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KEY PANEL MEMBERSYousuf Mohamed Al Ojaili, Chief Executive Offi cer, OMAN GAS COMPANY (OGC)

Anwar Zuarub, Deputy Vice President, UAE Projects, DOLPHIN ENERGY

Khalfan Al Muhairi, Application Marketing Manager, Pipe Business Unit, ABU DHABI POLYMERS COMPANY (BOROUGE)

Prof Faleh Al Sulaiman, Vice Rector, Technology Development and Industrial Relations, KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND MINERALS (KFUPM)

Dr Waheed Al Rafaei, Pipelines Engineer, SAUDI ARAMCO

Bryan Smith, General Manager, Midstream, CAIRN INDIA

Nadhir Al Nasri, Chairman, Piping Standards Committee, Mechanical Engineering Division, SAUDI ARAMCO

www.theenergyexchange.co.uk/mepipes11

ABU DHABI, UAE 22-25 MAY 2011

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MEPIPES is a 4-day holistic platform that gathers the entire value chain involved in pipeline life management, from engineers to CEOs.

With exclusive case studies from Dolphin Energy and Saudi Aramco among others, you will gain insight into streamlining operations, improving technical performances and operating within budget.

Extend the life of your pipes through highly qualifi ed insights on cutting edge laying techniques, GCC pipeline project planning, EPC contract management, integrity and protection best practices.

TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION WORKSHOP 11TH ANNUAL MEPIPES MEETING IN SITU REHABILITATION MASTERCLASS22 MAY 2011 23-24 MAY 2011 25 MAY 2011

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WELCOME

11TH ANNUAL MEETING OIL AND GAS PIPELINES IN THE MIDDLE EAST

WELCOME

Visit www.theenergyexchange.co.uk/mepipes11 or call Tel: +44 (0) 207 067 1800 or 00971 50 264 1202 or Email: [email protected]

WHAT THE INDUSTRY SAID ABOUT MEPIPES 2010

“Happy 10th Anniversary Meeting. I hope you keep up the good work, at today’s level, which was interesting for the audience and will help to solve many of the piping issues in the Middle East oil and gas sector.”

Khalfan Al Muhairi, Application Marketing Manager, BOROUGE

“Congratulations – all pipeline components inside one room.”

Bindu Satesh, Department Manager - Pipelines, TEBODIN, MIDDLE EAST

“The conference is a window to look at the road map of the future of all pipelines in the area.”

Khalid Al Awadi, Gas Operations Manager, EMARAT

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• Pipeline Integrity, Rehabilitation, Maintenance, Inspection Engineers

• Corrosion Specialists: Managers, Engineers and Technicians• Gas Producers, Transporters and Distributors• Major Engineering Contractors and Technology

Manufacturers• Pipeline Technology Support Advisors and Licensors• Gas Marketers and Sellers• Pipeline Equipment Manufacturers • Pipeline Project Management Specialists• Pipeline Engineering and Construction Contractors• Senior Executives of Oil and Gas Majors• Pipeline Project Financiers and Lawyers • Oil and Gas Supply Executives• Pipeline Operations, Planning Managers and Engineers• Pipeline Coating Managers and Engineers• Process and Technology Support Advisors, Licensors

and Engineers from Major Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Technology Providers

Alan D’Souza, Sales and Business Development Manager – Middle East, CANUSA participates in an interactive discussion during MEPIPES 2010

ADCO’s Assistant General Manager, Mohamed Juma and Claire Pallen, Director, Middle East Operations during the 10th Anniversary ceremony at MEPIPES 2010

Dear colleague,

The history of pipelines can be traced back to Egyptian, Greek, Persian and Roman cultures. Our ancestors used stone, copper, earthenware, bronze and metal pipes to transport and distribute water. In China, natural gas was transmitted through bamboo pipes over 2,500 years ago.

We have seen oil transported in wooden barrels, basic oil lines and the development of complex pipeline networks increasingly closer to modern standards. Pluto, the fi rst undersea oil pipeline, proved that nothing was impossible in pipeline engineering.

So what has changed since then?

I would like to quote Phil Hopkins, Technical Director at Penspen, “if you laid the Canadian pipeline system end to end, it would extend 17 times around the world.”

The immensity of the pipeline industry is precisely the reason for us to meet in Abu Dhabi, for the 11th edition of our Oil and Gas Pipelines in the Middle East Meeting.

The 2011 programme offers a fresh approach to strategic and technical aspects of pipeline projects, operations and engineering. Our aim is to offer you a truly effective learning experience, while benefi tting from unprecedented networking opportunities.

