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With the proven track record
on Africa’s Upstream
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26th - 30th October 2015 Cape Town International Convention Centre, South Africa
• 17th Scramble for Africa: Strategy Briefing
• 13th Africa Independents Forum
• 71st PetroAfricanus - Dinner in Africa
• 22nd Africa Upstream Conference & Exhibition
• Republic of Congo Roadshow: 2016 License Round
at 22nd Africa Oil Week. Ministerial, DGH and SNPC
Delegations in attendance. Supported by PGS
Over 1600 Attendees in 2014 - With 120 Speakers + 166 Exhibitors in 2015
Lead Sponsor
Titanium Sponsor
Rhodium Sponsor
Sponsors
Silver Sponsor
Africa Independents Forum
Sponsor
The Continent’s Leading Oil & Gas Conference
Outstanding Content-Rich Presentations
Quality Attendance and Senior Executive Networking
Deal-Driven Upstream Industry Exhibition
Cocktails & Social Networking Functions
African Governments/Ministries Delegations
Our “Big Five” Annual Awards
3rd Annual Africa Oil Legend Induction
13th Africa Independents Forum
71st PetroAfricanus Club Dinner In Africa
5th Global Women Petroleum & Energy Club Business Luncheon
3rd Africa Hydrocarbon Arguments
Corporate and Investors Showcases
3rd Africa’s Local Content Forum - Parallel Session
Inaugural Africa Oil & Energy Finance Forum - Parallel Session
3rd Africa Exploration Technologies Forum - Parallel Session
3rd Young Professionals in Africa Meeting - Parallel Session
Government Roadshows & Farmout Sessions: Opportunities
Traditional Braai-BBQ on the Beach, at Grand Café
Delegate Benefits
22nd Africa Oil Week Registration Fee includes:
All-day coffee/tea, all-week luncheons inside the
Safari Park Exhibition, Official Opening Ice-Breaker
Reception, Cocktails and Networking Dinners
Tuesday to Thursday, plus Late Night Rendezvous
at Mitchell‘s Ale House all week, and Traditional
Braai-BBQ at the end of Conference on Friday.
Free WiFi at the venue, and shuttles from the CTICC
to Waterfront hotels and social functions. All at no
extra cost, unlike any other conference worldwide.
Plus access to over 120 Presentations, Parallel
Session Forums on Africa Oil & Energy Finance,
Africa Exploration Technologies, Africa Local
Content and Young Professionals in Africa
Presentation download post-Conference
Entry to the Safari Park Exhibition with over
166 Stands and Exhibitors, plus displays and
documentation provided by leading companies and
Governments, the service and supply industry
With global event coverage by worldwide media
companies and Africa-wide Press and TV entities
focused on Africa’s oil and gas resources in
attendance for interviews with industry executives.
Monday 26th - Strategy Briefing
Monday 26th - Africa Independents Forum
Tuesday 27th - Africa Upstream
17th Scramble for Africa: Strategy Briefing
13th Africa Independents Forum
22nd Africa Upstream Conference/Exhibition
(Separately Bookable)
(Separately Bookable)
Session 1
Session 1
Session 1
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
Session 2
Session 2
Light Luncheon
Light Luncheon
Session 3 + Africa Oil/Energy Finance
Session 3
Coffee Break
Session 4
Coffee Break
Session 4
71st PetroAfricanus Dinner in Africa
Session 4
Cocktails & Networking with Light Dinner
- Separately Bookable -
Cocktail Reception at Two Oceans Aquarium
Shimmy Beach Club
Session 2
Light Luncheon
Session 3
Coffee Break
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The World’s Largest-Established Event Dedicated to Africa’s Upstream Industry
We invite you to join us, industry peers and colleagues from all over Africa and around the world for
the Continent’s longest established landmark and world-class Conference, dedicated to the fastmoving African upstream industry – covering breaking trends and critical issues from Cape to Cairo,
Madagascar to Mauritania. Meet with key corporate players and national oil companies; interact with
senior executives, state oil officials and Ministerial-Government delegations making up the most
prominent annual conference held in and on the oil and gas-LNG and energy industry for Africa.
Within the 22nd Africa Upstream 2015 program there will be over 100 corporate/state speakers,
plus private and public companies seeking to execute acreage deals and farmouts, combining a
quality program with over 160+ corporate industry exhibitors, numerous government roadshows
for acreage/asset transaction, along with the presence of major energy banking institutions,
institutional oil and equity investors, project financiers, multilaterals, transaction advisors and
the a wide range of growing service and supply industry operators found across Africa’s oil and
gas-LNG value chain.
Our flagship Africa Upstream Conference has long-pioneered, and continues to shape, the
consolidation of strategy and technical geoscience knowledge on the continent’s oil and gas, and
for shaping portfolio in the wider exploration world.
We hope you will join us,
Global Pacific & Partners and ITE Group plc
Wednesday 28th - Africa Upstream
Total Breakfast Meeting +
African Institute of Petroleum Breakfast
22nd Africa Upstream Conference/Exhibition
Session 5
Coffee Break
Session 6 & Republic of Congo Roadshow
Light Luncheon +
Global Women’s Business Luncheon
Session 7 + Africa Technologies
Coffee Break
Session 8
Cocktail Dinner at Mondiall Restaurant
V&A Waterfront
Right of Admission Reserved
Thursday 29th - Africa Upstream
ENI: Africa Industry Breakfast Meeting
22nd Africa Upstream Conference/Exhibition
Session 9 + Africa Local Content Forum
22nd Africa Upstream Conference/Exhibition
Annual Board Awards 2015
Session 13
Coffee Break
Session 10
Coffee Break
Light Luncheon
Session 11 + Young Professionals Club
Coffee Break
Traditional Africa Upstream Braai-BBQ
at the Grand Africa Beach Café
Session 12
Cocktail Reception at SA Rugby Museum
V&A Waterfront – On the Lawn
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Friday 30th - Africa Upstream
from 14.30 till late
Close of 22nd Africa Oil Week
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General Information
Travel & Accommodation Logistics
Global Pacific & Partners and ITE Group plc regret we cannot make
travel or accommodation arrangements for any participants. This
is peak season in Cape Town and bookings should be made well in
advance of the event. Please contact our designated travel agent for
this event, Wide Africa, for all travel and accomodation assistance.
