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Conference & Technology Exposition

Offshore and Energy

Offshore Conference & Technology Exposition

February 8-11, 2012

Venue : Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon, Mumbai, India.


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WORLD EXPO 2012

• 223 Exhibitors (Including Collaborators/Joint

VenturePartners)

• 53 Overseas Exhibitors (Including Participants/

Collaborators/Joint Venture Partners)

• More than 10,000 visitors

• Participation from 18 Countries

• Support from international associations: The

Council of EU Chambers of Commerce in India,

Pipelines Industry Guild, U.K., International

Marine Contractors Association (U.K) and The

China Petroleum & Petrochemical Technology

and Equipment (China)

• 85 speakers from leading Indian & Overseas

companies deliberating on the latest state of

art technologies and trends.

• 1000 delegates

OCEANTEX, SMP & ENERTECH 2010 FACTS AND FIGURES

Concurrent Events : Media Partner :

Exploration & Production

• Deep Water Exploration

• Technology Transfers / Strategic Alliances for Deep Water Exploration

• Technology for CBM Exploration & Production

• Improved and Enhanced Oil Recovery Techniques to Augment Production from Existing Fields

• Reducing Cost of Finding & Lifting

• Supply of Oil Field Chemicals & Services

• Offshore Services

Oil Refining

• Creation of Additional Capacities

• Technologies for

- Value Addition to Products

- Optimizing Product Mix

- Cleaner Fuel Production

- Environment Friendly Synthetic Lubricants

• Product Pipeline Network and Crude Oil Pipelines

- Retailing Technologies

• Additional Infrastructure for Crude Oil Imports at Ports

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Scope of Exhibition

Gastech India

•Meeting Energy Demand of India

• Specialized Ships for Importing LNG

• Technology for LNG Terminal and Regasification of LNG

• Distribution Network and Monitoring Instruments

• Pipeline Network for Gas Grid

• Extraction of Value Added Products from Natural Gas

• Coal Bed Methane and Coal Liquidification Technologies

Transport & Logistics

• Modernisation of Existing Ports

• Development of New Ports

• Cargo Handling

• Cost Efficient Offshore Loading

Others

• Foreign and Domestic Investment

• IT Solutions Field Automation & Communication

• Joint Ventures / Strategic Alliances for Indian and Global Markets

Greater Role of Natural Gas in

Chairman, Central Advisory Board,OCEANTEX World Expo 2012

Mr. S VasudevaDirector (Offshore)

Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd.

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The Inaugural Session : (L to R) Mr. Nelson Narciso, Director, Agencia Nacional do Petroleo, Gas Natural e Biocombustiveis, Brazil, Mr. K Venkataramanan , Member of Board & President (Operations)L&T Ltd, Mr. Rahul Dhir, Managing Director & CEO, Cairn India Ltd.Mr. Jasu Shah, Founder and Chairman, Chemtech Foundation, Mr. S.K Srivastava, Director General, Directorate General of Hydrocarbon, Mr. D. K. Pande, Director (Exploration), Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd, Mr. I J Kapoor, Director (Commercial), NTPC Ltd

Traditional Lighting of Lamp : (L to R) Mr. S.K Srivastava, Director General, Directorate General of Hydrocarbon, Mr. Nelson Narciso, Director, Agencia Nacional do Petroleo, Gas Natural e Biocombustiveis, Brazil and Mr. D. K. Pande, Director (Exploration), Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd.

International Exhibition & Conferences 2010THE INAUGURAL FUNCTION

OCEANTEX and ENERTECH International Exhibition and Conferences began with a glittering inaugural ceremony on 3rd March 2010 at NSE Complex, Goregaon , Mumbai. Both the conferences addressed the issue of energy security for sustainable economic growth of the country. Third edition in the series of OCEANTEX International conferences was focused on “Growth Drivers for Energy Security for the Decade” to address the challenge India was facing. CHEMTECH Foundation has taken yet another initiative this year and launched the first edition of ENERTECH World Expo 2010, to address the challenges faced by Indian Power Sector in the country was facing.

Mr. S K Srivastava , Director General, Directorate General of Hydrocarbons, Govt. of India, Mr. D K Pande, Director Exploration, ONGC and Chairman, Central Advisory Board, Oceantex World Expo 2010 , Mr. Nelson Narciso, Director, ANP Brazil, Mr. I J Kapoor, Director (Commercial) NTPC and Vice Chairman Central Advisory Board ENERTECH, Mr. Rahul Dhir, Managing Director and CEO, Cairn India Ltd and Mr. K. Venkataramanan, Member of Board and President Operations, Larsen & Toubro India Ltd , received a warm welcome from Mr. Jasu Shah, Founder and Chairman CHEMTECH Foundation.

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Mr. S.K Srivastava, Director General, Directorate General of Hydrocarbon, releasing the OCEANTEX World Expo 2010 “EXHIBITORS’ DIRECTORY”

Mr. S.K Srivastava, Director General, Directorate General of Hydrocarbon, cuts the ribbon to inaugurate the Exhibition

Audience at the Inauguration

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Inauguration

“Energy security is amongst the most serious concern worldwide and more specific to developing nations like India. It gives me great satisfaction to note that Chemtech has established itself as a frontrunner in organizing such important events relevant to the

oil and gas industry in India where large number of industry captains, technical experts, policy makers and academic institutions have assembled to deliberate upon important issues related to energy security.”

Mr. S K Srivastava, Director General, Directorate General of Hydrocarbons

“The topic Growth Drivers for Energy Security for the Decade is worth many deliberations. Right technology at right time would be a potent enable to realize the growth target. We need to stimulate new minds to think out of the box for some technological

breakthrough.”

Mr. D K Pande, Director Exploration, ONGC

“Principles of Energy Policy should be based on preserving national interests, promoting development and protecting consumers.”