On behalf of The Energy Exchange, we look forward to welcoming you in Abu Dhabi to MEPIPES 2011.

Arianna Neri, Conference Director, MEPIPES 2011

15:30 Session four: Interactive roundtable session – Pipeline integrity: challenges in transmission and maintenance

Two dedicated tables will host tailored discussions covering key technical issues on transportation and maintenance challenges.

• TABLE ONE: Oil transmission pipelines integrity

Mohamed Daoud, Manager, Projects Quality, ABU DHABI COMPANY FOR ONSHORE OILOPERATIONS (ADCO)

• TABLE TWO: Excellence in pipeline maintenance

Senior Representative, PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OMAN (PDO)

16:30 Closing address of the fi rst day followed by social reception

TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION WORKSHOP SUNDAY 22 MAY 2011

08:00 Registration and coffee

08:45 Welcome address

09:00 Trenchless technology know-how PART I

• Pipeline planning and design

• Trenchless replacement systems

• Pipe behaviour analysis

10:30 Coffee break

11:00 Trenchless technology know-how PART II

• Construction and inspection requirements

• Best practice for pipe jacking and microtunnelling methods

• QA, QC and safety issues

12:00 Lunch

13:00 Pipeline laying techniques PART I

• No dig best practices

• Horizontal directional drilling (HDD)

• Thrust boring and pipe bursting

14:30 Coffee break

15:00 Pipeline laying techniques PART II

• Offshore pipeline laying

• J-Lay and S-Lay pipeline laying

• Buckling in new offshore pipelines

16:00 Close of workshop

DAY ONE: MEPIPES 2011MONDAY 23 MAY 2011


09:00 Offi cial opening and welcome address

09:10 Session one: A changing landscape – Major projects in the Middle East and beyond

• Taweelah-Fujairah Pipeline: construction and execution challenges in the mountain section of the shared Right of Way

• Cairn India: the Rajasthan – Gujarat fi rst heated pipeline development

• Case study: a contractor’s perspective


Bryan Smith, General Manager, Midstream, CAIRN INDIA

10:45 Business card exchange

11:15 Coffee break sponsored by

11:45 Session two: Panel Discussion - Network challenges in the GCC region

• A cross-country pipeline network for GCC countries: reality or vision?

• Profi t vs regional benefi ts

• Feasibility and security of supply

Yousuf Mohamed Al Ojaili, Chief Executive Offi cer, OMAN GAS COMPANY (OGC)


12:45 Lunch sponsored by

14:15 Session three: Best practice in project planning

• GIS as a comprehensive tool for excellence in pipeline project planning

• Operational effectiveness of inter-refi nery pipelines

• Mechanical standards for optimised in pipeline design and construction

• De-risking solutions for pipelines from project conception to operations

Yousef Achercouk, Principle Consultant, JP KENNY LTD

Nawal Abdulla Saleh Badou, Team Leader, Operational Planning, KUWAIT NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY (KNPC)


Sanjeev Sinha, Director Sales Pipeline, Focus Market Segment Gas and Liquid Pipelines, SIEMENS AG


Team packages available. Register 6 delegates and pay for just 3. See the booking form for details.

COMPANIES THAT HAVE PREVIOUSLY ATTENDED MEPIPES INCLUDE

ADCO • ADGAS • ADMA-OPCO • ADNOC

• ANTI CORROSION TECHNOLOGY •

ANTICORROSION PROTECTION • BAYER

• MATERIAL SCIENCE AG • CORROSION

PROTECTION GROUP • BOROUGE •

BORUSAN MANNESMANN • BS COATINGS

• CANUSA-CPS • CHIYODA CORPORATION

• DOW EUROPE • EMARAT • EMS GROUP

• ENI SPA • GASCO • HONEYWELL •

ILF CONSULTING ENGINEERS • JP KENNY •

KUWAIT OIL COMPANY • MEARS GROUP

• MS.GIS INFORMATIONS SYSTEME

• NATIONAL IRANIAN OIL COMPANY

• OCCIDENTAL OF ABU DHABI LTD •

OCEANEERING INTERNATIONAL • OMV

YEMEN EXPLORATION GMBH • PALL

CORPORATION • PENSPEN • PETROLEUM

DEVELOPMENT OMAN • PIPELIFE

NEDERLAND BV • PL ENGINEERING LTD

• QATAR PETROLEUM • SABIC • SAUDI

ARAMCO • SELMERS B.V. • SERIMAX S.A.S

• SHELL EP INTERNATIONAL • SIPCHEM

• SIRTE OIL COMPANY • TAKREER •

TEBODIN MIDDLE EAST LTD • TECHNIP •

PETROLEUM INSTITUTE • TIB-CHEMICALS •

WINN & COALES (DENSO) LTD • ZADCO •

ZEETECH ENGINEERING BV

A highly informative and relevant conference focused at addressing regional pipeline related issues that cannot be matched by others for knowledge, exchange and solutions pertinent to our region.


