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THE GLOBAL FORUM DEDICATED TO THE FUTURE OF THE EUROPEAN GAS & LNG INDUSTRY13th - 16th April 2015, Amsterdam

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Pg 2 Flame’s Supporters

Pg 3 Contents Page

Pg 4 The Producer’s Welcome & What You Can Expect From Flame 2015

Pg 5 Setting The Scene For 2015: Industry Insight

Pg 6&7 The Flame 2015 Programme At A Glance

Pg 8 Fresh Perspectives For Flame

Pg 9 Geopolitics & European Security Of Supply

Pg 10&11 Editor’s Choice – The Big Themes For 2015

Pg 12 Meet The Flame Community

Pg 13 How To Make The Most Of Your Time At Flame

Pg 14&15 The Global LNG Summit Programme: Monday 13th April

Pg 16 The Global Gas Pricing Forum Programme: Monday 13th April

Pg 17 The Infrastructure & Regulation Forum Programme: Monday 13th April

Pg 18&19 Main Conference Day 1 Programme: Tuesday 14th April

Pg 20&21 Main Conference Day 2 Programme: Wednesday 15th April

Pg 22&23 Main Conference Day 3 Programme: Thursday 16th April

Pg 24 The Networking Experience

Pg 25-27 The 140+Speaker Faculty

Pg 28-30 Supporters Of Flame

Pg 31 Essential Event Information: Travel, Accommodation etc

Pg 32 Registration & Pricing Information

Monday 13th April

• The Global LNG Summit

• The Regulation & Infrastructure Forum

• The Global Pricing Forum

Tuesday 14th- Thursday 16th April

• Flame Main Conference

EVENT SCHEDULE

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What Can You Expect From the Flame Gas & LNG Event?140+ inspiring senior industry speakers weighing in on the issues that really matter170+ presentations, panels, debates & roundtables on essential industry themesFresh perspectives on the global economy, geopolitics, energy effi ciency & its impact on the energy marketsExpert opinions on global gas pricing trends, security of supply, EU liberalisation, gas trading and the future for the energy mixThe opportunity to hear what the industry really thinks during our annual state of the industry electronic polling panelTime to have your say on the topics most of interest to you in our informal, interactive ‘in the boardroom’ discussionsFantastic industry networking opportunities. Meet old acquaintances, new business contacts and kindred spirits!Numerous Business meetings hosted on your own private meeting table in a quiet area of the conference or at the popular Taqa Coffee House.

I look forward to seeing you in Amsterdam!

Victoria ChattertonConference Director, Flame [email protected]

welcome

Demand, Pricing and Security of SupplyCorrelating the results from the last two years of Flame from our popular trends voting session we have gathered together the important facts and changes you predicted yourselves. Take a look at what you thought last year, to see if we’re still heading in the right direction…

11%24%

18%

13%

About the same level

5-10% above

34%

5-10% below

more than 10% above

more than 10% below

2014 voting:

2014

5-10%below

2013

above

2013 predications 29% said 5-10%

above

2014 predications 29% said 5-10%

below

vs

What do you expect demand to be in the next 10 years?

27%Penetration of

renewable energy

25%Economic

growth

22%Efficiency

improvements

11%Other

14%Relative pricelevels of oil

and gas

Why has this position shifted so dramatically over the last years?

Most of you thought that this was because gas is losing the energy

mix battle to renewables

Hub Pricing: Who’s Winning The Race?

Security of Supply: The Big New Directionfor 2015

LNG supplies from a variety of source

43% 26%21%7%2%

Southern Corridor pipeline

European shalegas production

North Africanpipeline

2014 voting: Which sources of European gas supply do you think will see the biggest increase in the next ten years?

37%33%16%11%3%

LNG supplies from a variety of sourceRussian gas

Southern Corridor pipeline

European shalegas production

North Africanpipeline

2013 voting: Which sources of European gas supply do you think will see the biggest increase in the next ten years?

* Data taken from FLAME Conference 2013 and 2014 electronic polling sessions

Which European Hub Price will be the most important for your organisation over the next

few years?

The struggle for dominance between NBP and TFF is shifting: In 2013 NBP was6% behind and in 2014 you voted TFF

9% ahead

+9%-6%

NBP TFF

What are the future trends for pricing? Will Hub pricing be below or above last year’s levels for the

year ahead? In 2014 you voted and:

Do you agree with the predications you made in 2014? What’s your outlook for the industry and its future for 2015 and beyond?Will opinion on the dominance of LNG supplies change again after the winter to impact our 2015 vote?

60%

19%

60% of you said below 5% or more

19% of you said above 5% or more

vs

5-10% above

About the same level

5-10% below

More than 10% below

More than 10% above

6%

26%

23%

16%

29%

2013 voting:

In your country/region what do you expect temperature corrected

gas demand to be in 10 years time?

5-10%

Setting the Scene for 2015

Temperature Corrected Gas Demand

BULL VS BEAR

Russian gas

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With over 200 attendees, the LNG Summit is a conference in its own right! It represents the European gathering of the LNG Community and sets the agenda before the main conference kicks off.

Big Themes: Europe’s role in the global LNG Market, The Asian buyer’s perspective on market changes, The growth of small scale LNG, Production updates from Qatar & Russia’s Yamal Project, The outlook for US LNG Export, The challenges for global LNG pricing and trading.

Key Speakers:Octávio M. C. Simões, PresidentSEMPRA LNGIgnacio de Aguirre, Head Of StrategyGAS NATURALMark Gyetvay, Deputy Chairman of The Management Board, OAO NOVATEKPhilip Olivier, Global Head Of LNGGDF SUEZAndrew Walker, CEO, BG GROUP

Monday 13th April

The Global LNG Summit

These three full Monday agendas offer you more focused content and expert perspectives on the biggest industry themes for 2015 and beyond.

Back by popular demand, this forum gives you time to get into the intricacies of gas pricing and hub development in a smaller group environment.

Big Themes: An overview of the key regional pricing dynamics, US pricing dynamic developments on the Henry Hub, Russian gas pricing, demystifying Chinese gas pricing, globalisation and convergence of gas prices, the outlook for LNG trading.