Mr. Nelson Narciso,Director, ANP Brazil

“Power sector has undergone rapid transformations over the past few years yet there are issues that need to be addressed. This requires collective effort and collaborative approach to tackle the challenges industry is grappling with. I am sure ENERTECH

2010 will bring about a lot of innovations and new thoughts for development of the whole sector.”

Mr. I J Kapoor,Director (Commercial) NTPC and Vice Chairman Central Advisory Board ENERTECH

“The OCEANTEX 2010 provides an excellent platform to deliberate and understand how each individual and corporate can contribute to the country’s energy security. The strong participation at the event and presence of many intellectuals have made it a

truly thought provoking one.”

Mr. Rahul Dhir, Managing Director and CEO, Cairn India Ltd

“With escalating fuel prices and dependence on imports, today energy security is one of the major concerns for us, one of the key growth drivers for advancement of Indian economy. This year we have taken yet another initiative to address this issue and

launched ENERTECH World Expo, congruent to Energizing India 2017.”

Mr. Jasu Shah,Founder & Chairman, CHEMTECH Foundation

“As India grows at around 9 percent GDP, we will have very limited resources during the years to come. A platform of this magnitude marked with the presence of leaders from national and overseas players is a good occasion to deliberate on the issue of energy

security.”

Mr. K. Venkataramanan, Member of Board and President Operations, Larsen & Toubro India Ltd

Mr. Jasu Shah, Founder and Chairman, Chemtech Foundation presents a Memento to Mr. Nelson Narciso, Director, Agencia Nacional do Petroleo, Gas Natural e Biocombustiveis, Brazil,

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International Conferences 2010

International Conferences 2010OCANTEX 2010

Last two decades have been years of tremendous growth and prosperity for India. Energy is the driver for the growth engines and sustained growth requires sustained energy supply. For a fast growing nation like India energy security is of prime concern and on the supply side, the next decade is extremely challenging for our country.

The current energy mix is dominated by fossil fuels that are, oil, gas and coal contributing about 85 percent. According to the experts, perhaps most of the easy to find hydrocarbons have been discovered. However the dominance of these non renewable sources is expected to continue in the next decade. Experts discussed the challenges such as recovery from brown fields, finding new oils in logistically difficult frontiers along with the need to explore and intensify research & development in new frontiers like gas hydrates, shale gas and renewable energy. Experts from E&P industry, deliberated on the topical issues over the two days conference on Growth Drivers for Energy Security for the Decade.

Theme : Growth Drivers for Energy Security for the Decade

Challenges & Opportunities in E&P Sector

“Energy demand is likely to increase at a rate of 1.6 percent globally, however for developing nations like India; the growth is expected to be more than 3.6percent. India’s dependence on all fossil fuels will remain in dominance in coming decades. In the current

scenario, we need to intensify exploration efforts in untapped Indian sedimentary basins and strengthen exploration efforts further by initiating exploration and remaining sedimentary basins and awarding areas in ultradeep waters and logistically difficult areas.”

Mr. S K SrivastavaDirector General, Directorate General of Hydrocarbons

“Deepwater will play major role for energy security among non-renewable resources during the years to come to address the issue of energy security. This would require huge investments on the part of oil companies to carry out aggressive E&P activities, new

technologies and skilled manpower.”

Mr. Yogesh Bhatnagar, Executive Director, ONGC

“Industry is already familiar with the use of FPSOs, for processing and storage of oil and gas. Floating LNG is the next big thing for the hydrocarbon industry, which is now reaching maturity.”

Mr. Victor AlessandriniBusiness Development Manager, Offshore Business Unit, Technip, France

“A successful project requires strategic construction planning. The technology solution is a key driver of the construction strategy; however constructability and installability often drive the selection process.”

Mr. Arunabha SenCountry Manager India, J Ray McDermott, Middle East Inc.

(L to R) Mr. Yogesh Bhatnagar, Executive Director, ONGC, Mr. Arunabha Sen, Country Manager India, J Ray McDermott, Middle East, Mr. S K Srivastava, Director General, Directorate General of Hydrocarbons and Mr. Victor Alessandrini, Business Development Manager, Offshore Business Unit, Technip, France

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Case Study “Selected development concept involves full Sub-sea production system with shallow water control, Riser platform and onshore gas handling terminal. Design and selection of equipment and facilities are guided by safety in operations, proven technology as far

as possible, use of standard equipment/product, simplicity in design and operation, flexibility for integration of other known and future discoveries, maximizes reliability and availability and ease of construction / installation.”

Mr. Naresh NarangSenior Vice President, Development Projects Reliance Industries Ltd.

“Production and control systems were taken up on a priority soon after the arrival of FPSO. This involved reassessment of riser pull-in sequence regularly. Precommissioning started shortly after pull in of the production risers and control systems

precommisiioning was linked to production. First production loop and associated umbilical were completed on time for first oil followed by completion of two other loops shortly after first oil.”

Mr. Vel MourouvapinBusiness Development Manager, Subsea Unit India, Technip, France.

“Commissioning plan for deepwater program must be considered from day one of detailed engineering and entire project team must be aware about the plan. The operating team should play an active role in execution of plan.”

Mr. Mike WeatherwaxTechnical Director India, Mustang

(L to R) Mr. Vel Mourouvapin, Business Development Manager, Subsea Unit India, Technip, France., Mr. Mike Weatherwax, Technical Director India, Mustang, Mr. Naresh Narang, Senior Vice President, Development Projects Reliance Industries Ltd. and Mr. Sergio A Laura , General Manager, E&I India Ltd

Visit to the Exhibition

Conference in Progression

Q & A Session

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Latest Trends in Offshore E & P Technology

“Number of deep water rigs will almost double by the year 2012. The number of deepwater findings will undoubtedly increase growing with the requirements for floating production system. This frontier area will demand technological excellence as operators

will face complex technological challenges due to deep water exploration, strong environmental concerns, and increasing regulatory limitations with costly implications on operational procedures.”

