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MYANMAR OIL & GAS SUMMIT 2013

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Join us for the Gala Dinner and make valuable networking contacts in Myanmars TOP oil & gas industry LEVEL SPEAKERS

February 4th & 5th, Yangon www.oliverkinross.com

Featuring Confirmed Attendance From Large Numbers of International Oil & Gas Companies including: Daewoo International, ConocoPhillips, PTTEP, Murphy Oil, KOGAS, Istech Energy E&P, Statoil, Silverwave Energy, ROC Oil Malaysia, Parami Energy, GDF Suez, CNPC, Essar Projects (India) Limited, Breitling Oil and Gas plus many more! SILVER SPONSORS

U AUNG NAING OO, Director

General, MINISTRY OF NATIONAL PLANNING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT / DIRECTORATE OF INVESTMENT AND COMPANY ADMINISTRATION (DICA)

Developments Strategies & Opportunities in Myanmar Oil & Gas

GOLD SPONSOR

G.P.GANESAN, Director-Head
E&P, ISTECH ENERGY E&P ISTECH ENERGY E&P

ARUN DALMIA, Director Finance, LANCE CRIST, Global

Head, IFC OIL & GAS

Featuring a two-day Conference & Exhibition Featuring a Myanmar Oil & Gas Networking Gala Dinner Participate in One-on-One Meetings with your fellow delegates through the use of the Business Matchmaking Service Extensive networking opportunities with Ministers and international Oil & Gas companies in the comfort of a 5 star venue
An up-to-date assessment of the new political, social and business climate in Myanmar today A complete overview of Myanmars new approach to its oil & gas industry A complete overview of the E&P outlook for the 23 blocks Discover the latest on the new Foreign Investment Law and the implications of this for Myanmars oil & gas industry Uncover the latest energy Infrastructure development opportunities Technology focus: discover the technologies required in Myanmars evolving energy industry Take advantage of in-depth case studies of Myanmars oil & gas fields Assess the future Exploration potential of Myanmar

MR. JASBIR SINGH, Vice President, LAURENT-CHARLES THERY,

Project Director, GDF SUEZ

ESSAR PROJECTS (INDIA) LIMITED

U NU, Exploration Geologist, SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE,

SILVERWAVE ENERGY

PARAMI ENERGY, MYANMAR

PL HAREMO, Senior Vice President

of Global New Ventures, STATOIL

DR. PIERRE ELIET, Geoscience

& Business Development, ROC OIL MALAYSIA,

DR DEVA GHOSH, Professor In

Geophysics, UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY PETRONAS

WANG ZHAO, Chief Representative,

CPTDC MYANMAR OFFICE, CNPC

ALESSIO POLASTRI, Managing

Partner, P&A ASIA

JEAN LOI, Managing Partner and

founder of the firm, VDB Loi Officer, BREITLING OIL AND GAS, UNITED STATES

CHRIS FAULKNER, Chief Executive

Plus MANY more to be announced soon...

Myanmar Exhibition
Does your company offer products or services to the Oil & Gas industry? Does the New Myanmar interest you?
Alongside the conference there will be an Exhibition. To be sent exhibitor details please email:

Oil & Gas Tech

Companies that have attended our Oil & Gas conferences in the past
Afren, BP, China Petroleum Technology & Development Corporation, Cirrus Oil & Gas, ConocoPhillips, Danagas, Eni, ExxonMobil International, Gazprom, Genel Energy, Hess, Japan Oil, Gas & Metals National Coporation (JOGMEC), Maersk Oil Middle East A/S, MCC Petroli Company, Mehmet Okutan Advisor Genel Energy, Mellitah Oil & Gas B.V, National Oil Corporation Libya, Nigerian Agip Oil Company Ltd., Oando Marketing, Oman Oil Company S.A.O.C, OMV, Petrobras, Polish Oil & Gas Company, Ras Lanuf Oil & Gas Processing Co, Rialto Energy, Saltpond, Serica Energy, Shell International E &P, Sirte Oil Company, National Oil Corporation Libya, Sonatrach, Statoil, Total, Tullow Oil, Vanco Exploration Ghana, Waha Oil Company, National Oil Corporation, Wintershall, Arabian Gulf Oil Company, Zuetina Oil Company

