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45+PRESENTATIONS

2 EXCLUSIVESITE VISITS

350+Attendees

2 PURPOSEBUILT

WORKSHOPS

BRAND NEWVENUE

17-20 September 2012Singapore Expo


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MONETISING OFFSHORE RESERVES WITHADVANCEMENTS IN FPSO TECHNOLOGY

FPSO Bulletin PRESENTSwww.fpsoasia.com VOLUME 3

SITE VISITS OPEN ONLY TO A SELECT FEW.REGISTER EARLY.>> see pages 8 & 9 for details

BRAND NEW VENUE WITH A DEDICATEDFPSO TECHNOLOGY HALL. >> see page 10 for details

17-20 September 2012 | Singapore Expo

Log on to www.fpsoasia.com for updates on the 13th Annual FPSO Congress

A whopping $170 billion isbeing spent on FPSO upgradingby Bumi Armada and SBMOffshore >> more on page 2

Analysing the inexorable riseof FPSOs in Asia Pacific>> more on page 2

An unparalleled opportunity forsubcontractors and oil operatorsto visit SBM Offshores vessels inSingapore >> more on page 8

UNPRECEDENTED REPRESENTATIONFROM OIL OPERATORS, VESSEL OWNERS,

SUBCONTRACTORS AND FINANCIERSREFINED- An enhanced speaker profilefor 2012 featuring Bumi Armada (VP - FPS),Sevan Marine (COO), Petrofac FloatingProduction(COO), PNOC (CEO), Woodside(GM - Production).Visit page 4 for the complete lineup

INVENTIVE- Two exclusive site visitsto SBMs FPSOs in Singapore and Technipsproduction facility in Johor Bahru (Malaysia).Visit pages 8 & 9 for further details

ENHANCED- A superior venuewith animproved exhibition spacein SingaporeExpo. Visit page 11 for further details

DRILLED DOWN- Dedicated GeoUpdateson the FPSO industry from Brazil,Nigeria, Australia, India and China.

Visit page 6 for further details

UNVEILED- Showcase of brand newtechnologiesand updates from Technip,Subsea7, ABB, Wrtsil, Hempel.Visit page 11 for further details

13TH ANNUAL FPSOCONGRESS - WHATSCAPTIVATING?

HYUNDAI AHEAD INBATTLE TO SUPPLY FPSOFOR EGINA(26 April 2012) - Upstreamonline.com

South Koreas Hyundai Heavy Industries, Milan-basedSaipem and New York-listed FMC are emerging asthe three leading contenders to secure the floating

production vessel and subsea contracts for Totalsmulti-billion-dollar Egina project off Nigeria.

THE WORLDS LARGEST MEETING PLACEDEDICATED TO THE FPSO COMMUNITY

The worlds foremost event for the FPSO industry featuring floating production stalwarts including BUMI ARMADA,SBM OFFSHORE, MODEC, MAERSK, BW OFFSHORE, PETROFAC, BLUEWATER & TEEKAY

Luring over 350 attendees last year, the 13th Annual FPSO Congress takes is already up and running with over50 oil companies and vessel operators confirmed this year

TECHNOLOGY POWER HOUSESon the agenda include TECHNIP, SUBSEA7, ABB, WRTSIL,

HEMPEL, SHERWIN WILLIAMS, EMERSON, CETCO Oilfield Services, DPS, VANGARD & ABS

FPSOs ACCOUNTED FOR ATHIRD OF CRUDE OIL ANDNATURAL GAS PRODUCTIONCAPACITY IN 2011The global Floating Production Storage and Offloadingmarket - dominated by the Middle East and Africa -accounted for nearly a third of the global FPSO-basedcrude oil and natural gas production in 2011. FPSOscontributed a total of capacity of 5,197.01 millionbarrels of oil equivalent (MMboe) in 2011.

>> more on page 2

A SURGE OF 130 FPSINSTALLATIONS WILL DRIVETHE INDUSTRY OVER 2012 -2016 PERIODQuoting a recent report from Douglas Westwood,floating production industry will see US $68 billioninvestment over the next few years. Continuingexpansion in the use of subsea productiontechnologies, increased deepwater discoveries andemphasis on uses other than life of field productionare proving to be the biggest drivers in this burgeoningindustry

ANDREW DAY LAMSHED,SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, FLOATING

PRODUCTION SYSTEMS, BUMI ARMADA

CARLOS MASTRANGELO,WR FACILITIES MANAGER,

PETROBRAS

MAARTEN VAN ALLER,COO, PETROFAC FLOATINGPRODUCTION

MICHAEL HAMBLIN,GM PRODUCTION,

WOODSIDE ENERGY

I have been a part of the FPSOCongress for the last couple ofyears and I must admit that it isone of the best shows around.The quality of topics, speakers

chosen and the overall flow of theprogram are impressive. If there isone FPSO event I need to attend

every year that would be theFPSO Congress.

Cedric Morandini, Head of Naval Architecture,SBM OFFSHORE

LARS ODESKAUG,COO, SEVAN MARINE


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OPINION MATTERS!THIS WAS MY FIRST TIME AT

THE CONGRESS AND IT WASEXTREMELY USEFUL TO UPDATEMYSELF ON THE SUBJECT OFFPSO.Operations General Manager, PICO INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM

FPSO CONGRESS BULLETIN 2012

BUMI ARMADA AND SBMOFFSHORE TO SPEND $170MILLION ON FPSO UPGRADING

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ith the FPSO sector growing at a phenomenalrate, Bumi Armada and SBM Offshore areshelling out close to $170 million to upgrade its

current FPSOs. Keppel Shipyard has secured the FloatingProduction Storage and Offloading (FPSO) upgradingprojects SBM Offshore and Bumi Armada.

The first project is from SBM Offshore to refurbish andupgrade an existing FPSO vessel, FPSO Xikomba. Workon this FPSO unit is expected to be completed by the thirdquarter of 2013.

Xikomba will be leased by Eni Angola S.p.A for 12 yearsfor the development of Block 15/06, offshore Angola.FPSO Xikomba is jointly owned by SBM Offshore andSonangol, Angolas national oil and gas company.