Wide Africa offer the following travel services for all delegates: Guided
Tours, Hotel Accommodation, Day Trips, Wineland Destinations, Beach
Getaways, Safaris, Victoria Falls, Namibia and Botswana
For more information contact:
Brigitte Lubbe
Mobile: +27 839779 459 Fax +27 86 5019 129
[email protected] / www.wideafrica.co.za
Visas
Please contact your nearest Embassy for a VISA, as these are issued at discretion of the relevant Authorities. The South African
Authorities do not issue Visas at the airport. Health certificates may be required prior to entry including a Yellow Fever Certificate
- please check with your nearest Embassy or Travel Agent. Please allow for 3-6 weeks for Visas. A letter for Visa purposes will be
issued by the ITE-Global Pacific & Partners JV only on completed registration form, and receipt of payment for the event.
For Visa letters please contact Judith Moore: [email protected]
ABC Bike and Hike Challenge
Global Pacific & Partners and ITE Group
plc, together with Cripps Sears & Partners
support the ABC Bike and Hike Challenge
along the Garden Route in aid of the
Phoenix Burns Project. The Bike/Hike
Challenge takes place after the Africa Oil
Week, on 31st October - 8th November 2015.
V&A Waterfront Map
1 - Convention Centre
& Westin Hotel
3 - SA Rugby Museum
2 - Two Oceans Aquarium
4 - Grand Africa Cafe &
Beach Restaurant (BBQ)
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5 - Mondiall Restaurant
Poached Rhino
Africa Oil Week actively supports the
Poached Rhino organisation to save the
rhinos in Africa. We thank Attendees who
help support this program.
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6 - Taxi Rank
(Outside V&A Hotel)
7 - Shimmy Beach Club
8 - Yacht: Sea Princess:
Nelson Mandela Bridge
9 - Table Bay Hotel
Media Partnerships & Affiliations
World ils
AFRICAN
ENERGY
energy
GSN
FORE
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Gulf States Newsletter
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Sponsors 2015
Lead Sponsor 2015
Kudu Corner
Lounge Sponsor
Mondiall Cocktail
Reception & Light
Dinner Sponsor
Hyena’s Lair
Lounge Sponsor
Predator Tank
Ice Breaker Cocktail Sponsor
Traditional Braai BBQ Sponsors
Global Women
Luncheon Sponsor
Sea Princess Yacht
Cocktail Reception Sponsor
Mitchells Ale House
Late Night
Rendezvous
Wednesday Sponsor
Rhodium Sponsor &
Leopard’s Rock Lounge Sponsor
Titanium Sponsor
Inaugural Africa Oil &
Energy Finance Forum
Lead Sponsor
71st PetroAfricanus
Dinner in Africa
Sponsor
Young Professionals
Lead Sponsor
Delegate Bag Sponsor
Africa Boma & Espresso
Lounge Sponsor
Coffee Break
Tuesday Sponsor
Silver Sponsor
Africa Independents Forum
Sponsor
Africa’s Local Content
Sponsor
Africa Private Industry
Breakfast Meeting
Sponsor
Oil Veterans Sponsor
Official Program
Booklet Sponsor
“Big Five” Awards &
Africa Oil Legend Sponsor
Official Carrier
Wednesday
Wednesday
Thursday Luncheon
Coffee Break
Luncheon Sponsor Contributing Sponsor
Contributing Sponsor
Africa Energy
Law Sponsor
Contributing Sponsors
Associate Partners
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Monday, 26th October - Separately Bookable
08:00 Registration & Coffee
Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Babette van Gessel, Chief Executive, Global Pacific & Partners, The Hague, The Netherlands
African Institute of Petroleum: Annual Address: “The State of Africa”
Robin Vela, Patron, African Institute of Petroleum 2015, and Chief Executive, Lonsa Capital, Johannesburg
09:00 Session 1: Growing Independent Players in Africa
African Petroleum: High Impact Exploration & Strategic Development in Deepwater West Africa: Cote D’Ivoire to Senegal
Stuart Lake, Chief Executive Officer, African Petroleum Corp, London
FAR Limited: Offshore Africa: Senegal, Kenya, Guinea-Bissau Assets
Catherine Norman, Managing Director, FAR Limited, Melbourne, Australia
ERHC Energy: Sao Tome’s EEZ, Chad & Kenya: Portfolio Growth
Peter Ntephe, President & Chief Executive Officer, ERHC Energy, Houston, United States
Delonex: Hydrocarbon Potential & Development in East & Central Africa
David Ginger, Executive Director, Exploration & Subsurface, Delonex Energy UK Ltd, London, UK
Africa Energy: New People, New Direction
James Phillips, President & Chief Executive Officer, Africa Energy Corp, Cape Town, South Africa
Moderator: Babette van Gessel, Chief Executive, Global Pacific & Partners, The Hague, The Netherlands
11:00 Morning Coffee Break & Networking, Safari Park Exhibition Hall
11:30 Session 2: Frontier Africa’s Upstream Opportunities
Somalia: Oil and Gas Potential and Opportunities
H.E. Mohamed Mukhtar Ibrahim, Minister of Petroleum & Mineral Resources, Federal Republic of Somalia,
Mogadishu
Seychelles: Licensing Initiatives, Offshore Blocks-Players & Potential
Eddy Belle, Chief Executive Officer, PetroSeychelles, Mahe, Seychelles
AGC: Offshore Acreage, Reserves & Development Potential
Julio Balde, Secretary General, Agence de Geston et de Cooperation entre la Guinee-Bissau et le Senegal, Bissau
