3rd LNG Terminals & Distribution

Day 1

Conference Day One: 2 July 2013 | Tuesday

8.00
Registration & Morning Coffee

9.00
Welcome Address from IBC Asia & Speed Networking

9.15
Chairman’s Opening Remarks

Karthik Sathyamoorthy, Head of Asia-Pacific, Galway Group, Singapore

Developing LNG Terminal Hubs: Storage & Services

9.20
Singapore LNG Terminal: Development of Asia’s LNG Storage & Trading Hub

The first open access, multi user LNG terminal in Asia: what impact will this have on Asia’s evolving LNG market?
Asia’s burgeoning gas demand
Rising LNG import and regasification terminal development in Asia
Overview of emerging Asia LNG import markets and LNG receiving and regasification projects
Asia’s LNG spot market and opportunities for development and trade

Karthik Sathyamoorthy, Head of Asia-Pacific, Galway Group, Singapore

Proposed, Planned & Recently Commissioned LNG Terminals

10.00
Pakistan’s First Floating LNG Import & Regasification Terminal Project in Port Qasim Industrial Area

Floating LNG import terminal design and development
Siting, environmental and social impact assessment: Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA)
Project structure and financing
Key milestones achieved
Sourcing LNG and trade finance

Sheikh Imranul Haque, CEO, Elengy Terminal Pakistan Limited, Pakistan

10.40
Morning Networking & Coffee Break

11.10
Setting Up the Mundra Onshore LNG Terminal in India

Gujarat plans for developing an LNG hub
Update on the Mundra LNG terminal: FEED and beyond
Overview of the LNG terminal design and distribution strategy to small and large customers
LNG truck loading facility and potential for coastal LNG distribution
Sourcing LNG for Indian LNG projects

Anil Joshi, Senior Vice President, Projects & Commercial, Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation, India

11.50
Converting the Arun LNG Plant to an LNG Receiving & Regasification Terminal

Drivers for converting the 33 year old Arun LNG Plant: Meeting Indonesia’s need to reduce fuel oil and growing domestic energy needs
Costs and investment in conversion facilities compared to new build or lease arrangements
Results from initial FEED, EPCIC development and technology application
LNG receiving and regasification terminal capacity, plans
Pipeline distribution construction and strategy
Domestic and international sources of LNG

Daniel S. Purba, Vice President of Technology, Pertamina Gas, Indonesia

LNG Terminal Project Development

12.30
Panel Discussion: Commercial & Technical Considerations for the Development of LNG Terminals

What are the top five LNG terminal challenges?
How can these be overcome?
Fast tracking LNG Terminal development
What are the technological and commercial hurdles?
Gas market utilization and expanding customers

Moderator:
Karthik Sathyamoorthy, Head of Asia-Pacific, Galway Group, Singapore
Sheikh Imranul Haque, CEO, Elengy Terminal Pakistan Limited, Pakistan
Anil Joshi, Senior Vice President, Projects & Commercial, Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation, India
Daniel S. Purba, Vice President of Technology, Pertamina Gas, Indonesia
Sverre Prytz, Managing Director, BW Ventures, Singapore

13.10
Lunch & VIP Lunch Tables

Choose Your Own Sessions From Three Different Streams

Track A: LNG Terminal Project Planning & Investment
Chairman: Himadri Banerji, Ex CEO, Reliance Energy &
Managing Director, EcoUrja

Track B: LNG Terminal Operations & Maintenance
Chairman: Augusto Bulte, Proposal Manager, LNG & Power Projects,
Foster Wheeler, Iberia

Track C: LNG/ Gas Distribution
Chairman: Tony Regan, Principal,
Tri-zen International Consulting, Singapore

LNG Contracts & Pricing

14.30
LNG Supply & Gas Off-Take Agreements: Trends, Issues & Developments

Contractual and commercial aspects of LNG terminal projects
Long term vs short term contract agreements
Domestic gas prices vs importing LNG
Issues relating to LNG supply and offtake agreements
Common disputes and resolutions