Long-term business partnerships are key to ourperformance, our ability to deliver and our ambition infurthering our lead in the FPSO market. The award of theFPSO Xikomba is another milestone in this deep long-

term relationship, said Bruno Chabas, Chief ExecutiveOfficer of SBM Offshore.

Keppel Shipyards scope of work on FPSO Xikombacomprises life extension, refurbishment and upgrading

of existing topside modules and turret mooring systemas well as the installation and integration of new topsidemodules. The FPSO vessel will subsequently proceed to

Angola for completion.

For Bumi Armada, Keppel Shipyard will modify andupgrade FPSO Armada Claire. This includes refurbishmentand life extension works as well as installation andintegration of topside modules. Work is expected to becompleted by the fourth quarter of 2013.

Upon completion, FPSO Armada Claire will be deployed inthe Balnaves Field, north-west Australia.

With the trust and collaboration of committedand capable business partners, we have grown andenhanced our fleet of quality FPSO vessels. The ArmadaClaire project is our tenth major collaboration withKeppel Shipyard, and we are confident that it will beprofessionally executed. said Hassan Basma, ExecutiveDirector and Chief Executive Officer of Bumi Armada.

Reported by Bryan Camoens, FPSO Correspondent,FPSO Congress

SBM Offshore chose Blue Water Shipping,a company with which it already holdsa longstanding business relationship, toundertake the task of providing logisticsfor materials and equipment to China andBrazil, where the conversion of the FPSO,Cidale de Olhabela will take place over thenext two years.

SBM OFFSHORESELECTS BLUEWATER SHIPPING(16 April 2012) - Heavyliftpfi.com

Modec and the Schahin Group signed a

letter of intent to supply an FPSO for thePetrobras-led Cernambi South pre-saltfield offshore Brazil. It will be deployedto the Cernambi Sul area of the BM-S-11 block off the coast of Brazil in thethird quarter of 2014. The area is part ofa deepwater oil field located about 186miles (300 kilometers) south of Rio deJaneiro, Brazil.

MODEC FORCERNAMBI FPSO(29 September 2011) -Oilonline.com

Bumi Armada Bhd, an offshore oilfieldservices company, was awarded aUS$200 million (RM600 million)engineering, procurement, installationand commissioning (EPIC) contracts fromRussias oil major OAO Lukoil (Lukoil).The contract is for the Filanovsky fielddevelopment of the Caspian Sea.

BUMI ARMADA BAGSUS$200M RUSSIANDEALS(17 April 2012) -Malaysia-chronicle.com

OSX 2 Leasing B.V., a subsidiary ofthe OSX Brasil S.A., entered into afacility agreement with a syndicate ofinternational banks lead by ING, Ita-BBA and Santander, related to thegranting of a loan in the amount of US$850 million, pursuant to the contractualterms, for investment in the constructionand installation of the FPSO OSX-2.

OSX OBTAINS US$850 MILLION FORFPSO OSX-2(26 October 2011) -Marinelink.com

WHEELSAND DEALS

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THE BRAZILIANSAMBA HAS ITSIMPACT!!At the end of 2011, there were 139 activeFPSOs across the globe with 94 companiesholding equity stakes in them. In terms oftotal FPSO-based crude oil and natural gasproduction capacity, Petrobras, ExxonMobilCorporation and Total S.A. are thedominant companies in the global market.These companies together contribute about29.2% of the global FPSO-based oil andgas production capacity.

The Brazilian national oil companyPetrobras is the largest market playerglobally, in terms of FPSO-based oil andgas production capacity, with 703.59MMboe of the production capacity. Thetotal equity-weighted FPSO-based crudeoil and natural gas production capacity ofPetroleo Brasileiro S.A. accounts for about13.5% of the total production capacity ofFPSOs globally.

For 2012 to 2015, Brazil has planned thelargest FPSO-based crude oil and natural

gas production capacity expansion amongall the countries.

Therefore, based on current statistics,Brazil, which currently has the largestFPSO-based crude oil and natural gasproduction capacity, is expected to continueto be the market leader in the FPSOindustry in 2015.

FPSO IN ASIAPACIFIC: THE NEWENERGY FRONTIERIn 2001 there were just 120 floatingproduction units operating worldwide.A decade later this figure has increasedto 250 units, according to research byInternational Maritime Associates (IMA),and more are set to come online in the

coming years.

South-east Asia alone currentlyaccounts for 33 of the projects inthe pipeline, while Brazils vast ultra-deepwater reserves account for 47,providing many opportunities forthis technology - already suited todeepwater exploration - to advance evenfurther.

Jim McCaul, head of IMA, describedthe opportunities for future growthwithin the sector as hugely positive,explaining: Global demand for oilcontinues to grow, the market is againthreatened by MENA supply disruptions,oil prices have pierced $100 andvirtually every major field operator hasannounced plans to increase offshoreE&D expenditures.

Current FPSO ProjectsEvidence from Asia would certainlyseem to back up McCauls point thatinvestment in FPSO is taking place on anincreasingly significant scale.

Bumi Armada completed its third FPSO,Berhad, earlier this year and it waspromptly sent on assignment in Vietnam.The 22-month project converted aSuezMax tanker into a 55,000 bbls perday FPSO, which has now been put intoaction on the Te Giac Trang field, locatedaround 100km off the coast of Vietnam.Hassan Basma, executive director andchief executive officer of Bumi Armada,said: This FPSO has been specificallydesigned to process difficult crude witha low wax appearance temperature andto withstand, sustain and remain mooredunder 100 year return environmentalconditions including cyclones andtsunamis prevalent offshore Vietnam;

this too in shallow waters of less than43 metres.

Ezra has also recently sent an FPSOto offshore Vietnam to operate onthe Chim Sao oil field, around 350kmoffshore.

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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMANDear Friends of the FPSO community,

12 successful years of the FPSO Congress journey can only make us long for more.

It is therefore my great pleasure to invite you to the 13th Annual FPSO Congress(17th 20th September, SingaporeExpo). Given the accelerated growth of the floating production systems industry, the conference topics are tailormade toaddress the needs of this evolving market.

