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Moody Gardens Hotel & Convention Center | Galveston, TX, USA | deepwateroperations.com

NOVEM BER 7- 9, 2017

DEEPWATER JOURNEY THEN, NOW & FUTURE

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The Deepwater Operations Conference & Exhibition celebrated its 15th anniversary with an attendance of 635. The event continued the tradition of excellence in addressing operational challenges in developing deepwater resources, returning to the Moody Gardens Hotel and Convention Center on November 7 – 9, 2017 in Galveston, Texas.

The deepwater market continues to evolve, as illustrated by the increase in water depth of the new floating production installations over the past 15 years. Meanwhile, the industry’s focus on cost efficiency is ushering in a new wave of digital solutions, and approaches for extending the life of existing assets.

The advisory board members assembled a series of comprehensive and thought-provoking conference sessions that addressed these and other trends that are shaping offshore operations. The topics included Fit for Service/Operations, Data Analytics/New Technology, Operational Excellence, Life Extension and Decommissioning, License to Operate/Regulatory Perspective, and Flow Assurance.

The year’s event included opportunities to network and collaborate with colleagues and customers. Attendees also spent time on the adjacent exhibition hall floor, discovering the latest products and services that are available in the market.

12 OPERATOR PRESENTATIONS2 CONSULTANT PRESENTATIONS

2 MEDICAL PRESENTATIONS2 REGULATORY PRESENTATIONS

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Scott Angelle, Director; Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE), Department of the Interior

ATTENDANCE OF

635ATTENDEES FROM

12 COUNTRIES

ATTENDEES FROM

16 STATES

2017 EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

PRESENTATION SUMMARY

of attendees were satisfied with the quality of networking opportunities at the event

of attendees rated Deepwater Operations as important for performing their job and establishing contacts in the industry83% 82%

78% 71%

of attendees met the exhibitors they needed to see and conduct business with

of attendees were satisfied with their overall event experience

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2017 SPONSORS

Diamond Sponsor:

Silver Sponsors:

Additional Sponsors:

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2017 DELEGATE/VISITOR BREAKDOWNDELEGATES/VISITORS BY COUNTRY

DELEGATES/VISITORS BY STATE

Austria

Canada

Congo

Germany

India

South Korea

Lithuania

Mexico

Nigeria

United Arab Emirates

United Kingdom

United States

Alabama

California

Florida

Georgia

Louisiana

Massachusetts

Maryland

Maine

Michigan

Mississippi

North Carolina

New York

Oklahoma

Pennsylvania

Texas

Utah

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2017 ADVISORY BOARD

Amro Hamza | Anadarko Petroleum Corp. | Director of Operations - GOM Advisory Board Chairman

David Paganie | PennWell | Conference Director

Brent Barry | BHP Billiton Petroleum (Americas) Inc. | Surface Engineering Manager

Chuck Blevins | Chevron North America | MCP Sr. Project Ops Professional

Rusty Desormeaux | Murphy Exploration and Production Co. | General Manager – Operations

