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Roberto PiraniCEO and Managing Director

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Onshore & Offshore Design and Engineering

• Pipeline Construction and Installation Health, Safety and Environment

• Pipeline Integrity Management • Cross-Border Pipelines • TSO Regulation

• Pipeline Project Financing • Arctic Pipelines

The Pipeline Integrity Management Summit is a one-day master class packed with practical strategic andtechnical knowledge to address a wide range of pipelineintegrity issues:

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The Arctic Pipelines Forum is an all encompassing one-day event addressing a diversity of arctic pipelinedesign, construction, installation, and maintenance issuesled by Dr. Ibrahim Konuk of TECHNIP USA:

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Welcome to O&G PIPES Global Conference!A warm welcome to this year’s O&G PIPES Global Conference. Thisevent offers an exciting opportunity to explore the latest commercial,strategic and technical trends impacting the onshore and offshore pipelinesindustry globally. Take advantage of this opportunity to exchange businessideas, strategic and technical insight with your peers.This year’s O&G PIPES provides in-depth analyses of the current challengesfacing the onshore and offshore pipelines industry, from planning through tooperation and decommissioning. The agenda is timely, appropriate andpacked, allowing for questions to be asked – and answers to be contested inan industry meeting place like no other.

What Are The Key Themes This Year?• Analysis of midstream pipeline development• TSO regulation in Europe• Offshore installation and construction in the North Sea• Arctic pipeline design and construction• Financing new pipeline projects• New developments in onshore and offshore pipeline technology• Health, Safety and the Environment in pipeline projects• Pipeline Integrity Management

We look forward to greeting you in London this November!

Kind regards,

Jonathan Brandon, Conference ProducerO&G PIPES Global Conference

Introducing O&G PIPES Global ConferenceThe only international onshore and offshore pipelines event addressing commercial, strategic and technical issues native to the upstream, midstream and downstream sectors

Pipeline Integrity Management Summit – November 28th, 2011Led by: Mohd Nazmi Bin Mohd Ali Napiah, Principle – Pipeline Integrity, PETRONAS

Mohd Nazmi has 14 years broad based experience in pipeline integrity management particularly in areas of pipeline inspections,pipeline risk assessment, fitness-for-service studies, pipeline repair and rehabilitation, and pipeline operation and maintenance, andskills that has constantly evolved to meet the challenges and requirements of the most current business environment. Currently, he is

a Principal specialising in Pipeline Integrity Management. Among his roles and responsibilities are providing technical advices and consultanciespertaining to the above areas to PETRONAS group wide, and performing technical audits for PETRONAS’ pipeline facilities. He is also responsible in developing and enhancing technical capabilities of young engineers in PETRONAS. He is conversant with ASME, API, NACE & DNV codes and standards. He has published technical papers in areas of pipeline integrity management in numerous international conferences. He is an active member of Malaysia’s Technical Committee on Pipeline Transportation and Study Group Leader of Working Committee 3 ‘GasTransmission’ of the International Gas Union (IGU).

09:00 - Coffee & Registration

INTRODUCTION TO PIPELINE INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT

Developing A Holistic Approach To Pipeline Integrity Management; Integrating Pipeline Integrity Management Into A Broader Aim Framework; Successfully Extending The Design Life Of Pipelines

PIGGING AND ILI

What Makes A Pipeline Unpiggable? Where Should We Draw The Line Between Piggable And Unpiggable? What Are The Best Ways Of Dealing With Hydrates, Scale, Sand And Other Debris? What Methodologies And

Technologies Are Available To Perform Condition Assessments Of Unpiggable Pipelines?

CORROSION, COATING AND CP

What Actually Causes Disbondment? Will New Coating Systems Be Able To Address The Challenge Of Extracting Increasingly Corrosive Products? Which Onshore And Offshore Cathodic Protection Monitoring Systems

Are The Most Cost Effective To Implement And Why? What Are The Advantages Of Consolidated Monitoring Systems For The Purpose Of Managing Pipeline Integrity?

John Carter, Business Development Manager, EXOVA GROUP LTDTerry Haines, Operations Manager, EXOVA GROUP LTD

12:30 - Lunch

PIPELINE REHABILITATION MASTERCLASS

• Internal cleaning• Internal/external direct assessment• Standards to be considered• Surface preparation for pipeline rehabilitation• Out of service repairs• In-situ repairs• Composite repair systems

MANAGING PIPELINE INTEGRITY PROGRAMS

What are the key success factors related to the integration of an effective pipeline integrity managementprogramme? How can we eliminate key roadblocks early on? What are the steps that must be taken to ensure

consistent application of integrity principles occurs across multiple geo markets?

17.00 - End Of Summit

Arctic Pipeline Forum – December 1st, 2011 Led by: Dr. Ibrahim Konuk, Director, Arctic Engineering, TECHNIP

Ibrahim Konuk received a Ph.D. from Southampton University on mathematical problems associated with pipelines. From 1974 to 1981, he was employed by R.J. Brown in Holland working on marine pipeline studies for projects in many parts of the world. In1981, Dr. Konuk joined McDermott International in New Orleans pipeline research department as the lead developer. In late 1983,

he moved to Canada where he managed research projects on soil pipe-interaction, ice-structure interaction, and long term pipeline integrityproblems. From 2007 to 2009, he conducted research at NTNU in Trondheim, Norway. From 1992-1993, he chaired the Petroleum Division of ASME and is a founding member of the OMAE Division of ASME. He is currently the Director of Arctic Engineering at Technip USA responsible for all Arctic engineering projects and technical development within Technip USA, Inc. In addition, responsible for providing solutions to complex technical, structural and geotechnical problems for deepwater and onshore pipelines and for advising other Technipbusiness units internationally on design and installation problems. Dr. Konuk is also an Adjunct Professor at University of Waterloo in Canada and is the author of more than 50 papers.

09.00 - Coffee & Registration

INTRODUCTION TO ARCTIC PIPELINES

What Are The Primary Pipeline Construction And Design Challenges? What Design Philosophies Should BeIncorporated In The Design Of Onshore And Offshore Arctic Pipelines?

ARCTIC REGULATION

What Is The Current State Of Arctic Pipeline Regulation? What Are The Primary Issues Involved With Regulating Safety In The Arctic? How Can Operators Ensure Safety And Environmental Integrity Protocols

Are Implemented In The Absence Of Clearly Defined International Regulations? How Can The Industry HelpImprove Arctic Regulation?

ARCTIC PIPELINE DESIGN MASTERCLASS - PART 1

Design of Arctic Land Pipelines – Part 1• Design Criteria, Design Basis and Data Requirements• Frost Heave

- Review of Frost Heave Theories- Review of Premelting Theory of Frost Heave

12.30 - Lunch

ARCTIC PIPELINE DESIGN MASTERCLASS - PART 2

Design of Arctic Land Pipelines – Part 2• Thaw Settlement and Buried Pipelines• Slope Stability and Creep• Elevated or Berm Protected Pipelines• Materials Issues For Arctic Pipelines

Coffee Break

Design of Arctic Offshore Pipelines• Ice Gouging• Strudel ScourConstruction Procedures and Challenges• TrenchingPerformance Of Existing North American Pipelines

17.00 - End Of Summit

28th November 2011: Pipeline Integrity

Management Summit29th - 30th November 2011:

O&G Pipes MainConference

1st December 2011: Arctic Pipelines Forum

• Offshore Engineering Solutions: Join senior pipelineengineers and technical specialists from Statoil, DNV andIntecsea for an engaging afternoon of solution and perspectivesharing on a variety of offshore pipeline engineering and designchallenges, from geotechnics to lifetime extension andupgrades.

• CO2 Pipelines: Where are the opportunities for growth fromthe increasing potential of a trans-European CCS network andwhere are the gaps requiring closure? Join Dr. Harsh Pershad,one of the world’s leading CCS experts as he explores theeconomic and technical challenges involved, as well as theopportunities available as European CCS projects moveforward.

• India Pipeline Perspectives: What are the challenges andopportunities inherent in the expansion of India’s onshorepipeline network? What can current shifts within India’s pipelineindustry tell us about how key projects will unfold over the nextdecade? Former General Manager of pipelines at India OilCorporation P.S. Balasubramanian offers his perspective onfuture pipeline developments in the region.