Mr. Pekka PaasivaaraExecutive Member of the Board, Germanischer Lloyd

“Marlim project is a pilot project and first subsea separation system for heavy oil in a mature, deepwater field. This is a mature field in operation since 1991. Pipe Separator Technology can be used for reinjection of water into production reservoir and separation of heavy oil in

subsea environment.”

Mr. Colin Swan, System Engineering Manager, FMC

“Globally, around 70 percent of oil production is coming from mature fields. There are vast amounts of unrecovered hydrocarbons lying in mature fields, which need to be recovered using new technologies to meet the increasing demand. In the era

of reduced green field opportunities, mature fields hold the key for sustaining supply.”

Mr. S. Bhattacharya, General Manager (Res.), ONGC

“Fundamental research is required to develop future umbilical solutions for deep water and subsea installations that require a dedicated team to enhance the current technologies to overcome the challenges for deepwater applications.”

Mr. Ian Probyn, Senior Engineer,R & D Technip DUCO,UK.

“SLOR production system offers an attractive solution due to the ability for pre-installation, thus taking it off the critical path and reducing limitations imposed by vessel availability and installation condition. The de-coupling of the vessel with the riser via a flexible

jumper also results in increased riser stability during storms or other events that increase the vessel motions. Shorter time to first oil and ability to allow for an organic field expansion also make SLOR production system a riser solution that is designed with installation and in-service in mind.”

Mr. Madhu HariharanPrinicpal Engineer , 2H Offshore, Houston , TX

“Our client faced the challenge of managing over 15,000 production and injection wells in a mature oil field with limited resources. Maximum time was being spent on data collection from legacy based databases for input into adhoc tools. We offered them solutions

to manage overall operations efficiently.”

Mr. Biswajit Chakraborty, Director, SAIC.

(L to R) Mr. Biswajit Chakraborty, Director, SAIC., Mr. Ian Probyn, Senior Engineer,R & D Technip DUCO,UK., Mr. Pekka Paasivaara, Executive Member of the Board, Germanischer Lloyd, Mr. Madhu Hariharan, Prinicpal Engineer , 2H Offshore, Houston , TX, Mr. Colin Swan, System Engineering Manager, FMC and Mr. S. Bhattacharya, General Manager (Res.), ONGC


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Advance Offshore Technologies For E & P

“Now India being more globalized, it would be a very interesting challenge for all the people in this industry especially the younger talent to swing back to the engineering industry and the manufacturing industry from purely the service industry.”

Mr. K. VenkatarmananMember of the Board & President (Operations) , Larsen & Toubro Ltd.

“Brown field engineering can only be as accurate as the As-built data gathering in plants. New 3-D Laser Scanning Technology helps to overcome the problems of conventional systems and yield better results irrespective of challenges such as restricted

accessibility to plant areas due to elevation, noise, weather and contamination etc.”

Mr. Madanan Sankara MararEngineering Manager, Impac, Mumbai.

“As scopes of the project in the oil and gas industry widen dramatically. Siemens’ single – source supply concept provides a means for a significant reduction of CAPEX and project management complexity. It integrates a multitude of technologies

and processes tailored to deliver ultimate quality in every respect. ”

Dr. Carsten - Suennke BerendsenVice President, Oil and Gas Division (India & South Asia), Siemens India Ltd.

“The challenges with high pressure can often be relatively easily covered through designing ‘more’ of the same; increase sizes, wall thicknesses or using higher strength materials. The high temperature case however affects the system differently as it may directly

change the material properties and behaviour of systems. Temperature also affects ‘neighbouring’ components such as coating and insulation systems.”

Mr. Morten PedersenVP – MSP/SPS Concepts & Studies, Aker Solutions, Norway.

“World energy basket is likely to remain dominant with fossil fuels. Gas hydrates are considered to be as an energy resource for the next decade. Natural gas has become a geopolitical commodity due to uneven distribution. There is huge energy resource potential

of natural gas hydrates. USA, Canada, Japan, India and China have accelerated efforts on exploration and production of gas hydrates.”

Dr. Pushpendra KumarDy. General Manager, IEOT-ONGC

(L to R) Dr. Pushpendra Kumar, Dy. General Manager, IEOT – ONGC, Mr. Morten Pedersen, VP – MSP/SPS Concepts & Studies, Aker Solutions, Norway, Mr. K. Venkatarmanan, Member of the Board & President (Operations) , Larsen & Toubro Ltd., Dr. Carsten - Suennke Berendsen, Vice President, Oil and Gas Division (India & South Asia), Siemens India Ltd., Dr. Longrée, Wolf-Dieter, Managing Director, Impac Offshore Engineering GmbH, Hamburg, and Mr. Madanan Sankara Marar, Engineering Manager, Impac, Mumbai

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Health, Safety And Environment

“Concern about health safety and environment in the oil and gas sector is gaining momentum through out the world as this is the prime driver for sustainability of energy sector. Unless we emphasize on HSE we cannot go extra mile in our energy security. ”

Mr. J B VermaExecutive Director, OISD, MoPNG, GOI

(L to R) Mr. Peter Thurnherr, CEO,Thuba, Switzerland, Mr. Hari Kumar, Director Rajasthan Projects Cairn India Ltd., Mr. J B Verma, Executive Director, OISD, MoPNG, GOI, Mr. Ito Tadashi, Licensing Manager of Flue Gas, Chiyoda, Japan and Mr. Roger Moore, Executive Consultant, Behavioral Science Technology, Singapore.

“The very presumption of this project was that contractors are not simply commercial vendors, they are our partners. Implementation of safe practices was carried out and the contractors were engaged right from the pre-bid stage with strong emphasis on safety.”

Mr. Hari KumarDirector Rajasthan Projects Cairn India Ltd.

“We developed CT 101 technology in 1970’s when Japan was facing severe environmental challenges. This technology was later upgraded and CT 121 was developed that is in use in Japan and also exported to various countries.”