Burundi: Status of the Research on Oil Potential in Burundi
Bernard Bizimana, Head of Section of Geophysics, Department of Geology, Ministry of Energy & Mines of Burundi, Bujumbura
Malawi: Exploration Potential: Lake Malawi & Lower Shire Valley
Hilton Banda, Exploration Geologist, Geological Survey, and President, Geoscientist Association of Malawi, Lilongwe
Moderator:
Robin Vela, Patron, African Institute of Petroleum 2015, and Chief Executive, Lonsa Capital, Johannesburg
13:30 Luncheon - for Conference Delegates, Safari Park Exhibition Hall
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14:30 Session 3: Players in Africa’s Frontier Opportunity
Pancontinental: Assets/Resources & Development in Kenya & Namibia
Barry Rushworth, Chief Executive Officer, Pancontinental Oil & Gas, Perth, Australia
Zimbabwe: Zambezi Basin Oil-Gas Potential, CBM & Energy Future
Lloyd Munyaradzi Manokore LLB, Partner, The Corporate Counsel, Harare, Zimbabwe
Sterling Energy: Mauritania, Cameroon, Madagascar and Somaliland
Eskil Jersing, Chief Executive Officer, Sterling Energy (UK) Ltd, London, UK
AziNam: Namibia Portfolio & Hydrocarbon Potential
David Sturt, Managing Director, AziNam, Windhoek, Namibia
Regalis: Chad Acreage, Assets and Future Strategy in Africa
Wade Cherwayko, Chief Executive, Regalis Petroleum, London, UK
Moderator: Andrew Windham, Non-Executive Director, T5 Oil & Gas, Cape Town
16:00 Afternoon Coffee & Networking, Safari Park Exhibition Hall
16:30 Session 4: Building E&P Portfolio in Sub-Saharan Africa
Madagascar Oil: Full Steam Ahead, Developing Madagascar’s First Billion Barrel Field
Robert Estill, Chief Executive Officer, Madagascar Oil, London, UK
Afex Global: Exploration in the Douala Basin: Challenges and Opportunities
Richard Bray, Head of Exploration, Afex Global Ltd, London, UK
Wentworth: South Tanzania & North Mocambique: Exploration & Gas Monetisation
Geoff Bury, Managing Director, Wentworth Resources, London, UK
PVE: E&P Performance of Africa’s Independents
Peter Elliot, Director, PVE Consulting, London, UK
Moderator: Donna Obaseki-Ogunnaike, Partner, ACAS-Law, Lagos
18:00 Close of 13th Africa Independents Forum: Social Functions
71st
Dinner in Africa
The Mount Nelson Hotel - Separately Bookable - Sponsor:
Seplat Petroleum Development Company Limited
With: 7th Conrad Gerber Award for Research & Intellectual Contribution:
Dr. Requier Wait, Northwest University, South Africa plus
11th PetroAfricanus Annual Award for Excellence in Africa,
Guest Speaker: Peter Dolan, Founder & Advisor, Ophir Energy Plc
“Africa’s Independents: 50 Years and Counting”
22nd Africa Oil Week /Africa Upstream 2015
Ice-Breaker Reception
Predator Tank, Two Oceans Aquarium
18:00 - V&A Waterfront - Open To All Attendees
18:00 Night Rendezvous Till Late: Mitchell’s Ale House, V&A Waterfront
PetroAfricanus Club Patron 2015:
PetroAfricanus Dinner in Africa Corporate Sponsors & Associates:
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22nd Africa Upstream - Tuesday, 27th October
7:00 Registration & Coffee: Safari Exhibition Hall, CTICC
8:45 Opening of 22nd Africa Upstream Conference
Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Dr Duncan Clarke, Global Pacific & Partners International Ltd, London
ITE Group’s Joint Venture and Africa Oil Week
Russell Taylor, Chief Executive, ITE Group plc, London
Guest Presentation: Corporate Oil in Africa’s Future
Dr Tony Hayward, Chairman, Genel Energy, and Chairman, Glencore Xstrata, London, UK
09:30 Session 1: Leading Companies: Upstream Strategies in Africa
ExxonMobil: Exploration Future & Opportunities in Africa
Dave Wilkin, New Opportunity Exploration Manager, Africa, ExxonMobil, London, UK
Total: Development of E&P Portfolio in Africa
Guy Maurice, President, Africa, Total E&P, Paris, France
Tullow Oil: Africa E&P Portfolio and Future Strategy
Tim O’Hanlon, Vice President, African Business, Tullow Oil, London, UK
African National Oil Companies: Ways Forward
Dr Duncan Clarke, President, African Institute of Petroleum, London, UK
Moderator: Dr Duncan Clarke
11:00 Morning Coffee Break & Networking, Safari Park Exhibition
11:30 Session 2: Government Players in Africa’s Exploration Game
Congo: License Round 2015
H.E. Jean-Marc Thystère-Tchicaya, Ministre des Hydrocarbures de la République du Congo, Brazzaville, Congo
Equatorial Guinea: Acreage, Oil and Gas-LNG Development Future
H.E. Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima, Minister, Ministerio de Minas, Industria y Energia, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea
Gabon: Deep Offshore
HE Etienne Dieudonné Ngoubou, Minister of Petroleum & Hydrocarbon, Libreville, Gabon
Ghana: Offshore Acreage, Ventures and Developments in Oil & Gas
Theo Avhwireng, Chief Executive Officer, Petroleum Commission, Accra, Ghana
Angola: Pre-Salt Challenges & Other Opportunities
Lumen Sebastiao, Resource Evaluation Manager, Open Areas and New Assets, Exploration, Sonangol, Luanda, Angola
