SSCG Energy, Oil & Gas

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DRIVING AFRICAN ENERGY, OIL & GAS INDUSTRY GROWTH


Contents

1. Welcome

2. Solutions to help your business grow

3. Help to boost your talent & capabilities

4. Helping practitioners to connect

5. Upcoming conferences:

i. Africa Oil & Gas (E&P) Conference

ii. UDC Africa 2015

iii. AIPEC Africa 2015

iv. AOC Africa 2015

v. EOGC Africa 2015

6. SSCG Learning Seminar

7. Sponsorship & exhibition opportunities


Welcome

How we can support your business.

We provide innovative and cutting-edge energy consultancy, advisory and executive training solutions to petroleum Exploration, Production and Development (EPD), mining and energy companies in frontier and developing markets. Our strategy ensures that we create value in the energy industry, improve our clients distinctive capabilities and play to our strengths while working across the value chains. We are committed to growth in the activities of finding and managing minerals, energy, oil and gas resources in Africa.

At SSCG, We have a passion to challenge thinking, continuous improvement, excellence, value people, the environment and integrity. We strive to become a simpler and more standardised business, with a clear focus on what we do best in our distinctive capabilities which include energy management consulting and training. We combine our international engineering expertise with local understanding and technology to build a stronger, more sustainable and profitable future for our energy industry clients. By aligning our market experience, commercial, political, technological advancement and environmental insights. We can help your business to enhance talent, operation capabilities and capital position.


Solutions to help your business grow

Cutting edge and innovative energy, Oil and Gas industry growth solutions.

SSCG Energy, Oil and Gas provide energy industry solutions ranging from:

Sustainability and environmental management

Business development, transformation and improvement

Projects and operation management

Safety and risks management

Corporate Social Responsibility(CSR)

Managing local content laws, legislation and compliance

Quality, Health, Safety and Environment (QHSE)

Managing Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) and Contracts (PSCs) At SSCG, we draw upon our global and local knowledge, market and industry insights to help our clients enhance their operation capabilities, manage risks, strengthen controls; grasp opportunities and achieve full potential particularly across multiple markets and lines of businesses in Africa. We are highly integrated across Africa, which is very significant for our clients and to ensure that we retain consistent and quality standards everywhere. We believe that these benefits significantly enhance our quality of service and speed of response. Our network throughout the region helps us to demonstrate that we are responsive to the needs of our clients, stimulate growth and enhancing business relationships.


Help to boost your talent & capabilities

We strive to become the global leader in providing energy and sustainability management; and operator solutions to public and private energy businesses in Africa.

Our people are the core resources that shape who we are and how we support our clients. We attract and deploy professionals and specialist of highest calibre, talent and experience. We can support your business to enhance skills in areas such as:

Investment appraisal, project finance and risk analysis

Operator management skills

Understanding African mining, Energy, Oil and Gas industry local content laws , fiscal policies and regulatory requirements

Managing E&P JVs, PSA and PSCs

Sustainability, environmental and safety Management We provide flexible Oil and Gas training to domestic and multi-national corporations to help them meet their operation and management capabilities and to close talent gaps. You can draw on the valuable knowledge and experience we’ve gained from working with many of the leading Energy, Oil and Gas businesses.

Energy keeps the World moving and economies growing.


SSCG Events Platforms to help you learn, share insights, perspectives and connect with other practitioners through world class programmes of presentations, panel discussions, sessions and networking.


Africa Oil & Gas (E&P) Conference

Strategy and Investment in the Oil and Gas

Industry.

12 March 2015, London

Join us at this strategic and distinctive conference where industry leaders, policy makers, NOCs, IOCs, engineers, professionals, investors and Government officials will gather in an interactive format to discuss key trends changing the industry landscape, the drivers and solutions to accelerate growth, optimise operations capabilities and improve performance. The discussions will take deep exploration of current investment opportunities and portfolios in the region to profile financing options. In addition, experts will provide leading management practices, innovative technologies and strategies to enhance excellence, competitiveness and profitability.

Programme at a Glance

African Oil and Gas Industry Outlook: Evolving E&P landscape

How can huge potential of the African Hydrocarbons resources be realised?

Offshore and onshore development opportunities

Opportunities for international partners in the upstream sector

Latest M&A deals

Financing and restructuring Oil and Gas projects

Capital projects management and appraisals

Developing NOCs and IOCs partnerships: Partnering to secure energy future

How institutions can be strengthened to meet new responsibilities

Key regulations and legislations for international operators

Managing health, risks, safety and security

Harnessing sustainability and Social Responsibility (SR)

REGISTER TODAY AT www.s-scg.com/events/ep15lo

http://www.s-scg.com/events/ep15lo


Unearthing Africa’s potential


UDC Africa 2015 Upstream & Downstream Conference & Exhibition

Transforming and Optimising African Oil and

Gas Industry: Driving Growth through

Investment; Enhanced Operations and

Technological Capabilities.