Mr. Ito TadashiLicensing Manager of Flue Gas, Chiyoda, Japan

“World class safety requires behavioral alignment at all levels of the organizations, which include executive leaders , managers , supervisors and frontline workers. A strong organizational culture has a higher probability of sustaining excellent

safety and business performance. ”

Mr. Roger MooreExecutive Consultant, Behavioral Science Technology, Singapore.

“The design of the installation , selection of equipment and erection covered as per standards must be carried out only by trained personnel in the fields of protection and installation practices, relevant rules and regulations and on the general principles of area

classification.”

Mr. Peter Thurnherr, CEO,Thuba, Switzerland


Risk Management in E & P Industry

“E&P projects are characterized by intense use of capital and high rates of profitability; however small changes in execution programme due to improvement or execution delays can bring about positive or negative impact that result in economic consequences.

An adequate follow up of the daily execution work helps to timely identify, possible deviations that project could suffer during its execution. Therefore it is necessary to select right project execution methodology in order to maintain and enhance project’s value.”

Mr. Mukesh SharmaED (Chief Offshore Engg. Services), ONGC.

“When we talk of geology and geophysical part of development project, in deepwater there are relatively more uncertainties with stratigraphic reservoirs and characterization of these reservoirs become very difficult. We cannot afford to have more appraisal drilling because of the cost. Resolving uncertainty is required to improve reservoir characterization.”

Mr. Subhash C. VarmaPresident –Development, Reliance Industries Limited.

“ Production Services Network (PSN) is a global provider of engineering , operations and maintenance services. Safety is at the heart of everything we do. The health and safety of our people is our greatest responsibility”

Mr Jim CameronGlobal Lead of Safety & Environmental Engineering Studies, PSN Singapore

(L to R) Mr. Mukesh Sharma , ED (Chief Offshore Engg. Services), ONGC, Mr.Subhash C. Varma, President –Development, Reliance Industries Limited., Mr. Nelson Narciso, Director ANP Brazil and Mr Jim Cameron, Global Lead of Safety & Environmental Engineering Studies , PSN Singapore

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Asset Integrity Management

“In recent years the world has become a more dangerous place. The changing risk environment and the changing tolerance levels for risks by organizations, are leading the O&G industry to revise their old philosophies on security. Although total elimination of risks may be

unachievable it is certainly possible to reduce risks substantially, by upgrading facilities to be ‘hard targets’.”

Mr. Peter LalorRegional Director – Middle East & Asia, Westminster International Ltd.

“As pipeline infrastructures age, inspection and maintenance programs are needed to maintain integrity and promote longevity. However, the selection of appropriate, yet cost-effective, methods is still widely considered to be more of an art than science. There are numerous factors to

consider in pipeline management like, design, construction, operation, protection, inspection, maintenance, repair and rehabilitation etc.”

Mr. David AmmermanEngineering Manager, L&T Gulf Pvt Ltd

“Deepwater ‘Lifecycle’ integrity challenges are evolving technology & knowledge. There are extreme environments such as high/low P&T, flow assurance, sand, hydrates, wax, routing. Another challenge is complex field designs and Inspection Monitoring Repair (IMR).”

Mr. Andrew MillsPrincipal Integrity Engineer, Wood Group Integrity Management (WGIM).Jakarta

(L to R) Mr. David Ammerman, Engineering Manager, L&T Gulf Pvt Ltd, Mr. Peter Lalor, Regional Director – Middle East & Asia, Westminster International Ltd., Mr. Hubert Mignot, Regional Marine Chief Executive (India, Sri Lanka & Bangladesh), Bureau Veritas and Mr. Andrew Mills, Principal Integrity Engineer, Wood Group Integrity Management (WGIM).Jakarta

HR & Training

“I appreciate the organizers for dedicating a session for human resources as these are the most important assets of an organization. I am sure that this session would have given some ideas and solutions you may take to your respective organizations and explore.”

Dr. Sujaya Banerjee, Chief Learning Officer, Essar Group

“Petroleum industry would offer ample job opportunities for young engineers to establish their careers. Working in the global environment would be rewarding as well as challenging for them and offer the scope to become a global employee.”

Prof. P. K. Banik, Director-School of Petroleum Technology, Pandit Deen Dayal Petroleum University

“On the job training along with in class training can accelerate the development of leaders significantly. With mentoring and role modeling as the way of life allows the whole system to work effectively.”

Mr. Faridun Dotiwalla, Associate Principal, McKinsey & Co.

“ONGC envisages building and nurturing a world class human capital for leadership in energy business with the mission to continuously innovate best in-class HR practices to support business leaders through engaged, empowered and enthused employees.”

Dr. Tarun Chakraborti, GGM, Head ONGC Academy

(L to R) Prof. P. K. Banik, Director-School of Petroleum Technology, Pandit Deen Dayal Petroleum University, Dr. Tarun Chakraborti, GGM, Head ONGC Academy, Dr. Sujaya Banerjee, Chief Learning Officer, Essar Group and Mr. Faridun Dotiwalla, Associate Principal, McKinsey & Co.


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Infrastructure & Logistics

“The Oil & Gas industry has to boost recovery and increase production of oil fields at the time when the world is entering a new energy era. Overall energy efficiency and oil recovery efficiency will improve, environmental harmony will grow, oil, gas, and coal will continue

to dominate for a period. But I think we can see that the renewables are fast catching up.”

Dr. R. V. AhilanManaging Director, Advanced Engineering Consulting, GL Nobel Denton

“We provide offshore production system to meet the demands of the Oil & Gas industry worldwide either on a lease or turnkey basis. We manage the concept, design, delivery and operation to meet the demands of any offshore environment.”

Mr. Nicolas AbelaMarketing & Sales Asia Pacific Area Manager, SBM Offshore Contractors Inc.,

“Oil companies are looking to exploit new and larger reservoir in their increasing quest to bridge demand -supply gap. This has resulted in the increased sizes of the decks required to process the reservoir fluids offshore.”