• Quickfire Showcase: Showcasing the industry’s top 10business and technological solutions for onshore and offshorepipelines, delegates have the opportunity to share theirtechnological solutions deisnged to overcome a variety ofpipeline-related challenges. Don’t forget to sign up early asspaces are limited!

• Cross-Border Pipelines: Join representatives from large-scale cross border projects like South Stream, White Stream,and Nord Stream as they discuss solutions to the most pressingcommercial, regulatory and technical challenges involved withbuilding and maintaining some of the largest long distancecross-border pipelines ever built.

• Barents Sea Projects Forecast: What key pipeline projects are likely todevelop in the Barents sea over the next decade? Join offshore pipelineindustry analyst Mark Rae for an update on the latest projectopportunities and a stimulatingdiscussion on future developments in the region.

• Risk and Regulation Panel Discussion: Are you concernedabout policies affecting operator safety and risk management?Join European onshore and offshore regulators for a stimulatingdiscussion on the future of pipeline integrity and safetyregulation.

• Supply and Demand Forecasts: How will the largestupstream and midstream pipeline projects affect the industryover the next decade? How will new shale plays in centralEurope affect the development of new gas pipelineinfrastructure? Senior industry analyst and European ComissionAdvisor Grzegorz Pytel analyses economic and regulatory shiftsimpacting the development of new gas transmission pipelines inEurope.

• Onshore Pipeline Technology Innovations: Onshorepipeline technology is becoming increasingly costly, but are thebenefits keeping apace with technological development? Listento technology developers and onshore pipeline designersdiscuss cost-effective breakthroughs that reduce operator riskwhile enhancing overall design quality.

• Improving Pipeline Safety: Streamlining HSE policies acrossa diversity of projects is a must, but how is it actually achieved?Hear how top HSE advisors from companies like Shell andExxonMobil exceeded regulatory requirements in order todevelop internal safety cultures and reduce risk across all oiland gas operations over the long term.

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CONFERENCE DAY 1: 29th November, 201108.00 Registration, Coffee & Refreshments - Don’t forget to sign up for VIP Meet-The-Speaker Lunch Tables – places are limited!

09.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

09.10

Keynote Session: State And Direction Of The IndustryHow Will The Latest Developments In Global Oil And Gas Markets Affect The Pipelines Industry Over The Next Decade?

• What trends can we expect, and what challenges and opportunities are likely to develop globally from the expanding gas market?• How will security of supply affect decisions for new pipeline development globally?

• Is Europe going to replicate the new pipeline replacement regulations being enacted in the U.S.?• Will technological innovation and feasible financing solutions finally allow the pipelines industry to cost-effectively harness the Arctic’s oil & gas supply potential?

MIDSTREAM FOCUS

09.40

White StreamConnecting Georgia And Ukraine To The EU

• Financing• Transit fees and capacity

• Perceived technical and project management challenges• Opportunities moving forward

Roberto Pirani, CEO, WHITE STREAM

10.00

South Stream And NabuccoSouth Stream And Nabucco: What Are The Key Challenges Moving Forward?

• Will the two projects inevitably compete with one another? What are the key challenges faced as these projects move forward? • What are the implications for European TSOs?

Dr. Mikhail Korchemkin, Executive Director, EASTERN EUROPEAN GAS ANALYSIS

10.20South Stream

The South Stream Project: Moving Forward With Europe’s Longest Transmission PipelineSebastian Sass, Head of EU and Regulatory Affairs, SOUTH STREAM

10.50

Midstream Key Projects: Executive Q&A PanelRoberto Pirani, CEO, WHITE STREAM

Dr. Mikhail Korchemkin, Executive Director, EASTERN EUROPEAN GAS ANALYSISSebastian Sass, Head of EU and Regulatory Affairs, SOUTH STREAM

11.15 Networking Coffee Break - Your opportunity to spend time with our speakers

PREPARING FOR CHANGE: SHALE, SECURITY, TRANSPARENCY AND CLIMATE CHANGE

11.35Security Spotlight: A Different Perspective

Global Risks to Oil & Gas Pipelines: The One Year Outlook• An overview of key risk considerations in the Sudan, Nigeria, Russia and Asia

Paul McGrath, Director of Political Violence Forecasting, EXLCUSIVE ANALYSIS

11.55

Shale In EuropeAsk The Expert Q&A

How Will Transmission System Operators Be Able To Overcome The Scarcity Of Infrastructure and Access Rights In Order To Transport Gas From New Shale Plays In Central Europe?

• Will Poland’s shale play be Europe’s next big industry driver?• Will gaining access to transmission systems with pre-forecast capacity be a challenge?

Grzegorz Pytel, Senior International Development Advisor, SOBIESKI INSTITUTE

12.20

TSO RegulationTransparency And Competitiveness: Future Implications For European TSOs

• Comparing the regulatory frameworks within which North American and European natural gas TSOs operate• Has Europe moved closer to the U.S?

Jeff Makholm, Senior Vice President, NERA

12.45

EU Climate Change: Impact On OperatorsPreparing For 2013: How Can Pipeline Operators Reduce Emissions In Time For Phase III Of The Eu’s Emissions Trading Schemes?

• What are future quota prices likely to be?• How many future quotas will companies likely receive?

• What kind of technologies will enable operators to meet new climate change requirements?Piotr J. Kus, Director, GAZ-SYSTEM SA

13.10 Lunch - VIP Lunch Tables

Stream ACROSS BORDER

Stream BFINANCING

Stream CSAFETY & RISK

14.30

Project CoordinationDeveloping A Methodology For Working With A Diversity

Of Regulatory Authorities To Reduce Project DelaysCoordinating and planning across multiple jurisdictions

Tom Dimitroff, Partner, INFRASTRUCTUREDEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP LLP

Midstream Financing SpotlightNord Stream: Financing A Major European

Infrastructure ProjectWhat kinds of financing structures were considered?

How has the financing structure impacted the success of the project?

Paul Corcoran, Finance Director, NORD STREAM AG

Risk And SafetyMaintaining Njord Gas Infrastructure: An Operator’s

Perspective On Growth, Risk And SafetyDan Jarle Flølo, CEO

NJORD GAS INFRASTRUCTURE AS

15.00

BlackBerry Q&ACross-Border Oil Spills

Safety And Accountability In Cross-Border Pipeline Emergencies: Overcoming Regulatory

And Commercial ChallengesHow should operators address pipeline

emergencies and spills in cross border cases?Dave Redington, Senior Consultant

OIL SPILL RESPONSE LTD.

Pipeline Financing StructuresExamining The Challenges Involved With Finding Optimal Financing Structures For New Pipelines

What are the key considerations for financing new pipelines? What is the best combination of debt and equity

financing? Is project financing the right solution?

Risk And Regulation DebatePrescriptive Vs. Risk-Based Regulation:

Risk Management In Vastly Different Regimes?How should perceptions of risk and the regulation

of risk affect an operator’s approach to safety?


15.50

Energy Security And PipelinesCross Border Pipelines And Energy Security:

Perspective From The NetherlandsSaskia De Lang, Special Envoy To The Eu For Energy And

Energy SecurityMINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS

NETHERLANDS

Project FinancingIncreasing Asset Uptime: Project Financing Options For

Lifetime Extension Of Existing InfrastructureWhen is project financing the way forward?

What project financing solutions exist for upstream andmidstream pipeline operators?

HSE CultureImplementing Integrated Hse Management Systems: Overcoming The Challenge Of

Developing An Internal Safety CultureIntegrating essential safety protocols from production to

receiving and transmissionPrakash Bahadur Thapa, Senior HSE Representative

SHELL

16.15

Exploring The Energy CharterExamining The Recent Impact Of The Energy

Charter Treaty On Transit Countries: Implications For Cross-Border Pipelines

Dr. Muhammad Arif, Legal and Commercial ManagerORIENT PETROLEUM

Comparative Panel Q&AInternational Funding Of Large-Scale Oil And Gas Pipelines: Addressing Key Challenges

What are the key challenges involved with securinginternational financing?