Licensing in Africa: Bid Rounds & Blocks
Babette van Gessel, President, International Licensing Association, The Hague, The Netherlands
Moderator: Robin Vela, Patron, African Institute of Petroleum 2015, and Chief Executive, Lonsa Capital,
Johannesburg, South Africa
13:30 Light Luncheon, Safari Park Exhibition Hall
Screening - Auditorium: Crude Continent: The Struggle for Africa’s Oil Prize – TV/Film Documentary, CNBC
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14:30 Session 3: Corporate Strategies for Africa’s Exploration Future
Oando: Leading Independent in Nigeria & Growth Strategy
Jubril Tinubu, Chairman, Oando Energy Resources & Group Chief Executive, Oando Plc, Lagos, Nigeria
Eni: Africa, Championing Organic Growth in Worldwide Portfolio
Luca Bertelli, Chief Exploration Officer, Eni, Milan, Italy
BP: Exploration Ventures in Africa
Jasper Peijs, Vice President of Exploration, Africa, BP plc, London, UK
Midwestern Oil & Gas: Developing Nigerian Assets and Future Strategy in Africa
Wade Cherwayko, Chief Executive, Midwestern Oil & Gas, London, UK
Discover Exploration: East Africa’s Oceanic and Continental Crust:
Important Considerations for Future Strategy/Portfolio
John Craven, Chief Executive, Discover Exploration, London, UK
Moderator: Ernest Rubondo
Acting Director of Petroleum, Directorate for Energy & Minerals, Entebbe, Uganda
14:30 Inaugural Africa Oil & Energy Finance Forum
Parallel Session
Opening Remarks
Dr Duncan Clarke – Africa’s Oil, Gas-LNG, Exploration & Energy Infrastructure
Africa Fincance Corporation: Presentation
Andrew Alli, President & Chief Executive Officer, Africa Finance Corporation, Lagos, Nigeria
Richmond: Exploration Investment in Africa: Past, Present, Future
Keith Myers, Partner, Richmond Energy Partners, London, UK
Lead Sponsor
Supported By
AfDB: Africa’s Oil & Gas Development Financing Requirements
Neeraj Vij, Chief Investment Officer, African Development Bank, Tunis, Tunisia
International Finance Corporation: Funding for Africa’s Oil & Gas
Lance Crist, Global Head, Natural Resources, Infrastructure and Natural Resources, IFC, Washington, USA
Total: Partnering with DFIs for Africa’s Oil-Gas Development
Serge Matesco, Vice President, Development Funds and Institutions, Total, Paris, France
Chairman: Panel Discussion
Coffee Break & Networking
Chairman: Graham Dallas, Toronto Stock Exchange, Canada
TSX: Raising Corporate Funds on TSX-Canada for Africa
Graham Dallas, Head of Business Development, EMEA, TSX Toronto Stock Exchange/Venture Exchange, Toronto, Canada
Stellar Energy: Trends in Africa’s Transactions Markets
Dave Fassom, Director, Stellar Energy Advisors Limited, London, UK
Mirabaud Securities: Investment Perspective: Small to Mid-Cap Independents in Africa
Richard Savage, Head of Energy Research, Mirabaud Securities, London, UK
FirstEnergy Capital: A & D Funding for African Players & Ventures
Mark Llamas, Managing Director, Acquisitions & Divestitures, FirstEnergy Capital, London, UK
JSE: Africa’s Leading Exchange: Oil Equities & Listings, Now & Future
Nicole Cheyne, Business Development Manager, Primary Markets, Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), Johannesburg
Chairman: Panel Discussion
16:00 Afternoon Coffee & Networking, Safari Park Exhibition Hall
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22nd Africa Upstream - Tuesday, 27th October
16:30 Session 4: National Oil Companies, Governments, Licensing Agencies
PetroSA: Porfolio & Strategy in South Africa and Abroad
Varsha Singh, Acting Vice President, New Ventures Upstream, PetroSA
INP: Mocambique Bid Round, Awards, Open Acreage and Future Potential
Carlos Zacarias, Chairman, Intituto Nacional do Petroleo, INP, Maputo, Mocambique
EGPC: Discoveries, Opportunities & Future
Dr Ahmed Abdel Fattah, Deputy CEO for Exploration, EGPC, Egypt
Kenya: Licensing, Exploration & Oil Development Strategy
Hudson Andambi, Senior Principal Superintending Geologist, Ministry of Energy, Nairobi, Kenya
Moderator: Peter Grant, Director, International Energy Solutions, Perth, Australia
18:00 Close of Day: Social Functions
18:00 Night Rendezvous Till Late
Cocktails at Mitchell’s Ale House,
V&A Waterfront - Open To All Attendees
18:30 Shimmy Beach Club, Harbour V&A Waterfront
Open To All Attendees
Entertainment By: Andy Klee Jazz Trio
Screening during Luncheon: Conference Auditorium, CTICC
Africa: Crude Continent: The Struggle for Africa’s Oil Prize
This TV/Film Documentary by CNBC Africa is based on the widely-acclaimed book by author Dr
Duncan Clarke on Africa’s oil game, the players and governments, historiography and impacts on
the Continent. Narrated by Chris Bishop, it reveals fascinating insights into the heart of Africa’s fast
growing oil industry, along with the drama shaping its oil and gas: where it is found, its economic
significance, and the critical issues around its exploration, discovery, development and future –
plus with interviews from Africa’s oil industry experts.