Daniel Reinbott, Partner, Ashurst, Singapore

15.10
LNG Pricing

Framing of transparent pricing mechanisms that are
conducive for gas producers and encourage risky LNG
terminal development
Gas pricing regulations, subsidies and comparison with
diesel and oil
Pricing differentials to encourage LNG/Gas offtake
Prospects For LNG Price Benchmark Acceptance In Asia
Challenges For LNG Price Benchmark Acceptance
Advantages Of Price Benchmarking

15.50 Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break

Commercial LNG Shipping

16.20
Managing Supply & Delivery of LNG to Customers: LNG Shipping Capacity, Volume & Quality, Challenges& Solutions

Meeting Sales & Purchase Agreement requirements
How do you manage different shipping capacities with terminal capacities?
How do you determine pricing with varying LNG volumes from the supplier to the customer
Quality of LNG: North America vs Europe vs Asia cargoes
Meeting the regulations of LNG ships for varying LNG regasification terminals: Onshore vs Offshore & Size

Simon James, Executive Vice President, LGC Fuel, US

17.00
LNG Shipping Fleets & Costs for LNG Terminal Projects

Determining the number and size of ships and capacity for a LNG project
LNG ship arrival frequency and planned maintenance
LNG Shipping operational costs
Calculating LNG shipping journey destination times
Port and offloading requirements and risks

Technology & Innovation in the LNG Value

14.30
Key Criteria for Choosing the Best Fit Technology & Solutions for LNG Terminals

A close look at an LNG terminal and distribution technology
Regasification technology, storage, transfer and utilities systems performance and cost
Technology and solutions for the distribution of small to medium scale volumes of LNG

Sverre Prytz, Managing Director, BW Ventures, Singapor

Best Practice LNG Terminal Operations

15.10
Safety, Security & Continuous Operation of a 10MTPA LNG Receiving Terminal

Ensuring LNG Terminals operate safely and securely
Effective asset management strategies
How can you reduce maintenance costs?
Inspection and causes of deterioration
Developing maintenance and repair plans

SB Singh, General Manager (Plant Head) Petronet LNG, India

15.50
Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break

16.20
LNG Shipping Operations & Loss Prevention

Identifying the unique risks and potential losses in LNG shipping and terminal transfer
Understanding the safe operations on LNG carriers: standards, accident prevention and compliance
Every LNG terminal is different: how do you manage LNG ship and terminal specifications
The HR Challenge: growth of LNG, shortage of labour and training demands for crewing and manning LNG carriers
Philosophies and training solutions

Arvind Sharma, Group HR & Marine Director, Bernhard Shulte Shipmanagement, Singapore

LNG Transfer & Handling

17.00
LNG Transfer & Handling as LNG Terminals Become Increasingly Deployed Offshore & Small Scale LNG Emerges

LNG handling best practices and trends as Small Scale LNG emerges
How has ship to ship LNG transfer developed?
What will need to be implemented for emerging small scale LNG ship to ship transfer?
Qualification program for the safe and reliable operation of LNG transfer and handling
Applying experience to small scale LNG solutions
Case examples from Papua New Guinea and Indonesia

Mohit Mehrotra, Technical Manager, V Ships, Indonesia

Regasified LNG (RLNG) Business Expansion

14.30
Mini LNG vs CNG vs Pipeline Initiatives for Remote, High Customer Utilization Areas in Indonesia

Opportunities and challenges in natural gas distribution,
utilization and development in Indonesia
Overview of gas demand centres
LNG and natural gas procurement
Gas pricing and contracts
Possible LNG/natural gas transportation and distribution
solutions, progress and projects

Hoedy Pramono Moedjiardo, Senior Manager of Gas & Oil Procurement, PT PLN, Indonesia

Natural Gas Pipeline Planning, CNG & Network Operations

15.10
Natural Gas Pipeline & CNG Network Development

General natural gas pipeline development and gas scenario in India
Overview of IGL’s CNG distribution network and customer expansion plannin
Operating the CNG network, challenges and opportunities