Paul Corcoran, Finance Director, NORD STREAM AGRubin Weston, Partner, BAKER BOTTS LLP

Bert Schoen, Head of Structured & Commodity Financing,RBS

HSE Policy UpdateExamining The Future Of Onshore And

Offshore HSE Policy

16.40 Special Interest Champagne RoundtablesParticipants are invited to join an informal discussion group, led by an expert, with a glass of champagne. Or move directly to the evening drinks reception

16.40 Networking Drinks ReceptionJoin us for a networking drinks evening connecting you to over 200+ senior professionals across the international pipeline sector!

Extra Features And Interactive

Sessions

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Special Interest Champagne RoundtablesParticipants are invited to join an informal discussion group,

led by an expert, with a glass of champagne. Or movedirectly to the evening drinks reception

Risk and Regulation Debate15.00 - 16.15 - Stream C

Join risk experts from around the globe as they debate themerits and drawbacks of two risk management regimes.

Ask The Expert Q&A11.55 - 12.20 & 16.25 - 16.50

The speaker will remain on stage for an extended Q&A session where he will answer smartphone and audience

questions.

Comparative Panel Q&A16.25 - 16.50 Stream B

Have your chance to submit your questions to a panel of financing experts from national and international

financing institutions.

Macondo And The Industry

What effect will the GoMincident have on the

onshore pipelineindustry?

Arctic PipelinesAre HSE standards

appropriate for arcticenvironments?

South Stream vs. Nabucco

What are the key challenges and who will

be first to market?

Safety & TrainingHow will the industry

manage the impending skills gap left by the

Baby Boomers?


E-NetworkingUse your smartphone to meet and network with your industry peers at the conference.

@OilGasPipes Follow us and join in the discussion!

VIP Lunch Tables13:10-14:30

Meet the speaker VIP lunch tables

Mix & Match Three StreamsChoose your preferred topics with the choice to interchange between the three stream options.

BlackBerry Q&A15.00 - 16.15 - Stream A

The speaker will remain on stage for an extended Q&A session where he will answer smartphone and audience

questions.

Analyst Address

Midstream Key Projects: Executive Q&A Panel10.50 - 11.15

Speakers will remain on stage to answer smartphone andaudience questions and sum up the morning's highlights


CONFERENCE DAY 2: 30th November, 201108.30 Coffee & Refreshments - Don’t forget to sign up for today’s Quick Fire Showcase – places are limited!

08.45 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

NEW GLOBAL PIPELINE OPPORTUNITIES

08.50

Focus On IndiaIndia’s Pipeline Industry: Challenges And Opportunities In A Shifting Landscape

• What are the challenges dominating the increasingly expansive onshore oil and gas pipeline network?• Where are the key areas of development?

• What are some of the new opportunities developing as a result?P.S. Balasubramanian, Former General Manager - Pipelines Division, INDIAN OIL CORPORATION

09.20

China’s Pipeline Industry UpdateChina’s Oil And Gas Transmission Network: Is The Rate Of Expansion Sustainable?

• Developing China’s long-distance petroleum transmission systems East – West and North – South: Is the rate of expansion sustainable? • How long will it take for China’s shale to be ready for transmission, and how will this impact the development of new pipelines?

Mark Iden, Director, DIPLOMACY INTERNATIONALBo Li, TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY CLAUSTHAL

09.45

Barents Sea UpdateExamining New Pipeline Opportunities In The Barents Sea• Surveying current pipeline initiatives in the Barents Sea

Mark Rae, Senior Market Analyst, ODS PETRODATA

10.00

Regional Development Opportunities - Panel Q&AP.S. Balasubramanian, Former General Manager - Pipelines Division, INDIAN OIL CORPORATION

Mark Rae, Senior Market Analyst, ODS PETRODATAMark Iden, Director, DIPLOMACY INTERNATIONAL


10.45

DecommissioningOvercoming The Challenge Of Offshore Pipeline Decommissioning In Remote Areas

• Qualifying volumes for removal• Decontaminating pipelines

• Making offshore decommissioning cost-effectiveDr. Brian Twomey, Managing Director, REVERSE ENGINEERING

11.15

CO2 PipelinesCO2 Pipelines For Ccs – Opportunities, Challenges, And The Steps Required To Grow A CO2 Pipeline Industry

• What is Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)? • Why are CO2 pipelines a key element of CCS?• What makes CO2 pipelines for CCS different from other pipeline investments?

• How big will the market be for CO2 pipelines globally? • When and where will be the most opportunities?• What CO2 pipeline infrastructure might evolve in the North Sea region?

• Case study – A CO2 pipeline network for the Tees Valley.• What are the main technical issues for CO2 pipelines • What is needed to make the CO2 pipeline industry grow?

Dr. Harsh Pershad, Senior Consultant, ELEMENT ENERGY

11.30

Standards Harmonisation UpdateStandards Harmonisation: Is It Achievable Over The Long Term?

• What are the implications for design, engineering and manufacturing?• How far have we come and what’s left to be done?• Where are the particular areas of disagreement?

Jonathan Albrow, Program Manager, BSI

12.00 Lunch – Quick Fire Showcase: The Pipeline Industry Top 10 Solutions Showcase

Stream APLANNING AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Stream BONSHORE DESIGN AND ENGINEERING

Stream COFFSHORE DESIGN AND ENGINEERING

13.30EPC Planning and Preconstruction

Construction And Installation: Where Does It All Go Wrong?Simon Hems, Partner, Energy & Offshore, INCE & CO

State Of The Onshore IndustryThe Evolution Of Onshore Pipeline Technology

Where is the industry heading over the next decade?

Offshore Pipeline TechnologyWhat Kinds Of New Technologies Will Drive

The Industry Forward?Asle Venas, Head of Global Pipelines, DNV

13.55Logistics And Supply Chain Management

Moving Large Quantities Of Resources Globally FromDiverse Sources To Remote Areas: The Case Of Myanmar

Madhab Paul, Project Manager, MiTA

GeotechnicsOnshore Pipe-Soil Interaction Modelling Session

Effective techniques for managing potential damage and displacement

Dr. Indrasenan Thusyanthan, Head of R&D, KW LTD.

Offshore Design ChallengesChallenges Associated With Design And Installation Of

Offshore Pipelines In Cold RegionsOve Gudmestad, Professor of Marine Technology

UNIVERSITY OF STEVENGER

14.20

Environmental Impact and Route SelectionNord Stream: Overcoming The Challenge Of Minimizing

The Environmental Impact Of The Project In The Baltic SeaBruno Haelg, Environmental Management Officer, NORD

STREAM AG

Defect AssessmentBest Practice Session: Defect Assessment

For Onshore Oil PipelinesWhat are the most effective methods available for detecting

defects in onshore oil pipelines?Mohamed Dafea, Senior Pipeline Engineer, PENSPEN

Lifetime ExtensionRe-Routing And Tie-Backs For Offshore Oil Pipelines

Material selection for joining old and new assetsAndrew Low, Supervising Engineer,

Advanced Engineering Group, INTECSEA UK

14.45

ESIA FocusEnvironmental And Social Impact Analysis (Esia): Coding The Human Dimension Of The Impact Of

Pipelines On Local CommunitiesJanet Swan, Director, RSK ENVIRONMENT LTD.

