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Hosted by:CONFERENCEPROGRAMMEThree Streams of Commercial, Technical and Specialist content focusing on the continuing global gas shift towards Asia.

With key topics including:

� What will the Pacific LNG Market look like in 2020?

� Meeting Asia’s Energy Demand in a Sustainable Way: Why Gas Could Become the Backbone of Asia’s Energy Mix.

� A Ship Owner’s Perspective of the Technical & Operational Challenges of Delivering LNG to Pacific Markets via the Northern Sea Route and Panama Canal.

� How can LNG Buyers Best Position Themselves Ahead of the Coming Supply Crunch?

� The World’s Largest Project Financings have been for the LNG Industry: Can LNG Remain a Magnet for Global Funding?

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� Recent reports underpin the fact that South East Asia is now the fastest emerging LNG market with a big appetite for LNG imports as well as technical expertise

� Over 80 speakers across 10 key topic areas present original information that will explore a variety of international case studies, research, ideas, and topics focusing on the global gas and LNG shift towards Asia. Dedicated sessions include: • Future use of Gas & LNG in the Asian Fuel Mix• Application of Innovative Technology• Contracting, Pricing & Trading• Shipping• Health, Safety, Security & Environment• Emerging Gas Markets: Development &

Investment

� Absorbable content in focused 20-25 minute sessions as the conference brings together a collaboration of concepts, education, learning and knowledge build

� Networking: Room and time for plenty of focused discussion and knowledge in a highly efficient meeting place between the conference sessions. Meet and mix with the people who matter

THE WORLD’S LARGEST GAS EVENT THAT CONNECTS ENERGY PROFESSIONALS FROM THE ENTIRE NATURAL GAS AND LNG SUPPLY CHAIN

“I have always enjoyed Gastech as it is a key networking event where the main players in the industry meet. These conferences cover the latest technology developments and provide an overview of commercial and market aspects of the industry. Shell has supported these events for many years.”

Roger Bounds, Global Head of LNG, Shell

SINGAPORE – THE MOST VIBRANT PLACE TO DRIVE NEW BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN GLOBAL GAS AND LNGAfter the success of Korea, the decision to keep Gastech in Asia responds to the huge regional optimism and demand growth for gas and LNG. As we look forward to our 28th edition of this global event, taking place from 27th to 30th October at the Singapore Expo, new business opportunities in gas and LNG have never been more exciting than they are now in Asia, and in the emerging economies of South East Asia. From infrastructure development, investment, LNG imports, gas for power, gas for transport, trading, storage – and even new exports from plants such as Papua New Guinea LNG – Asia continues to represent the upbeat, decisive marketplace for demand growth to continue.

By bringing Gastech’s established supplier, engineering, shipping and procurement communities to a region zealous for the opportunities gas and LNG can bring to their economies, Gastech once again delivers what matters most in these testing times of suppressed oil prices: new business development pathways and exciting new customers to connect with our loyal and established community of international industry leaders.

The conference agenda also reflects Asia’s established and emerging demand markets with a strongly-focused programme that delivers first-class speakers and subjects, expanding upon themes such as

Asian LNG procurement, pricing and contracting, the emergence of trading in Singapore, the exciting opportunities of gas as a transport fuel, the application of many new onshore and offshore gas technologies, plus many more key topics.

Gastech’s conference agenda has been shaped entirely independently by our Governing Body comprising of 35 of the world’s most relevant and experienced industry executives. With a wealth of new faces for 2015 representing Asian stakeholders and end-users, the committee is now truly reflective of where global gas and LNG demand has been shifting towards this decade: to Asia.

I hope you enjoy reviewing the 2015 conference programme, which fills three packed days and often runs as three streams. With outstanding afternoon plenary keynote speakers and panel sessions on the opening day, followed by 11 carefully-developed, highly-relevant conference sessions; there is so much for everyone to choose from – whether you work in either commercial or technical disciplines.

On behalf of the organisers and the Gastech 2015 Governing Body, I look forward to welcoming you to Singapore this October.

Charlie Cracknell, Event Director, Gastech 2015

WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND THE GASTECH CONFERENCE IN SINGAPORE?

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DELEGATE ATTENDANCE STATISTICS*

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*These statistics have been audited based on attendance at Gastech Korea 2014

Purchasing a delegate pass means access all areas and potential to meet a senior audience who are 70% director level or above.

GO TO PAGE 4 KEYNOTES & LEADERSHIP PLENARY AFTERNOON

27th October 2015

14:00 - 15:15 KEYNOTE SPEECHES

15:45 - 16:45 SUPPLIER PANEL DEBATE

16:50 - 17:50 IMPORTERS PANEL DEBATE

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28th October 2015

09:00 - 12:50 GAS MARKET OUTLOOK APPLICATION OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY (SESSION 1)

14:10 - 18:00 FUTURE USE OF GAS & LNG IN THE ASIAN FUEL MIX

APPLICATION OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY (SESSION 2)

HEALTH, SAFETY, SECURITY & ENVIRONMENT


29th October 2015

09:00 - 12:50 CONTRACTING, PRICING & TRADING (SESSION 1)

SHIPPING EMERGING GAS MARKETS: DEVELOPMENTS & INVESTMENT

14:10 - 18:00 CONTRACTING, PRICING & TRADING (SESSION 2)

GAS AS A TRANSPORT FUEL

FLNG INNOVATION, WITH CONTAINMENT & STORAGE


30th October 2015

09:00 - 12:30 LNG PROJECTS: NON-TECHNICAL RISKS, PROGRESS & DELIVERY


GASTECH 2015 SINGAPORE: CONFERENCE AGENDA4

KEYNOTES & LEADERSHIP PLENARY AFTERNOON14:00 – 14:15: Organiser & Gastech Governing Body Chairmen’s Welcome

� Chris Clucas, Group Fleet Director, Bernhard Schulte Ship Management Ltd

� Paul Sullivan, Director Global LNG & FLNG, WorleyParsons

14:15 – 14:30: Government Host Welcome Address � Teo Eng Cheong, Chief Executive Officer, International Enterprise Singapore

14:30 – 15:00: Host Keynote Address � Helge Lund, Chief Executive Officer, BG Group

15:00 – 15:15: Singapore Keynote Address � Seah Moon Ming, Executive Director & Chief Executive Officer, Pavilion Energy Pte Ltd

15:15 – 15:45: NETWORKING & COFFEE BREAK SPONSORED BY

15:45 – 16:45: SUPPLIERS PANEL DEBATE “What will be the Impact of Lower Oil & LNG Prices on LNG Buyers & Sellers Over the Next 5 Years?” � Which new projects in which regions remain viable at lower oil prices and LNG prices of $10-11/MMbtu: Australia, East Africa, North America, small-scale / floating LNG projects?