BRONZE SPONSOR

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MYANMAR OIL & GAS SUMMIT 2013 Day 1

08.00 09.00
Registration & Coffee Chairmans Opening Remarks

11.10

International Investment in Myanmar: an Attractive Investment Hotspot The ending of sanctions and what this means for trade Myanmar as an attractive investment destination The impact of reform on investment in Myanmar The new governments approach to oil & gas

Key-Note Presentation:
Welcome address

09.10

Myanmar Oil & Gas Outlook - 2013 and Beyond Reserves, exploration, production, trends and forecasts The impact of political change in Myanmar on the oil & gas industry Feedback from the 23 blocks An overview of the main players and new market participants How is the new Foreign Investment Law, Licensing Rounds, and Political/Social reform expected to change the oil & gas industry

H.E. U Aung Naing Oo, Director General, Ministry of National Planning & Economic Development / Directorate of Investment and Company Administration (DICA)

11.45

The New Foreign Investment Law. Investment vehicles, Commercial provisions; Incorporating a commercial entity in Myanmar; Tax Benefits; Foreign currency accounts and repatriation of profits.

09.45

Myanmar: A Nation Reborn An overview of Myanmar in 2013 The political, social and economic outlook for Myanmar The new approach both internally and internationally Myanmar as the next Asian boom economy? The impact of change in Myanmar upon its oil & gas industry

Alessio Polastri, Managing Partner, P&A Asia

12.20 13.00 14.00

International Oil & Gas Companies and their Interest in Myanmar: IOCs PANEL DISCUSSION Lunch Myanmar Oil & Gas: Technology Focus The latest international technology and the opportunities this presents for Myanmar Technological requirements of Myanmars oil & gas industry Opportunities in Myanmar for international solution providers The benefits foreign expertise can bring to Myanmar

10.20

Myanmar Onshore Oil and Gas Prospects Morphologically, Myanmar can be divided into four. They are Rakhine Coastal Trip Lowland, Indo--Myanmar Range Highland or Rakhine Belt, Central Myanmar Tertiary Basin Lowland and Eastern Highlands and Shan Plateau There are altogether 14 Sedimentary Basins in Myanmar Onshore. they are Rakhine Coastal, Hukawng, Chindwin, Shwebo-Monywa, Central Myanmar, Pyay Embayment, Ayeyarwady Delta, Bago Yoma, Sittaung Valley, Mepale, Mawlamyine, Namyau, Hsipaw-Lashio and Kalaw Up to now, oil and gas are mainly produced from formations of Tertiary age Pre-tertiary formations will be taken vital role for future oil and gas prospect

14.35

Case Study: DAEWOO International Detailed discussion of the Myanmar gas project Daewoo Internationals activity in the A1 and A3 blocks

15.10 15.45

Refreshments & Networking Break An Analysis of the 23 Offshore Oil & Gas Blocks: PANEL DISCUSSION An analysis of the 17 deep water and 6 shallow water blocks Case Studies of the blocks Geological assessments Exploration potential

U Nu, Exploration Geologist, Parami Energy, Myanmar

10.55

Refreshments & Networking Break

16.20 16.30 19.00

Chairmans Closing Remarks Networking Reception Gala Dinner

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MYANMAR OIL & GAS SUMMIT 2013 Day 2

08.00 09.00 09.10
Registration & Coffee Chairmans Opening Remarks Environmental & Social Issues: Affecting Myanmar - Protecting Myanmar Environmental concerns Putting the environmental protection of Myanmar at the heart of the oil & gas industries agenda Lessons that can be learnt from abroad Making use of a local workforce

11.50

Breitling Oil and Gas Case Study: Can Unconventional Resources Be Explored and Produced In an Environmentally-Friendly Manner? Learn how operators can determine the tradeoffs associated with implementing low impact drilling technology in environmentally sensitive areas. Assess drilling operations and technologies with respect to air, site, water, waste management, biodiversity and societal issues. Learn how low impact operations can reduce the environmental footprint of operations by the adoption of new methods to use in (1) getting materials to and from the rig site (site access), (2) reducing the rig site area, (3) using alternative drilling rig power management systems, and (4) adopting waste management at the rig site. Learn how to drill and explore for unconventional resources with the least impact to the environment