Automation And MonitoringOperating Envelopes For Pipeline Operations, Alarm

Management And Condition MonitoringRobin Brooks, CEO, PPCL

Risers & NDTA Novel Electromagnetic System For The Nondestructive

Testing Of The Tensile Wire Layer In Flexible RisersSung Quek, Subsea Integrity, GENESIS OIL AND GAS

15.10 Networking Coffee Break - Speed Networking

Stream AOFFSHORE CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION

Stream BONSHORE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

Stream COFFSHORE DESIGN AND ENGINEERING

15.30

Deep and Ultra DeepwatersDeveloping Solutions for Deep and Ultra-Deep Pipeline

Installation ChallengesSenior Representative, INTECSEA UK

Route And Cost OptimisationIntegrating Pipeline Cost And Route Modelling

Incorporating GIS TechnologyNaeim Dastgir, Principal GIS Engineer, JPKENNY

Seabed/Pipeline InteractionThe Influence Of Seabed-Pipeline Interaction:

State-Of-The-ArtMajid Hesar, Director, XiFEP

15.55

The O-LaySubsea Installation Of Rigid Steel Pipeline Using

The O-Lay Method Jan Buijvoets, CEO, O-LAY PIPELAYING

Buried PipelinesRestraining A Buried Pipeline Using Soil Properties Peter Kempster, Senior Pipeline Design Engineer

MCCONNELL DOWELL CONSTRUCTORS

HP/HT PipelinesUpheaval/Lateral buckling And Geotechnics

In HP/HT PipelinesDr. Indrasenan Thusyanthan, Head of R&D, KW LTD

16.20

Offshore Installation SpotlightAegir, A Step Change To More Effective ReelingKees van Zandwijk, Senior Innovation Advisor

HEEREMA MARINE CONTRACTORS

Continuous MonitoringDetecting Geohazards With Continuous Fiber Optic Monitoring

How Ground Movement Around Onshore Pipelines Can BeMonitored Continuously And Remotely, With Reference To

Experience On Peru LNG’s Trans Andean PipelineDr. Marc Nikles, General Manager, OMNISENS

Best Practice Offshore DesignOffshore Design Assessment Of Subsea Pipelines

Atanu Dutta, DirectorADON OFFSHORE SOLUTIONS LTD.

16.50 Close of Conference

Extra Features And Interactive

Sessions

Quick Fire Showcase12.00 - 13.30

This session will showcase a selection of top business and/ or technology solutions. Each participant will be limited to 10 minutes to share their technology - no power point, novisual aid. Are you ready for the challenge? An award will

be given for the best presentation.

Speed Networking15.10 - 15.30

Meet your peers fast! This is a fun networking session in an informal setting with the opportunity of making

15 new contacts in 15 minutes.

Mix & Match Three StreamsChoose your preferred topics with the choice to interchange between the three stream options.


Don't Miss Out!

Don't miss the valuableopportunity to meet and learn

from our industry specialists atour one-day sector focused

summit and masterclasses. ThePipeline Integrity ManagementSummit is taking place Monday28th November and the Arctic

Pipelines Forum is taking placeon Thursday 1st December.

E-NetworkingUse your smartphone to meet and network with your industry peers at the conference.

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Regional Opportunities Panel Q&A10.00 - 10.15

Morning speakers will be joined by further invited regionalexperts to fully explore key business opportunities in

developing regions

Join the ‘O&G Pipes Global Conference’discussion group on LinkedIn and keep up to

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@OilGasPipes Follow us and join in the discussion!


Conference - Day 129th November 2011

08:00 Registration, Coffee & Refreshments

09:00 Chairman's Opening Remarks09:10

Keynote Session: State And Direction Of The Industry

How Will The Latest Developments In Global Oil And GasMarkets Affect The Pipelines Industry Over The Next Decade?• What trends can we expect, and what challenges and opportunities are likely to

develop globally from the expanding gas market?• How will security of supply affect decisions for new pipeline development globally?• Is Europe going to replicate the new pipeline replacement regulations being

enacted in the United States?• Will technological innovation and feasible financing solutions finally allow the

pipelines industry to cost-effectively harness the Arctic’s oil & gas supply potential?

09:40

White StreamConnecting Georgia And Ukraine To The EU• Financing challenges• Transit fees and capacity• Perceived potential technical and project management challenges• Opportunities moving forward

Roberto Pirani, CEO, WHITE STREAMRoberto Pirani is a Chartered Engineer with more than 30 years experience in the designand construction of onshore and offshore pipelines in Europe, the FSU, Africa, the MiddleEast and South and Southeast Asia. After an initial period of eight years withSnamprogetti, Roberto joined CJB in 1981 as Chief Pipeline Systems Engineer. Over theyears Roberto moved up within the organisation and as Vice President-Pipelines wasresponsible for the company’s pipeline activity worldwide, including the Baku-Supsa, theSCP and the BTC pipelines across Azerbaijan and Georgia. In 2004 Roberto left John

Brown to found Pipeline Systems Engineering Limited, a pipeline specialist consultancy company active in theCaspian and Black Sea areas, in the FSU, the Middle East and in Africa. In 2006 Roberto co-founded WhiteStream, an international consortium which is developing a major gas pipeline system to take Caspian gas toEurope across Azerbaijan, Georgia and the Black Sea.

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South Stream And NabuccoSouth Stream And Nabucco: What Are The Key ChallengesMoving Forward? • Pipeline routes• Participating countries: under what terms?• Will the two projects inevitably compete with one another? • What are the key challenges faced as these projects move forward? • What are the implications for European TSOs?

Dr. Mikhail Korchemkin, Executive DirectorEASTERN EUROPEAN GAS ANALYSISDr. Mikhail Korchemkin is the founder and managing director of East European GasAnalysis, a consulting company that specializes in cost-benefit and financial analysis ofnatural gas projects in the former Soviet Union. His experience includes performingnumerous feasibility studies of pipeline projects for the USSR Gas Ministry, predecessorof Gazprom. Prior to entering into full-time consulting Dr. Korchemkin taught at the

University of Pennsylvania and worked at the Moscow office of Ernst & Young. He has also had visitingscholarships at Harvard University and Erasmus University in Rotterdam. Dr. Korchemkin has developed a setof models for the analysis of corporate strategies of Gazprom. He has consulted numerous corporate andgovernmental clients in the USA, Europe and Japan.

10:20

South StreamThe South Stream Project: Moving Forward With Europe’sLongest Transmission Pipeline

Sebastian Sass, Head of EU & Regulatory AffairsSOUTH STREAMSebastian Sass has been working with South Stream since 2010. The South Streamproject is a transnational pipeline being developed for the propose of diversifying thesupply routes of natural gas to Europe. It pools together experienced European andRussian gas companies, and it will provide Europe with a reliable route for clean energysupply to the benefit of consumers in many countries. A shareholder agreement has

recently been signed between Gazprom, ENI, EDF and Wintershall, subsidiary of German company BASF.The consortium is established for the planning, construction and subsequent operation of the offshore pipelinesection through the Black Sea. Previously, Sebastian Sass has worked at Nord Stream where he held specialresponsibilities for relations with governments in the Baltic region. He represented the company towards theinstitutions and decision-makers of the European Union and he acted as spokesman for the company. Prior tojoining Nord Stream, Sebastian Sass worked with EU and international relations in government andparliament in both Finland and in Germany. Sebastian Sass holds a State Examination of Law from Germany,and a Master degree in European Law (LLM) from the UK.

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Midstream Key Projects: Executive Q&A PanelRoberto Pirani, CEO, WHITE STREAMDr. Mikhail Korchemkin, Executive DirectorEASTERN EUROPEAN GAS ANALYSISSebastian Sass, Head of EU and Regulatory Affairs, SOUTH STREAM11:15

Networking Coffee BreakYour opportunity to spend time with our speakers

11:35

Pipeline SecurityGlobal Risks To Oil & Gas Pipelines: The One Year Outlook• Hot Tapping• Civil unrest/strikes impacting operation and people maintaining pipelines• Influence groups, infrastructure development around the pipeline• Environmental groups and issues surrounding pipeline construction and

potential risks to projects• An overview of key risk considerations in the Sudan, Nigeria, Russia and Asia

Paul McGrathDirector of Political Violence ForecastingEXCLUSIVE ANALYSISPaul is responsible for violent risk content produced at Exclusive Analysis. His dutiesinclude editing content for violent risk assessments such as the Global Risk Forecast,Daily Forecast and Violent Risk Intelligence Bulletin. He works with each of the regions toidentify key trends and patterns arising either in a war, terrorism or civil unrest

context.Risk Overview and Terrorism Risks in Peru. Paul has briefed clients on risks to individuals in LatinAmerica, risks to energy assets in Mexico and Colombia, risks to new oil exploration areas in Colombia andrisks to aviation from the Shining Path terrorist group in Peru.

11:55

Shale In EuropeAsk The Expert Q&A

How Will Transmission System Operators Be Able ToOvercome The Scarcity Of Infrastructure and Access Rights InOrder To Transport Gas From New Shale Plays In CentralEurope?