Mr. Ravi KashyapPresident- Energy Development & Services, Aker Solutions Asia Pacific Sdn. Bhd., KL, Malaysia

“Bureau Veritas has developed its own rules in addition to international and national standards such as rules for the classification of offshore units, loading and offloading buoys, construction survey of steel structures and offshore units, classification and certification of

cranes onboard ships and offshore structures, certification of fiber ropes for deepwater offshore services and classification and certification of offshore LNG Terminals.”

Mr. Thomas BarberonHead of Hydrodynamics & Mooring Sections, Deputy Manager Oil & Gas Technical Section, Bureau Veritas

“Duplex steel grades have been tailored to have an increased resistance to localized corrosion, such as pitting and crevice corrosion most frequently caused by chlorides. Due to this two phase structure duplex also has a great resistance to stress corrosion cracking

and gives a higher mechanical properties.”

Mr. Jean Lue LANOSGeneral Manager Oil & Gas and Petrochemicals, Outokumpu N.V.

(L to R) Mr. Nicolas Abela, Marketing & Sales Asia Pacific Area Manager, SBM Offshore Contractors Inc., Mr. Ravi Kashyap, President- Energy Development & Services, Aker Solutions Asia Pacific Sdn. Bhd., KL, Malaysia, Dr.R.V. Ahilan, Managing Director, Advanced Engineering Consulting, GL Nobel Denton, Mr. Thomas Barberon, Head of Hydrodynamics & Mooring Sections, Deputy Manager Oil & Gas Technical Section, Bureau Veritas and Mr. Jean Lue LANOS, General Manager Oil & Gas and Petrochemicals, Outokumpu N.V.

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“India depends highly on imports to meet with the country’s oil requirement, which is bound to increase during the coming years. Though East Coast of India seems to have some promising assets, this would require India to adopt a methodical approach to monetize these

assets into real productive facilities.”

Mr. Pothen PaulChairman & India Country Manager, Aker Powergas Pvt Ltd

Valedictory SessionFostering Collaboration Among Stakeholders

Operational Excellence & Performance Excellence

“In 1997, Brazil had only one oil producing company, reserves of 7.8 billion barrels of oil equivalent and produced 800,000 barrels of oil. Opening the Brazilian economy saw the flow of new technologies, knowledge and global view with regard to geology, geophysics

and production. Possibility of using world wide knowledge has been a big contributing factor in development process.”

Mr. Nelson Narciso, Director, ANP Brazil

“In order to increase the domestic oil production, Indian Oil and Gas companies need to drill more, have a flexible process and develop a model to increase the production over next few years which would require strong political will.”

Mr. Ivan Replumaz, President, SBM Malaysia

“Communicating with the existing players can help those new in the field of oil and gas discoveries gain knowledge and experience hence seek another point of view and adopt best practices.”

Mr. Thomas BarberonHead of Hydrodynamic & Mooring Section and Deputy Manager, Oil & Gas Section, Bureau Veritas

“It is not impossible to find ways of contracting to avoid participating organizations to get into adverse situations. Typically, pressure between the rewards that tax payer expects for his taxes and regulations prevent a company with assets from exploiting them

efficiently. Forming alliances with people and adopting Risk-Reward approach can be beneficial up to a great extent.”

Dr. R V AhilanManaging Director, Advanced Engineering Consulting, G L Noble Denton

“Collaboration among all the stakeholders about assets, cost control, contracting and operations can help an organization achieve true excellence, which requires a clean enabler. Bringing intelligent solutions to industry would be helpful to foster collaboration among stake

holders.”

Mr. Anindya Chatterjee, Executive Director, Rolta India Ltd

(L to R) Mr. Thomas Barberon, Head of Hydrodynamic & Mooring Section and Deputy Manager, Oil & Gas Section,Bureau Veritas, Mr. Nelson Narciso, Director, ANP Brazil, Mr. Ivan Replumaz, President, SBM Malaysia, Mr. Pothen Paul, Chairman & India Country Manager, Aker Powergas Pvt Ltd, Dr. R V Ahilan, Managing Director, Advanced Engineering Consulting, G L Noble Denton and Mr. Anindya Chatterjee, Executive Director, Rolta India Ltd


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Energy Conference & Technology Exposition

International Conferences 2010ENERTECH 2010

Indian power sector is currently going through a phase of significant changes, rapid transformations and massive capacity additions. Government has undertaken the task to increase the generation capacity and envisages Energizing India - 2017; however there are various challenges that can be addressed through collaborative approach and efforts by all the players in the sector.

An economy’s growth, development, ability to handle global competition is all dependent on the availability, reliability and quality of the power sector. As the Indian economy continues to surge ahead, electrification and electricity services have been expanding concurrently to support the growth rate. The demand for power is growing exponentially and the scope of growth of this sector is immense.

ENERTECH 2010 served as the ideal platform for the industry to voice out their concerns for the growth, discuss the opportunities available and discuss the future road map for Energizing India 2017.

Theme : Energizing India 2017

New Generation Technologies

“Technology is the main driver for development in the energy sector. India and China are poised to see major developments during the coming decade”.

Mr. N. N. Misra, Executive Director (CC&M), NTPC Ltd

(L to R) Dr. Ravi Segal, Head-India System Application Engg, GE Infra, Mr. Jogesh Singh, Manager (Burner Div), Jasubhai Engineering, Mr. Aloke K. Ghoshal, Department of Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, India, Mr. N. N. Misra, Executive Director (CC&M), NTPC Ltd, Dr. K. Pathak, IIT, Kharagpur, Mr. A.K.Sinha, GM (Project Engg.), NTPC and Mr. S.T.H. Rizvi, Executive Director (CEPD, ARP, TL&JV), BHEL, New Delhi “BHEL has been developing Integrated

Gasification Combined Cycle (IGCC) technology since early 80’s and has gained a lot of experience in the development and operation of the plant. It has employed Pressurized Fluidized Bed Gasification (PFBG)

technology, which suits the Indian coals”.