Key Speakers:Thierry Bros, Senior Analyst European Gas & LNG Markets, SOCIETE GENERALESergei Komlev, Head Of Contract Structuring & Price Formation DirectorateGAZPROM EXPORTDavid H. Maerz, Global Head, Trading Analytics, BPHoward Rogers, Director, Natural Gas Research Programme, OIESPierre Vergerio, Executive Vice President Midstream Gas, Energy Management and Optimization, EDISON

Monday 13th April

The Global Pricing Forum

Monday 13th April

The Regulation & Infrastructure Forum

ACER has revised its Gas Target Model and progress towards the IEM continues but can the current regulatory framework deliver liberalisation of the European gas market? This Forum has been designed to cover the key developments in depth so you will leave knowing exactly where you stand.

Big Themes: The European regulatory landscape: TSO & infrastructure development, market rules and strategic factors, understanding & implementing network codes, the reality of European liberalisation. Are we able to deliver the internal energy market and the gas target model?

Key Speakers:Kristóf Kovács, Policy Offi cer, Directorate-General for Energy, EUROPEAN COMMISSIONOlivier Lebois, Business Area Manager, System Development, ENTSOGCatharina Sikow, Head of Unit Internal Market: Networks & Regional Initiatives EUROPEAN COMMISSIONNigel Sisman, FounderSISMAN ENERGY CONSULTANCYKatja Yafi mava, Senior Research Fellow, OIES

Flame 2015 Programme At A Glance


You can use the Flame App to manage your time at the event by keeping up to date with changing sessions and setting reminders for your favourite talks. In addition, the Flame App enables you to view the delegate list and message fellow attendees in advance of the conference

The opening day of the Flame 2015 conference will be all about security of supply. We will be looking at new sources of gas, what Europe is doing to secure supply and where we are after the winter will be discussed in depth.

Breakout Themes:• The Security Of Supply Scenario Game• Global Gas Trading & Pricing• The Reality Of European Liberalisation• The Future Energy Mix• Taqa Gas Storage Bergermeer Workshop

Key Speakers:Rune Bjørnson, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Trading, STATOILChristopher Delbrueck, CEOEON GLOBAL COMMODITIESVladimir Drebentsov, Head of Russia & CIS Economics, BPFrancis Egan, CEOCUADRILLA RESOURCESAdam Sieminski, Chief Administrator, EIA

Tuesday 14th April

Main Conference Day 1

The focus of Day 2 is determining the role of gas in the energy mix. How are we seen, what’s the current view and how can we be proactive to secure our future role in the eyes of the policy makers and the public?

Breakout Themes:• Security Of Supply & Current Supply

Updates• The Reality Of European Liberalisation• Storage & Flexibility• Innovations In Natural Gas

Key Speakers:Dr Fatih Birol, Chief Economist, IEASir John Grant, KCMG, Executive Vice President, Policy and Corporate Affairs, BGDieter Helm, FellowNEW COLLEGE OXFORDAjay Shah, VP (Ventures) Integrated Gas SHELLGraham Weale, Chief Economist, RWE

Wednesday 15th April

Main Conference Day 2Thursday 16th April

Main Conference Day 3

Day 3 is all about the future for the European natural gas market. We will be determining the opportunities for trading and the reality of European liberalisation. The day concludes with a forward thinking afternoon dedicated to industry discussions on new innovations in gas.

Breakout Themes:The European regulatory landscape: the internal energy market and the gas target model, TSO & infrastructure development, market rules and strategic factors, the reality of European liberalisation, understanding & implementing network codes.

Key Speakers:Massimo Di’Oroardo, Principal Analyst,European Gas Research, WOOD MACKENZIE Jean-Claude Depail, President, GIE & EVP, Infrastructure Business Line, GDF SUEZStefan Kamphues, President, ENTSOGKlaus Reinisch, CEOPETRONAS ENERGY TRADINGEdouard Sauvage, Director Of StrategyGDF SUEZ

Programme Highlights


Fresh Perspectives For Flame

All You Need To Know About Negotiation & PersuasionRichard Mullender, Former Lead Trainer at the National Crisis & HostageNegotiation Unit, SCOTLAND YARDRichard, who is also an instructor to the UN and FBI, will be sharing his experiences on the front line of negotiation and exploring lessons in listening, communication and persuasion that can be applied to business relationships.

New Technologies And The Impact They Will Have On Energy DemandPaul Markillie, Innovation EditorTHE ECONOMISTPaul is a world leading expert on the disruptive impact of new technologies and at Flame he will be addressing how the new industrial revolution will effect the oil and gas industries. He will evaluate for you the impact of computer-aided design software, new materials, nanotechnology, cheaper automation, online manufacturing, 3D printing and biotechnology.

The Projected Impact Of Energy Transitions In EuropeGraham Weale, Chief Economist, RWEGraham will be taking to the stage to explain and evaluate the impact of energy effi ciency measures on energy demand. He will be drawing conclusions on what this means for natural gas moving forward.


Geopolitical Insight & Scenario Game Expertise Comes To Flame!John Hulsman Senior Columnist For Foreign Affairs And Political Risk, City AM London & Life Member, US Council On Foreign RelationsJohn will be giving a guest geopolitical address at Flame and then will be hosting a special Washington-inspired simulation dedicated to looking at the possible challenges and outcomes to security of supply. 30 Flame attendees will be able to join John to play this game. Here is what it entails…

Washington-Style Scenario Game On Security Of Supply In Europe

Explanation: This interactive simulation was designed in Washington DC to help government & decision-makers to determine when and how to adapt to changing realities.

Objective: The objective is to provide the game’s Players and the Audience with a

uniquely interactive, insightful and enjoyable framework through which to explore likely outcomes of security of supply challenges in Europe.

Why Join The Simulation?1) The game allows corporate leaders to spot and understand the current strategic

trendlines, enabling them to rise above the myopia of day-to-day tactics and concerns.2) The game allows for free thinking. Most geopolitical and macroeconomic

decision-makers take only a narrow variation of possible outcomes into account however, for truly effective decision-making in the political and

corporate world, it is the contextual disruptors that are the most important events to anticipate.