• Will Poland’s shale play be Europe’s next big industry driver?• When will Poland’s shale enter the European energy mix?• Will gaining access to transmission systems with pre-forecast capacity be a

challenge?Grzegorz Pytel, Senior International Development AdvisorSOBIESKI INSTITUTEAbout the speaker: Grzegorz Pytel is a quantitative risk expert and international businessdevelopment adviser. He has extensive international experience advising governmentsand companies within the area of hydrocarbons exploration and internationaltelecommunication licensing. He started his career with Shell Exploration in 1990 andcontinued with Petroleum Geo-Services in Norway. Since 2000 he has been involved with

private business development and consulting practice that covered various aspects of risk assessment relatedto North - South natural gas supply issues: from High North to the Persian Gulf.

12:20

TSO RegulationTransparency And Competitiveness: Future Implications ForEuropean TSOs• Comparing the regulatory frameworks within which North American and

European natural gas TSOs operate• Has Europe moved closer to the U.S in terms of transparency?• Will European midstream operators need to make their operations more

transparent and why?Jeff Makholm, Senior Vice President, NERADr. Jeff Makholm specializes in the economics of regulated infrastructure industries in theenergy (electricity, gas, and petroleum products), transportation (pipelines, railroads, andairports), water, and telecommunications sectors. He has directed projects oncompetition, pricing, financing, privatization, and industrial development in the U.S. andover 20 other countries. Dr. Makholm has also participated in gas industry reforms inEurope, where he directed three major restructuring projects. His book, The PoliticalEconomy of Pipelines: A Century of Comparative Institutional Development, published by

the University of Chicago Press, is forthcoming in 2011.

12:45

EU Climate Change: Impact On OperatorsPreparing For 2013: How Can Pipeline Operators ReduceEmissions In Time For Phase III Of The EU’s EmissionsTrading Schemes?• What are future quota prices likely to be?• How many future quotas will companies likely receive?• What kind of technologies will enable midstream operators to meet new

European climate change requirements?Piotr J. Kus, Director, GAZ-SYSTEM SAPiotr Kus is the Director of the Brussels Office of GAZ-SYSTEM (Polish TSO), where he is responsible for therelations with EU institutions and organizations based in Brussels. He is also involved in the GAZ-SYSTEM’sinternational activities and projects. Before joining GAZ-SYSTEM Mr. Kus worked for Polish Oil and GasCompany (PGNiG S.A.). Being an employee of the Representative Office in Brussels he was dealing with EUaffairs of this company.

13:10

VIP Lunch TablesMeet the speaker VIP lunch tables

14:30

Project CoordinationDeveloping A Methodology For Working With A Diversity OfRegulatory Authorities To Reduce Project Delays• Coordinating and planning operations across multiple jurisdictions• Working with diverse regulatory agencies within an EPC context• Ensuring accurate and timely reporting• Assessing the legal context for managing risk within cross-border pipeline

regimesTom Dimitroff, PartnerINFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP LLPTom was senior legal advisor to the Azerbaijan International Operating Company andsubsequently for BP before becoming legal manager in the core negotiating teams thatdelivered the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline, the parallel South Caucasus Pipelineproject and the front-end intergovernmental negotiations for the Kazakhstan CaspianTransportation System Project. Subsequently he worked as regional advisor for Africa,

the Middle East, Russia, the Caspian and Turkey advising on many new ventures and existing operationsacross the region and on corporate governance and standards across the BP Group.

15:00

BlackBerry Q&ACross-Border Oil Spills

Safety And Accountability In Cross-Border Pipeline Emergencies:Overcoming Regulatory And Commercial Challenges• Addressing spills and other pipeline emergencies• What makes cross-border pipeline emergencies different?• Developing proactive contingency plans• Cross-border oil spills: Who is accountable?

Dave RedingtonSenior ConsultantOIL SPILL RESPONSE LTD.Having spent 20 years as a marine engineer within the Royal Navy, Dave studied andachieved a BSc in Environmental Science. A short career within contaminated land aremediation, was followed by employment within the Operations Department of Oil SpillResponse, gaining valuable response experience within the UK, north and central Africa.

Dave’s current position at Oil Spill Response is as a part of the Preparedness Department, compilingcontingency plans, capability reviews and advising operators in their oil spill preparedness state. Dave hasbeen involved in oil and gas pipeline projects both within the UKCS, Mediterranean and central Libya.

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15:50

Energy Security And PipelinesCross Border Pipelines And Energy Security: PerspectiveFrom The Netherlands

Saskia de LangSpecial Envoy To The EU For Energy and Energy SecurityMINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, NETHERLANDSSaskia de Lang holds a Master’s degree in political science from Leiden University, TheNetherlands, and joined the Dutch diplomatic service in 1982. She acquired extensiveexperience in political and economic affairs and in development cooperation in a varietyof positions at home and abroad, including as deputy Head of Mission in Canada and as

Ambassador of the Netherlands in Mali and Uganda. Since 2009, Ms. de Lang serves as the Special Envoyfor Energy and Energy Security at the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs in The Hague.

16:15

Exploring The Energy CharterExamining the Recent Impact of the Energy Charter Treaty onTransit Countries: Implications for Cross-Border Pipelines• Reducing the impact on the environment• Creating a level playing field for sustainable cross-border pipeline projects• How has the energy charter impacted the development of new cross-border

pipelines?Dr. Muhammad Arif, Legal and Commercial ManagerORIENT PETROLEUMAbout the speaker: Mr. Arif has over 14 years experience in the petroleum exploration andproduction industry in commercial, legal and operating side of business and currentlyworking as in-house counsel. Mr. Arif is continuing member of the Expert Committee onPetroleum Rules/Policy of the Pakistan Petroleum Exploration and Production CompaniesAssociation (PPEPCA) for the fifth consecutive year. He has been involved in the review of

the Petroleum Exploration and Production Policy of 2001, Petroleum Regulatory Authority Ordinance, ModelPetroleum Concession Agreement, Model Offshore Production Sharing Agreement, Model Gas SupplyAgreement for Power Projects, Pakistan Offshore Petroleum (Exploration and Production) Rules 2003, andseveral other laws and policies all of which have been finalized and are in field. Some ongoing regulatoryreforms initiatives with which Mr. Arif is associated include detailed Royalty Guidelines, Health, Safety andEnvironment Rules, Model Crude Oil Supply Agreement and new Petroleum Policy. Mr. Arif is also member ofAIPN and founding Secretary General of the Petroleum Lawyers Association of Pakistan.

14:30

Midstream Financing SpotlightNord Stream: Financing A Major European Infrastructure Project• What kinds of financing structures were considered?• How has the financing structure impacted the success of the project?• Other financing considerations for midstream operators to bear in mind

Paul Corcoran, Finance Director, NORD STREAM AGPaul holds a degree in Civil Engineering at Liverpool University and is a fellow of theChartered Institute of Management Accountant. After 2 years working as civilengineer, Paul Corcoran changed to finance and worked for 5 years with STCTelecommunications. Since 1988, Paul worked within the BASF Group in Finance,Accounting and Controlling. In the UK, he worked with BASF PLC, in Germany atBASF AG, Ludwigshafen and in Belgium as Finance Director with BASF AntwerpenNW. Since 2002, Paul Corcoran has worked as Finance Director at Wintershall AG,

the Oil & Gas subsidiary of BASF AG in Germany.

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Pipeline Financing StructuresExamining The Challenges Involved With Finding OptimalFinancing Structures For New Pipelines• What are the key considerations for financing new pipelines? • What is the best combination of debt and equity financing?• Where should operators look to invest?• Is project financing the right solution?

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15:50

Project FinancingIncreasing Asset Uptime: Project Financing Options ForLifetime Extension Of Existing Infrastructure• When is project financing the way forward?• Is project financing the answer to extending a field’s service life?• What project financing solutions exist for upstream and midstream pipeline

operators?Nikolaos Andronikos, Partner, SULLIVAN & CROMWELL LLPCraig Jones, Partner, SULLIVAN & CROMWELL LLP16:15

Comparative Panel Q&AInternational Financing

International Funding Of Large-Scale Oil And Gas Pipelines:Addressing Key Challenges• What are the key challenges involved with securing international financing for

new pipeline projects?Chair:Rubin Weston, PartnerBAKER BOTTS L.L.P.