Fernando Gama | Petrobras America Inc. | Operations Department Manager

Patrick Hogelin | Noble Energy | Operations Manager – Deepwater GOM

Christopher Landry | Anadarko Petroleum Corp. | Offshore Ops Superintendent

Richard Loveland | BP | Area Reservoir Development Manager, GoM

Raffaello Rapacioli | Eni Petroleum | Portfolio Manager

Pete Stracke | Statoil | Offshore Facilities Manager – US & Mexico

Gerhard Visser | Williams | Manager Offshore Operations

Paul Danos | Danos | Executive Vice President

Julia Hedderson | TechnipFMC | Account Manager

Will Hernandez | Quality Companies USA | VP Strategy & Growth

Mike Lynch | Granherne | Senior Operations Advisor

David Sedge | Wood | VP GoM Operations

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EXHIBITOR LIST

BAKER HUGHES 401

Carber 501

CETCO ENERGY SERVICES 513

DANOS 306

DanosPetrofac 304

DMT 612

Enpro Subsea 514

Enviro-Tech Systems 310

Falck Safety Services 608

GATE Energy 512

HDI Instruments LLC 600

Hoover Ferguson 312

Horizon Marine 609

Lloyd’s Register 308

MSC SOFTWARE 515

Nalco Champion, an Ecolab company 301

NOV Portable Power 316

OMNI 412

On The Mark Weather 616

OSIsoft 416

Petrofac Engineering & Production Services 300

RigStat, LP 517

Seatrax 415

Siemens Water Solutions 509

Turnkey Marketing Solutions 602

VALLOUREC USA CORPORATION 505

Virtual Marine 313

Wood 407

XstremeMD 413

NUMBER OFEXHIBITORS:

29

NET SPACE OCCUPIED:

4,900SQ FT

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AWARD WINNERS

BEST PRESENTER

DEVELOPING AN OPERATOR-DRIVEN, COST-EFFECTIVE CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

Bryan Arciero, Process Engineer; Murphy E&P Company - USA

An effective chemical management program begins with a decision making strategy based on technical data taking priority over a lowest-cost-commodity approach. This strategy has been supported with effective data collection and analytics in helping the operations and engineering team achieve production and OPEX targets and lower overall costs. This presentation will discuss the strategy that reduced opex significantly while improving chemical-application effectiveness across subsea and topsides applications.

Bryan Arciero is a process engineer for Murphy’s Gulf of Mexico assets. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering and is a registered professional engineer in Texas, Newfoundland, and the UK.

BEST PRESENTATION

HORN MOUNTAIN: FLOW ASSURANCE CHEMICAL OPTIMIZATION

Jade Juzswik, Production Engineer; Anadarko Petroleum Corporation

This presentation will discuss Anadarko’s work to align operating philosophies across three new offshore platforms that it acquired from another GoM operator. Through simulations, the flow assurance and chemical teams were able to optimize the use of hydrate inhibition chemicals. Additionally, prior operating experience, inhibitor qualification work, and pigging returns allowed for discontinuation of a combo asphaltene/paraffin inhibitor chemical, further reducing operational costs.

Jade Juzswik is a production engineer for the Gulf of Mexico Flow Assurance group at Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, where she supports operational flow assurance projects, chemical optimization, and virtual metering. Prior to joining the Flow Assurance team in 2017, she managed the production chemical program for Anadarko’s DJ Basin asset in Colorado. Juzswik graduated from Rice University with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering.

$250 VISA GIFT CARD WINNER

Harry Shen, Flow Assurance Consultant; Chevron

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2017 EVENT DEMOGRAPHICS

ORGANIZATION TYPE

Major Oil & Gas Operating Company/Independent Oil & Gas Company/ National/State Oil Company

24.5%

Engineering Company/EPC (Engineering/ Procurement/ Construction) Main Contractor

12.3%

Equipment Manufacturing Company 7.7%

Consulting Company with Projects or Services for Oil and/or Gas Companies

6.2%

Marine Support Services 4.6%

Educational Institution/Government 4.6%

Not specified 4.6%

Service Company 27.7%

Agency/Research Laboratory 3.1%

Drilling/Drilling Contractor/Subcontractor/Supply 4.5%

JOB FUNCTION

Executive Management (CEO, President, Owner, VP, Managing Director, etc.) 18.5%

Management (Production Manager, Engineering Manager, Exploration Manager)

18.5%

Engineering 18.5%

Field Professional (Superintendent, Foreman, Assistant Foreman, Toolpusher)

7.7%

Consulting 7.7%

Not Specified 29.2%

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2017 EVENT DEMOGRAPHICS

HOW IMPORTANT DO YOU THINK DEEPWATER OPERATIONS WAS FOR PERFORMING YOUR JOB AND ESTABLISHING CONTACTS IN THE INDUSTRY?

Important 33.8%

Very important 27.7%

Moderately important 21.5%

Slightly important 7.7%

Not important 6.2%

DID YOU MEET THE EXHIBITORS YOU NEEDED TO SEE AND CONDUCT BUSINESS WITH?