� What would be the impact of a prolonged “pause” in FIDs for new projects?

� What impacts could the existing – and a new – Russia-China pipeline deal have on Asian (specifically Chinese) LNG & gas prices?

Speakers: � Melody Meyer, President, Chevron Asia Pacific Exploration & Production

� Rob S. Franklin, President, ExxonMobil Gas Power Marketing

� Hamad Rashid Al-Mohannadi, Chief Executive Officer, RasGas, and Vice-Chairman, Qatar Petroleum

� Steve Hill, President, Global Energy Marketing & Shipping, BG Group

� Philip Olivier, President, ENGIE

16:50 – 17:50: IMPORTERS PANEL DEBATE “What will be the Impact of Lower Oil & LNG Prices on LNG Buyers & Sellers Over the Next 5

Years?”

� Have JCC price problems in existing contracts disappeared at lower oil prices? � Are hubs still desirable and what progress is being made in Singapore, Japan and China? � Have Asian LNG demand projections changed with the return of Japanese nuclear power and

the Russia-China pipeline contract(s)?

Moderator: � Nick Milne, First Vice President and LNG Specialist, Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi

Speakers: � Wang Zhongan, President, CNOOC Gas & Power Group (pending)

� Lin Sheng-Chung, Chairman, CPC Corporation Taiwan (pending)

� Hiroki Sato, Vice President, Fuel Procurement Department, JERA Co., Inc.

� Bo Chen, President and Executive Director, China International United Petroleum & Chemicals Co., Ltd (Unipec) (pending)

� Kwon Young Sik, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, Resources Business Division, KOGAS

� Shigeru Muraki, Vice Chairman of the Board, Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd (pending)

From 18:00: Gastech Industry Party, Gardens by the Bay, Sponsored by

DAY 1: TUESDAY 27th OCTOBER

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9:00 - 14:00: GASTECH VIP PROGRAMME (Senior-level attendance criteria applies. See Page 13) VIP ProgrammeVIP Programme

26 - 27 October 2015 Singapore


GAS MARKET OUTLOOK09:00 – 09:10: Chairperson’s Welcome

� Roger Bounds, Global Head of LNG, Shell

09:10 – 09:30: What will the Pacific LNG Market Look Like in 2020? � Noel Tomnay, Head Global Gas & LNG, Wood Mackenzie

09:35 – 09:55: The Times they are a-changing: Why LNG is Experiencing its most Significant and Radical Period of Change. � Peter Thompson, Manager LNG, Gas Strategies

10:00 – 10:20: Changing Global Gas Dynamics. � Alaa Abujbara, Chief Operating Officer - Commercial and Shipping, Qatargas

10:25 – 10:45: The Impact of Changes in Russian Export Policy on Global Gas Dynamics. � Jonathan Stern, Chairman and Senior Research Fellow, Natural Gas Programme, Oxford Institute of Energy Studies

10:45 - 11:15: NETWORKING & COFFEE BREAK

11:15 – 11:35: North America LNG Export Projects: How Many Will Make Their Way to Market? � Philippe Hochart, Head of Strategy Department, ENGIE

11:40 – 12:00: Has the Chinese Gas Market hit a Turning Point? � Xianfang Ren, China Market Fundamentals Manager, BG Group

12:05 – 12:25: China Gas Market Liberalisation – Opportunities & Threats for LNG Players. � Ming Cai, LNG Consultant, Poten & Partners

12:30 – 12:50: The Impact of Oil Prices on Gas Markets - Short and Medium Term Perspectives. � Geoffroy Hureau, Secretary General, Secretary General, CEDIGAZ

Reserve Paper: Know Thy Enemy! � Henning Gloystein, Energy Editor, Asia, Thomson Reuters

12:50 – 14:10: DELEGATE LUNCH

FUTURE USE OF GAS & LNG IN THE ASIAN FUEL MIX14:10 – 14:20: Chairperson’s Welcome

� Freeman Shaheen, Global Manager LNG Supply & Trading, Chevron Supply & Trading

14:20 - 14:40: Meeting Asia’s Energy Demand in a Sustainable Way: Why Gas Could Become the Backbone of Asia’s Energy Mix. � James MacTaggart, General Manager New Markets Asia, Shell

14:45 – 15:05: The Future Energy Mix and Renewables. � Jose Simon, SVP Global Gas, Coal and Emissions, Iberdrola

15:10 – 15:30: Developing a Framework for Establishing a Competitive LNG Market in Asia. � Anthony J. Jude, Chair, Energy Committee & Senior Advisor and Practice Leader (Energy), Asian Development Bank

15:35 – 15:55: Alleviating Asia’s Air Pollution Without Limiting Economic Growth: Natural Gas is the Answer. � Tanguy Moulin-Fournier, EVP Gas T&D and LNG Asia, ENGIE

15:55 – 16:25: NETWORKING & COFFEE BREAK

16:25 – 16:45: China’s Gas Demand – Storm Clouds Over Asia Most Important Market. � Gavin Thompson, Vice President, China & NE Asia Gas & Power, Wood Mackenzie

16:50 – 17:10: Structuring the LNG Value Chain for Peak Power Generation Applications in Emerging Asian Economies, Particularly Bangladesh, Pakistan and Philippines. � Puneet Goel, Senior Analyst, Poten & Partners

17:15 – 17:35: Technical Challenges for Natural Gas Infrastructures: What can Asia and Europe Learn from Each Other? � Robert Judd, Principal Consultant, DNV GL and GERG

17:40 – 18:00: American Ethane – Fuel, Feedstock, Flexibility. � Walt Teter, Senior Vice President, American Ethane Company

From 18:30: Gas Asia Drinks Reception, Westin Hotel, Sponsored By

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APPLICATION OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY (SESSION 1) 09:00 – 09:10: Chairperson’s Welcome

� Paul Sibal, Chief Process Engineer, ExxonMobil Production Company

09:10 – 09:35: Large LNG Trains: Technology Advances to Address Market Challenges. � Christopher Ott, LNG Process Technology: Lead Process Engineer, Air Products

09:40 – 10:05: Construction of the World’s Largest 270,000m3 LNG Storage Tanks at Samcheok LNG Terminal. � Junhwi Kim, Manager, KOGAS

10:10 – 10:35: Papua New Guinea LNG Project – Development and Deployment of Novel Aeroderivative Gas Turbine / Refrigerant Compression Configuration to Achieve Efficiency, Flexibility, and Reliability. � David Bergeron, Engineering Manager, ExxonMobil Development Company