Paul Corcoran, Finance DirectorNORD STREAM AGand will also include morning speakers

14:30

Risk And SafetyMaintaining Njord Gas Infrastructure: An Operator’sPerspective On Growth, Risk And Safety

Dan Jarle Flølo, CEONJORD GAS INFRASTRUCTURE ASDan Jarle Flølo has 25 years’ experience in the Norwegian oil and gas industry.Before joining Njord Gas Infrastructure, Dan Jarle was a project manager at Statoilworking with business development related to new gas infrastructure at theNorwegian continental shelf. From 2001 to 2008, he was responsible for theNorwegian gas infrastructure department at TOTAL where his responsibilities

included membership of the Gassled Management Committee. During his career in leading upstreamcompanies, i.e Statoil, Total, Elf and Exxon, he has been participating in a large number of projects thathas formed the current gas infrastructure in Norway.

15:00

Risk And Regulation DebatePrescriptive vs. Risk-Based Regulation

Risk Management In Vastly Different Regimes?• UK, Europe and North America: What are the key differences in risk and

safety regulation?• How should perceptions of risk and the regulation of risk affect an operator’s

approach to safety?

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Stream A - Cross-Border Pipeline

Stream B - Financing

Stream C - Safety & Risk

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15:50

HSE CultureImplementing Integrated Hse Management Systems:Overcoming The Challenge Of Developing An Internal SafetyCulture• Integrating essential safety protocols from production to receiving and

transmission• What is an internal safety culture?• What are the advantages of proactive safety culture development and how do

we measure them?Prakash Bahadur ThapaSenior HSE RepresentativeSHELLPrakash Bahadur Thapa is a Master of Chemical Engineer, holding a NEBOSHInternational diploma certificate in Occupational Safety & Health and has over 20 years ofexperience in the oil and gas industry, comprising upstream oil & gas exploration &production fields both onshore and offshore, and downstream oil & gas processing in the

petrochemicals industries. He is the chairman of numerous contractor HSE assurance programs within SabahShell Petroleum Company, including formal risk & hazard identification (HAZID, HAZOP, PHSER, PTR,PSSR, RA & TRA), and has won numerous awards for his efforts towards ensuring pipelines and associatesfacilities are operated safely and with minimal risk.

16:55

HSE Policy UpdateExamining The Future Of Onshore And Offshore Hse Policy• Pipeline standards and codes in the UK• Ageing and life extension of installations• Operator safety requirements

16:55

Special Interest Champagne RoundtablesParticipants are invited to join an informal discussion group, led by an expert, with aglass of champagne. Or move directly to the evening drinks reception

16:40

Networking Drinks ReceptionJoin us for a networking drinks evening connecting you to over 200+ seniorprofessionals across the international pipeline sector!

08:30 Coffee & Refreshments

08:45 Chairman's Opening Remarks

08:50

Focus On IndiaIndia’s Pipeline Industry: Challenges and Opportunities in aShifting Landscape• Present Indian Pipeline scenario • Future Pipelines emerging • Focus on Gas/ LPG domination • Challenges and threats • Automation key in the emerging scenario for safety, integrity and checks

P.S. BalasubramanianFormer General Manager - Pipelines DivisionINDIAN OIL CORPORATIONA civil engineer with four decades of experience in pipeline construction, operation andmaintenance, including 36 years in Indian Oil Corporation Ltd ( Pipelines Division), P.S.served as Managing Director of PetronetCTM Ltd, a joint venture company based inQatar, and also served as Head of Pipeline and Piping at Petrofac Engineering Services

in Chennai, India.

09:20

China’s Pipeline Industry UpdateChina’s Oil And Gas Transmission Network: Is The Rate OfExpansion Sustainable?• How long will it take for China’s shale to be ready for transmission, and how

will this impact the development of new pipelines?• Managing the integrity of long-distance oil and gas pipelines• Developing China’s long-distance petroleum transmission systems East –

West and North – South: Is the rate of expansion sustainable?Mark Iden, Director, DIPLOMACY INTERNATIONALBo Li, TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY CLAUSTHAL09:45

Barents Sea UpdateExamining New Pipeline Opportunities In The Barents Sea• Surveying current pipeline initiatives in the Barents Sea• What are the main challenges to new pipeline projects in the region?• What are the current pipeline opportunities in the Barents Sea?

Mark Rae, Senior Market AnalystODS PETRODATAMark Rae joined ODS-Petrodata as an Editor covering the European and AfricanField Development markets in 2007. In January 2009 Mark joined ODS-Petrodata’sMarket Survey System (MSS) team as an Analyst with responsibility for the OffshoreInstallation (DSV/ROVSV) Market Segment. In March 2010 Mark was promoted tothe role of Senior Market Analyst and assumed responsibility for the Offshore Pipelay

and Offshore Heavy Lift Market Segments. Mark is responsible for analysis of supply and demand, costmodelling, commercial models and market segment trends and risks across these vessel markets. Priorto ODS-Petrodata, Mark was an editor in a regional newspaper group and also spent a year with Amec.

10:00

Regional Development Opportunities - Panel Q&AP.S. BalasubramanianFormer General Manager - Pipelines DivisionINDIAN OIL CORPORATIONMark Rae, Senior Market AnalystODS PETRODATAMark Iden, DirectorDIPLOMACY INTERNATIONAL

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10:45

DecommissioningOvercoming The Challenge Of Offshore PipelineDecommissioning In Remote Areas• Qualifying volumes for removal• Decontaminating pipelines• Making offshore decommissioning cost-effective

Dr. Brian TwomeyManaging DirectorREVERSE ENGINEERINGDr. Brian Twomey is the Managing Director of Reverse Engineering Services Ltd,Manchester, UK and is responsible for decommissioning and abandonment operationsplanning, decommissioning engineering, peer review work and cost analysis. He hasworked on oil & gas decommissioning and pipeline issues for over 23 years and has

carried out decommissioning studies/work on over 700 offshore installations worldwide. He has worked ondecommissioning in Africa, Australia, SE Asia, South America, Canada, Greece, Mexico, Norway, Ireland, UKand USA. Dr Twomey has presented over 100 papers on decommissioning and has given numerous publicand private training courses on all aspects of decommissioning.

11:15

CO2 PipelinesCo2 Pipelines For Ccs – Opportunities, Challenges, And TheSteps Required To Grow A Co2 Pipeline Industry• What is Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)?• Why are CO2 pipelines a key element of CCS?• What makes CO2 pipelines for CCS different from other pipeline investments? • How big will the market be for CO2 pipelines globally?• When and where will be the most opportunities?• How important are CO2 pipeline networks? • What CO2 pipeline infrastructure might evolve in the North Sea region?• Case study – A CO2 pipeline network for the Tees Valley. • What are the main technical issues for CO2 pipelines• What is needed to make the CO2 pipeline industry grow?

Dr. Harsh PershadSenior ConsultantELEMENT ENERGYDr. Pershad is a Senior Consultant at Element Energy. Harsh has over a decade ofexperience in energy, with 6 years focussed on the low carbon energy sector. Harsh hasprovided technical, economic, and regulatory research, analysis, and strategy for anumber of UK, Norwegian, German and Dutch Government departments, multinational

oil and gas companies, European power companies, trade associations, the Committee on Climate Change.He is focussed on carbon dioxide capture, transport and storage (CCS) for the power sector and heavyindustry. Prior to joining Element Energy, Harsh assessed the business plans and technologies of start-upcompanies for venture capital investment.

11:30

Standards Harmonisation UpdateStandards Harmonisation: Is It Achievable Over The Long Term?• What are the implications for design, engineering and manufacturing?• How far have we come and what’s left to be done?• Where are the particular areas of disagreement?

Jonathan AlbrowProgram ManagerBSIOriginally with a background in customer service and online support, Jonathan Albrowhas been working for BSI for the past three years. Starting within the Online Supportteam, providing support for BSI’s online standards systems, he moved to theSustainability team within Standards Development. Currently a Program Manager, he is

responsible for committees for the food industry, renewable power generation and materials and equipmentfor the petroleum, petrochemical and natural gas industries. This includes PSE/17/2, the BSI committee forPipeline Transportation Systems.