Yes 81.5%

No 6.2%

N/A 12.35%

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SAMPLE ATTENDEE LIST

HSE/OFFSHORE INSTALLATION ENGINEER....................... AFREN ENERGY

PROJECT MANAGER .............................................................ANADARKO

PRODUCTION ENGINEER .......................................................ANADARKO

GOM OPERATIONS MANAGER ............................ ANADARKO PETROLEUM

GM, OPERATIONS ............................................. ANADARKO PETROLEUM

PROJECT MANAGER ......................................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM

FACILITIES ENGINEER ....................................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM

PROD ENG MGR ............................................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM

PRODUCTION GOM ........................................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM

PROD SUPERINTENDENT .................................. ANADARKO PETROLEUM

OIM/PRODUCTION FOREMAN ............................ ANADARKO PETROLEUM

PRODUCTION SUPERINTENDENT ....................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM

RESERVOIR ENGINEER ...................................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM

PRODUCTION ENGINEER ................................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM

STAFF PRODUCTION ENGINEER ......................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM

PRODUCTION ENGINEER ................................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM

REGULATORY ANALYST ..................................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM

PRODUCTION ENGINEER II ................................ ANADARKO PETROLEUM

PRODUCTION ENGINEER ................................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM

GOM MECHANICAL INTEGRITY .......................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM

GOM PRODUCTION SUPERINTENDENT ............... ANADARKO PETROLEUM

PRODUCTION SUPERINTENDENT ....................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM

SENIOR PROCESS ENGINEER .............ANADARKO PETROLEUM COMPANY

ENGINEERING ADVISOR ........................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM CORP

PRODUCTION ENGINEER .......................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM CORP

STAFF RESERVOIR ENGINEER ................... ANADARKO PETROLEUM CORP

PRINCIPAL INTEGRITY ENGINEER .......................................BHP BILLITON

PRINCIPAL A&I SPECIALIST ...............................................BHP BILLITON

INTEGRITY ENGINEER .......................................................BHP BILLITON

PRINCIPLE ASSET INTEGRITY ENGINEER ............................BHP BILLITON

MANAGER PROCESS SAFETY ............................................BHP BILLITON

PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENT ..................................................BHP BILLITON

MACHINERY ENGINEER .....................................................BHP BILLITON

FAC EGNRG SUPV .............................................................BHP BILLITON

SENIOR PROCESS ENGINEER ............................................BHP BILLITON

SURFACE ENGINEERING MANAGER ....................................BHP BILLITON

PETROLEUM ENGR ........................................................................... BP

THUNDER HORSE RESERVOIR DEV MANAGER ............................ BP E & P

FACILITIES ENGRG MGR ....................................................BPH BILLITON

OPS REP ................................................................................ CHEVRON

SUBSEA ENGINEER ................................................................. CHEVRON

OPERATIONS REP ................................................................... CHEVRON

OPERATIONS REP ................................................................... CHEVRON

OPERATIONS LEAD ................................................................. CHEVRON

LEAD OPS REP WTRP ............................................................. CHEVRON

SR OPS REP ........................................................................... CHEVRON

FLOW ASSURANCE CONSULTANT .......CHEVRON ENERGY TECH COMPANY

FIELD DEVELOPMENT MANAGER ........................... ECOPETROL AMERICA

FACILITIES ENGINEERING ADVISOR ................................ ENI PETROLEUM

NON OPERATED PRODUCTION MGR ............................... ENI PETROLEUM

COO ....................................................... ENVEN ENERGY CORPORATION

CEO ....................................................... ENVEN ENERGY CORPORATION

TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR ...................................................EXXONMOBIL

SUBSEA FACILITIES ENGINEER ...........................................EXXONMOBIL

SR SUBSEA ENGR ............................................................... HESS CORP

DIRECTOR .................................................. KLAIPEDA OIL AND GAS LTD

VP - PRODUCTION ................................... LLOG EXPLORATION COMPANY

SR MANAGER - GOM OPERATIONS ............................... MURPHY E&P CO

OPERATIONS SUPERINTENDANT .......................... MURPHY EXPL & PROD

PRODUCTION ENGINEER ..................................... MURPHY EXPL & PROD

PROCESS ENGINEER .............................. MURPHY EXPLORATION & PROD

HSE ADVISOR ........................................MURPHY EXPLORATION & PROD.