11:15 – 11:40: Research on Coal Hydrogasification for Aromatic Hydrocarbon and Methane. � Guoquing Wang, General Manager, Coal Gasification Technology Centre, ENN

11:45 – 12:10: Can You Hear Me Now? The Necessity of LNG Noise Control. � James Cowling, Chief Technology Engineer Noise & Vibration, KBR

12:15 – 12:40: Capital Cost and Efficiency Data for the ZR-LNG Dual Methane Expander Zero Refrigerant Liquefaction Technology. � Bill Howe, Chief Executive Officer, Gas Consult LNG

Reserve Paper: Separation Columns on FLNGs: Impact of Maldistribution on Column Design. � Ming Yang Lee, Senior Process Engineer, Sulzer Chemtech


APPLICATION OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY (SESSION 2)14:10 – 14:20: Chairperson’s Welcome

14:20 – 14:45: Maximising LNG Revenue by Operating at Peak Performance. � Brian Barr, Senior Product Process Engineer, Air Products

� Meshal Al-Mohannadi, Manager Process Engineering, RasGas

14:50 – 15:15: Design Concepts & Strength Assessment of DSME’s Newly-Developed Membrane LNG CCS. � Kwang-Seok Kim, Principal Research Engineer, Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering

15:20 – 15:45: Joint Development of a New-Generation LNG Carrier. � Carlos Guerrero, Business Development Manager Gas Carriers & Oil Tankers, Bureau Veritas


16:25 – 16:50: Gasification Technology for the Conversion of Multiple Waste Streams into Renewable Energy. � Walter Howard, Chief Executive Officer, Westinghouse Plasma Corp.

16:55 – 17:20: Research on the Technical Cooperation with Countries in South-East Asia to Utilize the Lessons Learned from Great East Japan Earthquake for Plant Facilities. � Masami Oshima, Technical Specialist, Chiyoda Corporation

17:25 - 17:50: Advanced Process Control Implementation for 3rd LNG Train at ADGAS. � Abhay Dabak, Senior System Engineer, Abu Dhabi Gas Liquefaction Company

Reserve Paper: Complex Hydrocarbon Reserves to LNG ... AND…Ultra Low World Bank SO2 Emissions Requirements – A Dream Too Far? � Ganesh Kidambi, Gas Treating and Sulfur Engineer, Shell Projects and Technology


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HEALTH, SAFETY, SECURITY & ENVIRONMENT 14:10 – 14:20: Chairperson’s Welcome

� Robin Pitblado, Vice President Risk Advisory Services, DNV GL

14:20 – 14:45: Elevating the Role of People in Creating Safety Performance. � Mike Goddu, Partner, JMJ Associates

14:50 – 15:15: Methane and CO2 Emissions in the Natural Gas Supply Chain. � Paul Balcombe, Research Associate, Imperial College London

15:20 – 15:45: Major Accident Prevention (MAP) – A Safety Case Approach to Construction. � Roberta Selleck, HSSE Manager, Corporate, Clough


16:25 – 16:50: OAG Plant, from Risk to a Safe Haven – A Success Story. � Houssam Sabry, Manager of Corrosion and Inspection, ADGAS

16:55 – 17:20: Upgrade of Gas Detection Technology Eliminates False Alarms and Improves Safety Performance. � Rajat Barua, President and Chief Executive Officer, Senscient

17:25 – 17:50: Process Safety and the Case for Automated Blowdown within LNG Facilities. � Sunil Mankad, Process Manager, BG Group

Reserve Paper: LNG Vapor Dispersion Test Campaign to Qualify Spectral Cameras and Dispersion Models. � Julien Sail, Research Engineer, ENGIE



LNG Procurement Forum & Luncheon29 October 2015 12:50 – 14:10 Singapore Expo

LNG PROCUREMENT FORUM & LUNCHEONBRINGING TOGETHER GAS & LNG PROCUREMENT DECISION-MAKERS

THE AGENDATHURSDAY 29TH OCTOBER 201512:50 – 14:10 | Max Atria, Singapore Expo

� Executive Luncheon

� Top-level Panel Discussion

� Closed-door Networking

This invitation-only luncheon is for executives who are responsible for LNG procurement strategy and teams within their organisation, whether LNG importers, end-users, portfolio players or traders.

LNG Importers LNG Traders LNG End-Users

INVITATIONONLY FORUM

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CONTRACTING, PRICING & TRADING (SESSION 1)09:00 – 09:10: Chairperson’s Welcome

09:10 – 09:30: Buyers’ Strategic Action for the Future Asian LNG Spot Markets. � Yuji Kakimi, President, JERA Co., Inc.

09:35 – 09:55: Flexibility, Liquidity and Price Formation: A Brief History of, and the Outlook for, LNG from a Trade-Structure Perspective. � Andrew Walker, VP Global LNG, BG Group

10:00 – 10:20: Hybrid LNG Pricing: Confronting the Challenges of Hub-Linked Pricing for U.S. LNG. � Jason Bennett, Partner, Deputy Department Chair, Global Projects Group, Baker Botts

10:25 – 10:45: Market-based LNG Pricing Using JEPX Indices in the Evolving Japanese Energy Market: Restoring the Competitiveness of LNG. � Akira Miyamoto, Executive Researcher, Osaka Gas Company


11:15 – 11:35: “2015”: The Year of Living Dangerously – How are Asian Gas Players Responding to a Low Oil Price Market? � Tony Taylor, Research Director & Advisor, IHS

11:40 – 12:50: NORTH AMERICAN FOCUS PANEL: “New Wave North American Supply: What Works Best for Asian Buyers?” Panellists Include:

� Martin Houston, Chairman, Parallax Energy � Fred Jones, Chief Executive Officer, Delfin LNG � Ma Shenyuan, Vice President, ENN (pending) � Member of the Board, IE Singapore


12:50 - 14:10 LNG PROCUREMENT FORUM & LUNCHEON (BY INVITATION ONLY. SEE PAGE 7 )

CONTRACTING, PRICING & TRADING (SESSION 2) 14:10 – 14:20: Chairperson’s Welcome

14:20 – 14:40: Changing Dynamics in LNG Contracting Strategy – A Myth or Reality? � Lennart Luten, Manager, Galway Group

14:45 – 15:05: An Alternative to Price Reviews? � Gaston Bilder, Senior Legal Counsel, Total

15:10 – 15:30: What First-Time LNG Buyers want: The Challenges of Creating a New Regasified LNG Value Chain and their Impact on LNG SPA Negotiations. � Daniel Reinbott, Partner, Ashurst LLP