With dedicated tracks on commercial and technical aspects impacting the FPSO industry, the Congress is all set to surpass

expectations. Petrobras, Bumi Armada, ExxonMobil, Total, Woodside, Technip, Sevan Marine, OMV, Hempel,Subsea 7join the long list of experts presenting their experiences at the conference this year.

An enhanced exhibition space, 50+ presentations, two drilled down workshops and to top it all, twoexclusive industry visits; there is nothing short of a power packed agenda.

So allow yourself four days fully dedicated to engrossing presentations from CEOs, COOs, Engineering heads,Commercial heads from oil operators, vessel operators, subcontractors and financiers. Enjoy the stimulating networkingexperience amongst hundreds of your industry colleagues. This is the one FPSO industry event and that one cannot affordto miss.

I personally am very excited to be chairing the Congress this year. The venue is excellent and the topics are top shelf.Let us meet in Singapore this September.

Regards,Ross MierendorffGeneral Manager FPSO Operations - NigeriaBUMI ARMADA BERHADChairman, 13th Annual FPSO Congress

THE 13TH ANNUALFPSO CONGRESSSTEERINGCOMMITTEEThe success of the FPSO Congressover the last decade has mainly beenattributed to how well the agenda is insync with the industry challenges. The

13th Annual FPSO Congress agenda hasbeen tailored to address vital industrydynamics with following advisors:

Christopher Casias,Director Head of Projects &Projects Services,MAERSK FPSOs

Havard Devold,Vice President,

ABB AS

David Hamilton,Head of Commissioning,BUMI ARMADA

Jerry Joynson,Director, Proposals &Technology Development,SBM OFFSHORE

2012 FIELD OPERATORDEVELOPMENTPROGRAMMEThe field operator is pivotal for successful FPSObased field development. Right from laying out thefield specifications to actual day to day operations,they form a crucial part of the FPSO supply chain.

Aimed at achieving a cohesive environment forevaluating FPSO technology as a cost effectivefield development solution, the Congress willsponsor the passes for directors of FPSO projectsfrom oil companies.

Only a limited number of passes are available.

Email us at [email protected] or call us at +656722 9388 to find out how you can obtain a VIPPass as part of the FPSO Congress field operatordevelopment programme.

VISITING SBMS FPSOS -INVITING OIL OPERATORSAND SUBCONTRACTORSDear Colleague

I presented at last years FPSO Congress on SBMsexperiences with redeploying FPSOs. I found the Congresswas a great learning and networking opportunity. It wasvery well attended and I had no second thoughts aboutbeing a part of it again this year.

In addition to presenting at this years Congress, on behalfof SBM Offshore, I would like to invite experts from oil

operators and subcontractors to visit one of our FPSOsstationed in Singapore. The visit is jointly organised withIQPC and you may get in touch with them to register forthe visit.

It is exciting times in the industry and I look forward tomeeting you at the Congress this September.

Regards,Jerry JoynsonDirector, Proposals & TechnologyDevelopmentSBM OFFSHORE

IN THIS COMPETITIVE MARKET,ABB SUPPORTS CONFERENCESTHAT COMPLIMENTS ANDENHANCE OUR BUSINESSMODEL. ABB HAVE BEENSUPPORTING THE FPSOCONGRESS FOR THE LASTTHREE YEARS RUNNING AS ITBELIEVES IN THE TOP NOTCHQUALITY OF THE EVENT, INTERMS OF PRESENTATIONS,ATTENDANCE AND SERVICE.Paul Singh,Vice President - Business Development,ABB

Visit Page 11 for the exhibition floor plan,sponsorship opportunities and more

Gold Sponsors

Brendan Fitzgerald,Managing Director,VANGUARD SOLUTIONS

AssociatePartner

Gold & Site Tour Sponsor

Lead Contractor

SilverSponsors

Technical Session Sponsors Official Lanyard Sponsor

Cocktail ReceptionHost & Bag Sponsor


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THIS DAYTHAT YEAR21-24 SEPTEMBER 2011GRAND HYATT, SINGAPOREThe 12th Annual FPSO Congress was ablockbuster hit. The global conferenceassembled decision makers from oil companies,field owners, vessel owners, EPC contractors,regional regulators and technology providersto discuss the critical challenges and greatopportunities in the sector.

With a rich history of bringing together theFPSO worlds top commercial decision makersand technical thought leaders the Congressestablished its status as the most glamorousevent in the FPSO industry.

PLAYINGTHENUMBERSGAME:The FPSO Congress agenda for 2012will feature over 50 presentations. Thepresenters will represent various verticals

from the sector including field developers,field operators, vessel owners, vesseloperators, financiers, subcontractors andservice providers. Over 350 delegates areexpected to attend the Congress in 2012 inline with the rapid growth in the market thisyear. Make sure youre one of them and dontmiss out on the biggest FPSO Congress inthe world!

WHATHAPPENED

IN 2011300+ DELEGATES45+ PRESENTATIONS10 HOURS OF DEDICATEDNETWORKING25+ EXHIBITORSAN EXCLUSIVE BRAZILIANTHEMED COCKTAILRECEPTION

China

Denmark

IndiaThailand

Indonesia

Brazil

United Kingdom

United States

Norway

Australia Malaysia

Singapore

Rest of the world

BREAKDOWN BY GEOGRAPHY:

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THE FPSO TECHNOLOGYHALL JUST GOT

BIGGER!

COMPREHENSIVE

FACE TO FACEINTERACTION WITHGLOBAL OWNERSAND OPERATORS

See page 10 for more details...

