surname Company Job Title Address Country Post/Zip Code Tel Fax Email Nationality Delegate 2 Details: First Name (Mr, Dr, Ms) Surname Company Job Title Metropolitan Hotel London 19 Old Park Lane, London, W1K 1LB Tel: +44 (0) 20 7447 1000 http://www.comohotels.com/metropolitanlondon ACCOMMODATION: Attendees are required to arrange their own accommodation whilst attending this event. If you are interested in making a reservation at the Metropolitan Hotel, please visit their website, or contact them at the above telephone number. Other hotels nearby include: London Hilton Park Lane Tel: +44 (0) 20 7493 8000 Four Seasons Hotel Park Lane Tel: +44 (0) 20 7499 0888 InterContinental London Park Lane Tel: +44 (0) 20 7409 3131 Tel Fax Email Nationality Name, Title, & Email of Approving Manager Main Business Activity MAIL FGE House, 133 Aldersgate St. London EC1A 4JA, United Kingdom ONLINE www.fgenergy.com EMAIL briefings@fgenergy.com PHONE +44 (0) 20 7726 9570 ENQUIRIES AND REGISTRATIONS: CONFIRMATIONS & CANCELLATIONS: DISCLAIMER All registrations must be on the prescribed form and will be on a confirmed basis unless otherwise notified in writing. All paid registrations will receive written notification. FGE reserves the right not to accept prior and on-site registrations without payment. Delegates whose payment is not received before the event will be requested to furnish proof of payment. PAYMENTS: All payments are to be made in advance of the briefing in British Pound Sterling (GBP) by Bank Transfer (bank details will be provided with your invoice). Please quote event name, invoice number, and delegate name for bank transfers. Please instruct your bank to remit full amount net of any bank charges that may apply. Cancellations notified by email or letter before September 6, 2014 will be levied an administrative fee of 5% for paid cancellations and 10% for unpaid cancellations. Paid and unpaid cancellations notified between September 6 and 13, 2014 will be given a 50% refund for the invoiced fees. No refund for paid cancellations received after September 13, 2014, but delegates can be substituted if the organizers receive prior notification. ACCOMMODATION AND TRAVEL: Attendees are required to arrange their own accommodation and travel arrangements. If you have any queries, please feel free to contact briefings@fgenergy.com. FGE will not accept liability for non-approval of visas, individual transport delays and transport disruption, and in such circumstances, our normal cancellation rules and penalties apply. Where matters beyond the reasonable control of the organizers impair or prevent the organizers from being able to perform their obligation under this event, the client releases the organizers from any liability, incidental or consequential, to such matters.