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Open 1Malaysian Gas Association |MGA Quarterly Update | 2017 Q1 | www.malaysiangas.com
7 – 9 May 2017Visit MGA Booth At AOGC 2017
9 May 2017Launching of Report on Gas
9 May 2017Industry Tea-Talk
20 May 2017MGA Industry Golf
7 Jul 2017AidilfitriOpen House
11-13 Jul 2017Visit MGA Booth At OGA 2017
13 Jul 2017Forum on Women in Energy
Oct 20178th National Energy Forum
Nov 2017MGA Industry Gala Dinner
Dear MGA Members,
Welcome to the first edition of MGA Quarterly Update. This document serves as ourquarterly communication platform to inform our members of MGA’s activities.
The first quarter of 2017 has been quite a busy period for our Association with all fiveworking committees functioning at full gear planning the year’s calendar and executing theQ1 activities; efficiently supported by our Secretariat. This year, all our activities are basedon our three pillars, namely Advocacy, Communication and Learning, and aligned with theobjectives of the Association.
I N R E T R O S P E C TMessage from MGA President
MGA QUARTERLYU P DAT E
Advocacy: MGA will intensify our Gas Advocacy initiatives this year, in anticipation of an open gas market in 2018driven by the Third Party Access (TPA). Through gas advocacy, we aim to influence the increase in utilization of gas inorder for TPA to be attractive to new players.
Communications: Recognising the need for more frequent communication with members, we have started regularblast of e-mails and posting on our website and facebook page.
Learning: MGA will be providing members more platforms this year to gain and share knowledge through tea-talksand forums, most notable our 8th National Energy Forum planned for October 2017.
In this issue of MGA Quarterly Update, we will be introducing the 5 Working Committees and their activities. I take thisopportunity to thank the working committees for volunteering their time and commitment to ensure successfulplanning and implementation of activities.
I also thank and congratulate the Secretariat for effectively delivering the expected value propositions to all MGAmembers.
I sincerely hope that all members will make full use of the opportunities presented to partake in MGA’s events andactivities. Thank you for your endless support and we trust our efforts match your expectations.
Feel free to share your opinions and ideas that could further improve our delivery.
Yours sincerely,Hazli Sham KassimPresident, Malaysian Gas Association
24 May 2017MGA’s 31st
A n n u a lG e n e r a lM e e t i n g
W O R K I N GCOMMITTEE
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ADVOCACY
• To develop and execute advocacystrategy, positioning and plan for MGA
• To execute advocacy & stakeholderengagement plans in coordinationwith other Working Committees, MGAmembers and identified keystakeholders
• To carry out studies and producereports to support advocacy strategyand positioning
• To periodically engage other workingcommittees
LeaderAhmad Johari Jaffar(PETRONAS)
A DV WCT h e Te a m
Q 1 A C T I V I T I E S
OBJECTIVES
Members
The Advocacy Working Committee develops and aligns the advocacy messaging with all the other working committees and members of MGA
MGA’s Advocacy Focus Areas
AdvisorHazli Sham Kassim(PETRONAS)
Members1. Andy Soo (DIALOG)2. Arnold Volkernborn
(ACCENTURE)3. Clairin Loh (SHELL)4. Marina M. Yusoff
(PETRONAS)5. Mohamad Othman
(PETRONAS CARIGALI)
6. Mohd Tarmizi Munir(KPOC)
7. Norlaila Alias (PETRONAS)8. Shahrir Shariff (GMB)9. Suresh Vasudevan
(EXXONMOBIL) 10. Rosli Khairon (MGA)11. Sarah Musfirah as
Coordinator
W O R K I N GCOMMITTEE
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REGULATORY & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
AdvisorZahid Osman (SHELL)
LeaderRick Ramli (BCG)
OBJECTIVES
Q 1 A C T I V I T I E S
7. Shazly Ramli (PETRONAS)
8. Stefanie Khaw (BCG)9. Rosli Khairon (MGA)10. Sarah Musfirah as
Coordinator
• To identify focus areas relating togovernment policies and regulationsaffecting the gas industry
• To produce proposal & papers onMGA’s positions on governmentpolicies and regulations
• To develop & execute governmentengagement plan in coordination withAdvocacy Working Committee
• To periodically report to MGA Councilon planning, progress, highlights andissues
Engagement with PEMANDU, 21 Feb 2017, Putrajaya
Workshop on Enhancing Utilisation of Natural Gas, 29 Mar 2017, in collaboration with FMM, IEM and MOGSC
Establishing the Task Force on Promotion ofCo-generationIn continuing the initiatives on co-generationby the previous sub-committee on “EfficientUse of Gas”, MGA has established a taskforce to address remaining barriers anddevelop proposals to spur the growth of co-generation in Malaysia
R G A WCT h e Te a m
Objectives of the Task Force1. To identify new areas where co-generation can
be adopted2. To identify barriers which prevent wider
implementation of co-generation in Malaysiaand propose solutions.