15:35 – 15:55: How can LNG Buyers Best Position Themselves Ahead of the Coming Supply Crunch? � Paul Griffin, Partner, Allen & Overy


16:25 – 16:45: Short-Term Traded LNG – Outlook and Challenges. � Alex Orman, Marketing and Pricing Manager, Shell Eastern Petroleum

16:50 – 17:10: Does $50/bbl Oil Require a New Approach to Delivering Successful Projects? � Philip Loots, Adjunct Professor, Centre for Mining, Energy and Construction Law, University of Western Australia

17:15 – 17:35: Evolution of LNG Trading Activities, LNG Pricing and Project Development in Asia-Pacific. � Frederic Barnaud, Executive Director Oil, LNG & Shipping, Gazprom Marketing & Trading

17:40 – 18:00: Asia’s Future LNG Pricing Challenges. � Hiroshi Hashimoto, Senior Analyst, Gas Group, Institute of Energy Economics Japan

From 18:00 – 21:00: The Gastech 2017 Launch Party, Hall 2, Singapore Expo

DAY 3: THURSDAY 29th OCTOBER 2015


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SHIPPING09:00 - 09:10: Chairperson’s Welcome

� Andrew Clifton, General Manager, Society of International Gas Tanker & Terminal Operators (SIGTTO)

09:10 – 09:35: Summary of Developments in Ship to Ship LNG Transfer Safety. � Stephen Brown, Project Manager, Shell International Trading & Shipping

09:40 – 10:05: A Ship Owner’s Perspective of the Technical & Operational Challenges of Delivering LNG to Pacific Markets via the Northern Sea Route and Panama Canal. � Suryan Wirya-Simunovic, Global Energy, LNG and Maritime Shipping Executive, Mitsui OSK Bulk Shipping

10:10 – 10:35: Learning from the Past – A View of the Future of LNG Transportation at Sea. � Richard Boudiette, Technical Advisor, Society of International Gas Tanker & Terminal Operators (SIGTTO)


11:15 – 11:40: Develop Next-Generation LNG Carriers with Succeeding MOSS Type Cargo Tank. � Takumi Yoshida, Manager Ship & Offshore Stucture, Kawasaki Heavy Industries

11:45 – 12:10: New Shipbuilding of KC-1 LNG Cargo Containment System. � Young-Kyun Kim, Principal Researcher, KOGAS

12:15 – 12:40: Large Ethane Carriers – Providing Transport Solutions to a New Market. � Klaus Gerdsmeyer, Director Business Development & Sales, TGE Marine Gas Engineering

Reserve Paper: Beyond the Experience Matrix: Putting Knowledge to Work and Improving Learning in the Workplace. � Alan Whitcher, Training Manager, GTT Training



GAS AS A TRANSPORT FUEL14:10 – 14:20: Chairperson’s Welcome

� Mark Bell, President, Society for Gas as a Marine Fuel (SGMF)

14:20 – 14:45: Development of LNG for Transportation in Indonesia. � Rudolf Doloksaribu, General Manager LNG Sales Operation JMG, PT Pertamina

14:50 – 15:15: Beyond the ‘Chicken & the Egg’: Are the Economics of Retrofitting Holding Back LNG Bunkering? � Chris Meyer, LNG & Energy Consultant, Asia, Poten & Partners

15:20 – 15:45: Retail Scale LNG Handbook: Leveraging Existing Knowledge on LNG Import Terminals. � Jonathan Lauck, Director of Engineering, ENGIE North America


16:25 – 16:50: LNG Bunkers – Delivering the Solution. � Angus Campbell, Managing Director, Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement

16:55 – 17:20: First 2-Stroke Main Engines (ME-GI) Operating on Gas – Project Implementation and Operational Experience. � Jurgen Harperscheidt, Project Manager, TGE Marine Gas Engineering GmbH

17:25 - 17:50: A Successful Application of DSME Fuel Gas Supply System (HiVAR®) to the World first LNG Fuelled Containership. � Dong-Kyu Choi, Director, Daewoo Shipping & Marine Engineering

Reserve Paper: Case Studies for Low-Speed Dual-Fuel Engine Machinery Solutions: LNG Carrier & Merchant Vessels. � Daniel Stroedecke, Manager Application Engineering, Winterthur Gas & Diesel




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EMERGING GAS MARKETS: DEVELOPMENTS & INVESTMENT 09:00 – 09:10: Chairperson’s Welcome

09:10 – 09:30: Investment in the Global Gas Business. � Benoit Mignard, Executive Vice President, ENGIE Exploration & Production

09:35 – 09:55: Unlocking Greater Value Through Capital Structuring. � Katan Hirachand, Managing Director Energy, Société Générale

10:00 – 10:20: The World’s Largest Project Financings have been for the LNG Industry: Can LNG Remain a Magnet for Global Funding? � Melanie Lovatt, Finance Advisor – LNG Research Reports, Poten & Partners

10:25 – 10:45: Indonesia’s First In–Land LNG Receiving and Regassification Terminal. � Teuku Khaidir, President Director, PT Perta Arun Gas


11:15 – 11:35: Pakistan: A Prospective LNG Import Market. � Rahil Pitafi, Assistant Executive Director (LNG), Pakistan Oil & Gas Regulatory Authority

FOCUS ON CANADA: 11:40 – 12:00: Canadian LNG Development: A Challenging but Not Impossible Path.

� Aaron Engen, Managing Director and Co–Head, Power & Energy Infrastructure, BMO Capital Markets

12:05 – 12:25: Examining the Fundamental Requirements of Asian Buyers – Is Canada Still Considered a Supplier of Choice? � Mary Hemmingsen, Partner & National Sector Leader, LNG, Power and Utilities, KPMG

12:30 – 12:50: Paper to be confirmed



FLNG INNOVATION, WITH CONTAINMENT & STORAGE14:10 – 14:20: Chairperson’s Welcome

� Bill Sember, Vice President, American Bureau of Shipping (ABS)

FLOATING LNG:

14:20 – 14:40: Shell FLNG Safety from Research to Engineering. � Ian Jewitt, FLNG HSSE Team Lead, Shell Global Solutions

14:45 – 15:05: What makes Nearshore Mid–Scale FLNG Solutions Attractive? � Javid Talib, Vice President & FLNG Program Manager, Black & Veatch

15:10 – 15:30: FLNG Commissioning at Nearshore. � Dong–Hyun Lee, Senior Manager, Samsung Heavy Industries

CONTAINMENT & STORAGE:

15:35 – 15:55: LNG Bunkering – The Dawn of a New Era. � Tushar Raval, Manager, Galway Group


16:25 – 16:45: Onshore Mid–Scale LNG Terminal Storage Modularization. � Brian Raine, Principal, Arup Texas Inc.