Africa: Crude Continent will be screened daily in the Africa Oil Week Auditorium, during Luncheons
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22nd Africa Upstream - Wednesday, 28th October
07:30
7:30 African Institute of Petroleum Breakfast - Rooftop Terrace
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20 Anniversary: Governments & Companies - By Private Invitation
Appreciation | Sola Adepetun, Associate Director,
Welcome Comments | Robin Vela, AIP Patron 2015,
African Institute of Petroleum, Partner, ACAS-Law, Lagos
and Chief Executive, Lonsa Capital, Johannesburg
With Inaugural Foreign State Player in Africa Award 2015
Reflections on Africa’s Upstream | Sam DossouAworet, Inaugural President, AIP, 1996-2001,
Chairman, Petrolin, Geneva
Founders:
Total Breakfast Meeting
By Private Invitation
Sponsor:
8:00 Registration & Coffee, Safari Park Exhibition, Networking
9:00 Special Presentation - Unites States Government: Africa’s Oil, Gas & Energy Future
Amos Hochstein, U.S. Special Envoy and Coordinator, International Energy Affairs, Bureau of Energy
Resources, U.S. Department of State, Washington, United States
GEPetrol: Strategy & Assets in Equatorial Guinea
Antonio Oburu Ondo, General Manager, GEPetrol, Equatorial Guinea
9:40 Session 5: Corporate Portfolio for Development in Africa
Pluspetrol: Angola Assets and Upstream Ventures in Africa
Francisco Pulit, Director, Pluspetrol, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Africa Oil Corp: Eastern African Assets & Future Development
Keith Hill, President & Chief Executive Officer, Africa Oil Kenya B.V., Nairobi, Kenya
Chevron: Corporate Strategy, Portfolio & Exploration Ventures
Richard Eisenberg, Exploration & New Ventures Manager, Chevron Africa & Latin America E&P Company, Houston, United States
Maersk: E&P Portfolio & Strategy for Growth in Africa
Ebbie Haan, Chief Growth Officer, Maersk Olie, OG Gas A/S, Copenhagen, Denmark
Moderator:
Cath Norman, Managing Director, FAR Ltd, Melbourne, Australia
11:00 Morning Coffee Break, Safari Park Exhibition Hall & beginning of Republic of Congo Roadshow
11:00-14:00 Republic of Congo Roadshow: 2016 License Round at 22nd Africa Oil Week
HE Jean-Marc Thystère-Tchicaya, Ministre des Hydrocarbures de la République du Congo, will host the 2015 Roadshow
With Ministerial, DGH and SNPC Delegation in attendance.
Supported by:
11:30 Session 6: State and Corporate Interests in Africa
Petroleum Agency SA: South Africa’s Onshore/Offshore Energy Future
Jonathan Salomo, Principal Geologist, Petroleum Agency SA, Cape Town, South Africa
Seplat: Nigerian Portfolio and Oil & Gas Development
Austin Avuru, Director & Chief Executive Officer, Seplat Petroleum Development Company plc, Lagos, Nigeria
Uganda: Oil Field Development, Acreage & Bid Rounds
Fred Kabanda, Principal Geologist/Head Regulatory Unit, Director for Energy & Minerals, Entebbe, Uganda
Cairn Energy: Atlantic Margin Offshore Plays & Discoveries in Africa
Rob E Jones, Regional Director, Africa, Cairn Energy plc, Edinburgh, UK
Mitsubishi: E&P Growth & Development in Africa
Yusuke Uchimura, General Manager, Africa & Europe, E&P Business Department, Mitsubishi Corporation, Tokyo, Japan
Moderator:
Donna Obaseki-Ogunnaike, Partner, ACAS-Law, Lagos, Nigeria
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13:30 Light Luncheon, Safari Park Exhibition Hall
Auditorium: Screening: Africa: Crude Continent: The Struggle for Africa’s Oil Prize – CNBC TV Doc
Luncheon Sponsor:
Guest Speaker:
Catherine Norman
Managing Director, FAR Limited
5th Global Women Petroleum & Energy Club
Business Luncheon in Africa
13:00 Rooftop Terrace, CTICC, With Annual Awards 2015
Cath Norman is a professional geophysicist who has twenty years’
experience in the mineral and oil & gas exploration industry, having
held executive positions both in Australia and in the UK and carried out
operating assignments in Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Australia.
14:30 Session 7: The 3rd Africa’s Hydrocarbon Arguments, Critical Discourse
The Continent’s oil and gas game continues to be the focus of great debate with many critical issues, diverse opinions, and
significant industry matters, shaping its state of play and exploration future. Here, Duncan Clarke in a debate between Panelists,
drawn from a mix of experience the Continent, tackles some tough questions.