09.45

Oil & Gas Infrastructure Development & Requirements The historical development of Myanmars oil & gas structure How the framework has progressed since the early days of international involvement Breakdown of oil & gas distinctions and the areas of potential for growth in each Future opportunities

Chris Faulkner, Chief Executive Officer, Breitling Oil and Gas, United States

12.30 13.00

PTTEP - Zawtika Case Study Lunch

10.20

A Case Study of Yadana Developments in Myanmars leading field Geological features & analysis Latest developments E&P Outlook

10.55 11.15

Refreshments & Networking Break Statoil from a Norwegian to an international energy company The impact of E&P success for Norway and Statoil Technology development as a business driver Local content and corporate social responsibility as requirements for success

Pl Haremo, Senior Vice President of Global New Ventures, Statoil

MYANMAR OIL & GAS SUMMIT 2013 Day 2

14.00
Oil and Gas: Legal, Tax and Cost Recovery Aspects of Farm-Ins and Farm-Outs in Myanmar Does a farm-in trigger capital gains tax issues? What does Myanmars Model PSC provide on farm-in? Is the farminee allowed access to the farmors historical costs? Do farminees need a local company or a local tax registration? How do Myanmars tax treaties apply to carry arrangements? Jean Loi, Managing Partner and founder of the firm, VDB Loi Partners

MEDIA PARTNERS

14.35

Thailand and Myanmar: the Special Relationship Understanding the relationship between Thailand and Myanmar Gas supply to Thailand Major new investment from PTT Plc into Myanmar The future outlook for Thailands investment into Myanmar

15.10 15.45 16.20

Refreshments & Networking Break Case Study - TBA,

Laurent-Charles Thery, Project Director, Gdf Suez Oil and Gas Exploration in Malay & adjacent basin and its future Geophysical issues in Malay and adjacent basins. Hydrocarbon potential in SE Asia Challenges in Seismic Imaging Amplitude interpretation and pitfalls. New Exploration Plays Future Outlook Dr Deva Ghosh, Professor in Geophysics Universiti Teknologi Petronas, Malaysia

16.55

PANEL DISCUSSION: Assessing the Need for International Experience Where Myanmar is lacking in technical and logistics experience How specialist oil suppliers can be involved in the future of Myanmar Investment opportunities and potential

17.30 17.40

Chairmans Closing Remarks Close of Conference

International Oil & Gas Summits

Oliver Kinross are the producers and organisers of this Summit. Oliver Kinross have a strong reputation for organising international Oil & Gas events of the highest quality. Our events are attended by thousands of international oil & gas companies, government ministers and industry experts every year. Other forthcoming international Oil & Gas Summits organised by Oliver Kinross include:

The East Africa Oil & Gas Summit 2012

November, Nairobi

For further details on any of these events please email: info@oliverkinross.com or call +44(0) 20 7127 4501 or visit: www.oliverkinross.com

The Southern Africa Oil & Gas Summit 2012

November, Cape Town

Myanmar Oil & Gas Summit 2013

February, Yangon

North Sea Oil & Gas Summit 2013

February, Aberdeen

The Falkland Islands Oil & Gas Summit 2013

March, London

Caribbean & North Latin America Oil & Gas Summit 2013
May, Cartagena

International Charity Work

Every year the event organisers Oliver Kinross provide regular and substantial donations to charity. A range of local charities are selected in the countries where the Summits are hosted. The charities we support are selected with the criteria that almost all the money donated must go directly to good causes and so we select charities with low overheads and often voluntary staff. The charities we support are usually involved in providing healthcare, education and helping children. Please find below a selection of the charities we are currently supporting:

The Ghana Education Project

The Ghana Education Project is a registered UK charity looking to support the development of education and associated infrastructure in Nkwanta. The charity is currently building a school for girls which will not only bring education in the local community, but will a beacon school for the whole of Ghana. The charity is unique in that all our administration is done by volunteers allowing almost all money donated to it to go directly to support their work in Ghana, with no wastage whatever

World For Libya

World for Libya was established following the February uprising in Libya and is committed to empowering people to rebuild Libya through education and health.

The Kenyan Schools Project

The Kenyan Schools Project was set up to help babies and young children in schools and orphanages in Kenya. The charity donates everything from desks and scholastic equipment to electricity and new classrooms!

MYANMAR OIL & GAS SUMMIT 2013

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