Geopolitics & European Security Of Supply


Security Of Supply & The Fall Out From The WinterJonathan Stern Chairman of OIES is hosting a morning dedicated to determining how Europe is mobilising to secure supply. Rune Bjørnson, Statoil will offer a producer’s perspective on EU security of supply and then a panel comprising Wolfgang Peters, RWE, Francis Egan, Cuadrilla, Cordi OHara, National Grid & Thierry Bros, Societe General will examine the possible avenues- LNG, storage, new sources and domestic shale gas.

The Evolution Of Global LNGOctávio M. C. Simões, President, SEMPRA LNG, alongside Mark Gyetvay of Novatek & Octavio Simoes of Sempra LNG will be offering production updates. LNG demand, trading, pricing and the prospects for Small Scale LNG will be covered by 20+ industry experts including Philip Olivier, GDF Suez, Ignacio de Aguirre, Gas Natural & Andrew Walker, BG during the Global LNG Summit. (Monday 13th April)

The Role Of Gas In The Future Energy MixDr Fatih Birol, Chief Economist will be presenting the IEA’s latest fi ndings on energy demand, supply and regional growth. An expert panel comprising Ajah Shah, Shell, Sir John Grant, BG, Peder Andreasen, Energinet.dk & Han Fennema of Gasunie will then debate how we can ensure gas is given higher priority in European energy policy and public opinion.

The Prospects For American Shale GasAdam Sieminski, Chief Administrator of the EIA presents a vital outlook for US shale gas production. He is joined by Richard McMahon of the Edison Institute to determine the impact this has had on the US power market and what shale could do for Europe and Jean Abiteboul of Cheniere Supply & Marketing will also be joining to discuss the prospects for US LNG Exports.

Editor’s Choice

Victoria Chatterton, the Director of Flame 2015 has selected the big themes set for discussion at Flame. Information on who is taking on these industry issues is included below...


‘There were so many excellent

presentations at Flame - I would have a hard time trying

to decide which was the best!’

Geoffrey Hureau, Secretary General

CEDIGAZ

Global Gas Pricing DynamicsDavid Maerz, Global Head Of Trading Analytics at BP is joining Howard Rogers, OIES, Pierre Vergerio, Edison & Sergei Komlev, Gazprom Export to present on the challenges for European gas pricing, Russian pricing, henry hub pricing & contract renegotiations during the Global Gas Pricing Forum(Monday 13th April)

Russian Domestic Market & Export StrategyVladimir Drebentsov, Head Of Russia & CIS Economics at BP offers insight into Russia’s evolving export strategy to China alongside Tatiana Mitrova, Energy Research Institute who will share latest research on Russian domestic gas markets.

The Reality Of European LiberalisationStephan Kamphues, President of ENTSOG will be leading a team of experts to debate whether there is enough infrastructure for independence and resilience in Europe. This team comprises George Kay, GIC, Francisco de la Flor Garcia, Enagas, Jean-Claude Depail, GDF Suez and Thierry Trouvé, GRTgaz.

The Challenges OfEuropean Gas TradingStephen Cornish, Directorat Koch Supply & Trading isjoined by Georges Tijbosch of Centrica, Edouard Sauvageof GDF Suez, Klaus Reinischof Petronas Energy Europe andDidier Magne of TrailstoneEurope to evaluate just how farthe European gas market stillhas to go in terms of liquidity,hub development and marketintegration.

The State of The Midstream MarketChristopher Delbrueck, CEO of EON Global Commodities will be joining the famous State Of The Industry Polling Discussion to offer his views on the challenges and opportunities ahead for European Midstream players. He will be sitting alongside Didier Holleaux, GDF SUEZ E&P for the production perspective, Sergey Komlev, Gazprom for the pricing perspective & Gareth Griffi ths, Noble Energy for the trading view.

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Meet The Flame Community

Who Attends?Known as the European meeting place for the global gas community, Flame is the annual meeting place for the industry.

Attendees join from • Oil, Gas & Energy Majors (including ExxonMobil, Statoil, QatarGas, Chevron, ENi, Conocophilips, Shell, Gazprom, BP, Total)

• The Largest European Utilities (including RWE, E.ON, Centrica, GDF Suez, OMV )

• Leading Regulatory Bodies ( European Commission, OFGEM, ACER, ENTSOG)

• The Top Energy Traders (including BP, Noble Group, Duf Energy Trading, Petronas Energy Trading, EDF trading, Koch, Mercuria)

• Forward-thinking Storage Operators & TSOs (including GRTgaz, RWE Gas Storage, National Grid, Centrica Storage, OMV Gas Storage, Energinet.dk)

• Challenging Industry Analysts & Academic Institutions (Oxford Institute Of Energy Studies, The International Energy Agency, Wood Mackenzie, Poyry, Kapsarc, The University Of Oxford)

How Can You Meet With The Flame Community?• From 2 weeks before the conference you can access the MyFlame

Online Networking Platform to see who’s attending, to message people and also arrange meetings.

• We have a number of interactive formats including ‘In The Boardroom’ discussions, Champagne Roundtable Discussions, VIP Lunch tables and, of course, there is always relaxed networking in the Taqa Coffee House and during our drinks receptions!

• In addition - new for 2015 - you can book to reserve a meeting table in a quiet area for the duration of the conference - perfect to host meetings!


Contribute To The Discussions In The Boardroom… Presentations are very useful but sometimes you need to actually be involved in a discussion to see the way forward. Would you like to sit with 20 industry experts and discuss with them the area of the natural gas industry most of interest to you? This is what the ‘In The Boardroom’ sessions offer! Half an hour, boardroom format and Chatham House Rules so you can speak freely and share ideas with the group.

Ensure You Have Take Home From The Conference Sessions…Discussions on the conference stage are fascinating but what will the discussions actually mean for future of the industry? What’s the outcome and impact? These daily ‘Making Sense Of The Morning’ special sections are focussed on making the link between industry willpower and industry reality.

Get To Know Some Fresh Faces… Want to meet someone new but not sure how? Sign up to meet 10 new people within the industry in just 20 minutes. You can exchange business cards, have a quick chat and then decide whether you’d like to follow up. A great way to expand your network!

Reserve A Meeting Table…New for 2015! This year, you can book a private meeting table in a quiet area to host meetings. This table will be yours for the full three days and offer wifi and access to power.