Chairman: Dr Duncan Clarke
Shaping Africa’s Competitive Future
Stellar Energy Advisors: Deals and Funding for Africa’s Oil Game
Dave Fassom, Director, Stellar Energy Advisors Limited, London, UK
OSS: On-Ground Oilfield Strategies for Faster Growth
Oleg-Sergui Schkoda, Vice President, Exploration & Management, Oilfield Strategic Solutions, London, UK
Salama Fikira: Security Issues for Corporate Oil in Africa
Conrad Thorpe, Chief Executive Officer, Salama Fikira, Nairobi, Kenya
AOGR: Building Nigeria’s Oil & Gas Future
Toyin Akinosho, Editor, Africa Oil+Gas Report, Lagos, Nigeria
Preng & Associates: The Corporate Oil Shakeout and Bloodbath in Africa - 2014-2015 Reflections
David Lloyd, Managing Director, Preng & Associates, London, UK, and Patron, PetroAfricanus Club, 2007-2015
Chairman: Panel Discussion
14:30 3rd Africa Exploration Technologies Forum
Parallel Session
Chairman: Peter Grant, Director, International Energy Solutions, Perth, Australia
CGG: Gabon Salt Basin: New Approaches to 3D Problems
Steve Toothill, Vice President New Ventures and Chief Geologist (Multi-Client and New Ventures), CGG, Crawley, UK
Schlumberger: Driving E&P Efficiency via Technology & Integration: Solutions for Africa
Robert Onyejekwe, Vice President Sub-Sahara Africa, Schlumberger, Pointe-Noire, Republic of the Congo
RPS: FLNG for Africa: Governments & Partnering
Ian Davison, Head of Gas, RPS Energy, London, UK
Van Oord: Africa’s Entrepreneurship and Marine Infrastructure: Gateway to Offshore O&G Development
Joep Athmer, Managing Director Van Oord Offshore, Gorinchem, The Netherlands
PGS: Angola Opportunities – A Fresh Perspective
Alex Vartan, Vice President, Africa, MultiClient, PGS, Weybridge, UK
Chairman: Panel Discussion
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16:00 Afternoon Coffee Break, Safari Park Exhibition Hall
16:30 Session 8: International Licensing Association | Africa Government Roadshow
International Licensing Association: Africa Showcase
Babette van Gessel, President, International Licensing Association, The Hague
Madagascar: Acreage, Licensing & Future E&P Development
Hajatiana Rasolomanana, Director General of Hydrocarbons, Ministry of Mines and Hydrocarbons,
Antananarivo, Madagascar
Morocco: Onshore/Offshore Acreage, Plays & Development
Salim Lahsini, Senior Geologist In Charge of Promotion, ONHYM, Rabat, Morocco
Ethiopia: Players, Open Blocks, New Venture Potential
Dr Ketsela Tadesse, Director, Petroleum Licensing and Administration Directorate, Ministry of Mines, Addis Ababa
Senegal: Sedimentary Basin: New Developments in The Offshore and Petroleum Opportunities
Joseph Medou, Exploration & Production Director, Petrosen, Dakar, Senegal
Namibia: Upstream Ventures & Kudu Gas-Power
Immanuel Mulunga, Managing Director, NAMCOR, Windhoek, Namibia
Moderator: Dave van der Spuy, Manager, Resource Evaluation, Petroleum Agency SA, Cape Town, South Africa
18:00 Close of Day: Social Functions
Sea Princess Yacht: Cocktail Reception
Mondiall Networking Cocktails & Dinner
V&A Waterfront - By Private Invitation Only
V&A Waterfront - Open To All Attendees
Sponsor:
Sponsor:
18:00 Night Rendezvous Till Late: Mitchell’s Ale House, V&A Waterfront
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22nd Africa Upstream - Thursday, 29th October
07:30 Africa Industry Breakfast Meeting - By Private Invitation - Rooftop Terrace, 2nd Floor - Sponsor:
Hosted by Luca Bertelli, Chief Exploration Officer, Eni, Milan, Italy
08:00 Registration & Coffee
9:00 Session 9: Leading Corporate Players in Africa’s Upstream
Shell: Assets & Corporate Strategy in Sub-Saharan Africa
Alastair J. Milne, Vice President, Exploration, Sub-Saharan Africa, Shell International E&P, The Hague, The Netherlands
ONGC: Exploration & Development Portfolio in Africa
Dr Anil Bhandari, Director, ONGC Videsh, New Delhi, India
OMV: Building Acreage & Assets in Sub-Saharan Africa
John Austin, General Manager, Sub-Saharan Africa, OMV Exploration & Production, London, UK
JOGMEC: Japan & Corporate Ventures in African Oil & Gas
Takashi Yoshida, Director General, Oil & Gas Upstream Business Unit, JOGMEC, Tokyo, Japan
Kosmos Energy: Second Inning Strategy in Africa’s Atlantic Margins
Brian Maxted, Chief Exploration Officer, Kosmos Energy, Dallas, United States
Moderator: Babette van Gessel, Chief Executive, Global Pacific & Partners International Ltd,
The Hague, The Netherlands
11:00 Morning Coffee Break, Safari Park Exhibition Hall + Africa Local Content Forum Parallel Session
11:00 3rd Africa Local Content Forum
Parallel Session
Session Lead Sponsor:
Chairman: Eugene Okpere, Shell International E&P, The Hague
Shell: Local Content Development in Africa: State of Play
Eugene Okpere, Vice President, Commercial & New Business Development, Sub-Saharan Africa,
Shell International E&P, The Hague, The Netherlands
Uganda: Developing Professional Talent for East Africa Oil & Gas
Ernest Rubondo, Acting Director of Petroleum, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, Kampala
Understanding and Managing Expectations From Host Communities - The Nigerian Experience
Margaret Nongo-Okojokwu, Editor, Orient Energy Review, Lagos, Nigeria
Chairman: Panel Discussion
Coffee Break & Networking
Chairman: Ernest Rubondo, Acting Director of Petroleum, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, Kampala
GOGSPA: Ghana’s Local Content Policy & Strategy
Kamil Mohammed, President, Ghana Oil & Gas Service Providers Association, Accra, Ghana
Gulf Reservoirs: Building National Workforce & Africa Local Content Challenges & Solutions
Dr Mohamed Salah G Abou Sayed, President & Chief Executive, Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology, Abu Dhabi, UAE
CNOOC: Building Local Content Capacity in Africa’s Oil & Gas Emerging Economies
Jessica Kyeyune, National Content Manager, CNOOC Uganda, Kampala, Uganda
Chairman: Panel Discussion
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Guest Speaker: Gabon Oil Company: Strategy, Investments & Upstream Directions
Serge Toulekima, Chief Executive, Gabon Oil Company, Libreville, Gabon
11:30 Session 10: Africa’s Hydrocarbon Industry
Noble Energy: Portfolio & Strategy in Sub-Saharan Africa
Susan Cunningham, Senior Vice President, Gulf of Mexico, Africa and Frontier Region, Noble Energy Inc,
Houston, United States
Impact: Emerging Plays in Offshore South and West Africa
Mike Doherty, Executive Chairman, Impact Oil & Gas Ltd, London, UK
Galp Energia: Exploration & Production Development in Sub Saharan Africa
Thore Kristiansen, Chief Operating Officer, E&P, and Executive Director, Galp Energia, Lisbon, Portugal
Ophir Energy’s Evolving Strategy
Senior Executive, Ophir Energy, London, UK
Moderator: Andrew Windham, Non-Executive Director, T5 Oil & Gas, Cape Town, South Africa
13:00 Luncheon Networking, Safari Park Exhibition Hall
Luncheon Contributing Sponsor:
Film Screening during Luncheon: Africa: Crude Continent: The Struggle for Africa’s Oil Prize – TV/Film
Documentary, CNBC-Africa, Global Pacific & Partners - Auditorium CTICC
14:00 Session 11: Independents Shaping Africa’s Oil & Gas Future
Woodside Energy: Australia’s Leading Exploration & Production Independent: Africa and Global
Exploration Strategy During Price Uncertainty
Philip Loader, Executive Vice President, Global Exploration, Woodside Energy Ltd, Perth, Australia
Erin Energy: Western and Eastern Africa Exploration & Production in Portfolio
Segun Omidele, Senior Vice President, Exploration & Production, Erin Energy, Houston, United States
Vaalco: Western Africa Portfolio Growth and Exploration & Production Future
Steven Guidry, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, Vaalco Energy, Houston, United States
Genel Energy: Exploration Ventures & Strategy in Africa
Mike Adams, Head of Africa Exploration, Genel Energy UK Services Limited, London, UK
Moderator: Dr Mike Fischer, Chief Executive Officer, Nido Petroleum, Perth, Australia
15:30 Coffee Break & Networking, Safari Park Exhibition Hall
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14:00 3rd Young Professionals in Africa’s Oil, Gas & Energy
Parallel Session
Young Professionals
Session Lead Sponsor
The Young Professionals in Oil, Gas & Energy initiative generates wider corporate interest in support for upcoming talent, through strong
alliances, direct affiliation and broader contact with the Young Professionals in oil, gas and energy industry.