22 - 23 April, Abuja, Nigeria

African Oil and Gas industry is experiencing a period of sustained boom and challenges to its stability and to its position as the primary global energy supplier. Lack of investment, insecurity, inadequate professionals, fast technology advancement and operation uncertainties continue to affect the industry, production outputs and growth. While the global energy consumption continues to rise and the discoveries of new hydrocarbons in Africa are increasing, industry landscape appears to be shifting away from traditional hegemonies. Presented by the SSCG, Upstream and Downstream Conference and Exhibition (UDC) Africa 2015 aim is to attract global and local petroleum executives, government officials, professionals, operators, engineers, specialists, investors and companies from around the world in a series of interactive business and technical panels and sessions to discuss the industry landscape and growth potential. The goals of the conference are to provide participants with new insights, tools, perspectives and strategies to help them manage industry-related issues and challenges as they operate, invest and expand into the region. This conference will deliver expert insights into the social, financial, technological and market developments affecting industry growth, policies and Oil and Gas producers. In addition, create a suitable platform for companies and exhibitors to enhance brand awareness, showcase their solutions, products and services; and to connect with other suppliers.

REGISTER TODAY AT www.s-scg.com/events/udc2015

http://www.s-scg.com/events/udc2015


EXCHANGE IDEAS & INSIGHTS SHARE KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE

BUILD NETWORKS


AIPEC Africa 2015 International Petroleum Conference

Boosting Growth and Productivity of

Upstream – Onstream - Midstream –

Downstream Sectors.

29 - 30 July, Kampala, Uganda

While the window of opportunities continues to widen for the Oil and Gas industry, creating immense and substantial prospect for African countries to utilise prevailing hydrocarbons resources to transform regional economies and create growth opportunities. Likewise, the velocity of investment and competition is increasing. Recent exploration success rates and findings of hydrocarbons resources in Eastern Africa have raised investor’s interest and drawn attention of International Oil Companies (IOCs) into the region. However, the development of facilities and performance of Oil & Gas industry continues to lag behind and present major growth challenges. To date, development or upgrade of crude oil processing and Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) infrastructure whether in mature fields such as West Africa and issuing of new E&P licenses in the frontier markets lags behind as the global energy market landscape shift. These projects to expand or develop new facilities are habitually late or way over budget, fail to deliver their production promises or remains on papers. Production shortfalls, changes in regulatory policies, low appetite to harness sustainability, local beneficiation and inclusiveness; rising environmental issues due gas flaring and oil bunkering; rising risks and poor Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) management records; in addition to inadequate local professionals to drive industry growth are all too common factors. The discussions will take deep exploration of current investment opportunities and portfolios in the region to profile financing options. In addition, experts will provide leading management practices, innovative technologies and strategies to enhance excellence, competitiveness and profitability.

REGISTER TODAY AT www.s-scg.com/events/aipec2015

http://www.s-scg.com/events/aipec2015



OAC Africa 2015 Offshore & Onshore Conference

Harnessing Africa’s Oil & Gas Industry

Potential: Overcoming Growth, Financing,

Technological and Talent Barriers.

25 -26 November, Nairobi, Kenya

Africa is at a crossroad with regard to its Oil and Gas industry future. Despite currently boasting some of the major world’s hydrocarbons resources and reserves, attracting tremendous investment, IOCs attention and demonstrating rapid industry growth pace. A number of current trends are pointing towards a paradoxical growth and deterioration of the industry’s sustainable growth and performance, measured in terms of: outputs, widening demand and supply gaps, rising fuel prices and shortages; inadequate infrastructure, facilities and professionals; sustainability and CSR management issues, constant shift in industry context and operation complexities. In addition to rising insecurity, complex fiscal policies and regulatory regimes. Presented by the SSCG, The OC Africa 2015 aim to attract energy executives, officials, professionals, specialists, investors and companies from around the world in a series of interactive panels to discuss the industry landscape and growth potential. The goals of the conference are to provide participants with new insights, tools, perspectives and strategies to help them manage industry-related issues and challenges as they operate, invest and expand into the region.

REGISTER TODAY AT www.s-scg.com/events/aoc2015

http://www.s-scg.com/events/aoc2015


Overcoming future energy challenges.