Join Our Engaged Conversations… Thursday afternoon will bring together innovative thinkers to discuss the key opportunities for natural gas in Europe and explore how, why, when and what we can do to make these opportunities a reality and secure the future place for gas in the energy mix. Industry innovators will set the scene, then the audience will group together in focussed roundtables to debate the key issues and fi nally the fi ndings of each roundtable will be presented to the group.

Challenge The Status Quo…Do you think we could improve the industry? Join fellow innovators for frank small group discussions on how we can rethink the gas industry for the better. Topics for discussion will include: How can we sell gas going forward, can gas really work with renewables, what does the public really think of gas & what can we do about it?

How To Make The Most Of Your Time At Flame

For 2015 we have launched new interactive formats to get you thinking, debating and to ensure you have fresh perspectives to take back to the offi ce with you. This is your event-these sessions help you get the most out of it!


The Global LNG Summit Monday 13th April 2015

08.00 Registration & Coffee

08.30 Chairman’s Opening Address Richard Tyler, Oil & Gas Partner, HOGAN LOVELLS

The Evolution Of Global LNG

08.40 European Gas Markets, Global LNG Supply: Never The Twain Shall Meet Again?

Andrew Walker, VP Global LNG, BG GROUP

09.05 Changing Dynamics In global LNG markets: A Research Perspective Anne-Sophie Corbeau, Research Fellow, KAPSARC

09.25 SETTING THE SCENE POLLING DISCUSSIONThe Evolution Of Global LNG patterns: Sorting Reality From HypeStatements to be voted on by the audience and debated by our lively, opinionated panel:

Ignacio de Aguirre, Head Of Strategy, GAS NATURALPhilippe Hochart, Strategy and Communication Director, GDF SUEZAndree Stracke, Chief Commercial Offi cer Origination, RWEGuy Broggi, Senior Advisor, LNG, TOTAL

10.05 GIIGNL Global Report LaunchWaiting For The Wave: The State Of The LNG Industry

Vincent Demoury, Deputy General Delegate, GIIGNL

10.20 Morning Coffee

LNG Supply: Who’s Going To Supply Europe?

10.50 Round The World In 20 Minutes: Which Projects Are Most Promising, How Much Gas Will They Yield & Will We See The Gas In Europe?Production & Export Updates

15mins: Qatar

15mins: East Africa

15mins: Yamal

15mins: USA

20mins: Producer Discussion GroupHow Attractive Is Europe In The Short, Medium & Long Term?Following the production & export updates, each producer will join this interactive discussion & answer questions from the audience

Leslie Palti Gusman, Senior Analyst, EURASIA GROUP

Mark Gyetvay, CFO, Deputy Chairman of The Management Board & Member of The Board Of Directors, OAO NOVATEK

Octávio M. C. Simões, President, SEMPRA LNG

Panel Host: David Ledesma, INDEPENDENT CONSULTANTMark Gyetvay, CFO, Deputy Chairman of The Management Board & Member of The Board Of Directors, OAO NOVATEKOctávio M. C. Simões, President, SEMPRA LNG

12.30 Lunch & Networking Speaker Lunch Tables: • Guy Broggi, TOTAL • Ignacio de Aguirre, GAS NATURAL • Andrew Walker, BG

LNG Demand: Who’s Competing For Tomorrow’s LNG Supply?

13.40 15mins: Asian Market OutlookAn Analysis Of Pricing, Development & Demand Across Asia

15mins: Examining The Evolution In The Supply Chain To Asia

Andy Flower, Independent Consultant, FLOWER LNG

Alex Cull, Oil & Gas Partner, HOGAN LOVELLS


The Global LNG Summit

LNG Demand: Who’s Competing For Tomorrow’s LNG Supply?

13.40 15mins: JapanNew Role Of LNG In Evolving Japanese Energy Market

15mins: Q&A

Akira Myamoto, Executive Researcher, OSAKA GAS COMPANY

14.40 The Klaipėda LNG TerminalExploring The New Gateway to the Baltic Gas Market

Mantas Bartuška, CEO, SC KLAIPĖDOS NAFTA

Small Scale LNG: The Renaissance For European LNG Demand?

15.05 Small Scale Discussion GroupSmall Scale LNG Dreams Vs Reality: How Much Can Be Achieved In Europe?What Stands In The Way Of Small Scale LNG Changing The Face Of The European Gas Business?

Panel Moderator: Hakan Werner, VP, Business Development, LNGI.M. SKAUGEN SEStefaan Adriens, Commercial Manager, GATE TERMINALJoop Jonkers, Manager, Business Development, VOPAK LNGBjörn van de Weerdhof, Manager Business Development, ANTHONY VEDER

16.00 Afternoon Tea

The Outlook For LNG Pricing & Trading

16.30 Pricing AnalysisHow Will Structural, Commercial & Regional Changes Impact LNG Pricing Structures

Stephanie Wilson, Managing Editor, Asia LNG, PLATTS

16.50 The Trader’s PerspectiveAsia Overfl owing & US LNG Coming: Is This The Opportunity Europe Needs?Exploring The Arbitrage Opportunities Between Asia & The Atlantic Basin

Graham Hartnell, LNG Manager & Gas Consulting, POTEN & PARTNERSJames Cheeseman, Atlantic Basin Trading Manager, BP LNGMarcio Bastos Demori, LNG Trading Manager, PETROBRASAlex Bower, Head of LNG Trading, GDF SUEZRosario Sgarioto, Head of LNG Trading, KOCH SUPPLY & TRADINGLuis Sánchez, Head of LNG Trading, E.ON GLOBAL COMMODITIES SE

17.30 LNG Summit Roundup

Rounding Up The Day

17.40 Choose Between The Following Discussion Groups…• Small Scale- Hakan Werner, I.M. SKAUGEN SE• Challenges In Developing New LNG Production Capacity - David Ledesma, INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT• LNG Trading- James Cheeseman, BP LNGDrinks and nibbles will be provided in each room

18.15 Flame Welcome Drinks


the Global Gas Pricing Summit Monday 13th April 2015


09.00 An Overview Of The Key Regional Pricing Dynamics Howard Rogers, Director, Natural Gas Research Programme, OIES

Making Sense Of Regional Prices

09.30 European Gas Pricing: Hubs and Contracting Today & Tomorrow Thierry Bros, Senior Analyst European Gas & LNG Markets, SOCIETE GENERALE