16:50 – 17:10: A New Solution for Middle or Small Scaled Offshore Modularized LNG Terminal. � Yanjian Peng, Engineer, CNOOC Gas & Power

17:15 – 17:35: Mini–LNG Solutions for Indonesia: Distributed Electricity Generation Units. � Chairani Rachmatullah, Senior Manager, PT PLN Persero



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LNG PROJECTS: NON-TECHNICAL RISKS, PROGRESS & DELIVERY 09:00 – 09:10: Chairpersons Welcome

� Chris Clucas, Group Fleet Director, Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement Ltd

� Paul Sullivan, Senior Vice President – FLNG & LNG, WorleyParsons

� Dr Young-Myung Yang, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer – R&D, KOGAS (pending)

Part 1: GLOBAL PROJECT UPDATES:

09:10 – 09:35: Managing a Complex, Integrated LNG Project in a Developing Country: The Papua New Guinea (PNG) LNG Project. � Decie Autin, Project Executive, ExxonMobil Development Company

09:35 – 10:00: Singapore’s World Class LNG Terminal to Set New Industry Standards and Trends for the Future. � Dilip Patel, Engineering Manager, Singapore LNG Corporation Pte Ltd

10:00 – 10:25: Design Innovations and Successful Execution of the Queensland Curtis LNG Project. � Alasdair Cathcart, General Manager LNG and Senior Vice President, Bechtel Oil, Gas & Chemicals

10.25 – 10:50: Opportunities & Challenges of Opening up a New LNG Frontier in Mozambique. � Marco Alvera, Chief Midstream Gas & Power Officer, ENI


Part 2: RISK, CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY & PEOPLE:

11.10 – 11:35: Social Licence - People Can Stop Projects. � Mary-Lou Lauria, Global Managing Consultant, Environmental Management & Approvals, WorleyParsons

11:35 – 12:00: Non-Technical Risk Management in Shell’s Integrated Gas Business. � Karen Westley, General Manager Non-Technical Risk, Shell Malaysia

12:00 – 12:25: The True Cost of a Low-Price LNG Project. � Heinz Kotzot, LNG Technology Manager, KBR

12:30 – 13:00: THE GASTECH GOVERNING BODY WRAP-UP & SUMMARY

13:00: GASTECH SINGAPORE 2015 CONFERENCE CLOSES

DAY 4: FRIDAY 30th OCTOBER 2015

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Spica Gaite Commercial Executive -

Conference

Singapore: +65 6422 1476

SPEAK TO THE DELEGATE REGISTRATION TEAM

LONDON SINGAPORE

Download all the details by visiting: www.gastechsingapore.com/

travel-transport

Singapore Expo, 1 Expo Drive,

Singapore 486150

www.singex.com.sg

Gastech 2015 is pleased to announce a partnership with eighteen hotels in Singapore. Each 5 star hotel offers a

wide range of hotel rooms.

Download further information at: www.gastechsingapore.com/

accommodation

TRAVELLING TO SINGAPORE EXPO: ACCOMMODATION:VENUE

INFORMATION:

CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION OPENING TIMES:

EARLY BIRD: £2,699Book Before 5 June 2015 (SAVE £400)

STANDARD RATE: £2,999Valid from 5 June 2015 to 26 October 2015 (SAVE £100)

ONSITE RATE: £3,099Valid from 27 October 2015 to 30 October 2015

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.gastechsingapore.com/registration/delegates

http://www.singex.com.sg

http://www.gastechsingapore.com/travel-transport

http://www.gastechsingapore.com/accommodation

VIP ProgrammeVIP Programme26 - 27 October 2015 Singapore

Sponsored by: Official Knowledge Partner:

ABOUT THE GASTECHVIP PROGRAMMESenior level conference delegates* have the opportunity to upgrade to the VIP Programme: an exclusive part of the Gastech Conference & Exhibition specifically designed for the global gas industry’s leadership.

This short but valuable forum provides busy gas executives and government officials an opportunity to: � Meet with fellow C-level leaders representing the largest

players across the global gas value chain � Tackle the most pressing industry challenges in a closed door

setting � Engage in private discussions during bilateral meetings and

private lunches

250VIP Programme

attendees

41countries

represented

$4.2trillion

annual revenue represented

25governmentsrepresented

EXECUTIVE THOUGHTLEADERSHIP

HIGH-LEVELNETWORKING

A GLOBALPLATFORM

THE AGENDA

18:30 - 22:00 Exclusive champagne reception VIP awards gala dinner

9:00 - 14:00 Latest industry outlook sessions Closed-door discussion roundtables Private VIP luncheon VIP access throughout Gastech VIP lounge access

MONDAY 26TH OCTOBER 2015 TUESDAY 27TH OCTOBER 2015

HOW TO JOIN US To find out if you meet the eligibility criteria, RSVP, or request more information contact:

Amanda BasiDirector Gastech VIP ProgrammeT: +65 6422 1483E: [email protected]

For more information, visit www.gastechsingapore.com/vip

The Gastech VIP Programme is limited to the first 250 industry leaders who RSVP.

The Programme is for registered Gastech Conference delegates who meet senior-level criteria.*

http://www.gastechsingapore.com/vip



The Gastech Governing Body is made up of a senior, select group of industry professionals, representing the full global gas & LNG supply chains – commercially as well as technically. The heritage of some members goes back 40 years and Gastech is proud that its conference is developed and run purely by the industry, for the industry. With no political agenda or obligation to any over-arching organisations, they are free to advise and select the very best possible content for the conference agenda.

Members of Gastech’s Governing Body drive each edition’s conference programme from the session themes, to the plenary speakers, concluding with the papers voted on

and selected for the final programme. The process is completely democratic and members vote on chosen themes and on conference papers, which then either make it through to final selection or are rejected (or considered for other presentation opportunities). It is a prestigious and critical role as the votes and decisions made determine the full outcome of each edition’s conference agenda.

Members also help the organising team seek out and encourage the very best papers to be submitted by the global gas & LNG industries, reaching out to their networks and ensuring a well-balanced and highly-representative programme is delivered.