Antonio Cailao,CEO,

PHILIPPINESNATIONAL OILCORPORATION

Maarten Van Aller,COO,

PETROFACFLOATING

PRODUCTION

Jon Dunstan,COO,

EMAS OFFSHORE

Gianluca Orlandi,FPSO Package Manager,

ENI

Michael Surkein,Senior Consultant

- Corrosion,

EXXONMOBIL

Govert Wagenaar,FPSO Technology

Manager,

BLUEWATERENERGY SERVICES

Andrew Marron,Operations Manager,

OMV

Mireille Franco,Senior Naval Architect,

TOTAL E & P

Gupta K C,General Manager

Engineering,

TANKER PACIFICOFFSHORETERMINALS

Ketil Hox,FPSO Engineering

Manager,

TEEKAY PETROJARL

Cedric Morandini,Head of Naval

Architecture,

SBM OFFSHORE

Gangahar S,Department Head

Engineering,

MODEC

Mark Tudor,Senior Legal Counsel,

BW OFFSHORE

Dr. Ross Mierendorff,General Manager FPSO

Operations Nigeria,

BUMI ARMADA

AN EXTENSIVELINE UP OF OILOPERATORS,

VESSELOWNERS ANDFINANCIERS

Christopher Casias,Director Head of

Projects & Projects

Services,

MAERSK FPSOs

Jerry Joynson,Director, Proposals

& Technology

Development,

SBM OFFSHORE


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EMEET OURSPEAKERS &SPONSORSEmbracing the social media revolution,we have made sure the FPSO Congress isjust a click away. No matter which socialnetworking platform you prefer, updates on

the Congress are regularly available. Moreimportantly, connect with our speakers anddelegates before you actually meet them.After all, networking is crucial.

4855 MEMBERS &COUNTING. CONNECTVIA LINKEDIN!!

The FPSO Network Linkedin group hasbecome all the rage. With an average of 6new members joining the group every day,

the FPSO Network group is Linkedins FPSOhotspot. Join the group for industry updates,available jobs, engrossing discussions andmany more..

LIKE US ON FACEBOOK

With 2135 likes and 526 shares, thefacebook page of the FPSO Network is arunaway success.

TWEET YOUR WAY TOTHE CONGRESS!!

Follow us @FPSOnetwork for regulartweets on the industry and updates on theconference.

OPINIONMATTERS!THE 13TH ANNUALFPSO CONGRESSSTROKES THEFINANCING NERVEIN THIS INDUSTRY

THE RIGHT WAY. IAM THOROUGHLYLOOKING FORWARD TOBEING A PART OF THECONGRESS.Chie Wakatsuki, JAPAN BANK FORINTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

BOOKMARKWWW.FPSOASIA.COMTODAY!YOUR ONE-STOP FPSO CONTENTREPOSITORY.

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now that

Kelvin Sam,Principal Researcher,

Cost and Procurement,

IHS CERA

Zahar Mohd. Hashim,CEO,

GMOS

Glen Gannon,Senior Integrity Engineer,

BW OFFSHORE

Jason Waldie,Associate Director,

DOUGLASWESTWOOD

Mohammad Azwira,Senior Engineer,

SBM OFFSHORE

Tan Xioming,Lead Structural Engineer,

MODEC

Berend Deiters,Head of Natural

Resources Finance,

ING BANK

Simon Davies,Director, Oil & Gas,

ANZ

Sin Foong Wong,Head, Infrastructure &

Natural Resources,

IFC (World BankGroup)

Matthew Flynn,Managing Director,

WORLDYARDS

Eelke Oosterhuis,Head, Energy Asia,

ABN AMRO

Jean Eichaker,Director, Offshore,

UNICREDIT BANK AG

David Boggs,Managing Director,

ENERGY MARITIMEASSOCIATES

Chie Wakatsuki,JAPAN BANK FORINTERNATIONALCOOPERATION

Simon Schubach,Regulatory Operations

GM,

NOPSEMA

Michael Hamblin,GM Production,

WOODSIDEENERGY

Andrew Day Lamshed,Senior Vice President,

Floating Production

Systems,

BUMI ARMADA

Lars Odeskaug,COO,

SEVAN MARINE

Carlos Mastrangelo,WR Facilities Manager,

PETROBRAS

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MAIN CONGRESS DAY ONETUESDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER 2012

0830 Congress Registration

0900 Welcome Address from the Chairman

Dr. Ross Mierendorff, General Manager FPSO Operations - Nigeria, BUMI ARMADA

0910 Opening Keynote: FPSOs: How Far are You Willing to Walk From the Edge? }Defining the thin line between the success and failure of FPSO projects }Balancing risks in contractual terms and conditions and specifications amongst various

stakeholders involved in floating production projects }Detailed vs functional vs descriptive specifications: Mapping the role of each one of

them to better execute projects

Carlos Mastrangelo, WR Facilities Manager,PETROBRAS

0930 Vessel Owner Keynote: Developing a Sustainable FPSO Business Model toMaximise Productivity

}Providing an update on Bumi Armadas existing vessel operations and upcomingprojects

}How big an impact has the global economic downturn had on the FPSO industry? }Forecasting the future of the industry: Where is the FPSO market heading?

Andrew Day Lamshed, Senior VP Floating Production Systems,BUMI ARMADA

0950 Power Panel: Forging New Frontiers: Responding to the Evolving Dynamicsin the FPSO Industry

}Developing a well-balanced contracting regime: Weighing project risk, responsibilitiesand cost management

}Evaluating the economics of FPSO projects as a cost-effective field development

solution }Factoring key cost determinants and variables and how they impact FPSO projects

Andrew Day Lamshed, Senior VP Floating Production Systems,BUMI ARMADA Lars Odeskaug, COO,SEVAN MARINE Jon Dunstan, COO,EMAS OFFSHORE Maarten Van Aller, COO,PETROFAC FLOATING PRODUCTION Jerry Joynson, Director, Proposals & Technology Development, SBM OFFSHORE

1020 Morning Refreshments and Networking

1050 Oil Operator Keynote: Developing an Integrated Offshore Organisation Model }Outlining key field characteristics suitable for development utilising FPSO technology

} Investigating the cost and benefits of field development with FPSO through a thoroughunderstanding of field specifications

}Ensuring value optimisation of the field through advancements in FPSO technology

Michael Hamblin, GM Production, WOODSIDE ENERGY

1110 Evaluating the Growing Prowess of Chinese Shipyards }Predicting the 2013 FPSO demand and associated yard capacity }Mapping the increase in FPSO demand and the corresponding increase in dependence

on Chinese yards }What advantages do the Chinese shipyards provide over the rest?