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DAY TWO: MEPIPES 2011TUESDAY 24 MAY 2011


09:00 Opening and welcome address

09:10 Session fi ve: Technology, research and best practice for pipeline integrity

• Dhahran Techno Valley and pipeline research developments

• WREP export pipeline MFL in-line inspection • Subsea pipelines anchor damage assessment and

repair – An overview of methods and limitations

Prof Faleh Al Sulaiman, Vice Rector, Technology Development and Industrial Relations, KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND MINERALS (KFUPM)

Nizami Aslanov, Pipeline Engineer,BP AZERBAIJAN

Roland Palmer Jones, Head of Pipeline Integrity, PENSPEN LTD


11:00 Session six: Pipeline protection – Success stories

• Evaluation of inhibitors for underdeposit corrosion using a novel multi-electrode test method

• Cutting edge high performance top coat for pipeline protection

• New generation automated heat shrink sleeve installation technology

Dr Gareth Hinds, Principal Research Scientist, Electrochemistry and Corrosion, NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY

Khalfan Al Muhairi, Application Marketing Manager, Pipe Business Unit, ABU DHABI POLYMERS COMPANY (BOROUGE)

Alan D’Souza, Sales and Business Development Manager – Middle East, CANUSA-CPS

12:30 Lunch sponsored by

IN-SITU REHABILITATION AND APPLICATION MASTERCLASS WEDNESDAY 25 MAY 2011


09:00 Stress corrosion cracking in gas pipelines

• Saudi Aramco’s case study on SCC

• Inspection techniques deployed

• Repair solutions for cracked gas pipelines


09:45 Saudi Aramco s team

• An exclusive Q&A session on how Saudi Aramco

10:30 Coffee break

11:00

Interactive group discussion: Pipeline lifecycle and rehabilitation

• How to effectively identify the best protection solution for your asset?

• When is it suitable to rehabilitate your pipeline?

• Extended lifecycle vs cost control

12:00 Lunch

13:15 Pipeline inspection best practice

• PDO’s experience on inspection techniques

• Failure and rehabilitation analysis

• Lifecycle extension through holistic maintenance and inspection

Senior Representative, PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OMAN (PDO)14:30 Coffee break

14:45 Field joint external protection coating

• Best practice in external pipe protection

• Fit for purpose coating and material analysis

• External coating for submerged pipes

15:45 Close of masterclass

Visit www.theenergyexchange.co.uk/mepipes11 or call Tel: +44 (0) 207 067 1800 or 00971 50 264 1202 or Email: [email protected]

14:00 Session seven: Advanced pipeline integrity management

• Saudi Aramco’s development of PIMS for risk management

• Improved solutions for information-enabled preventive maintenance

• SCADA developments and cutting edge technology for data management

• PIMS effectiveness for reduced operational costs


Yiannis Bessiris, Business Consultant, HONEYWELL ADVANCED SOLUTIONS

Ahmed Al Harrasi, Head of SCADA Control and OMAN GAS COMPANY

(OGC)

Karim Elhanafi, Consultant, SYNERGIS


15:45 Session eight: Open Discussion – Partnership management for success

• Shared responsibilities and ownership: towards a new dimension of partnership?

• How to establish effective relationships with contractors and solution providers?

• Cost effectiveness: what is the real cost of inexpensive services?

Moderator: Yousef Achercouk, Principle Consultant, JP KENNY LTD

Operators, contractors and solution providers will share their concerns, views and inputs during this open discussion module

16:30 Conference chairman closing address and summary

For the 10th Anniversary meeting, The Energy Exchange delivered a high quality event and was even able to increase the benefi t by implementing additional networking opportunities.

Karim El Hanafi, Head of Pipeline Projects, MS. GIS

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• Risk management and PIMS: what they have in common and what are the differences?