THE GOVERNING BODY: DRIVING THE CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

CO-CHAIRMAN Paul Sullivan, Senior Vice President – Global LNG and FLNG, WorleyParsons

CO-CHAIRMAN Chris Clucas, Group Fleet Director, Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement Ltd

Andrew Walker, Vice President Global LNG, BG Group

Bill Sember, Vice President, American Bureau of Shipping (ABS)

Charles Durr, Vice President LNG, Wood Group Mustang

Darius Lim, Head of Strategic Relations & Corporate Affairs, Pavilion Energy

David Messersmith, Manager of LNG Technology and Services Group, Bechtel Oil, Gas & Chemicals

Daniel Purba, Vice President of Technology, PT Pertamina

Deborah Turner, Senior Shipping Adviser, Simpson Spence & Young

Guy Broggi, Senior LNG Advisor, Total

Geoffroy Hureau, General Secretary, CEDIGAZ

Hiroki Sato, General Manager Fuels Department, Chubu Electric

Iain MacNeil, Managing Director, Witherby Seamanship

WITHERBY

Jason Bennett, Partner, Baker Botts L.L.P

John Ng, Chief Executive Officer, Singapore LNG

Jupiter Ramirez, General Manager Domestic Marketing, Mozambique LNG Marketing

The Gastech Governing Body are:


Javid Talib, Vice President & FLNG Programme Manager, Black & Veatch

Katan Hirachand, Managing Director, Energy Project Finance, Société Générale

Karl Masani, Director LNG Technology & Licensing, ConocoPhillips

Katsuo Nagasaka, Executive Vice President, Chiyoda

Lee Seng Wai, Director of Gas Policy & Infrastructure Department, Energy Market Authority - Singapore

Nick Milne, First Vice President and LNG Specialist, Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi

Noel Tomnay, Head, Global Gas, Gas & Power Research, Wood Mackenzie

Paco Freens, Assistant Marketing Director, Qatargas

Paul Sibal, Chief Process Engineer, ExxonMobil Production Company

Roger Bounds, Global Head of LNG, Shell

Robert Lennon, Manager, Strategy and Planning, Chevron Gas and Midstream, Chevron

Sabine Augustin, EGC Director of Strategy and Corporate Affairs, E.ON Global Commodities

Shigeru Muraki, Executive Vice President & Chief Executive of Energy Solution Division, Tokyo Gas Co Ltd

Satvinder Singh, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, IE Singapore

Tongwen Shan, Director, Chief LNG Engineer, CNOOC

Young Myung Yang, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, Research & Development Division, KOGAS

Christopher Caswell, Director – LNG and FLNG, KBR Gas Monetization Development

Delphi Sun, VP and Head of LNG Trading, Unipec Singapore Pte. Ltd

Andrew Clifton, General Manager and Chief Operating Officer, SIGTTO (Society for International Gas Tanker & Terminal Operators)

John Anderson, Vice President Asia & WA/NT, Santos

Thomas Suhartanto, VP for Strategic Planning and Business Development, Pertamina

THE GOVERNING BODY: DRIVING THE CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

“Gastech gives delegates the tremendous benefit of finding out what is going on out there in industry, it’s a unique insight in today’s technology advances”

Andrew Clifton, General Manager, Society of International Gas Tanker & Terminal Operators (SIGTTO)



EXHIBITION:Running alongside the Conference, the Gastech Exhibition is the world’s largest award winning exhibition for the global gas industry and its related industry sectors.

Exhibitors and visitors will be representing all aspects of the gas value chain, leading international oil companies, national oil companies, global utility companies, engineering contractors, ship builders, manufacturers, distributors and service providers.

Confirmed exhibitors include:

WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING THROUGHOUT THE WEEK?

THE FLOOR PLAN

With significant levels of purchasing responsibility

41% AUTHORISE

30% SPECIFY

29% INFLUENCE

Decision Makers Attending

19,012*

*These statistics have been audited based on attendance at Gastech Korea 2014

HALL 6

MRT

STATION DELEGATE

LUNCH

HALL 5HALL 4 HALL 3

HALL 2

HALL 1PLENARY ROOM

CONFERENCE

80 Commercial

& Technical

Presentations2,000+

Delegates & VIPS

MEETINGS AREA &

GASTECH 2017 LAUNCH PARTY

KEY: Booked standsCountry PavillionsEntrancesFeature AreasRegistrationGastech BoulevardOffshore Technology ZonePorts & Marine ZoneLNG Facilities & Infrastructure ZoneThe Meeting PlaceCentres of Technical Excellence (CoTEs)

OVER 85%BOOKED


The Gastech Exhibition features the Centres of Technical Excellence (CoTEs) – a popular technical seminar series that delivers knowledge, education and awareness of technological developments and applications in the gas & LNG industry.

The CoTEs provide technology firms, research institutes, and other technical experts an interactive platform to showcase and discuss developments in gas technology to a targeted audience of industry professionals within the following streams:

Sponsored by:

CENTRES OF TECHNICAL EXCELLENCESHOWCASING THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS AND APPLICATIONS IN GAS TECHNOLOGY

FLOATINGLNGLIQUEFACTION

LNG BUNKERING

LNG AS A MARINE FUEL

SMALL AND MID-SCALE LNG

GAS PROCESSING

OFFSHORETECHNOLOGY

NATURAL GAS VEHICLES

LNG AND GAS CARRIER SHIPBUILDING

For more information, visit www.gastechsingapore.com/seminars

Andrew Beales Commercial Director - Global [email protected] +65 6422 1475 (Singapore)

Shunker Goel Commercial & Strategic Partnerships Manager [email protected] +44 (0) 203 772 6090 (London)

As a sponsor of Gastech 2015, your company will be in a position to maximise your marketing efforts in the lead up to and at the commencement of the world’s largest natural gas event in 2015.

Sponsorship of Gastech 2015 is critical in achieving the maximum impact from your marketing activities in the run up to and during the event. We have a range of high-level networking, branding and business alignment opportunities that will help you gain and hold the attention of your target audience, raise your profile and give you a competitive edge over your competitors.

The sponsorship program is designed to give high profile visibility and endorsement of your corporate brand and business, drive attendees to your stand and leave a lasting impression on attendees of Gastech 2015.