Kelvin Sam, Principal Researcher, Cost and Procurement, IHS CERA

1130 Session details to be confirmed

Jerry Joynson, Director, Proposals & Technology Development, SBM OFFSHORE

1150 Electrification and Energy Efficiency for Floating Production

Havard Devold, Vice President, ABB AS

1215 Lunch and Visit to the FPSO Technology Hall

TECHNICAL STREAM

1315 Case Study: Highlighting theStrategies behind SuccessfulFPSO Redeployment

}Evaluating various aspects of the oilfield suitable for redeployment ofFPSOs

}Ensuring successful redeploymentthrough full determination ofconversion scope

}Sharing experiences from the Kitanconversion project

Govert Wagenaar, FPSOTechnology Manager,BLUEWATER ENERGYSERVICES

1340 Panel Discussion: Overcoming Design,

Engineering, Inspection andMaintenance Challenges inMooring and Riser Systems forFPSOs

Moderator: Arnaud Guillet LLOYDS REGISTER

Panelist: Cedric Morandini,

Head of Naval Architecture,SBM OFFSHORE

1405 Leveraging LubricationTechnology and ApplicationExpertise to Support Safety,Productivity and SustainabilityObjectives

Ian J Davidson, Global IndustrialMarketing Manager,EXXONMOBIL

COMMERCIAL STREAM

1315 Achieving Growth andConsolidation in the BurgeoningFPSO Market throughStructured Financing

}Evaluating the underlying marketfundamentals of financing the

offshore industry }Addressing the impact of

fluctuating oil prices, explorationand production advances and itsimpact on the financiers

Sin Foong Wong, Head,Infrastructure & Natural Resources,IFC (World Bank Group)

1345 Session reserved for WATSON,FARLEY & WILLIAMS

1420 Forging the Vessel Owner Financier Relationship toExpedite FPSO Projects

}Outlining the key evaluation criteriafor investors and analysts beforefunding FPSO projects

}Identifying main concerns forinvestors financing FPSO projects

}Is the financing situation on the road to recovery?

Simon Davies, Director, Oil & Gas,ANZ

1450 Alternative Project FundingStructures: Leveraging onExport Credit to Drive FPSOProject Developments

}Developing a framework for wider

1525 Afternoon Break & Networking

1435 FPSO Newbuilds: Highlightingthe Changing ApproachesTowards Topsides Design

}Analysing the key design criteria,field specifications and

requirements to kick start FPSOnewbuilds

}Ensuring the overall safety of theship building facility for efficientbuilding of the FPSO

}Discussing latest advancements intechnology for efficient design ofnewbuild FPSO topsides

Ketil Hox, FPSO EngineeringManager, TEEKAY PETROJARL

1500 Advancements in ElectricalSolutions for FPSOs

Lars Torstveit, Sales ManagerOffshore Production,

WRTSIL

1545 Session reserved for CETCOOilfield Services

1610 FPSOs for Gas Fields:Designing the Right TopsidesConfiguration

}Discussing changes in topsidesconfiguration specific to FPSOs forgas fields

}Analysing the layout and pipingdesigns in gas field FPSOs

}Achieving flexibility andinterchangeability in topsidesdesign for gas field FPSOS

Gangahar S, Department Head Engineering, MODEC

1635 Riser Systems for ShallowWater Application - Interfaces

and ConfigurationsAswini Dhaubhadel, Lead FlexibleDesign Engineer,TECHNIP

1700 Challenges Associated with Deepwater FPSO

Developments The Future forAsia Pacific

Steven Brown, Project EngineeringManager, Subsea7

1725 Case Study: A Better, SaferFPSO Choice or Requirement?

The regulatory position and designstandards internationally arechanging post-Macondo andMontara. The presentation willdescribe several key areas of goodsafety engineering design practice,with examples, against a case study

background of inadequate quality inactual FPSO projects.}Achieving better outcomes in FPSO

safety design }Analysing whether improved safety

outcomes can deliver improvedreliability, productivity & availability

}What needs to be incorporated intonext generation FPSOs to achievebetter productivity?

Brendan Fitzgerald, ManagingDirector,VANGUARD SOLUTIONS

1750 Original Equipment Supplier asa Module Provider - Advantagesfor FPSO Owners and End Users

Richard Harvey, Head of Sales -Offshore Production, SIEMENS

participation and creative solutionsfor financing larger FPSO projects

}Identifying key risks associatedwith funding FPSO projectsthrough export credit options

Jean Eichaker, Director, Offshore, UNICREDIT BANK AG

1545 Reviewing Current Trends andFuture Possibilities in FPSOFinancing

}Mapping a clear role for banks andstreamlining funding mechanismsfor FPSO projects

}Analysing current financing trendsand the road ahead for financiers

}Highlighting lessons learnt fromthe financing options in the marineindustry and its application to theoffshore sector

Eelke Oosterhuis, Head, Energy Asia,ABN AMRO

1615 Examining the CommercialDrivers Behind FPSO Projects

}Turnkey vs Modular Contracts What works best and why?

}How should consequential lossesbe defined?

}Evaluating the impact of the term ofthe FPSO contract on the financingoptions

Berend Deiters, Head of NaturalResources Finance, ING BANK

Mark Tudor, Senior Legal Counsel,BW OFFSHORE

Eelke Oosterhuis, Head, Energy Asia,ABN AMRO

Simon Davies, Director, Oil & Gas,

ANZ Jean Eichaker, Director, Offshore,

UNICREDIT BANK AG

1645 Developing a Debt-Equity MixModel for FPSO Financing}Avoiding downside risk on debt side

and focusing on upside potential onequity side for FPSO funding

}Defining a credible strategy toensure investors receivesatisfactory ROI

Chie Wakatsuki, Deputy Division Chief,Japan Bank of InternationalCooperation (JBIC), Japan

1710 Identifying and Mitigating Riskswhen Negotiating FPSO Contracts

}Defining risks associated withevery stakeholder clearly during the

initial stages of the contract }Addressing the various risks associated with liquidated damages

and developing an associatedpenalty structure

Zahar Mohd Hashim, CEO,GMOS, Malaysia

1735 Examining FPSO ContractsClosely and Avoiding Disputes

}Turnkey vs Modular Contracts What works best and why?

}Conversions vs. Newbuild Contracts - What should the approach be?