3. To develop & execute government engagementplan to promote co-generation and addressbarriers
TA S K F O R C E
F O C U S A R E A SRGA WC have identified 4 themes emerging from the workshop on Enhancing Utilisation of Natural Gas and have narrowed the focus for each them as follows;
Themes FocusI : Co-generation Growth of co-generationII: Demand substitution Natural Gas as clean fuel in transportation sectorIII: Reaching new areas Expansion of gas pipeline infrastructureIV: Policy change Natural Gas as clean fossil fuel in power generation
Members1. Adlan Arshad (SHELL)2. A Razak Saim (PGB)3. Azlan Mohd Kordi (GMB)4. Farrah Mustapa (DIALOG)5. Mohd Fazrul Hafiz (TNB)6. Ng Sheng Wa (LLOYD’S
REGISTER)
W O R K I N GCOMMITTEE
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LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT
AdvisorAhmad Hashimi Abdul Manap (GMB)
LeaderJaime Lai (SHELL)
7. Mohamad Asrul Ayob (DIALOG)
8. Nija Amri Jemari (ROSEN)9. Nor Azura Mohd Annas (GMB)10. Norfaezah Jaffar (PETRONAS)11. Rosli Khairon (MGA)12. Sarah Musfirah as Coordinator
• Create a learning anddevelopment platform formembers and the othertargeted groups in supportof MGA’s Advocacy strategyand key focus areas.
• Continuously raise theprofile of MGA throughlearning and developmentactivities and initiatives.
Tea-Talk on Human Resource Development Fund (HRDF), 15 Feb 2017, Wisma HRDF, in collaboration with MOGEC & MOGSC.
Practical Environmental, Safety and IndustrialGuidance for Student Engineers (PRESTIGE)Program aimed to expose final year universitystudents to environment, health and safety (EHS)expectations in the energy sector.
PRESTIGE 2017 will be held in the southern region ofPeninsular Malaysia.
OBJECTIVES
Q 1 A C T I V I T I E S
Engagement Visit to MGA by UTM’s Gas EngineeringStudents Society (GESS), 22 Feb 2017
Educational Visit to MGA by JX Nippon, 14 Feb 2017
Energy Efficiency Program (EEP)A program to inculcate good habits ofusing energy efficiently among secondaryschool children in collaboration withPETROSAINS.
EEP 2017 will cover at least 10 schools inPerak, Terengganu, Sabah and Sarawak
L & D WCT h e Te a m
ANNUAL PROGRAMS WITH STUDENTS
Members1. Ainol Zamaly Zainal Abidin
(PETRONAS)2. Adzmir Abdul Rahman (SABAH
ENERGY))3. Domenice John Duncan (MURPHY)4. Ir Dr Zainal Zakaria (UTM)5. Lee Vee Meng (ACCENTURE)6. M Faris Ahmad (PETRONAS)
W O R K I N GCOMMITTEE
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COMMUNICATIONS & MULTIMEDIA
Members1. Dato' Harun Ismail (SABAH
ENERGY)2. Dato' Zenorai Rambli (INTO
SOLUTIONS)3. Hamid Ibrahim (MUHIBBAH)4. Norashkiah Abd Manap (DIALOG)5. Norsheeda Mohd Ali (KPOC)
OBJECTIVES:
Q 1 A C T I V I T I E S
6. Raelene Moyle (BORNEO SEAOFFSHORE)
7. Yuha Ismail (MALAKOFF)8. Noor Afira Mohd Kamil
(MGA) 9. Putri Kassim (MGA)10. Sarah Musfirah as Coordinator
• Disseminating relevant gasinformation to members andthe industry.
• Promote and educate thepublic on gas as a clean,sustainable and efficient fuelthrough awarenesscampaigns
LeaderZamira Abdul Rahman (ConocoPhillips)
• Developing and supporting MGA to execute its Communications Plan for 2017
C & M WCT h e Te a m
AdvisorIsmail Abdul Rahman (TNB)
Face to face
engagement
Media & Public
Institutions &
Education Providers
MGA
Members
VISIT MGA BOOTH at;
AOGC 2017Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre7-9 May 2017
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre11-13 Jul 2017
Supportedby
W O R K I N GCOMMITTEE
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MEMBERSHIP & SOCIAL
Members1. Aimi Nadhira Nordin
(PETRONAS)2. Hazry Zaini (DIALOG)3. Mohd Anas Asalem
(PETROEDGE)4. Nor Hazreen (PETRONAS)5. Nurul Aznin Mamat (DELEUM)
OBJECTIVES:
Q 1 A C T I V I T I E S
6. Yusop Abdul Rashid (MALAKOFF)
7. Noor Afira Mohd Kamil (MGA)
8. Putri Kassim (MGA)9. Sarah Musfirah as
Coordinator
• To be the voice of themembers in expectation onvalue proposition.