Chairman: Iain Case, Chevron Africa & Latin America E&P Company, Houston, USA
Chevron: Africa’s Young Professionals: The Chevron Way
Iain Case, Commercial Manager, Frontier Exploration and Appraisal, Chevron Africa and Latin America
Exploration and Production Company
Preng: Recruiting for Companies with Africa Operations
Vince Pizzoni, Consultant, Preng & Associates, London, UK
School of Geosciences: Geophysics for Africa
Dr Musa Manzi, Lecturer in Geophysics, School of Geosciences, Wits Seismic Research Center, University
of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa
KPMG: Licensing and Tax Impacts on South Africa’s Upstream
Dr Requier Wait, Manager, KPMG, Johannesburg, South Africa
Petrofund: Building Future Capacity for Namibia’s Oil & Gas
Nillian Mulemi, Chief Executive Officer, Petroleum Training and Education Fund, Petrofund,
Windhoek, Namibia
Frontier: Communications and Public Relations in Africa’s Oil & Gas
Gayle Meikle, Managing Director, Frontier Communications, London, UK
Chairman: Panel Discussion:40 Afternoon Coffee Break, Safari Park Exhibition Hall
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16:00 Session 12: Africa’s Legal, Commercial and State Strategies
Centurion Law: Legal & Contract Issues in Petroleum Africa
NJ Ayuk, Chief Executive Officer, Centurion LLP, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea
Moyes & Co: Commercial Aspects of Sub-Saharan Africa
Ian Cross, Managing Director, Moyes & Co, Houston, United States
Petro-Logistics: Global Crude Supply and Africa’s Oil Future
Daniel Gerber, Chief Executive Officer, Petro-Logistics, Geneva, Switzerland
Sub-Saharan Africa: Insights Inside State Oil & Gas Strategies
Mick McWalter, In dependent Petroleum Advisor, Africa-at-Large, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
IES: Industry Capacity, Local Content & Governments in Africa
Peter Grant, Director, International Energy Solutions, Perth, Australia
Moderator: Peter Elliot, Director, PVE Consulting, London, UK
18:00 Close of Day
18:00 Reception-Braai & Celebration On The Long Grass of Africa
SA Rugby Museum:
Africa’s “World Cup” Reception
V&A Waterfront, Behind Portswood Hotel - Open To All Attendees
Springbok
Guest of Honour:
Ray Mordt, South African Rugby Legend
Ray Mordt played 18 tests for the Springboks, scoring 12 tries for 48 points, and was SA Rugby Player of the Year
in 1981, 1983 and 1984, as Wing and Team Captain three times, from 1980 until 1984, scoring a memorable and
unique hat-trick of tries against the All Blacks at Eden Park, Auckland, 1981, a feat yet to be repeated there.