10.00 Russian Gas Pricing: How Is The Market Evolving? Sergei Komlev, Head Of Contract Structuring & Price Formation Directorate, GAZPROM EXPORT

10.30 US Pricing Dynamics: Developments On The Henry Hub David H. Maerz, Global Head, Trading Analytics, BP

11.00 Audience Q&A


Markets In Transition

11.50 Europe Focus30mins: Contracts Moving To Hub pricing, Rebates & Arbitration: Understanding The Challenges And Opportunities

30mins: The Energy Union, Energy Security & The Potential Impact On Pricing

10mins: Q&A

Speaker tbc

Ana Stanic, Founder, EA LAW

13.00 Lunch

14.15 Demystifying Chinese Gas Pricing: Progress And Impact Mike Chen, Visiting Research Fellow, OIES

Global Pricing Trends

14.45 Globalisation And Convergence Of Gas Prices Mike Fulwood, Principal Global Gas, NEXANT

15.15 Global Fundamentals Driving Markets: Exploring The Future Scenarios

Howard Rogers, Director, Natural Gas Research Programme, OIES

15.45 Audience Q&A

16.00 Afternoon Tea

The Outlook For LNG Pricing & Trading

16.30 Pricing Analysis: How Will Structural, Commercial & Regional Changes Impact LNG Pricing Structures

Shelley Kerr, Editorial Director, LNG, PLATTS

16.50 The Trader’s PerspectiveAsia Overfl owing & US LNG ComingIs This The Opportunity Europe Needs? Exploring The Arbitrage Opportunities Between Asia & The Atlantic Basin

Graham Hartnell, LNG Manager & Gas Consulting, POTEN & PARTNERSJames Cheeseman, Atlantic Basin Trading Manager, BP LNGMarcio Bastos Demori, LNG Trading Manager, PETROBRASAlex Bower, Head of LNG Trading, GDF SUEZRosario Sgarioto, Head of LNG Trading, KOCH SUPPLY & TRADINGLuis Sánchez, Head of LNG Trading, E.ON GLOBAL COMMODITIES SE

17.40 Informal Discussions & Drinks Reception


the Gas Infrastructure & Regulation forum Monday 13th April 2015

Forum Hosts:Nigel Sisman, Founder, SISMAN ENERGY CONSULTANCYKatja Yafi mava, Senior Research Fellow, OIES

Plus special Guest Speakers Including:Thierry Deschuyteneer, Executive Secretary, GAS INFRASTRUCTURE EUROPEKristóf Kovács, Policy Offi cer, Directorate-General for Energy, EUROPEAN COMMISSIONOlivier Lebois, Business Area Manager, System Development, ENTSOG

1. The European Regulatory Landscape: The Internal Energy Market And The Gas Target Model

09.00 • Understanding The Expectations vs Reality of the Internal Energy Market 2014• Exploring The Outlook For The Revised Gas Target Model


2. Supporting TSO & Infrastructure Development: Market Rules And Strategic Factors

11.00 • Infrastructure Analysis: Pipelines, Terminals and Storage: Is There Enough Infrastructure In Europe? • Understanding The Evolution Of (Forward and Reverse) Gas Flows: Impact on Infrastructure • Rules for Construction and Utilisation of New Infrastructure is Europe: Auctions, Open Seasons, Exemptions• PCI’s & Connecting Europe: What is Being Built and By When Will It Be Completed? • Strategic Or Market Factors: How Will The European Market Develop?

12.30 Lunch

3. The Reality Of European Liberalisation: Focus On The Regions

13.30 • Regional Development and TYNDP: How Is Central/South Eastern European Infrastructure Developing & How Does It align with North West European Markets?• South Stream: how, when and what implications?• What Regional Weaknesses Does The European Commission Stress Testing Programme Highlight?

15.00 Afternoon Tea

4. Understanding & Implementing Network Codes

15.30 • Network Code Development: The Implementation And The Impact• Determining the Effect Of Cross Border Capital Allocation Regulations for TSOs • A Closer Look At Network Codes • CAM & CMP • Tariffs • Balancing • Interoperability

5. What Remains To Be Done And How Long Will It Take To Achieve It?

17.30 • An Informal Group Discussion Covering The Key Points Raised & Evaluating The Way Forward For European Gas Infrastructure

18.00 Drinks Reception


Main Conference Day 1 Tuesday 14th April 2015


08.30 Chairman’s Opening Address: The Gas Year So Far- What Happened? Jonathan Stern, Chairman, OIES

The Fall Out From The Winter: The State Of The European Gas Market

08.45 Europe Status Update: 15mins: European Production UpdatePathways To Enhancing Europe’s Security Of Supply

Rune Bjørnson, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Trading, STATOIL

09.10 What Are The Options For Europe?10mins: LNG OutlookCan LNG Ride To The Rescue Of The European Gas Market?

10mins: Pipeline ProspectsNorth African, East Med And The Southern Corridor Pipeline GasWhat Are The Real Alternatives To Russian Pipeline Gas?

10mins: European Shale GasDetermining The Scope & Potential For Europe’s Indigenous Supply

40mins: Industry ResponseHow Is Europe Mobilising To Secure Supply?Infrastructure, Regulation & Vision: What Can The European Gas Industry Do To Make The Prospects Of New Pipeline & LNG Projects A Reality?