• To establish social networkingevents and activities betweenmembers and withstakeholders.
LeaderYusri Mohamad (DELEUM)
M & S WCT h e Te a m
AdvisorNan Yusri Nan Rahimy(DELEUM)
U P C O M I N G E V E N T S
Sponsorship opportunities still available
Watch this SpaceEvents by M&S WC
7 Jul 2017Aidilfitri Open House
Oct 2017Technical Visit
Nov 2017MGA Industry Gala Dinner
Conducted a survey to gauge the effectiveness of the value propositions that MGA brings to its members and to the gas industry as a whole.
Establishing joint organizing committees with MOGSC
MOGSC-MGA Industry Golf MGA-MOGSC Industry Gala DinnerMGA led by : Hazry Zaini MGA led by : Nurul Aznin Mamat
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A F F I L I AT I O N S INTERNATIONAL GAS UNION
International Gas Union (IGU) was founded in 1931 and now has membersfrom 91 countries, representing 97% of the global gas market. The missionof IGU is to advocate gas as an integral part of the sustainable global energysystem, and to promote the political, technical and economic progress ofthe gas industry. IGU covers the complete value chain of gas; fromexploration, production, transportation (via pipelines and LNG), distributionand combustion of gas at point of use. IGU aims to serve as thespokesperson for the gas industry worldwide.
Malaysia is represented in IGU via the Malaysian Gas Association (MGA)
M A L AY S I A I N I G UFor Triennium 2015-2018
TECHNICAL COMMITTEES
Exploration & Production Committee Chair SecretaryM Redhani A Rahman Im Xaxanuhani Zukifli
MemberLenny Marlina Omar Lee Ching Sen
Sustainability CommitteeVice ChairLizuryaty Azrina Abdullah
TransmissionCommitteeMemberMohd Nazmi Ali Napiah
UtilisationCommitteeMemberMohd FairosRoslan
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
MalaysiaHazli Sham Kassim
The Call for Abstracts is now open! Industryprofessionals have the opportunity to be part ofthe official WGC 2018 program and showcase theirexpertise to the global gas industry. WGCencourages your active engagement and to shareyour knowledge, experience, and solutions.Submit your abstracts here.
Q 1 A C T I V I T I E S
Executive Committee and Coordination Committee meetings, 28-30 Mar 2017, in Muscat, Oman.
2017 is a presidential election year for IGU andthe following three candidates for IGUPresidency 2021-2024 and World GasConference 2024 were presented at themeeting in Muscat;1. Canada2. People’s Republic of China3. Egypt / Oman (jointly)
S E C R E TA R I AT
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T E A M TA L KThe first quarter of 2017 has been quite intense for the Secretariat, as can be seen in this quarterly update. Westrive to ensure all MGA’s activities are aligned with and fulfil our Vision, Mission and Objectives.
The secretariat's focus for 2017 are as follows;• Ensuring that MGA becomes more visible as the voice of the gas industry and continues to advocate natural
gas.• Delivering the expected value propositions to the members.• Acting as enabler to the Working Committees (WCs), thereby ensuring that all activities are planned and
executed effectively.
The increase in the number of Working Committees (WCs) to 5 from last year’s 3 requires full time coordination inorder to support and ensure that the WCs are active and functioning to fulfil their respective objectives. SarahMusfirah has been appointed early this year as the Coordinator of the Working Committees and tasked to supportall of the WC Leaders.
The Secretariat is constantly scanning for potential collaboration with other organisations. In the first quarteritself, MGA has successfully collaborated with FMM, IEM, MOGEC and MOGSC. In the same quarter, MGA helddiscussions with UTM’s GESS, CAPE and Gerson Lehrman Group on potential collaboration.
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T H E T E A M
Secretary GeneralRosman Hamzah
Event ManagementPutri Mohd Kassim
Coordination of Working CommitteesSarah Musfirah M Joha
Technical & ProjectsRosli Khairon
Membership ManagementNoor Afira Mohd Kamil
Corporate ServicesTam Kio
C O N TA C T U S
V I S I O NPromoting a vibrant and sustainable Malaysian gas industry
M I S S I O NTo promote the advancement of a sustainable Malaysian gas industry through advocacy, communication and education on behalf of its members and the nation
O B J E C T I V E S• Advocate for gas-related issues• Advance knowledge and learning• Disseminate industry information
and insights• Enhance public’s understanding on
gas• Promote business networking and
collaboration