18:00 Night Rendezvous Till Late: Mitchell’s Ale House, V&A Waterfront
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8:00 Registrations & Coffee
Awards Sponsor 2015:
9:30 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Global Pacific & Partners
Global Pacific & Partners Board Awards - Legends 2015
Special Guest Presentation: Petrolin in Africa
Sam Dossou-Aworet, Chairman, Petrolin Ltd, Geneva, and
Inaugural President, African Institute of Petroleum, 1996-2001
Africa Oil Legend, 2015: Induction - Dr Peter Dolan
19th Annual Board Awards
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Service/Supply Company of the Year
Africa Independent of the Year
National Oil Company/ Government in Africa
Contribution to Excellence In Africa
Distinguished Contribution to the African Industry
Guest Presentation - Africa’s Exploration from Space: Astronaut Images of the Final Frontier
Dr Justin Wilkinson, Principal Geoscientist, Jacobs Engineering, Houston, United States
11:00 Session 13: Corporate Africa’s Oil & Gas Odyssey
Statoil: Angolan E&P Ventures & Corporate Strategy
Marc Courtemanche, Country Manager, Angola, Statoil, Luanda, Angola
Sasol International Exploration & Production: Portfolio & Strategy
John Sichinga, Senior Vice President, Exploration & Production, Sasol, Johannesburg, South Africa
PetroRio: Namibian Offshore Acreage, Strategy & Potential
Marcio Mello, Founder, PetroRio, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
Heritage Oil: Exploring for Oil in East African Rift Valleys
Brian Smith, Vice President, Exploration, Heritage Oil, London, UK
Addax Petroleum: West Africa Production Achievements
John Baillie, Senior Vice President, Non-Operated Assets & Corporate Strategy, Addax Petroleum, Geneva, Switzerland
Hess: Leveraging Drilling and Development Capabilities in African Exploration & Production Business
Tim Chisholm, Vice President Exploration Atlantic Margin and New Basins, Hess Corporation, Houston, USA
Moderator: Dr Peter Dolan, Founder & Advisor, Ophir Energy plc, London, UK
13.00 Close of Africa Upstream Conference
14.30
22nd Africa Oil Week Traditional Braai-BBQ
Sponsor:
Open To All Attendees - Grand Africa Café, Granger Bay, V&A Waterfront
Entertainment By: Andy Klee Jazz Trio
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Library
Press Area
Restroom
Restroom
142
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15
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11
Meeting
Rooms
Hyena’s Lair 7 x 2.5 m
144
27
FOYER
145
146
Speakers
Room
147
Entrance Safari Hall
Private
Meeting
Room
46
5.5 (d) x 6 m (w)
162
151 157
163
152 158
164
153 159
165
36
29
37
38
Information +
Speakers Desk
39
40
41
42
43
44
Entrance Safari Hall
45
Explorer’s
Tent
80
148
4x8m
51 52
47 49
58
53 54
56 57
55
59 60
61 62
65 66
63 64
67 68
48 50
69 70
73 74
75 76
71 72
77 78
Lions
Den
4.5 x 8 m
5.5 (d) x 5 m (w)
5.5 (d) x 6 m (w)
166
154 160
10 x 4 m Leopard’s Rock
81
82
Bar
Booth Company
87
91 95
84
88
92 96
Kudu Corner
10 x 4 m
127 131
99 102
85
89
93 97
100 103
86
90
94 98
101 104
109 111
105 107
113
115
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120
128 132
121
110 112
106108
114
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122
129 133
Hippo
Pool
130 134
4.5 x 8 m
123 125
124 126
Republic of Congo
5.5 (d) x 4 m (w)
Networking
Networking
Coffee Station
Luncheon - Buffet Station
Booth Company
83
Booth Company
135
136
137 138 139
140
141
Booth Company
Coffee Station
Booth Company
1
42
Fortesa
74
Chariot Oil & Gas
106
Supernova
139
2
43
Seiche Measurements
75
Saldanha Bay IDZ
107
Oando Plc
140
3
44
4
45
Infield Systems
Wide Africa Safaris
Luncheon - Buffet Station
150 156
AUDITORIUM
35
28
79
161
149 155
5
7
6
5
4
2
25
26
143
Government / NOC Pavilion
Main
Entrance
CTICC
1
Media
The Africa Boma
Terrace &
Espresso Bar
Cripps + Sears
ACAS Law
Maps&Globe
GeoExpro
Platts
South African Pavilion
Safari Park Hall – CTICC, 1st Floor: With Stands Confirmed in August 2015
76
CMS Cameron Mckenna LLP
108
L’Union des Comoros
141
77
SGS
109
TGS
142
ONGC Videsh*
GEPetrol
46
AGR
78
SGS
110
McDermott*
143
6
47
AGR
79
Tullow Oil
111
TGS
144
The Oil & Gas Year
7
48
Schlumberger
80
PetroSA*
112
Salama Fikira
145
The Africa Report/Jeune Afrique
11
49
AGR
81
Total
113
DownUnder GeoSolutions
146
Oil Review Africa
12
50
Schlumberger
82
Republic of Congo
114
GeoEx International
147
EPI Group
13
51
Core Laboratories
83
115
RigNet
148
Oxford Business Group
14
52
PGS
84
Petroleum Agency SA
116
Petroleum Africa
149
ENH, Mozambique
15
53
85
Spectrum
117
Tesla Exploration
150
Global Pacific & Partners
16
54
Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
86
Spectrum
118
Geospace*
151
Bridgeporth
17
55
Geo International
87
Getech - ERCL
120
SAOGA
152
18
56
Dolphin Geophysical
88
121
SAOGA
153
ITE Group plc
19
57
Maersk Oil
89
Heerema
122
PriceWaterhouseCoopers
154
Ic Publications
20
58
GeoGuide
90
Heerema
123
CGG
155
Orient Energy
91
ArkeX
124
Ophir Energy
156
Upstream
CGG
21
Transnet National Ports Auth.*
59
22
GOGSPA, Ghana
60
DMT
92
GNPC
125
23
NipeX, Nigeria
61
Solace Global
93
RPS
126
25
Rhino Retreat
62
Gambia*
94
RPS
127
157
158
EMGS
159
160
Danvic Petroleum International
26
Greenberg Traurig
63
ION
95
Moyes & Co
128
Alberta Government*
27
Combifloat
64
ION
96
AAPG Datapages
129
Centurion LLP
161
Petrolin
28
PLS
65
97
Energold Group
130
Centurion LLP
162
Platforms & Networks
29
GeoPartners
66
Veolia
98
Cairn India Ltd
131
Wood Mackenzie
163
University of The Western Cape
35
Horizon Geosciences*
67
Polarcus
99
NAPESCO Petroleum Services
132
Wood Mackenzie
164
Beagle Geoscience
36
Zebra Data/EZDataRoom
68
Polarcus
100
NAPE
133
ANH, Colombia*
165
37
IHRDC
69
RSI Geophysical*
101
Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology
134
Ponticelli
166
Fugro
38
Royal IHC
70
BGP*
102
Petroleum Pipe Group
135
39
Namcor
71
FairfieldNodal
103
Fulcrum Chambers
136
40
Namibia
72
DNV - GL
104
Midwestern Oil & Gas
137
ONGC Videsh*
41
Bahari Resources
73
Azinam
105
Oando Plc
138
ONGC Videsh*
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