David Boggs, Managing Director,ENERGY MARITIMEASSOCIATES

1815 Closing Keynote: Devising a Clear FPSO Contracting Model Tailored toBenefit Stakeholders

}Evaluating the pros and cons of FPSO contract strategies }Balancing risks amongst various stakeholders }Providing a vessel owners perspective of practices existing in FPSO contracts

Maarten Van Aller, COO,PETROFAC FLOATING PRODUCTION

1835 Closing Remarks from the Chair and Close of Conference Day One

1840 13th Annual FPSO Congress Cocktail Reception



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MAIN CONGRESS DAY TWOWEDNESDAY, 19th SEPTEMBER 2012

0830 Registration Begins

0900 Welcome Address from the Chairman

0910 Opening Keynote: Discussing the Latest Innovations in Floating ProductionServices

}Coping with the latest challenges in FPSO industry as fields continue to get deeper }Cylindrical Hull FPSOs Evaluating the success story of this technology and

associated benefits with respect to mooring and riser configuration}Presenting the advantages of the cylindrical hull shaped FPSOs over conventional

designs

Lars Odeskaug, COO,SEVAN MARINE

0930 Engineering the Malampaya FPSO and Highlighting Offshore Opportunitiesin the Philippines

}Providing an update on ongoing exploration and production developments in thePhilippines

}Discussing PNOCs approach towards FPSO as a field development strategy }Forecasting possibilities for future PNOC-tendered FPSOs beyond the Malampaya

Antonio Cailao, President & CEO,PHILIPPINES NATIONAL OIL COMPANY (PNOC), Philippines

0950 Developments in Compliance and Regulation for FPSO Projects in Australia }Describing the regulatory functions in place to ensure structural integrity of facilities }Ensuring the safety of both the facility and the workforce by an efficient safety case

management programme

}What necessitates revisions in safety cases during construction, installation oroperation of the facility?

Simon Schubach, Regulatory Operations GM, NOPSEMA

1010 Supporting Long-Term Investment While Working with Local Content forFPSO Projects

}Coping with varying local regulations and political climate for FPSO leased activity }Identifying the right investment approach for successful delivery

Jon Dunstan, COO, EMAS Offshore, Singapore

1030 Morning Refreshments and Networking

1100 Presenting the Primary Drivers for the FPSO Industry Going Forward }Outlining the macroeconomic overview of energy demand for the next decade }Analysing the supply trends and the impact of deepwater and natural gas on global

hydrocarbon supply }Forecasting the FPSO market outlook CAPEX, conversions vs newbuilds, regional

activity, buyer groups

Jason Waldie, Associate Director,DOUGLAS WESTWOOD

1120 Panel Discussion: Key Capabilities of Shipyards, and Technological

Innovations to Support FPSO Developments - Reviewing the Landscape ofFPSO fabrication

}Who are the main fabricators today?}Will be there be new players in the fabricators industry?}Who are the key technology companies?}What is the impact of Chinese shipyards?

}What does the industry expect from new FPSOs?

Moderator: Matthew Flynn, Managing Director,WORLDYARDS

Panelists: Zahar Mohd Hashim Zainuddin, CEO,GMOS Kelvin Sam, Principal Researcher, Cost and Procurement, IHS CERA

Jason Waldie, Associate Director, DOUGLAS WESTWOOD

1150 Providing an Update on the Current FPSO Trends in West Africa }Presenting an overview of offshore field developments in West Africa }West Africa as an FPSO hub: What facilitates FPSO based developments? }Detailing growth profile, order trends and deepwater exploration activity in the region

Dr. Ross Mierendorff, General Manager FPSO Operations Nigeria, BUMI ARMADA

1215 Lunch and Visit to the FPSO Technology Hall

STREAM ONE: FIELD EVELOPMENT,MOORING AND TOPSIDES

1315 Classification Guidance forNovel Concepts

}Guidance for proposed applicationsor designs that have never beenproven in the marine or offshoreenvironment}Methodology to review and

approve new and novel concepts}Considerations through

appropriate risk assessment andengineering analysis

Raphael Tan, Manager OffshoreTechnology and BusinessDevelopment, ABS

1345 Session reserved for Dunlop Oil& Marine

1410 Panel Discussion: TopsidesAdvancements in FPSO

Featuring Wrtsil, ABB

1435 Case Study: Umblical Riser &Flowline Installation in the KitanField

STREAM TWO: FPSO OPERATIONS,MAINTENANCE & ASSET INTEGRITY

1315 CASE STUDY: OvercomingOperational Challenges &Subsurface Uncertainties in theMaari Field}Detailing the specifications of the

Maari field and associateddevelopment strategy throughFPSO

}Discussing strategies in place tocope with subsurface uncertaintiesin the field}Addressing key operational

challenges in the right manner toensure minimal to zero downtime

Andrew Marron, OperationsManager, OMV

1355 Multimillion Dollar Projects& Protective Coatings:Performance Does Matter

Dimitris Likouressis, GroupMarketing Manager,HEMPEL A/S


}Discussing the riser and flowlineinstallation methodologyimplemented in Kitan field

}Highlighting the operating lessonslearnt from the Kitan offshore

campaign }Revealing strategies behind

controlling cost overruns andcompletion ahead of projectschedule

Gianluca Orlandi, FPSO PackageManager, ENI

1500 FPSO Brownfield EngineeringConsiderations

Jon Moseley, Sales Director, DPS

1530 Unravelling the Claus andRedox Processes for Sour GasSulphur Removal on FPSOs

Senior Representative, TOZZIINDUSTRIES

1435 Case Study: AddressingIntegrity Issues from Design toDecommissioning- Based on aDeep Offshore Unit in Angola

}Outlining strategies behind

developing a robust FPSO integrityassurance program

}Describing the usage of modernpredictive tools for underwatersurveys and examination

}Developing a state of art inspectionframework to minimise downtime

Mireille Franco, Senior NavalArchitect, TOTAL E & P

1515 Latest developments on Fireand Cryogenic SpillageProtection for FPSOs andFLNGs

Joao Azevedo,BusinessDevelopment Oil & Gas EMEA,

Sherwin Williams

1610 Devising an Efficient Approachto Gas Handling and Treatmenton Floating Facilities

}Providing an overview of theavailable processes and criticaldesign parameters for associatedand free gas processing