PK Pandey, Chief General Manager (Operations),
Indraprastha Gas Limited (City Gas Distribution Company), India

15.50
Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break

16.20
Developing & Implementing Pipeline Integrity Management Programs

Maintenance & Upgrade Strategies for Ageing Gas Pipeline & Distribution Infrastructure
Assessment of potential threats to reliability and mechanical integrity
Third party risks
Corrosion
Managing risk and integrity of ageing gas transmission pipelines
SCADA, automation and control systems and technology

Awangku Faizulemari, Senior Manager, Operations & Maintenance, Gas Malaysia

LNG/Natural Gas Distribution Networks & Utilization

17.00
Expanding the Natural Gas Distribution Business

Overview of demand centres and challenges in natural gas distribution and utilization
Sources of natural gas supply
Gas distribution network operational challenges
Peak shaving
Opportunities and challenges for Asia’s LNG and gas future

Hoedy Pramono Moedjiardo, Senior Manager of Gas &
Oil Procurement, PT PLN, Indonesia
Awangku Faizulemari, Senior Manager, Operations & Maintenance, Gas Malaysia
PK Pandey, General Manager (Operations), Indraprastha
Gas Distribution Company, India

ROUNDTABLES

17.40
What is Needed to Facilitate LNG Investment & Development?

17.40
Integration & Innovation in the LNG Supply Chain

17.40 Pipelines vs CNG vs LNG Distribution for Asia’s

17.45
Networking Cocktail

18.00
End of Conference Day One

Day 2

Conference Day Two: 3 July 2013 | Wednesday

8.30
Morning Coffee & Networking

9.00
Chairman’s Summary of Day One & Opening Remarks

Piet Van Den Ouden, Business Development Manager, Argos Group BV, The Netherlands

Offshore LNG Terminals

9.10
Andhra Pradesh Floating LNG Terminal & Distribution Development

Andhra Pradesh Floating LNG Terminal siting, feasibility and conceptual studies
Floating LNG Terminal design: size, storage, regasification and send out facilities
Engineering, procurement and construction partnerships
LNG distribution market
Sourcing LNG and pricing

S Narayanan, Managing Director, Andhra Pradesh Gas Distribution Corporation, India

LNG Value Chain Technology, Integration & Efficiencies

9.50
Developing a Cost-Efficient LNG Value Chain

Latest LNG trends and technology demands for LNG in the
Asia Pacific region
Evolution of LNG shipping
Design of containment system for LNG onshore and floating
LNG terminals
Special applications for small scale LNG
Greening the LNG value chain

Stephane Maillard, Business Development Manager, GTT, France

10.30
Morning Networking & Refreshment Break

11.00
Offshore LNG Terminal Siting, Feasibility & Conceptual Studies

Designing your LNG terminal: storage, regasification and send out facilities
Understanding hazards of LNG and risk mitigation
Storage tank positioning, engineering and procurement
Loading and jetty location options and facilities
Environmental analyses

Angelo Lo Nigro, General Manager, Energy Division, Rina, Italy

Small Scale LNG & LNG as a Fuel

11.40
Panel Discussion: Commercializing Small Scale LNG & LNG as a Fuel

LNG Fuel for transportation
LNG bunkering
What are the commercial and technical hurdles?