Mr. S.T.H. Rizvi, Executive Director (CEPD, ARP, TL&JV), BHEL, New Delhi

“Coal will remain mainstay fuel for power generation, despite the growing share of renwables in the near future. Rapid capacity creation will demand innovative project management and execution technologies”.

Mr. A.K.Sinha, GM (Project Engg.), NTPC

“Technological challenges in Indian Power Sector exist in the fields of cyber-security, technological obsolescence and data warehousing where information must be provided in time for corporate users and stakeholders”.

Dr. Ravi SegalHead-India System Application Engg, GE Infra

“A Carbon Authority has to be set up and a National Institute of Carbon Management could commence processes for technology development and validation with participation of competent institutions along with research organizations and this should

be initiated instantly.”

Dr. K. Pathak, IIT, Kharagpur

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Opportunities& Challenges in Capacity Addition

“We are here to discuss solutions on issues such as manufacturing scarcity, skilled manpower, problem of water availability and land acquisition with environment cleanses”.

Mr. I. J. Kapoor, Director (Commercial), NTPC

(L to R) Mr. S. C. Mittal, General Manager - Marketing (Power Sector), Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd., Mr. I. J. Kapoor, Director (Commercial), NTPC, Mr. A. K. Jha, Executive Director (Project Monitoring), NTPC Ltd. and Mr. Satish C. Sharma, President, KSK Dibbin Hydro Power Pvt Ltd

“BHEL is fully geared up to meet demand for power plant equipments in the country as it is a major manufacturer of power plant equipment for various fuels and has fully indigenized technology up to 600 MW from world leaders”.

Mr. S. C. MittalGeneral Manager - Marketing (Power Sector), Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd.

“For a successful EPC contract, the owner must have clarity of scope and quality. He must be able to define the performance guarantee parameters well”.

Mr. A. K. JhaExecutive Director (Project Monitoring), NTPC Ltd.

“Hydro Projects bring development and prosperity to the remote areas and deserve a special status even for medium capacity projects to attract investment”.

Mr. Satish C. SharmaPresident, KSK Dibbin Hydro Power Pvt Ltd

Transmission

“Transmission is a natural monopoly, which must be regulated. Since it is a cost plus approach there has to be a fixed regulated rate of return as there is no competition”.

Mr. Pankaj Batra, Chief (Engineering) CERC

(L to R) Mr. Siva Subramanyam, GE Energy, Mr. Pankaj Batra, Chief (Engineering) CERC, Mr. Y. K. Sehgal, Executive Director (SEF, CE & IT), Power Grid Corpn. of India Ltd. and Mr. M. S. Rao, Vice President, Head- Mumbai Transmission, Reliance Infrastructure Ltd

“A typical power infrastructure of about 4000 MW needs 2600 acres of land along with 12-15 million Mt of coal / annum, 35000 m³ of water /day, 16000 tonnes of Fly ash disposal and associated sub stations with an additional distribution network in the

load centers”.

Mr. M. S. RaoVice President, Head- Mumbai Transmission, Reliance Infrastructure Ltd

“Though India has been very active in power grid trying to keep up pace with technological trends, but from the standpoint of technology obsolesce it continues to face challenges”.

Mr. Siva Subramanyam, GE Energy

“Power Grid has taken up pilot projects towards Smart Grid for certain critical area before it is implemented countrywide. This would support utilities in making optimal usage of the transmission grid capacity and prevent the spread of disturbances”.

Mr. Y. K. Sehgal,Executive Director (SEF, CE & IT), Power Grid Corpn. of India Ltd.

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Energy Conference & Technology Exposition

Distribution Reforms

“The main problem that we have in our country today is the loses that happen on the distribution side, which is the last part of the electricity value chain and we loose one 1/3rd of the energy that we generate”.

Mr. Arup GhoshCOO, NDPL (A JV of Tata Power & Govt. of Delhi)- Distribution Loss Reduction

(L to R) Mr. Arunabha Basu, Head (Technology), NDPL, Mr. Arup Ghosh, COO, NDPL (A JV of Tata Power & Govt. of Delhi)- Distribution Loss Reduction and Mr. R. C. Agarwal, MD, Noida Power Company Ltd

“About 100 percent of electricity transmission in India is owned by public sector and about 13 percent of electricity distribution is possessed by private sector”.

Mr. R. C. Agarwal, MD, Noida Power Company Ltd

“The smart grid is an ‘energy internet’, delivering real-time energy information and knowledge-empowering smarter energy choices. Considering energy challenges we currently face a solution needs to be initiated quickly”.

Mr. Arunabha Basu, Head (Technology), NDPL

Fuels

“In India’s growing gas market, current consumption stands at 55 BCM. Demand will continue to outstrip supply, as by 2011-12 demand is set to increase to 103 BCM whereas supply is expected to reach 88 BCM”.

Mr. Rajeev MathurGeneral Manager, (Marketing)-In Charge, GAIL (India) Ltd

“Process of natural carbon migration from one reservoir to another can be generated as understanding of natural carbon contributes to excess carbon dioxide handling”.

Mr. P. N. PrasadNuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd.

Panel Discussion

“To achieve Government’s policy, of ‘power for all’ by 2012 there has to be adequacy of generation, adequacy of transmission and adequacy of distribution. Unless these are fulfilled it will be difficult to achieve the target aimed for 2012”.

Mr. Pankaj Batra, Chief (Engineering) CERC

“In India around 65-70 percent of coal is being consumed in the power sector where one tonne of coal leads to 1.27 tonnes of CO2 emission and that brings tremendous amount of responsibility on the power sector as to how these emissions can be minimized”.

Mr. D. K. Agarwal, General Manger, CenPEEP

“Ours will be the best power system in the world in spite of the overdrawal, underdrawal and other hurdles by the system. The growth in the last 3-4 years has been tremendous in all the areas with work on several objectives of electricity due to open market. Though

there are many things that need to be done and achieved which will conclude on a positive note”.