}Choosing the right system for gascompression and subsequentreinjection into production wells /

gas lift

Gupta K C, General Manager Engineering, TANKER PACIFICOFFSHORE TERMINALS

1635 The Wrtsil-Emerson Alliance Reducing Project RiskThrough Game Changing

Electrical & AutomationSolutions

Ottar Vikingstad, Director Global Oil& Gas Sales and Marketing,EMERSON PROCESSMANAGEMENT

1655 Increasing Efficiency in Designof Topsides Modules

}Examining the structural interfacedesigns of topside module on FPSO}Investigating interactions between

FPSO vessel motion, hull deflectionand various types of topsidemodule loadings

Tan Xioming, Lead StructuralEngineer,MODEC

1720 Session Reserved for VEOLIAWATER SOLUTIONS

1740 Analysing the Growing Prowessof India in the Field of DetailedEngineering and Design forFPSOs

Senior Representative,SIDVIN CORE-TECH

1750 Case Study: Engineering theAseng FPSO Turret

}Discussing key factors impactingthe size, shape and position of theturret in FPSO

}Addressing the challenges inallowing weathervaning or rotationof the vessel in harsh weatherconditions while maintaining theFPSO through single mooring

Mohammad Azwira, Senior Engineer,SBM OFFSHORE

1820 Closing Keynote: Ensuring Efficient Project Management of FPSOs }Evaluating field specifications and requirements better to predict CAPEX and

timelines better }Coordinating the engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning teams

to ensure timely handover to operations

Christopher Casias, Director Head of Projects & Projects Services, MAERSK FPSOs

1845 Closing Remarks from the Chair

1850 Close of Conference


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1625 Developing a CorrosionManagement & InspectionFramework for Topsides

}Outlining the strategies behindmanaging selection of materials toensure corrosion free topsides

}Highlighting the top considerationsto be made when designing acorrosion management frameworkfor topsides

}Developing an RBI mechanism toefficiently inspect topsidesequipment and ensuring theirefficient operation

Glen Gannon, Senior IntegrityEngineer,BW OFFSHORE

1705 CASE STUDY: FPSO CorrosionControl Design and OperationalExperience

}Reviewing FPSO hull and fixedstructure cathodic protection design

}Contrasting the effectivenessof impressed current and sacrificialanode designs

}Developing a comprehensivecorrosion control design for thetanks including the use ofdehumidification for corrosioncontrol of voided tanks

Michael Surkein, Senior Consultant Corrosion, EXXONMOBIL


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PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP B

Monday, 17th September 2012 | 1500 - 1800

THE A Z OF A TURRETMOORED FPSO

Rationale:As field and subsea infrastructure continue to get complex, choice of the right type ofmooring and riser system is very critical. It is no secret that a variety of factors haveto be considered before narrowing down on the right solution. The main purpose ofthe proposed workshop is to give to the attendees a good understanding of the basisnecessary for the selection of the station keeping facility for the FPSO. Every availableoption will be described; their pros and cons will be discussed. Examples on state of artturret systems will also be presented.

Discussion Points:}Examining the Turret vs Spread mooring systems and the impact of field

specifications on the choice of the same

}External vs Internal Turret Which one is better and when?

}Permanent vs Disconnect able turret moored FPSOs How reliable is the disconnectand reconnect sequence?

}What are the associated optimised riser solutions available?

}Addressing the impact of subsea infrastructure interface on the choice of mooringsystem

}Listing the recent technological upgrades available in the industry for turret mooredFPSOs

}Developing an operation and maintenance framework to ensure hassle freeproductivity

Who is this for?This technical briefing is designed for FPSO project managers, heads of engineering,naval architects and stakeholders involved in the design, construction and conversionphase of FPSO projects to drive greater efficiency and safety in this process.

About the Workshop Leader:Cdric is currently the Head of Naval Architecture Department (mooring,riser, hydro, hull & marine systems) at SBM Malaysia. Under the currentrole, Cedric has overseen the design, engineering and installation ofa number of turret moored FPSOs. He was recently involved in theengineering of the turret for Apeng FPSO and is presently working on theItchys turret.

He has extensive experience in FPSO design and construction and haspreviously served as the Principal Naval Architect & Associate Directorat AMOG Consulting. Prior to that, Cdric was the Head of Mooring &Hydrodynamic Department at Bureau Veritas HO, France.

With extensive experience in the field of mooring systems, Cedric is theperfect workshop leader as he dovetails exceedingly well with this topic.

PRE-CONGRESS SITE VISIT A

Monday, 17th September 2012 | 0900 1430

SITE VISIT TO SBM OFFSHORESFPSOS IN KEPPEL

SHIPYARD, SINGAPORE

Even though listening to expert opinions in a conference is definitely rewarding,nothing beats the experience of being onboard an FPSO itself. For the firsttime in thirteen years, the FPSO Congress is proud to elevate you to a wholenew level of conferencing experience.

Registered attendees will be visiting SBMs FPSOs currently getting convertedin Singapore. The attendees will be taken onboard the FPSOs to get a realisticfeel of practical challenges encountered during vessel conversions. The visit willbe facilitated by an SBM representative on the conversion methodologies beingimplemented. Come onboard a platform created to share best practices and toinitiate new ideas amidst key industry stakeholders; not in a conference room,but on the vessel itself!!

Why should you attend?

1. Understand the current conversion procedures being implemented2. Ask the vessel owner - Share your thoughts and experiences on how your

technology can be beneficial to improve efficiency of conversion

3. Find out what technology is being used on the vessel and why?

Who is the site visit for?The site visit is open to oil operators and subcontractors only.

Email [email protected] to express your interest to be a part of the sitevisit. The final authority to approve your participation to the visit rests withIQPC and SBM Offshore.

Why should you register early?1. The site visit is open only to the first 15 registrations.Register early to

avoid the disappointment of missing out on a mind-blowing experience.