Moderator: Tony Regan, Principal Consultant, Tri-Zen Consulting, Singapore
Simon James, Executive Vice President, LGC Fuel, US
Abd Aziz Miskon, Managing Director, MISC Logistics, Malaysia
Rolv Stokkmo, Managing Director, Liquiline, Singapore
Piet Van Den Ouden, Business Development Manager, Argos Group BV, The Netherlands
Mohit Mehrotra, Technical Manager, V Ships, Indonesia

12.20
Networking Luncheon

Choose Your Own Sessions From Three Different Streams

Track A: LNG Terminal Planning & Investment
Chairman: Tony Regan, Principal,
Tri-zen International Consulting, Singapore

Track B: LNG Terminal Operations & Maintenance
Chairman: Augusto Bulte, Proposal Manager, LNG & Power Projects,
Foster Wheeler, Iberia

Track C: LNG/ Gas Distribution
Chairman: Himadri Banerji, Former CEO, Reliance Energy, India

Floating Storage & Regasification Units (FSRU)

13.40
Investment, Evaluation & Commissioning of an FSRU

Achieving project completion within the set timeframe
Size and models
Financing arrangements for the FSRU vessel
Technology and procurement
Commissioning requirements
Successful project execution

Jakob Stampe , Director of Regasification, Asia, Hoegh LNG, Singapore

LNG TERMINAL FINANCE & RISK

14.20
Risk Management in LNG Import Terminals & Regasification Projects

LNG Terminal project structure and risk allocation
How do you ensure LNG supply sustainability?
How do you ensure offtaker payment guarantees?
Onshore vs Offshore LNG terminals
Aligning stakeholder interests
Effectively allocating risk

Himadri Banerji, Ex CEO, Reliance Energy & Managing Director, EcoUrja

15.00
Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break

15.30
Finance & Investment in LNG Terminals

Different project finance models
Off taker creditworthiness and guarantees
LNG pricing mechanisms
LNG terminal project sponsors

LNG Terminal Optimization Best Practices

13.40
Reganosa LNG Terminal: Shipping, Terminal Access & Reloading Projects & Development.

Guaranteeing the long term success of a LNG terminal with the best LNG operations personnel
Developing quality management cultures and practices
Best practice risk, safety and environmental practices
Managing terminal access and shipping requirements
LNG terminal expansions, loading and reloading projects
LNG terminal development projects

Emilio Bruquetas Serantes, Managing Director, Reganosa LNG Terminal, Spain

BOIL OFF GAS (BOG)

14.20
New Boil Off Gas (BOG) Processes (Suppression) at the LNG Plant Through to Shipping of LNG

Overview of the innovative concepts of world scale BOG at
LNG plants and LNG carriers
Key technology, equipment, features and benefits
Economics for providing an additional LNG supply
Technology and system applications
Results

Heinz Bauer, Vice President Technology, LNG & Natural Gas Processing, Linde

15.00
Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break

15.30
Cost Effective Measures to Utilize Boil Off Gas (BOG) for Power Production in LNG Terminals

Power consumption challenges at LNG regasification terminals
Understanding boil off gas generation (BOG): normal operation vs LNG carrier offloading
BOG generation for power production technology
Installation costs, economics and benefits
Case examples, applications and results

Augusto Bulte, Proposal Manager, LNG & Power Projects, Foster Wheeler

LNG/CNG Transportation & Distribution for Shipping, Transportation & Industry

13.40
Cost-Efficient Distribution of CNG/LNG for Mother/Daughter Stations

Liquefied to compressed natural gas opportunities and strategies
Overview of LNG/CNG transportation and distribution model
Fuelling/refueling LNG/CNG terminal development
Technology and applications
Developments and projects in Asia

Abd Aziz Miskon, Managing Director, MISC Logistics, Malaysia
Haris M Harowi , Manager Business Solution, Energy Supply Chain, MISC Logistics, Malaysia

14.20
LNG Satellite Terminals & Logistics for Asia’s Gas Markets

Design and realization of LNG satellite terminals and distribution
Overview of technology
Examining costs, operations and maintenance
A review of projects from Norway, Sweden, Canada & Singapore
Ambitions and applications for Asia’s LNG future

Rolv Stokkmo, Managing Director, Liquiline, Singapore

15.00
Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break

15.30
LNG Bunkering Development: Insight from Europe

From Import Terminal or Liquefaction Terminal to End User
Vessel / Fleet Yards / Refueling Stations
Port Support Equipment
Commercial considerations, framework and incentives to encourage LNG fuelled ships
Design considerations including:

Propulsion system for LNG Fuel
LNG fuel tank
System for supply LNG fuel to engines and handling boil of gas

Operations and safety for LNG bunkering including LNG transfer
The Argos ambitions regarding services in the maritime sector with LNG as bunker fuel

Piet Van Den Ouden, Business Development Manager, Argos Group BV, The Netherlands

LNG Origination & Procurement

16.10
Global LNG Supply for Asia’s Markets

Where are current and future sources of LNG supply coming from?
At what price?
Long term vs short term trade
Short term and spot markets and the impact on supply
scenarios

Tony Regan, Principal Consultant, Tri-Zen Consulting, Singapore

17.00
End of the 3rd Annual LNG Terminals & Distribution Conference

Pre Conference Workshop

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: 1 JULY 2013 | 9am – 5pm

LNG Terminal Projects, Contracts & Risk

• LNG receiving and regasification terminal development
• LNG project structuring, issues and challenges
• Risk mitigation
• Securing off-takers and agreements
• Financing LNG terminal projects
• Onshore LNG Terminal Projects vs FSRU
• Dedicated vs Multi-User LNG terminals
• LNG Sales & Purchase Agreements
• LNG Terminal Storage, Access & Service Agreements
• LNG Terminal Investment Protection
• Common Disputes and Resolutions

ABOUT YOUR WORKSHOP LEADERS:

Daniel Reinbott, Partner, Ashurst Singapore
Daniel's practice focuses on advising host governments, project developers, offtakers and
lenders in relation to major energy projects, with particular emphasis on the LNG and oil & gas sectors. He has advised in respect of many of the existing and proposed liquefaction and
regasification projects in the Asia Pacific region. Daniel's experience includes a secondment
with a major international oil company in London, where he acted as an internal legal adviser
to its natural gas supply and trading business.

Philip Thomson, Partner, Ashurst Singapore
Philip has a broad range of experience in the energy and infrastructure sectors. He specialises
in the development and financing of large-scale projects in the energy and infrastructure
sectors, acting for project sponsors, borrowers, lenders and host governments. He has a particular focus on all aspects of the LNG sector and has spent time on secondment at a major oil and gas company working exclusively on a natural gas liquefaction project.

Post Conference Workshop

POST- CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: 4 JULY 2013 | 9am – 5pm

Small LNG Distribution & Transportation

Small LNG Shipping & Distribution
Understanding the small LNG supply chain and shipping aspects of a project
Small LNG shipping technologies, economics, evaluation and cost
Small LNG shipbuilding, financing, time frames and project estimations
Tank capacities, ship capacities, demand and seasonality
Global fleet of small LNG ships and availability. Ship Owners and players in the global market.
Chartering small LNG ships
Is it more economical to build a small LNG ship? How long will this take? Pipelines vs small ships
Small LNG shipping contracts and project structure. What contract suits each scenario.
Gas quality and interchangeability implications for small LNG shipping
Technical and economic analysis of LNG as a fuel vs fuel oil. Advantages and legislation
Asia’s demand, geographical make-up and the suitability of small LNG shipping

ABOUT YOUR WORKSHOP LEADER:

Eduardo Perez, Shipping Consultant, Small-LNG.com, Spain
Eduardo has more than 20 years of experience in international trade and shipping, both as a
Charterer and as a Ship Owner. He specialises in ethylene transportation, small LNG carriers and complete supply chain value analysis. Areas of expertise in petrochemicals transportation include Iran and the Middle East; Europe; Brazil and Argentina and South East Asia. Eduardo spent over 14 years as a Chartering and Supply Chain manager with Dow Chemical globally before spending close to 10 years as Vice President of Commercial at Norgas Carriers Houston and Singapore, General Manager at MNGC in Singapore and thereafter at Lauritzen Kosan A/S from Denmark as Business Development Manager. †Eduardo has experience in dealing with different cultures and negotiating contracts in different countries.