Mr. Y. K. Sehgal, Executive Director, PGCIL

Q & A Session

Regulatory Framework

“As electricity shortages continue more litigation regulators are being created. People wonder why regulators are hired, who add to congestion. Regulatory framework is a very wide subject and measures are being taken to develop the market.”

Dr. Pramod Deo, Chairman, CERC

(L to R) Mr. Jayant Deo, Managing Director & CEO, IEEX, Mrs. Rupa Devi Singh, Managing Director & CEO, PXIL, Dr. Pramod Deo, Chairman, CERC, Mr. Rahul Banerjee, Sr. Adviser, CERC and Mr. M. G. Raoot, Executive Director, WRLDC-PGCIL

“Important ingredients of a market consist of large number of buyers and sellers, some intermediaries who also help the buyers & sellers and institutions, which help frame rules of the game. This kind of a set-up choice and competition would make the market work”.

Mr. Rahul Banerjee, Senior Advisor, CERC

“Power exchanges are developed as self-regulating market infrastructure with widely held ownership from sector participants under the regulatory jurisdiction of the market regulator”

Mrs. Rupa Devi Singh, Managing Director & CEO, PXIL

“An ISO should have the primary responsibility to ensure short-term reliability of grid operations. Its role in this responsibility should be well-defined and comply with applicable standards set by NERC and the regional reliability council”.

Mr. M. G. Raoot, Executive Director, WRLDC-PGCIL“In case of energy shortage supply the commission will decide hours and retail consumption will be estimated after considering supply condition prevailing in the state as per load shedding protocol”

Mr. Jayant Deo, Managing Director & CEO, IEEX

Conference in Progression

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Leadership & Excellence Awards forOCANTEX 2010

CHEMTECH Foundation recognizes the spirit of entrepreneurship and talents that make India proud. The achievements and contributions made by individuals, companies and institutions having the passion for excellence were bestowed the Prestigious LEADERSHIP & EXCELLENCE for OCEANTEX 2010 and SHIPPING & MARINE 2010. The Awards were finalized by distinguished panel led by Mr. S C Tripathi, Chairman Awards Committee, OCEANTEX 2010 and Ex-Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Government of India.

The OCEANTEX 2010 Awards were presented by His Excellency Sh. Kateekal Sankaranarayanan, Governor of Maharashtra in a glittering ceremony on 4th March 2010 at Intercontinental, The Lalit. CHEMTECH Foundation conferred Hall of Fame Award upon Late. Mr. Subir Raha, Ex- Chairman & Managing Director ONGC. Mr. A M Naik, Chairman Larsen & Toubro Ltd received the Business Leader of the Year Award.

OCEANTEX 2010 Awards for Outstanding Achievement were also presented in the categories, Exploration and Production, Natural Gas, Oil Refining Plant & Machinery, Engineering Services, Energy Conservation, Oil Field Chemicals, Research & Development and Young Entrepreneur.

Eminent personalites the Award Function : (L to R) Mr. S. Hajara, CMD, The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd, His Excellancy Shri Kateekal Sankaranarayanan, Governor of Maharashtra, Mr. Jasu Shah, Chairman, CHEMTECH Foundation and Mr. D. T. Joseph, IAS Former Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India

Mr. Jasu Shah welcomes His Excellancy Shri Kateekal Sankaranarayanan, Governor of Maharashtra

A token of appreciation from Mr. S. Hajara to His Excellancy Shri Kateekal Sankaranarayanan, Governor of Maharashtra

OCEANTEX 2010 AWARDS

Honouring Leadership & ExcellenceHall of Fame

Late Mr. Subir Raha (1948- 2010)Ex-Chairman & Managing Director ONGC and Ex-Chairman ONGC Videsh Ltd.

Business Leader of the Year Award

Mr. A. M. NaikChairman, Larsen & Toubro Ltd.

Outstanding AchievementEXPLORATION & PRODUCTION

Dr. Rabi BastiaSr. Vice President - Exploration, Reliance Industries Ltd

Outstanding AchievementNATURAL GAS

Mr. P. M. S. PrasadExecutive Director & CEO (Petroleum), Reliance Industries Ltd.

Outstanding AchievementOIL REFINING

Mr. B. N. BankapurDirector Refineries, Indian Oil Corporation

Outstanding AchievementPLANT AND EQUIPMENT

Mr. B. P. RaoChairman & Managing Director, Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd.

Outstanding AchievementENGINEERING SERVICES

Mr. A. K. PurwahaChairman & Managing Director, Engineers India Ltd.

Outstanding AchievementENERGY CONSERVATION

Dr. K. S. BalaramanProfessor at Chemical Engineering & Material Science,

Amrita School of Engineering

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OCEANTEX 2010 AWARDS

Honouring Leadership & Excellence

YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR

Mr. Rahul DhirManaging Director & Chief Executive Officer, Cairn India Limited

Outstanding AchievementEMERGING INDIAN MNCs

Mr. K. VenkataramananMember of the Board & President (Operations), Larsen & Toubro Limited.