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ARE AVAILABLE

DISCUSS YOUR PRESENCE AT GASTECH WITH EXHIBITION AND SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:



http://www.gastechsingapore.com/seminars


EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

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TUESDAY 27TH OCTOBER

TUESDAY 27TH OCTOBER

MONDAY 26TH OCTOBER

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VIP PROGRAMME WOMEN IN ENERGY

LNG PROCUREMENT

FORUM & LUNCHEONDINNER PLENARY + NETWORKING

GASTECH CONFERENCE

COMMERCIAL STREAM LNG PROJECT DELIVERY

TECHNICAL STREAM

SPECIAL FOCUS STREAM

GASTECH EXHIBITION

CENTRES OF TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE (CoTEs) EXHIBITION SEMINARS

GASTECH STUDENT PROGRAMME

GASTECH YOUNG ENGINEERS PROGRAMME

MEETINGS AND NETWORKING

WELCOME PARTY

GAS ASIA NETWORKING

PARTY

GASTECH 2017 LAUNCH

PARTY

Gastech News is a free news content website that gives you the opportunity to gain further insights into the latest industry developments. Now featuring a weekly e-zine containing top-quality, original content and opinion pieces, we are now inviting article/case study submissions from our exhibitors on the following topics:

� LNG Shipping, Supply Chain & Project Updates

� Unconventional Gas & Resources Developments

� Gas Shipping, Storage & Transport

� Gas Monetisation Opportunities

� Gas Contracting & Trading

� International Exploration & Production

� International Markets - Asia-Pacific & Atlantic Basins

� Recruitment & Workforce Development for the Hydrocarbons Industry

Successful submissions will benefit from promotion via the Gastech News network and readership database of over 80,000 gas & LNG industry executives around the world.

For further information go to www.gastechnews.com

SUPPORTING INDUSTRY GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

Alongside the Conference & Exhibition, Gastech features programmes and initiatives which have been developed in partnership with governments, leading industry associations and thought-leaders to create platforms for dialogue and opportunities to develop the industry further:

LNG Procurement Forum & Luncheon29 October 2015 12:50 – 14:10 Singapore Expo

http://www.gastechnews.com


For more information these events and on DMGT please visit: www.dmgenergyevents.com

dmg :: events organises many of the world’s most important exhibitions and conferences including Gastech (27 – 30 October 2015 in Singapore – www.gastechsingapore.com) and the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum and Exhibition Conference ADIPEC, (9-12 November 2015 in Abu Dhabi www.adipec.com). From the global gas market to the oil sands of Alberta, dmg :: events provides conferences that provoke and educate, and exhibitions that showcase the best products and services that the industry has to offer.

Our events are organised from our offices in London, UK, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E and Calgary, Canada. Our staff of dedicated, experienced events professionals is complemented and supported by the large number of industry associations that endorse our events, and by Governing Bodies of industry leaders that guide and shape our conferences.

dmg :: events is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT) plc, one of the largest media companies in the United Kingdom. DMGT’s history dates back to 1896 when the Harmsworth brothers (Alfred and Harold) established the Daily Mail newspaper in the United Kingdom.

ABOUT THE ORGANISER

It has been 43 years since Gastech began and its story is one of growth year on year, mirroring that of the industry it serves. The very first Gastech was known as the S&SR LNG & LPG Meeting and, like all the shows until 1994, was organised by its creator, Brian Singleton. In 1974 the first event to bear the Gastech title was held under the umbrella of the Europort show in The Netherlands - the rest, as they say, is history!

1972, March* Mount Royal Hotel, London UK

1973, October* Mount Royal Hotel, London UK

1974, November RAI Congress Centre, Amsterdam Netherlands

1975, October Palais des Congres, Paris France

1976, October Hilton Hotel, New York USA

1978, November Convention Centre, Monaco Monaco

1979, November Albert Thomas Convention Center, Houston USA

1981, October Hamburg Congress Centrum Germany

1982, October Palais des Congres, P aris France

1984, November RAI Congress Centre, Amsterdam Netherlands

1985, November Acropolis Palais des Congres, Nice France

1986, November Hamburg Congress Centrum Germany

1988, November Putra World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

1990, December RAI Congress Centre, Amsterdam Netherlands

1993, February CNIT La Defense, Paris France

1994, October Putra World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

1996, December Austria Center, Vienna Austria

1998, December World Trade Centre, Dubai UAE

2000, November George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston USA

2002, October Qatar International Exhibition Centre, Doha Qatar

2005, March Bilbao International Trade Exhibition Centre Spain

2006, December Abu Dhabi International Exhibition Centre, Abu Dhabi UAE

2008, March Bangkok, International Trade Exhibition Centre Thailand

2009, May Abu Dhabi International Exhibition Centre, Abu Dhabi UAE

2011, March RAI Congress Centre, Amsterdam Netherlands

2012, October ExCeL London UK

2014, March KINTEX 1, Seoul South Korea

2015, October SINGEX, Singapore Singapore

*Meetings held prior to Gastech name

A HISTORY OF


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WOULD LIKE TO THANK ITS CONFIRMED SPONSORS FOR 2015

Banking Partner:Strategic Partner:

Host Sponsor:

Platinum Sponsor:

Gold Sponsors:

Silver Sponsors:

Bronze Sponsors:

Associate Sponsors:

Official Show Daily Partner:

Official Publication:

Official Shipping Publication:

Official Knowledge Partner:

WOULD LIKE THANK ITS HEADLINE MEDIA PARTNERS AND SUPPORTERS:

DELEGATE DETAILS:DELEGATE 1:Mr/Mrs/Ms/Other: First Name:

Surname:

Job Title:

Email:

Telephone: Fax:

Mobile:

DELEGATE 2:Mr/Mrs/Ms/Other: First Name:

Surname:

Job Title:

Email:

Telephone: Fax:

Mobile:

DELEGATE 3:Mr/Mrs/Ms/Other: First Name:

Surname:

Job Title:

Email:

Telephone: Fax:

Mobile:

DATA PROTECTIONdmg events (uk) ltd (organiser of Gastech Singapore 2015) may write to you about other offers, or pass your contact details on to other reputable companies whose products and services may be of interest to you. If you do not wish your details to be used in such way, please tick here: dmg events (uk) ltd Other reputable companies

If you need to book further delegates, please fill out another booking form and attach to your original form with an explanatory covering letter stating that all of the bookings are linked together when you send them in.

COMPANY DETAILS:Company Name:

Address 1:

Address 2:

Town/City:

County/State:

Post/Zip Code:

Country:

MAIN CONTACT FOR GROUP BOOKINGS (if applicable):

Mr/Mrs/Ms/Other: First Name:

Surname:

Job Title:

Email:

Telephone:

VAT Number:

PAYMENT TERMSFull payment must be made before Gastech Singapore 2015 takes place. Only paid delegates will be admitted. Please tick your preferred payment option.

CREDIT CARD: To pay by credit card please visit www.gastechsingapore.com/conference and use our secure online payment system. Alternatively, to pay by credit card over the telephone, simply supply a phone number below and a representative from our Accounts department will call and take your details.

Tel No:

BANK TRANSFERBank Name: National Westminster Bank PlcBank Address: City Of London Office, PO Box 12258, 1 Princes St, London EC2R 8PASort Code: 60-00-01 Currency Account: GBPCurrency Account Number: 00014982Swift Code: NWBKGB2LIBAN Number: GB35NWBK60000100014982 Account Name: dmg events (uk) ltd

I have read and agree to be bound by the delegate booking contract, payment terms and booking terms and conditions.