12:00

Lunch - Quick Fire Showcase: The Pipeline Industry Top 10 SolutionsThis session will showcase a selection of top business and/ or technology solutions.Each participant will be limited to 10 minutes to share their technology - no powerpoint, no visual aid. Are you ready for the challenge? An award will be given for thebest presentation.

13:30

EPC Planning And PreconstructionConstruction And Installation: Where Does It All Go Wrong?• Features, and traps for the unwary, of key clauses in EPC contracts• Getting the language right• Overcoming the main performance issues including managing change and

schedule; • Managing risk: liquidated damages, consequential losses and termination • Dispute resolution

Simon HemsPartner – Energy and OffshoreINCE & CoAbout the speaker: Simon joined INCE & Co in 1999 and became a partner in 2009. Hehandles dispute resolution (including commercial litigation and arbitration) with a particularemphasis on energy and insurance. He represents some of the largest contractors in theoil and gas industry, particularly in technically complex construction disputes for both

onshore and offshore projects all over the world.

13:55

Logistics And Supply Chain Management Moving Large Quantities Of Resources Globally FromDiverse Sources To Remote Areas: The Case Of Myanmar

Madhab PaulProject ManagerMiTADr. Madhab Paul is currently Managing Director of MiTA Services Pte Ltd., a consultingcompany based in Singapore, and has worked on a variety of projects with ParadeepPort Trust, Calcutta Port Trust, ONGC, GAIL, HPCL, BPCL, HPL, BG India, ExxonMobilNigeria, Chevron Thailand, and PTT Thailand & Punjlloyd among others. Dr. Madhab has

published research papers in several international journals, and has more than 17 years of experience in oil &gas pipelines - both onshore & offshore pipelines, and offshore platforms in Germany, India, Philippines,China, Nigeria, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, Singapore, Indonesia.

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Environmental Impact Management EnvironmentalImpact And Route Selection

Stream: Overcoming The Challenge Of Minimizing TheEnvironmental Impact Of The Project In The Baltic Sea• Carrying out environmental studies• Managing challenges of route alterations• Implementing thorough environmental monitoring

Bruno HaelgEnvironmental Management OfficerNORD STREAM AGBruno Haelg has 30 years of experience in managing industrial organisations, mainlyat the leading edge of technology. He has successfully led and participated incomplex, interdisciplinary, intercultural projects. He has wide experience in managingrelations to government, authorities and other organizations. Prior to Nord Stream

AG, Bruno Haelg has worked as Project Manager for various projects, as General Manager forInternational Operations and as a Project Manager for various large scale projects. Overall, he has beeninvolved in projects in 15 countries mainly China, Russia, Germany, USA, and Italy.

14:45

ESIA FocusEnvironmental And Social Impact Analysis (Esia): Coding TheHuman Dimension Of The Impact Of Pipelines On LocalCommunities• How do you code the human dimension of the impact of pipelines on local

communities?• How do you manage all of that data?

Janet SwanDirectorRSK ENVIRONMENT LTD.Janet is a Director of RSK Environment Ltd, the Azerbaijan Environment and TechnologyCentre (AETC - which is RSK’s company in Azerbaijan) and RSK Carter Ecological(RSK’s ecological business). Jan joined RSK twelve years ago after eighteen years withBritish Gas. She has managed many complex environmental and social impact

assessments for pipelines and other energy projects in the UK and abroad, particularly in former Soviet Unioncountries. Jan is a founder member of the Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management and amember of the Pipeline Industries Guild.

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15:30

Deep And Ultra DeepwatersDeveloping Solutions For Deep And Ultra-Deep PipelineInstallation Challenges• Dealing with challenging seabed environments• Issues related to lateral buckling and pipeline walking• Seabed intervention and seabed movementSenior RepresentativeINTECSEA UK15:55

The O-LaySubsea Installation Of Rigid Steel Pipeline Using The O-LayMethod • Explaining the O-lay method• Laying pipe in shallow water using O-lay• Laying pipe in deep water using O-lay

Jan BuijvoetsCEOO-LAY PIPELAYINGAfter finishing his bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering at the Hogere TechnischeSchool (HTS) in Enschede, Jan Buijvoets started as an offshore engineer with the Dutchcompany Ballast Nedam in Bahrain 1984. He worked for several years with ShellInternational in the Middle East and when he came back to Europe he accepted an

assignment with the Dutch Wessels Group which became later Volker Wessels Stevin. Since finishing hisMasters in Business Administration in 1991, he has reorganized production departments in severalorganizations in Western as well as Eastern Europe. He has specialized in pipeline techniques includingautomatic welding systems and is the owner of several patents. Since 2007, Jan has been involved with thedevelopment of offshore pipe laying.

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Offshore Installation SpotlightAegir, A Step Change To More Effective Reeling• Heavy pipelay in combination with heavy lifting• Reels lifted on board using the crane• Deepwater lowering to 3500m depth using the A&R system• Reduced stalk length and associated spoolbase costs• Safe and effective transfer of reels to the Aegir at sea, even in long swells • A spooling process on land that keeps pace with the speed of reeling offshore

Kees van ZandwijkSenior Innovation AdvisorHEEREMA MARINE CONTRACTORSKees van Zandwijk graduated in Civil Engineering at the Delft University of Technology in1977. After his military service, he joined Heerema Marine Contractors in 1978. In the first15 years of his career he worked in the Foundation Engineering department where hewas deeply involved in the development of underwater pile driving technology. Since

2001 Kees is working as an internal advisor on new technologies and innovation. The last two years he stoodat the cradle of the Aegir pipelay concept.

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Close of conference

Conference Day 230th November 2011

Stream APlanning and Project Management

Stream BOffshore Construction And Installation



Macondo And The Industry

What effect will the GoMincident have on the

onshore pipelineindustry?

Arctic PipelinesAre HSE standards

appropriate for arcticenvironments?

South Stream vs. Nabucco

What are the key challenges and who will

be first to market?

Safety & TrainingHow will the industry

manage the impending skills gap left by the

Baby Boomers?


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13:30

State Of The Onshore IndustryThe Evolution Of Onshore Pipeline Technology• State of onshore pipeline technology• Notable developments in material technology• Onshore pipeline construction advancements• Where is the industry heading over the next decade?

13:55

GeotechnicsOnshore Pipe-Soil Interaction Modelling Session• Introduction to Soils• Key properties of soils that affect pipeline behaviour • Pipeline modelling • Pipe-soil interaction axial, lateral and upheaval buckling • Real pipeline failure examples• Earthquake and soil liquefaction • Slope stability

Dr. Indrasenan ThusyanthanHead of R&DKW LTD.Dr Thusyanthan is a Chartered Engineer with expertise in geotechnical and pipelineengineering. He is currently working as consultant and Head of R&D in KW Ltd. He hasover 10 years of specialist research, consultancy and design experience in variousaspects of geotechnical and pipeline designs. His specialisation includes pipe/soil

interaction, earthquake engineering and foundation design. He was a Lecturer in University of Cambridgeprior to joining the industry. He has authored over 30 publications in International Journals and Conferenceson various geotechnical aspects. He received the “Bill Curtin Medal” from Institution of Civil Engineers for theBest Paper in ICE Civil Engineering Journal.

14:20

Defect AssessmentBest Practice Session: Defect Assessment For Onshore OilPipelines• Pipeline Failures: Why?• Pipeline Failures: Causes and Trends.• Pipeline Failures: Responsibility?• Defects in Pipelines.• Defect Assessment.• Best Practice

Mohamed DafeaSenior Pipeline EngineerPENSPENMr. Dafea is a Chartered Engineer (CEng) and a Member of the Institute of MechanicalEngineers (MIMechE) with over 7 years of extensive experience in structural integrity,risk and integrity management planning, computer programming and application ofsoftware solutions in the oil and gas industry. He has a strong background in the field of

defect assessment, fatigue and fracture mechanics, fitness-for-purpose studies, in-line inspections and directassessment of pipelines and has made a number of notable achievements in a wide range of challengingpipeline integrity, risk and software solutions. This includes the development of new defect assessmentmethodologies, literature reviews, failure investigations and the development of specialised engineeringsoftware tools. Mr. Dafea chairs the Professional Institute of Pipeline Engineers in the North East of England(PIPE NEE).