Outstanding AchievementEMERGING LEADING COMPANY

Mr. Mahdoom BavaDirector, Nafto Gaz India Pvt. Ltd

Outstanding AchievementOIL FIELD CHEMICALS

Mr. Dheeraj PuriDirector, Global Drilling Fluids and Chemicals Ltd

Outstanding AchievementRESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Dr. Pushpendra KumarDeputy General Manager & Head-Gas Hydrates & Advance Composite Materials at

Institute of Engineering and Ocean Technology (IEOT), ONGC, Panvel

Audience at the Award Function


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OCEANTEX 2010 Exhibitors SMP 2010 Exhibitors ENERTECH 2010 Exhibitors

OCEANTEX, SMP & ENERTECH 2010Visitors Designation Wise

OCEANTEX 2010 Delegate Profile SMP 2010 Delegate Profile ENERTECH 2010 Delegate Profile

OCEANTEX 2010 Delegates (Location wise) SMP 2010 Delegates (Location wise) ENERTECH 2010 Delegates (Location wise)

EXHIBITORS

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VISITORS

SPEAKERS

COUNTRIES

DELEGATES

223 Exhibitors including

53 Overseas Exhibitors

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• The Council of EU Chambers of Commerce in India• Pipelines Industry Guild, (UK)• International Marine Contractors Association (UK)• The China Petroleum & Petrochemical Technology

and Equipment (China)

India Indian Indian

Maharashtra Maharashtra Maharashtra

China Overseas Overseas

Delhi Gujarat Gujarat

Korea / Netherlands

Overseas Delhi Delhi

US / UAE / Singapore

Uttar Pradesh Andra Pradesh / Karnataka Andra Pradesh / KarnatakaTamil Nadu / Karnataka Goa Goa

Andra Pradesh / Haryana Overseas Overseas

Uttarakhand / Gujarat Haryana Haryana

87% 92% 93%

8% 7%

63% 53% 50%

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12% 11% 15%

GM / DGM35% Port Managers / Students Asst. Managers / Researchers36% 30%

MD / CEO22% Directors / CEOs / Managers DGM / General Managers26% 25%

Process Engineers19% Vice Presidents / General Managers14% Sr. Managers/ Vice Presidents / Engineers20%

Sales Managers17% Engineers / MDs / Head-Port Equipment10% Sales Managers / Scientific Officers15%

Students Finance Advisors / Board Members /Presidents AGM’s / Business Unit Heads / Consultants5% 9% 8%

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SMPShipping, Marine & Ports

WORLD EXPO 2010

• Plant Managers 18%

• Asst. Manager 14%

• Purchase Managers 11%

• Project Managers 10%

• Students 9%

• Sales Managers 7%

• Managers 5%

• Engineers 5%

• Consultants 5%

• Directors 4%

• MDs 2%

• CEOs 2%

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International Exhibition

The International Exhibition

Last two decades have been years of tremendous growth, prosperity and also a huge demand for energy for India. Energy is the driver for the growth engines and sustained growth requires sustained energy supply. For a fast growing nation like India energy security is of prime concern, and on the supply side, the next decade is

extremely challenging for our country.

Indian oil & gas sector is stepping up exploration & production activities in order to meet with the increasing energy demand. Many international companies have entered the Indian market to explore the business opportunities. OCEANTEX 2010 showcased latest products, machinery and equipments for the Oil& Gas industry, which received tremendous response from the users. The exhibition was visited by the top notch industry leaders from Indian and international oil & gas industry. Two day conference program witnessed the experts deliberate and discuss the challenges that the industry was facing and the need to address the issues in tandem with Government.

Power Sector plays a key role in the economic growth of a country. Indian power sector has grown significantly during the past two decades. As the Indian economy continues to surge ahead, electrification and electricity services have been expanding concurrently to support the growth rate. The demand for power is growing exponentially and the scope of growth of this sector is immense. Although coal remains the mainstay source of

energy for power, India has abundant renewable resources that need to be used to their full potential to overcome the demand deficit in the country.

CHEMTECH Foundation launched the first edition of ENERTECH World Expo series this year, a comprehensive energy industry event to strive to focus the accelerative growth in the power sector in India by focusing into key areas. ENERTECH World Expo 2010, exhibition received tremendous support from the industry and had participants from India and overseas. ENERTECH 2010 showcased the latest products, machinery, equipment & developments in the industry.

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Offshore and Energy Conference & Technology Exposition

LARSEN AND TOUBRO LIMITED

ROLTA INDIA LTD.

PANAM ENGINEERS LTD

OUTOKUMPU OYJ

GEI INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS LTD

OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORPORATION LTD

GUJARAT STATE PETROLEUM CORPORATION LTD

HILTON METAL FORGINGS LTD

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ELECTROMECH MATERIAL HANDLING

TRIDENT POWERCRAFT PRIVATE LIMITED

SIDVIN CORE-TECH (I) PVT. LTD.

CROMPTON GREAVES LTD

BONFIGLIOLI TRANSMISSIONS PVT LTD

RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LTD.

VELOSI CERTIFICATION SERVICES INDIA PVT LTD

TECHNIP KTI LTD

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MOTT MACDONALD CONSULTANTS ( INDIA ) PVT LTD

SINTEX INDUSTRIES LIMITED

MAXIMATOR INDIA PVT LTD

ROTEX AUTOMATION LIMITED

CHEMTROLS INDUSTRIES LTD

PRAKASH STEELAGE LTD

FENIX PROCESS TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD

ADVANCE VALVES PVT LTD

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K-TEK LEVEL ENGINEERING PVT LTD

SANDVIK ASIA LTD

SHANDONG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR PETROLEUM EQUIPMENT

NTPC LTD.

KEMROCK INDUSTRIES AND EXPORTS LIMITED

INDIGO METALLOYS (P) LTD

JASUBHAI ENGINEERING PVT. LTD

ESSAR OFFSHORE SUBSEA LTD

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TIANHE OIL GROUP CO LTD

GLOBAL TECH ( INDIA ) PVT LTD

THE ORIENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY LTD

BELDEN INDIA

KITTEN ENTERPRISES PVT LTD

POWER GRID

ELECTROPNEUMATICS & HYDRAULICS (I) PVT. LTD.

CHEMTEX GLOBAL ENGINEERS PVT. LTD.

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VAN OORD OFFSHORE BV

BUREAU VERITAS

FABTECH

GL NOBLE DENTON INDIA PVT LTD

KAM - AVIDA ENVIRO ENGINEERS PVT LTD

BLASTLINE INDIA

NAFTO GAZ INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED

FIRETEX PROTECTIVE TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD



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