Facilitated By:Jerry Joynson,

Director, Proposals & Technology DevelopmentSBM OFFSHORE


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POST-CONGRESS WORKSHOP D

Thursday, 20th September 2012 | 1500 - 1800

DEVELOPING A HOLISTICCORROSION MANAGEMENT

FRAMEWORK FOR THE FPSORationale:Corrosion control design and management for a Floating Production Storage andOffloading installations (FPSO) is a challenging endeavour. FPSOs generally operatein quite corrosive conditions. There are significantly increased challenges to design andoperate FPSOs in these corrosive conditions. Environmental factors such as relativelyhigh ambient temperatures, humidity and cargo temperatures are bound to have ahuge influence on the corrosion vulnerability of the vessel. Therefore selecting a costeffective corrosion control design that addresses both the fabrication and operationalaspects is tricky. This workshop will analyse the various forms of corrosion that couldimpact the FPSO and focus on specific strategies to mitigate the same.

Discussion Points:}How to select a cost effective corrosion protection system based on a combination of

corrosion margins, coating systems and cathodic protection

}Devising an operation inspection, maintenance and repair strategies for the selected

corrosion protection system}How should the approach for choice of a corrosion mitigation system vary between

newbuild FPSOs vs. existing vessels (conversions)

Who is this for?This technical briefing is designed for heads of engineering, head of operations,integrity managers, corrosion engineers, naval architects, and stakeholders involvedin the design, construction and conversion phase of FPSO projects striving to extendthe lifetime of an already operational vessel or to ensure the longevity of operation of anewbuild FPSO.

About the Workshop Leader:Mike Surkein has nearly 30 years experience with ExxonMobil as aCorrosion/ Materials Specialist with a background in corrosion control,cathodic protection, coatings and linings, pipe coatings and materialselection among other skills. Mike is currently the Senior Corrosion andMaterials Consultant for ExxonMobil Development Company and actsas an advisor across all ExxonMobil Upstream Companies. He addresses

technical / business issues critical to materials /corrosion and influencestechnology development within the materials and corrosion discipline.

With extensive experience in the field of mooring systems, Cedric is theperfect workshop leader as he dovetails exceedingly well with this topic.

POST-CONGRESS SITE VISIT C

Thursday, 20th September 2012 | 0900 1430

SITE VISIT TO ASIAFLEXPRODUCTS - A TECHNIP FACILITY,

JOHOR BAHRU, MALAYSIA

Designed to cater for the Asia Pacific and Middle East markets and to servean extensive and diverse scope of national or international clients, AsiaflexProducts has the capacity to manufacture flexible pipes and umbilicals.

The 20-hectare site has been developed as a one-stop hub, where themanufacturing of flexible pipe and umbilicals, the mobilisation of transportationand installation vessels and the fabrication of auxiliary equipment is fullyintegrated. This facility, unique to the region, is equipped with a dedicated130m long quay and a 300-tonne crane, providing facilities for the regionsdeepwater installation vessels and making mobilisation both cost and timeeffective. Asiaflex Products ideal location allows to considerably reducing thedelivery lead time for flexible pipe and umbilicals required for the developmentof subsea fields in Asia Pacific and the Middle East.

Why should you attend?The facility is a one stop hub for: Flexible pipe manufacture1. Flowlines and risers in diameters from 2.5 to 16

2. Shallow and deep water, sour and sweet service

3. Design pressure up to 15,000 psi (bore size dependent), temperature (-5C up to 130C)

Umbilical manufactureA. Full range of DUCO qualified thermoplastic hose and steel tube components

B. DUCOflex ultra low permeation and polyamide hose liner materials availableacross the range

C. High collapse resistant hoses for deepwater application

D. Low voltage electrical signal and power cables, Medium voltage power cores,optical fibres and flying leads

Subsea structures fabrication

A. Rigid spoolsB. FLET, PLET, in line tees

Vessel mobilisation and load outA. Dedicated quay to accommodate most subsea construction vessels and

barges

B. 300-tonne crane, Installation equipment storage and maintenance,Seafastening services

1. Analyse how the products are made compliant with applicable standards andclients requirements

2. Track how quality specifications are met3. Decipher the engineering practices associated with the supply of equipment

from the facility4. Forge relationships with your prospective / existing subcontractor

Who is the site visit for?The site visit is open to oil operators and vessel owners only.

Email [email protected] to express your interest to be a part of the sitevisit. The final authority to approve your participation to the visit rests withIQPC and Technip.

Facilitated By:Senior Representative,TECHNIP

This is my first experiencewith the FPSO Congress.I am sure it will be anexciting experience.

Gianluca Orlandi,

FPSO Package Manager,ENI

Excellent! The FPSOCongress in 2011presented an interestingand factual overview ofthe FPSO markets and

projects. It provides theopportunities to meet thekey people in the industry.

Marketing Manager,ASL Shipyard


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COMPREHENSIVE FACE TO FACE INTERACTION WITHGLOBAL OWNERS AND OPERATORSThe FPSO Technology Hall is an exclusive exhibition area for service providers and subcontractors toshowcase their FPSO solutions. Strategically placed next to the conference hall, the Technology Hallis destined to achieve maximum exposure to your solutions and products. Unlike a normal exhibition,displaying stand after stand of products, the Technology Hall empowers you with targeted interactionfrom your customer base.

Opportunities available to brand your company:

1. GET ON STAGE: Be a thought leader and deliver a presentation2. FLAUNT: Book an exhibition space at the Technology Hall

3. STAND OUT: Increase your visibility by sponsoring lanyards / goodie bags

4. ENTERTAIN: Sponsor the cocktail reception and networking evening

5. EXCLUSIVITY: Sponsor the site visit

Email us at [email protected] call +65 6722 9388for sponsorship opportunities we haveavailable for the 2012 Congress.

BREAKING NEWS:THE FPSOTECHNOLOGY HALL JUSTGOT BIGGER!!!

Excellent opportunityto meet up with

industry colleaguesas well as make new

contactsInspection Manager

Rig Inspection Services

Good updateon the status of

FPSO. Networkingwas a benefit

Developments ManagerGaloc Production

Very useful andinteresting. Excellent

information on theFPSO industryProduction Engineer

PVEP

This event is valuable- I got a lot of

practical informationon the FPSO market.

Wanchai MahasuwannachaiFPSO Project ManagerPTT Exploration and

Production Public CompanyLimited


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