Thierry Bros, Senior Analyst European Gas & LNG Markets, SOCIETE GENERALE

Jonathan Stern, Chairman, OIES

Francis Egan, CEO, CUADRILLA RESOURCES

Jonathan Stern, Chairman, OIES • Wolfgang Peters, CEO, Chairman of the Board, RWE SUPPLY & TRADING CZ Cordi O’Hara, Director, UK Market Operation, NATIONAL GRID Joined by Expert Perspectives:Francis Egan, CEO, CUADRILLA RESOURCES • Rune Bjørnson, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Trading, STATOILThierry Bros, Senior Analyst European Gas & LNG Markets, SOCIETE GENERALE


The Bigger Picture For Natural Gas

10.50 THE GLOBAL GEOPOLITICAL OUTLOOKA New Era of Many Powers: Making Sense of Our World

John Hulsman, Geopolitical Expert & Life MemberUS COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS

Flame ‘In The Boardroom’ Working Groups

Be part of a small group discussing the specifi c industry

elements of interest to you10:50-11:20

The Future For TSOsThierry Deschuyteneer

GAS INFRASTRUCTURE EUROPE

11.20-11.50 - Gas To PowerMartin Giesen, ADVANCED

POWER11.50-12.20

Hub Development Simon Brod, VATTENFALL

12:20-13:50 - What Can Gas Learn From The Power

Markets?Erik Rakhou

BARINGA PARTNERS

11.30 THE USA20mins: Shale Gas Production UpdateDetermining The Scope Of Opportunities & Mitigating The Growing Challenges To US Shale Gas Production

20mins: Shale Gas & Power How Is Shale Gas Revolutionising The American Power Market & Domestic Demand & What Could It Do For Europe?

20mins: The Prospect For American Exports To EuropeHow Much, How Quickly, At What Price & How Much Will It Impact European Markets?

10mins Audience Q&A

Adam Sieminski, Chief Administrator, EIA

Richard McMahon, Vice President, Energy Supply and Finance EDISON ELECTRIC INSTITUTE

Jean Abiteboul, PresidentCHENIERE SUPPLY & MARKETING

12.40 Making Gas GreenerHow Academia And Gas Companies Are Innovating To Cut Emissions And Improve Effi ciency

Nigel Brandon OBE, Director, Sustainable Gas InstituteIMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON

13.00 Lunch + NEW! Discussions & Networking: Choose Between The Following Options… Meet The Speaker lunchtablesMaking Sense Of The Morning | Get To Know Some Fresh Faces | Relaxed Coffee House Networking

LUNCH PROGRAMMEMeet The Speaker lunchtablesJoin speakers have a chat & lunch

Wolfgang Peters, RWESupply & TradingJohn Hulsman

GEOPOLITICAL EXPERTTatiana Mitrova, RAS

Making Sense Of The MorningA review of the key takehomes from

the morning- what should the gas industry make of it?

Get To Know Some Fresh FacesSign up to meet 10 new industry faces in 30mins. Chat, exchange

business cards and follow up later if interested

Relaxed Coffee House Networking

Or, make the most of the extended break to chat with old industry friends over coffee and cake!

Security Of Supply & The State Of The Industry


Security Of Supply & The State Of The Industry

Security Of Supply Scenario GameChairman: Phil Murphy, BG

Global Gas Trading & Pricing The Reality Of European Liberalisation

The Future Energy Mix Taqa Gas Storage Bergermeer Workshop

14.15 Where Now For European Security Of Supply?Join our Washington Briefi ng Style Scenario Analysis Game To Understand likely scenarios for security of supply.

Hosted by John HulsmanUS COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONSThe boardroom gathering will be divided into the following regions:

Demand Areas:Western EuropeCentral and Southern EuropeEastern Europe

Supply Regions & Resources:RussiaNorwayLNG

NBP vs TTF & Regional Hub DevelopmentWhat’s Next For Continental Europe?Matthew MonteverdeARGUS MEDIA

Examining The Proposals For An Amendment To The Security Of Supply Regulation How Many Interventions Can The Gas Market Survive?Walter Boltz, E-CONTROL

European Energy PolicyWhat Does It Mean For Natural Gas? Richard Sarsfi eld-HallPOYRY MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

30 minsHelmer HorlingsTAQA GAS STORAGE BERGERMEER& others A Detailed Look At The First Few Weeks Of Operations

SY 2016 upcoming auction ACCESS, our working gas as collateral agreement with banks Any other business: SSSA update, secondary market, Gas Foundation Q&A

14.40 The Trader’s Perspective With Volatility Increasing In The Markets, Is It All Still Doom And Gloom? Simon Brod, VATTENFALL

Investor/Operator DiscussionSupporting The Development Of Natural Gas Infrastructure& Determining The Future Asset OwnersModerator: Brandon PraterPARTNERS GROUPPanellists:Martin Giesen, ADVANCED POWERLance Crist, IFCMark CrosbieANTIN INFRASTRUCTUREChristian FingerleALLIANZ CAPITAL PARTNERS

Gas In A Renewables Dominated Power SystemWhat Does The Political Reality Mean For Gas?Laszlo Varro, IEA

15.05 Liquidity Developments In The European Hubs Where Do We Stand?Richard Katz, PEGAS

Coal Price AnalysisUnderstanding Predicted Global Trends In

Coal Consumption & The Impact On Price

Rodrigo EcheverriKAPSARCFabio GabrieliMERCURIA ENERGY TRADING15.30 The Risk Management Challenge

Market Integration, Security Of Supply And Outlook For InterconnectionMartin Fraenkel, CME GROUP

European InterconnectivityMarket Integration, Security Of Supply And Outlook For InterconnectionSean Waring, INTERCONNECTOR

15.55 Afternoon Tea

East/West Supply & Demand DynamicsFlame ‘In The Boardroom’

Working GroupsBe part of a small group discussing the

specifi c industry elements of interest to you16:30-17:00 - The US & Shale Gas

Richard McMahonEDISON ELECTRIC INSTITUTE17:00-17:30 - Overcoming The

Reputational Damage To Gas Caused By Security Of Supply ChallengesWolfgang Peters, RWE SUPPLY &

TRADING17:30-18:00 - Gas & Renewables

Laszlo Varro, IEA

16.30 Russia20mins: Production & The Domestic MarketHow Is Russian Production Developing & Examining The Outlook For Russia’s Domestic Gas Market

20mins: Geopolitics & Export Strategy Europe Or China? Understanding Russia’s Evolving Export Strategy10mins Audience Q&A

Tatiana Mitrova, Head of Oil and Gas DepartmentENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE RAS

Vladimir Drebentsov, Head of Russia & CIS Economics, BP

State Of The Industry Debate

17.20 Electronic Polling Discussing The Future For The Natural Gas IndustryGas Demand, Supply, LNG, Shale & Industry InnovationModerator: Jonathan Stern, Chairman, OIES

Utilities Perspective: Christopher Delbrueck, CEO, EON GLOBAL COMMODITIESProduction Perspective: Sergey Komlev, Head Of Contract Structuring & Price Formation Directorate, GAZPROM EXPORTTrading Perspective: Gareth Griffi ths, Global Head Of Power, Gas & Carbon Credits Trading, NOBLE Exploration Perspective: Didier Holleaux, CEO, GDF SUEZ E&P INTERNATIONAL

18.00 The Flame Round Up Of The Day - Our industry commentator will gallop through the discussions of the day to ensure you missed nothing!