FIELD COORDINATOR....................... MURPHY EXPLORATION & PROD. CO

ASST. MAINT. COORDINATOR............ MURPHY EXPLORATION & PROD. CO

PRODUCTION MANAGER .....................................................MURPHY OIL

MAINTENCE ENGINEER .......................................................MURPHY OIL

SENIOR ANALYST .......................................................... NOBLE ENERGY

DIRECTOR OPERATIONS EXCELLENCE............................. NOBLE ENERGY

SUPERINTENDENT OPERATIONAL READINESS ................. NOBLE ENERGY

DEEPWATER PROJECT MANAGER ................................... NOBLE ENERGY

SR. FACILITIES ENGINEER .............................................. NOBLE ENERGY

DEEPWATER OPS MGR ............................................ NOBLE ENERGY INC

OPERATIONS READINESS ......................................... NOBLE ENERGY INC

IT PROGRAM MANAGER .......................................... NOBLE ENERGY INC.

JV/ASSET MANAGER ...................... ORIENTAL ENERGY RESOURCES, LTD

OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT MANAGER.............PETROBRAS AMERICA INC

SR DEVELOPMENT MANAGER ............................................ PREMIER OIL

VICE PRESIDENT-SALES .......................................................... SONOCO

SALES .................................................................................... SONOCO

OFFSHORE FACILITIES MANAGER .............................................. STATOIL

LEAD FACILITIES ENGINEER, US OFFSHORE ............................... STATOIL

ENGINEERING TECH ....................................................... STONE ENERGY

FACILITY ENGINEER ....................................................... STONE ENERGY

MANAGER - E, C & D ..................................................... STONE ENERGY

INTEGRITY ENGINEER- TEAM LEAD ................................. STONE ENERGY

VP GM GULF EAST ................................................................. WILLIAMS

OFFSHORE OPERATION MANAGER .......................................... WILLIAMS

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EVENT CONTACTS

CONFERENCE DIRECTORDavid PaganiePhone: +1 713 963 6217Email: davidp@pennwell.com

CONFERENCE MANAGERGail KilloughPhone: +1 713 963 6251Email: gailk@pennwell.com

EVENT OPERATIONS MANAGERLauren SteinheiserPhone: +1 918 832 9313Email: laurens@pennwell.com

EXHIBIT & SPONSORSHIP SALESSara Lowery NgPhone: +1 713 963 6277Cell: +1 713 725 8536Email: saran@pennwell.com

Desiree ReyesPhone: +1 713 963 6283Cell: +1 281 785 7952Email: desireer@pennwell.com

EXHIBIT SERVICES MANAGERKelsey HowarterPhone: +1 918 831 9865 Fax: +1 918 831 9729Email: kelseyh@pennwell.com

SENIOR EVENT MARKETING MANAGERJennifer McPhailPhone: +1 918 831 9701Fax: +1 918 831 9729Email: jenniferm@pennwell.com

REGISTRATION DEPARTMENTDirect: +1 918 831 9160Fax: +1 918 831 9161Toll Free: +1 888 299 8016Fax: +1 888 299 8057Email: registration@pennwell.com

PENNWELL CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS1421 S. Sheridan RoadTulsa, OK 74112Phone: +1 918 835 3161Fax: +1 713 963 6270www.pennwell.com

PENNWELL PETROLEUM GROUP1455 West Loop South, Suite #400Houston, Texas 77027Phone: +1 713 621 9720Toll Free: +1 800 736 6935Fax: +1 713 963 6285

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