EOGC Africa 2015 Energy, Oil and Gas Investment and Development Conference

Driving African Onshore and Offshore

Industry Development, Financing and

Growth

02 - 03 September, London | 11 - 12 November, Lagos

The discovery of petroleum resources in Africa remains at record level high in relation to other continents in addition to Oil and Gas exporters: Algeria, Angola, Chad, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Libya, Nigeria and South Sudan. Recent progressive discoveries of significant and proven hydrocarbons reserves in the Eastern Africa region (Both offshore and onshore): Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania, Somalia and Uganda. The prospect exploration of additional findings in Ethiopia, Malawi, Somalia, Seychelles, Mauritius, Madagascar and Rwanda have drawn international attention and influx of Multi-National Oil Companies (MNOCs) into the region. Furthermore, has attracted substantial investment flow into the industry.

At the same time, Africa is gaining increased access to international capital. This highlights the significance of the region and its potential as the next frontier in petroleum production not forgetting importance of petroleum as a commodity for World trade, driver of economic growth and source of energy, fuel, automotive, industrial and pharmaceutical products. The global race for commodities has given African governments more bargaining power, reform policies drive industry sustainability and negotiate better deals that capture more value from the resources to create local opportunities and drive growth.

This two days strategic conference will gather industry experts, officials, investors, NOCs, IOCs, legal and finance professionals to discuss and profile current industry growth trends, investment and project financing opportunities in Africa. Create a platform for sharing insights, perspectives and leading practices.

REGISTER TODAY AT www.s-scg.com/events/aogiclon15

http://www.s-scg.com/events/aogiclon15


SSCG Learning Seminar


Introduction to Production Sharing Contracts for Upstream Oil and Gas Projects

This two-day course explores the structure and mechanisms of Production Sharing Contracts (PSC’s) for upstream oil and gas projects. Studying the underlying processes and commercial drivers, participants will examine the economic structure of these complex agreements. Course Overview This course explores the structure and mechanisms of Production Sharing Contracts (PSC’s) for upstream oil and gas projects. Studying the underlying processes and commercial drivers, participants will examine the economic structure of these complex agreements. The PSC Economic course brings the theory to life, allowing course attendees to build and interpret their own PSC model based on a real life example. Course Outline

The history and evolution of Production Sharing Contracts (PSC’s)

The PSC content and format

Cost recovery

Profit sharing

Bonuses

Sliding scale fiscal mechanisms

Taxation

Ring fences

The economics of PSC’s

Who should attend? Production sharing partners, economists working in the industry, business development managers, fund managers, lawyers involved in the industry, analysts working in the industry, government officials managing projects and contracts, auditors working in the industry Course Objectives

Learn about the history, evolution & structure of PSC’s

Investigate cost recovery & profit sharing

Examine fiscal mechanisms & ring fence calculations

Identify taxation liability & allowances

Construct a production sharing contract spreadsheet model

Interpret model outputs to enhance investment decision making


About the instructor

Dr Tony Moro is a consultant, oil and gas engineer, specialising in EPC projects. He has extensive oil and gas industry knowledge having worked in various engineering, finance and commercial roles over 25 years. Tony is currently Senior Principal Process Control Engineer working on a number of Oil & gas Projects around the world including Mozambican LNG. Originally trained as electromechanical engineer, he holds PhD in Process Control and is a European Engineer (Euro Eng), Chartered Engineer and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Measurement and Control (UK). In addition to routine engineering work, his recent projects have involved capacity building within the oil and gas sectors in Southern Sudan and Uganda and working in particular on the interface between schools colleges and oil and gas companies. He has experience of delivering a wide variety of academic and professional development courses in the of oil and gas sector. As well as delivering courses to upstream professional staff, he is a guest lecturer for the Institute of Measurement and Control, London.

Call us at +44 (0) 1865 600580 or email [email protected] to register and find out more about the schedule in London, Nairobi, Kampala and Lagos.


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For more information, visit www.s-scg.com or contact our events team to find more

about all our upcoming events, discussion topics, sponsorship and exhibition

opportunities; and to register your participation at [email protected].

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Get in touch

For more information, contact us at: T: + (44) 1865 600580 or + (44) 1865 600576 E: [email protected] or [email protected] W: www.s-scg.com SSCG Corporate Services: A UK entity and a subsidiary of Sub-Saharan Consulting Group (SSCG). Registered in England by The Registrar of Companies for England and Wales. Companies House Number: 09117867. Office: Clarendon Enterprise Centre, Clarendon House, 52 Cornmarket Street, Oxford, OX1 3HJ Tel: +44 (01865) 600576 | Email: [email protected] | Web: www.s-scg.com






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