Abraham Louwerse, Head of Department Rehabilitation and Pipeline Technology, ILF CONSULTING ENGINEERS

Automation Support,

Open Discussion – integration strategy

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succeeded on repairing an SCC affected pipelinethrough effective teamwork

Nadhir Al Nasri, Chairman, Piping Standards Committee, Mechanical Engineering Division, SAUDI ARAMCODr Waheed Al Rafaei, Pipelines Engineer, SAUDI ARAMCO

Moderator: Dr Maher Nour, Senior Specialist ABU DHABI COMPANY FOR Engineer – Corrosion,

ONSHORE OIL OPERATIONS (ADCO)

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PAYMENT – TERMS AND CONDITIONSOur offi cial confi rmation, invoice and hotel booking details will be emailed to you within 3 days of receiving your registration.PAYMENT: Payment of the full delegate fee is due 14 days after the invoice date, or immediately, if the registration is made within one month of the event. Our invoice will show your registration fee in British Pounds. Our full bank account details are on the invoice.Please note your booking is valid only after full payment is received. We recommend you check with your Finance Department that payment has been made before travelling to the Conference.CANCELLATIONS: Made one month prior to the start of the conference will be refunded less a 50% administrative charge. Refund will be made after the conference.Made within one month of the start date of the conference will receive no refund. Substitutes are acceptable at any time.FORCE MAJEURE: Please note that in case of force majeure The Energy Exchange is relieved of all obligations. Force majeure includes any circumstances beyond the will of The Energy Exchange, that impedes permanent or temporary compliance with the obligations, such as ‘acts of god’ including war, danger of war, government regulations, revolts, strikes, transportation diffi culties, fi re or severe disturbances affecting the conference organisation or its suppliers.TEAM PACKAGES – TERMS AND CONDITIONS Bookings are only accepted per company site and not across multiple company sites. Bookings must be made at the same time and no merging of separate bookings is permitted. The team package promotioncannot be used in conjunction with any other Energy Exchange promotional offer or discounted structure.

ADMINISTRATION – TERMS AND CONDITIONSOFFICIAL VENUE AND HOTEL ACCOMMODATION: The Sheraton Abu Dhabi Hotel and Resort, Corniche Road, Abu Dhabi, UAE. Tel: +971 2 677 3333. The cost of the hotel accommodation is not included in the conference fee. The Energy Exchange has negotiated preferential rates at the conference venue and surrounding local hotels for attendees of the event. Please contact Natasha Harwood via email at [email protected] for a hotel booking form or accommodation related queries. REGISTRATION FEE: The registration fee covers attendance at all sessions, refreshments, lunches, receptions and documentation containing the speaker presentations. Please note it may be necessary to alter the content or timing of the programme or its speakers.LANGUAGE: The offi cial conference language will be English.CUSTOMER SERVICES: For questions concerning your registration, attendance, visa support and invoice payments, please contact our Customer Services Department, Tel: +44 (0)1242 529 090, Fax: +44 (0)1242 582 157.

Registration Fee Selection

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TEAM PACKAGE send 6 people for all 4 days and pay for just 3 £8697

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How? Send 6 members and pay for just 3!

Do your colleagues want to attend too? To make the most of the abundant learning and networking opportunities, we offer you the chance to register 6 delegates and pay for just 3.

For further details, please contact

Arianna Neri, Conference Director, MEPIPES 2011

Tel: +44 (0)207 067 1800

Fax: +44 (0)207 430 0552

Email: [email protected]

There is simply no other pipeline event that can boast such a high quality gathering of regional and international pipeline operators. Speakers already confi rmed include: DOLPHIN ENERGY, PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OMAN, SAUDI ARAMCO, BOROUGE, OMAN GAS COMPANY, CAIRN INDIA, KFUPM and many more.

As keen industry players, our corporate sponsors know that this is the not-to-be-missed impressive pipeline sector platform.

Our corporate sponsorship packages are customised and designed specifi cally to allow you to maximise your exposure. Our packages are tailored to suit your individual needs including both your budget and level of publicity.

Stand out among your competitors and take this opportunity to join us and place your business directly in the pipeline industry arena!

To discuss your requirements in further detail, please contact

Sylvester Gabriel, Commercial Director

Tel: +44 (0)207 067 1810

Fax: +44 (0)207 430 0552

Email: [email protected]

MEET THE DECISION MAKERS

MEDIA PARTNERS Do not miss out, what will you achieve?

• Ice breaker to meet all conference delegates over a set meeting time frame

• Each person gets 30 seconds chance to talk at each table

• Guaranteed networking for all participants

• Operators meet solution providers

• Vendors meet target audience

So what do you need to do? It is simple, bring loads of business cards to exchange and build momentous business relationships.

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