18.10 The 2015 Drinks Reception


Main Conference Day 2 Wednesday 15th April 2015

08.00 30mins: Industry Breakfast Briefi ng: Recent Trends in Global Natural Gas Markets: Supply, Demand & Trade

Geoffroy Hureau, Secretary General, CEDIGAZ


08.30 Chairman’s Opening Address

Determining The Role For Gas In The Evolving Energy Mix

08.45 THE IEA WORLD ENERGY OUTLOOKHow Are Projected Trends In The Energy Mix Responding To Current Environment, Economic & Social Challenges Both In Europe & On A Global Scale?

Dr Fatih Birol, Chief Economist, IEAFlame ‘In The Boardroom’

Working GroupsBe part of a small group discussing

the specifi c industry elements of interest to you

09:00-09:30 - RussiaJim Henderson, OIES09:30-10:00 - Storage

Peter Taff, INDEPENDENT GASCONSULTANT

10:00-10:30The future for North Sea Oil & Gas

Marshall Hall, OIL & GAS UK

09.15 Energy Transitions In EuropeUnderstanding The Impact Of Energy Effi ciency Measures On Energy Demand & What This Means For Gas

Graham Weale, Chief Economist, RWE

09.45 THE FLAME 2015 INDUSTRY LEADER DISCUSSIONIntegrating Gas In The Future More Renewable And Energy Effi cient Low Carbon EU Energy Market- Why the gas industry needs to reach out and listen more to society and other

energy sectors- What is required from the gas industry to be part of the future,- What will it take to bring back investments in European gas?- The production challenges- What does the renewable electricity sector policy champion require from gas?

Moderator: Peder Andreasen, CEO, ENERGINET.DKPanellists:Sir John Grant, KCMG, Executive Vice President, Policy and Corporate Affairs, BGAjay Shah, VP (Ventures) Integrated Gas, SHELLJeremy Sainsbury, Director, NATURAL POWER, and Chairman, Renewables Committee, ENERGY UKKristian Ruby, Partner, OPERATE & Campaign Leader And Advisor To Former Climate Commissioner, CONNIE HEDEGAARDHan Fennema, CEO and Chairman of the Executive Board, GASUNIE


The Future For European Energy Policy & Demand

11.00 EUROPEAN COMMISSION ADDRESSDetermining The 2030 Agenda For Energy & Climate Policy

Speaker Under invitationFlame ‘In The Boardroom’

Working GroupsBe part of a small group discussing

the specifi c industry elements of interest to you11:00- 11:30Hub Trading

Doug Wood, EFET

11:30-12:00The German Energy MarketStephan Dewald, DLP LAW

12:00-12:30 Central Eastern Europe Security

Of SupplyLubor Veleba, RWE GAS STORAGE

12:30-13:00European Shale GasJohn Williams, POYRY

11.30 Geopolitics, The End Of The Commodity Super Cycle And Climate Change How To Survive In A World Of Lower Commodity Prices & What Does This Really Mean For Gas?

Dieter Helm, Fellow, NEW COLLEGE OXFORD

12.10 GUEST TECHNOLOGY ADDRESSExamining The New Technologies On The HorizonHow Will These Innovations Use Energy & Change Man’s Relationship To Energy?

Paul Markillie, Innovation Editor, THE ECONOMIST

12.50 INDUSTRY TASKFORCEKnow Your Customer… What Does The End User Really Want From Gas & How Successful Are We at Delivering?

Anita Nyvold, Director Energy Sourcing, YARA INTERNATIONALGertjan Lankhorst, CEO, GASTERRAHans Stinis, General Manager For Marketing, Strategy & Analysis, SHELL ENERGY EUROPEMorten Hultberg Buchgreitz, Executive Vice President, DONG ENERGY

13.25 Lunch + NEW! Discussions & Networking: Choose Between The Following Options… Meet The Speaker lunchtables | Making Sense Of The Morning | Get To Know Some Fresh Faces | Relaxed Coffee House Networking

Or, make the most of the extended break to chat with old industry friends over coffee and cake!

Join these speakers for a chat & lunch

Graham Weale, RWEAjay Shah, SHELL

Dieter HelmOXFORD UNIVERSITY

A review of the key takehomes from the morning- what should

the gas industry make of it?

Sign up to meet 10 new industry faces in 30mins. Chat, exchange business cards and follow up later

if interested

Gas & The Reality Of The Future European Energy Mix


Gas & The Reality Of The Future European Energy Mix

Security Of Supply & Current Supply Updates

The Reality Of European Liberalisation

Storage & Flexibility Innovations In Natural Gas

14.40 Russian Challenges To ExportsHow Will Russia Handle Sanctions & Supply Gas In Light Of Geopolitical Developments?Jim Henderson, OIES

End-Game For European Gas MarketsDoes Liberalisation Address All Of Europe’s Gas Challenges?Pamela Taylor, FTI CONSULTING

How to Make Value With Volatility And A Fast-Cycle Gas StorageVolatility Opportunities You Might Have Missed Last Year, Which You Do Not Need To Miss Again!Henk Abbing, ENERGYSTOCK

Domestic Shale GasIs There Enough Infrastructure & Do We Have The Technology In Europe To Produce Shale Gas At The Necessary Volume & Price?John Williams, POYRY

15.05 Eastern MediterraneanUnderstanding The Future Role Of Eastern Mediterranean Gas Within Europe: How Much, When & At What Cost?Sohbet Karbuz, OME

The Gas Target Model RevisedIncorporating Security Of Supply, Hub Development, Demand Forecasts And New Uses For Natural Gas: What Does It Look Like?Dennis Hesseling, ACER

