10 Feb 2011 04:47 Africa/Lagos
Africangas forum
THE HAGUE, February 9, 2011/African Press Organization (APO)/ -- Organised & Hosted By: Contact:babette@glopac.com or amanda@glopac.com
Date & Venue: 31st March-1 April 2011, Radisson Mayfair Hotel, London
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Separately Bookable Events: Fees Exclude 20% Vat as per UK Law
3rd African Gas: 1 April 2011: GBP 750 per person
3rd Africa Gas Business: Strategy Briefing: 31st March 2011, GBP 995 per person
Combined Fee: Briefing & Conference: GBP 1,450 per person
37th PetroAfricanus Dinner: Thursday 31st March 2011: GBP 250 per person (Members: GBP 150) - Guest Speaker: Dr Alan Stein, Managing Director, Ophir Energy: “Exploring Africa: Reflections From Downunder” – insights from a player with gas discoveries offshore in West and Eastern Africa.
Our 3rd African Gas 2011 builds on our unrivalled track record in and on Africa, deep industry knowledge-base, extensive executive networks across the African Continent and worldwide on Six Continents, direct business and advisory experience in over 45 countries north and south of the Sahara, and over three decades of Advisory Practice and research in the global oil and gas business.
Africa's gas-LNG game has come of age, with over 30 African countries holding gas resources, and 20 now with proven reserves, with more entering into production, and gas discoveries both proliferating and often large, some of world-class dimension. Companies have upgraded their gas portfolio, redesigned strategies and enhanced investments in domestic and pipeline export gas, targeting Atlantic LNG markets and Europe-destined gas consumers, as well as GTL in selected locales, in some instances synfuels for local offtake, and engaged in a widening list of gas-power projects with independent private power, across a range of related cross-border markets. Meanwhile, corporates, investors and financiers now target the gas-rich Maghreb and the Gulf of Guinea (with many gas monetisation projects in the pipeline, along with LNG ventures), Southern Africa's offshore and onshore in shale gas and CBM, as well as the highly-promising East African frontier margins offshore and for onshore gas-power, soon probably to be a focus for potential LNG ventures for Asian markets.
Confirmed Speakers Include:
Tim Okon, Group General Manager, Corporate Planning & Strategy & Chairman, Gas Master Plan, NNPC, Nigeria
Malcolm Brown, Senior Vice President, Exploration, BG plc
Carol Law, Exploration Manager, East Africa & Caribbean, Anadarko Petroleum Corp
Dr Duncan Clarke, Chairman & CEO, Global Pacific & Partners, South Africa
Bolaji Osunsanya, Chief Executive Officer, Oando Gas & Power, Nigeria
Peter Clutterbuck, Deputy Chairman, Orca Exploration, Tanzania
Yasser Tousson, General Manager Finance, Apache Corporation, Egypt
Dr Alan Stein, Managing Director, Ophir Energy, Perth
Steve Mills, Commercial Manager, Petroleum Agency SA, South Africa
Gabriel Bujulu, Petroleum Engineer, Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation
Senior Executive, Ghana National Petroleum Corporation**
Kevin Hart, Chief Executive, Bowleven plc
Scott Aitken, Chief Executive, Seven Energy, Nigeria
Radwan Hadi, Chief Executive Officer, Victoria Oil & Gas
Jeff Greenblum, Chairman of The Board, EnerGulf
Rogers Beall, President, Fortesa International Senegal, Senegaz-Africa Fortesa Corp.
Edwin Bowles, President & CEO, RJ Energy
Semyon Astakhov, Head Africa, TMK Africa
Prior to the Forum is our 3rd Africa Gas Business: Strategy Briefing (Thursday 31st March), reviewing gas assets and portfolio potential in over 100 companies, from Africa and around the world, companies looking for farm-in/outs, new ventures, investors and wider deal-flow. With Presentations by Dr Duncan Clarke, Chairman & CEO, Global Pacific & Partners, Africa's leading strategist, and author on the Continent's oil and gas industry, providing an in-depth & unique set of insights on the gas industry and corporate business strategies, as well as Government gas policies and investment strategies of the National Oil Companies and Licensing Agencies - in the Maghreb, Western, Eastern, and Southern Africa. Delegates receive access online to Presentations, with 750 Images, that reveal the changing shape of Africa's gas game in dynamic evolution, the players involved & their portfolio and how the competitive gas world is shifting, and likely to be the cutting edge of the hydrocarbons industry in Africa over the next decade and beyond.
Source: Global Pacific & Partners
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