Signature: Date:

TEL: +44 (0)20 3772 6061

EMAIL: [email protected]

WEBSITE: gastechsingapore.com/conference

POST: Laurence Allen, dmg :: events, Reference: Gastech 2015, 25th Floor, Millbank Tower, 21 – 24 Millbank, London, SW1P 4QP, UK

DELEGATE REGISTRATION CONTRACT

CHOOSE ONE OF 4 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER:

All rates are subject to applicable taxes. The delegate pass includes access to all conference sessions, documentation, lunches & refreshments and networking functions.

DELEGATE FEES (Please tick your choice. All fees quoted in £GBP and applicable to the whole conference 27 - 30 October 2015)

Early Bird Book Before 5th June 2015

Full Conference Four Days£2,699

(SAVE £400)

1. Definitions

1.1 In these terms and conditions, the following terms have the following meanings:

“Contract” the booking form and booking conditions. “Company” The employer of the Delegate as named on the

booking form. “Delegate” Any person who attends the Gastech Conference.

“Conference” The Gastech Conference in Singapore 27-30 2015. “Organisers” dmg::events (uk) ltd.

“Package” The facilities offered during the Event to include conference sessions, meals and refreshments during session breaks.

2. Law and Jurisdiction

2.1 The Contract shall be governed by and construed in accordance with English law and the parties submit to the jurisdiction of the English courts in respect of any dispute.

3. Applications to attend an Event

3.1 Applications to attend an Event must be made via the Gastech 2015 online registration page or the Organisers’ official booking form, which must be completed in full. The Organisers may accept applications in writing or by facsimile, at their sole discretion, and on the understanding that these terms and conditions must be signed. No alterations to these terms and conditions can be accepted without the written consent of the Organisers. Once submitted a booking form or online booking may only be withdrawn by a Delegate in accordance with the cancellation policy below.

4. Cost

4.1 The Conference will include all the facilities more specifically set out in the Contract.

4.2 The Delegate will be charged and will pay the venue directly during the Event for all goods and services not included in the delegate package.

4.3 The Delegate accepts that travel and hotel accommodation must be paid for by his or her company. The organisers will not accept invoices or charges relating to delegates travel and accommodation.

5. Contract and Termination

5.1 The Organisers will notify the Delegate that the Organiser has accepted the booking form or online booking by the Organisers. In case of non-payment of any sum due from the Company, whether legally demanded or not, or of the breach, or non-observance, by the Company or the Delegate of the Contract provisions, or any regulations to be observed by the Company or the Delegate, the Organisers shall have right to terminate the Contract and to refuse attendance by the Delegate at the Event and related activities without prejudice to the right to recover all sums payable by the Company and all other claims against it, and any loss or damage sustained by the Organisers.

6. Withdrawal or Cancellation by Company Delegate

6.1 Any notification of withdrawal or cancellation by the Company and/or Delegate must be in writing and sent to the Organisers. Cancellation will be deemed to have occurred when written notification has been received by the Organisers.

6.2 The withdrawal of delegates causes the Organisers a loss of earnings and therefore, cancellations are charged at the following rates:

75% of the delegate fee from 1 June 2014 to 31 December 2014 inclusive

100% of the delegate fee after 1 January 2015

6.3 Cancellation payment is due in full with 30 days of the date of the cancellation invoice

7. Payment terms

7.1 Payment is Due 30 days from Invoice Date. Delegates booking through the invoice or bank transfer option will not have rights to attend the conference until payment is made in full and will not be allowed to attend any other sessions or social functions at Gastech 2015. Payments by bank transfer can be made until 15 September 2015. After this date payment will only be accepted by credit card.

7.2 Once a delegate booking is complete, no future promotional offers can be used in conjunction with the original booking.

7.3 This clause does not invalidate the delegates obligation under clause 6.

8. Insolvency

8.1 In the event of the Company becoming insolvent, or going into liquidation, or having an administrator or receiver appointed, or entering into a voluntary arrangement, the Contract with it may be terminated at the option of the Organisers and the provisions of clause 6 will apply.

9. Prohibition of Transfer

9.1 The Company may not transfer the booking from one named Delegate to another without the prior written consent of the Organisers. The provisions of clause 6 will apply where a Delegate named on a booking form does not attend the Event. The Organisers reserve the right to refuse attendance to the Event to a replacement individual who is not the named Delegate where consent has not been given in accordance with the provisions of this clause.

10. Postponement, abandonment or speaker cancellation

10.1 To the fullest extent permitted by law the Company shall not have any claim against the Organisers in respect of any loss or damage consequent upon the failure for whatever reason to hold any part of the Event or of the venue at which the Event is scheduled to take place becoming wholly or partially unavailable for the holding of the Event. If by rearrangement or postponement of the period of the Event, or by substitution of another venue for the holding of the Event, or any other reasonable manner, the Event can take place, the contract between the Organisers and the Company shall remain in force.

10.2 If the Organisers have to alter the content or timing of the Conference Programme or the identity of any speakers, for any reason whatsoever; the organisers are not liable to refund delegate fees or pay for additional costs incurred by delegates attending Gastech 2015.

11. Insurance

11.1 The Organisers are not responsible for the safety of any property of the Company or Delegate, or for its loss, damage or destruction or for any loss or damage sustained by the Company or the Delegate, in each case for any reason whatsoever. No responsibility can be accepted by the Organisers for any consequences arising from postponement or abandonment of the Event. The Company should take out its own insurance to cover all liabilities and risks as well as non attendance by the delegate for what ever reason.

12. Fire Precautions

12.1 The Company and the Delegate must comply with any reasonable instructions given by the venue or any other authority regarding fire precautions.

13. Information and Copyright

13.1 The Organisers take all reasonable steps to ensure the accuracy of any information relating to an event gives no warranty or representation as to the accuracy or completeness of the information and any omission it shall not entitle the Company to cancel its booking.

13.2 Unless stated otherwise, all information and data relating to the Event, which is supplied by the Organisers to the Delegate, is for use by that Delegate only, is the copyright of the Organisers and cannot be passed on to any third party for any purpose.

14. Exclusion

14.1 The Organisers reserve the right to exclude or remove from the Event any person whose presence, in the opinion of the Organisers, is or is likely to be undesirable or may put the safety and wellbeing of the other delegates or staff at risk.

15. Data Protection

15.1 The Company acknowledges that the Organisers will be entitled to use the Company and Delegate details in accordance with the Organisers privacy policy.

Details of this are available on request or at www.gastechsingapore.com

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