14:45

Automation And MonitoringOperating Envelopes For Pipeline Operations, AlarmManagement And Condition Monitoring

Robin BrooksCEOPPCLAbout the speaker: Dr. Robin Brooks is a chemical engineer with BSc and PhD degreesfrom the University of Wales. He worked for many years with a major computermanufacturer on diverse computer applications for process plants and becameconvinced that engineers and scientists needed substantially better mathematical

methods to use large volumes of data. He founded PPCL in 1994 as a technology company to turn n-dimensional geometry into effective everyday tools. This has so far led to nine patent applications and thewholly new ‘equation-less’ Operating Envelope models being demonstrated at O&G PIPES this year.15:10


15:30

Route And Cost OptimisationIntegrating Pipeline Cost And Route Modelling IncorporatingGis Technology• Conceptual model• Data selection and management• Environmental and social issues• Finding an optimal routeNaeim Dastgir, Principal GIS Engineer, JPKENNYNaeim Dastgir is a civil engineer with 15 years of experience. He has over 10 years of experience in GISand Remote Sensing, and using various GIS and Image Processing software. He is well experienced inGIS and Remote Sensing applications in pipeline industry, pipeline routing, cost modelling, andimplementing industry standard pipeline data model PODS as well as developing custom built datamodels and pipeline data management.

15:55

Buried PipelinesRestraining A Buried Pipeline Using Soil Properties

Peter Kempster, Senior Pipeline Design EngineerMCCONNELL DOWELL CONSTRUCTORSPeter is a qualified and chartered mechanical engineer with membership of the both TheInstitution of Engineers Australia and The Institution of Mechanical Engineers (London).Peter has more than forty years of experience in the design, engineering, review,construction supervision, inspection, testing, regulatory approval and operation of gas,liquid petroleum transmission and water pipelines and associated facilities. Peter is

currently a member of the Australian Standard AS 2885 ME38 Committees Part 1 design and constructionand Part 5 pressure testing of gas and liquid petroleum pipelines. He has over twenty years of experience inthe use of the pipeline engineering software

16:20

Continuous MonitoringDetecting Geohazards With Continuous Fiber Optic MonitoringHow Ground Movement Around Onshore Pipelines Can BeMonitored Continuously And Remotely, With Reference ToExperience On Peru LNG’s Trans Andean PipelineDr. Marc Nikles, General Manager, OMNISENSMarc is General Manager of Omnisens, a leader in the field of fiber opticmonitoring. He received his PhD in optics from EPFL (Lausanne). He has writtenand co-authored more than 35 conference papers and scientific articles related tooptical fiber monitoring and its applications in the energy industry.

13:30

Offshore AddressExamining the Future of Offshore Pipeline Technology• What kinds of new technologies will drive the industry forward?• Developments in offshore integrity management technology• New smart pigging technology for offshore pipelines

Asle Venas, Head of Global Pipelines, DNVAsle Venas has been worked in the oil and gas industry for more than 28 years. He joinedDNV in 1982 and the major part of his working experience is from development of oil andgas fields in various places around the world. The last 20 years he has mainly beenworking with onshore and offshore pipelines both during new projects, operations, lifeextension as well as abandonment. He has been responsible for several research anddevelopment projects both internally DNV and Joint Industry Projects. He has also beenheavily involved in the development of DNV Rules for Submarine Pipelines Systems

(DNV 1996) and the Offshore Standard DNV-OS-F101 “Submarine Pipeline Systems” (DNV 2000). Asle Venashas been involved in many deep water pipeline projects. E.g.: as Project Manager for several large technicalverification projects of many challenging deep and HTHP water pipelines, like certification of the Blue Streaminstallation. He has also been project manager for development of large gas pipelines both onshore andoffshore. Asle Venas is presently Global Director for the Offshore Pipelines Segment in DNV Energy.

13:55

Offshore Design ChallengesChallenges Associated With Design And Installation OfOffshore Pipelines In Cold Regions

Ove Gudmestad, Professor of Marine TechnologyUNIVERSITY OF STAVANGERDr. Ove T. Gudmestad has more than 28 years of engineering, research and projectexperience in Statoil. His offshore-related experience includes pipeline design, offshorestructures and development of offshore field development concepts. He is also activelyworking on Arctic Technology, Marine Risk and Seismic Hazard. He has managementexperience from several research projects, concept development studies and

engineering tasks. International experience includes projects related to developments of offshore oil and gasfields in Vietnam, Russia, China and Nigeria. At present, he is Professor of Marine Technology at theUniversity of Stavanger.

14:20

Lifetime ExtensionRe-Routing And Tie-Backs For Offshore Oil Pipelines• Material selection for joining old and new assets

Andrew Low, Supervising Engineer, Advanced Engineering Group, INTECSEA UKActing as a technical coordinator on material performance within Intecsea he is currentlyinvolved in offshore developments focused on riser and flowline packages where CRAlined and clad pipe technologies and corrosion fatigue issues are of concern. Previouslyemployed with Saipem, Paris and The Welding Institute, Cambridge, he has spent over10 years looking at fatigue and fracture behavior of girth welded tubulars; He is currently

leading 2 INTECSEA JIP research programs on material performance for SCR design and CRA lined pipe.He is a member of the welding institute and a chartered European engineer.

14:45

Risers & NDTA Novel Electromagnetic System For The NondestructiveTesting Of The Tensile Wire Layer In Flexible Risers

Sung Quek, Subsea IntegrityGENESIS OIL AND GASDr Sung Quek has been working in the subject area of non-destructive evaluation (NDE)with techniques including infrared thermography, eddy current, capacitive imaging andElectrical capacitance tomography for almost a decade. He has published variousconferences and journals associated with the research and development of the NDEtechniques aforementioned. His expertises include numerical modelling, development of

measurement instrumentation and formulation of novel signal processing technique for NDE application. Heis currently working as a research engineer with Genesis oil and gas Ltd on novel electromagnetic techniquefor rise and flexible rise. He graduated from UMIST in 1999 with a first class honour degree in mechanicalengineering. Subsequently, he received overseas research scholarship (ORS) to pursue his PhD ininstrumentation and analytical at DIAS, UMIST. His PhD is on the development of 3D image reconstructionalgorithms for data obtained using inductive sensor. Since 2003 after obtaining his PhD, he has been workingon various NDE projects funded by EPSRC and DSTL.

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15:30

Seabed/Pipeline InteractionThe Influence Of Seabed-Pipeline Interaction: State-Of-The-Art

Majid HesarDirectorXiFEPMajid Hesar graduated with an honours degree in Civil Engineering from the Universityof Manchester in 1982. Following a period of work as a site engineer in Iran, Turkey andthe UK he returned to academic life and obtained a PhD in Offshore Geotechnics in1988. In 1993 he moved to London and started a career designing a variety of novel

offshore structures in the Caspian Sea. In 2006 he established his Limited Company XiFEP and startedworking as an independent consultant. Since then he has been working for Subsea7 in London performingstructural analyses of HP/HT oil and gas pipelines. He is currently on a one year assignment in Rio deJaneiro with Subsea7 Brazil, where he is responsible for overseeing the geotechnical challenges of the$1.5bn Pre-Salt project for Petrobras in 2200m water depth, including flowlines and the design of largediameter suction anchors under sustained vertical loading.

15:55

HP/HT PipelinesUpheaval/Lateral Buckling And Geotechnics In High-Pressure/High Temperature Pipelines

Dr. Indrasenan ThusyanthanHead of R&DKW LTDAbout the speaker: Dr Thusyanthan is a Chartered Engineer with expertise ingeotechnical and pipeline engineering. He is currently working as consultant and Head ofR&D in KW Ltd. He has over 10 years of specialist research, consultancy and designexperience in various aspects of geotechnical and pipeline designs. His specialisation

includes pipe/soil interaction, earthquake engineering and foundation design. He was a Lecturer in Universityof Cambridge prior to joining the industry. He has authored over 30 publications in International Journals andConferences on various geotechnical aspects. He received the “Bill Curtin Medal” from Institution of CivilEngineers for the Best Paper in ICE Civil Engineering Journal.

16:50

Best Practice Offshore DesignOffshore Design Assessment Of Subsea PipelinesAtanu Dutta, Director, ADON OFFSHORE SOLUTIONS LTD.17.00

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