TRADER/OPERATOR DISCUSSIONHow Much Do You Value Flexibility?Determining The Real Opportunity Cost Of Storage In The European Gas MarketPeter Taff, INDEPENDENT GAS CONSULTANTErich Holzer, OMV GAS STORAGERalph Aehlen, ENBWMichael Kohl, RWE GAS STORAGESimon Sydenham, CENTRICA STORAGEPatrick Barouki, EON

ShippingHow Is The Maritime Industry Responding To New Marine Sector Legislation & Will Gas Win Out?Speaker tbc

15.30 Norway Production OutlookWill Production Start To Decline After 2020 Or Is There More To Come?Erik Johnsen, NORWEGIAN MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM AND ENERGY

The Internal Energy Market In 2014Where Are We, How Far Have We Come And How Far Do We Have To Go?Stephan Kamphues, ENTSOG

New Uses For LNGExamining The Scope Of LNG For Small Industrials, LNG As A Marine Fuel And LNG For TruckingMartin Jahan de Lestang, ELENGY

15.55 How Does Europe Link To Other Gas Markets?How Can LNG Increase Our Interconnectivity & How Long Will It Take?Speaker tbc

Network Code DevelopmentImplementing CAM, Tariffs & Interoperability: How Do The Network Codes Work In Conjunction?Rob Mills, OFGEM

The Storage Business Of The FutureHow To Survive & Thrive In Today’s Tough Market Conditions?Jean-Marc Leroy, STORENGY

Future Disruptive Game Changers For The Gas Market/IndustryDan Lewis, FUTURE ENERGY STRATEGIES

16.20 Afternoon Tea

New Connections For EuropeGetting Out Of Our Comfort Zone

Boardroom SessionsJoin fellow innovators for frank

discussions on how we can rethink the gas industry for the better

How Can We Sell Gas Going Forward?Host tbc

Can Gas Really Work With Renewables? How?

Ana Stanic, EA LAWWhat Does The Public Really Think Of

Gas & What Can We Do About It?Hansch van der Velden, GASUNIE

16.50 ChinaSession 1: 15mins: Understanding The Development Of Chinese Energy & Environmental Policy How fast will Chinese gas demand grow?

Session 2: 15mins: What Do Developments In China Mean For Energy Supply & Security In Europe?Discussion & Q&A: 10mins

Chinese State Council Speaker tbc

Cameron Hepburn, Member Of The Board Of Directors, AURORA ENERGY RESEARCH & Professor of Environmental Economics, OXFORD UNIVERSITY

17.30 How Soon Will We See Southern Corridor Gas In Europe?Production Development Status, Pipeline Progress & Project Horizons

Dr. Michael Thomadakis, Member of the Board, REGULATORY AUTHORITY FOR ENERGY, GREECEJanet Jonas, Gas Marketing Manager, BP Plus Additional Speakers tbc

18.05 The Flame Round Up Of The DayOur industry commentator will gallop through the discussions of the day to ensure you missed nothing!

18.10 Networking Champagne Roundtables: • Norwegian Production: Erik Johnsen, NORWEGIAN MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM AND ENERGY • Trading: Patrick Barouki, EON • Gas To Power: What Strategy To Maintain The Role Of Gas In The Decarbonisation Of The Sector? Anouk Honore, OIES • LNG: Martin Jahan, ELENGY • Gas Storage: Martin Videlaine, CENTRICA STORAGE

18.30 Drinks Party


Main Conference Day 3 Thursday 16th April 2015


08.30 Chairman’s Opening Address

The Evolution Of Gas Pricing & Trading

08.40 Gas Price AnalysisHow Confi dent Are We In Hub Prices, What Risks Should We Be Aware Of In The Evolution Of Hub Pricing & What’s The Optimal Pricing Structure For Current And Future Long Term Contracts?

Massimo Di’Oroardo, Principal Analyst, European Gas Research, WOOD MACKENZIE

09.05 TRADING TASKFORCEDriving Forward The European MarketplaceLiquidity, Hub Development & Market Integration: How Far Do We Have To Go?

Moderator: Doug Wood, Chair, EFETEdouard Sauvage, Director Of Strategy, GDF SUEZGeorges Tijbosch, Director Of Origination, CENTRICADidier Magne, Head of Gas, Europe, TRAILSTONE UK LTDKlaus Reinisch, CEO, PETRONAS ENERGY TRADINGStephen Cornish, Director, KOCH SUPPLY & TRADING

The Reality Of Market Liberalisation

09.45 An Industry Perspective On The New Gas Target ModelThe Reality Of The Impact On Business, Security Of Supply, Sustainable Development Of The Gas Market & Market Integration

Thierry Trouvé, CEO, GRTgaz

10.00 Is There Enough Infrastructure For Resilience And Independence In Europe? Is Nationalism Preventing The EU Market Integration, How Are Network Codes Impacting The Market & Where Is The Investment Going To Come From?

Francisco De La Flor Garcia, Director Of Regulation, ENAGASJean-Claude Depail, President, GIE & EVP, Infrastructure Business Line, GDF SUEZGeorge Kay, SVP, Infrastructure Group, GICStephan Kamphues, Chairman of the Board of Management OGE & ENTSOG President, ENTSOGThierry Trouvé, CEO, GRTgaz


Achieving Security Of Supply For Central Eastern Europe

The Reality Of European Liberalisation The Outlook For Gas To PowerChair: Anouk Honore, OIES

Regional Developments

11.10 UkraineWhat Is Ukraine Doing To Ensure An Uninterrupted Gas Supply & What’s The Outlook For 2015 And Beyond?Simon Pirani, OIES Paul Shapiro, EBRDYuriy Vitrenko, NAFTOGAZ OF UKRAINE

New & Incremental CapacityHow To Offer New Capacity, Open Seasons Vs. Auctions, Interaction Between CAM, CMP and TariffsJan Ingwersen, ENTSOG

Revitalising The Gas To Power MarketCarbon Markets Or Capacity Markets: What Should We Pin Our Hopes On?Moderator: Anouk Honore, OIESCarbon Market UpdateGunnar Steck, EON

Industry DiscussionGuido Custers, DELTA ENERGYDavid Viduna, CEZGunnar Steck, EON

SPAINHow Is The Spanish Reload Market Developing To What Extent Can It Help Meet European Demand?Francisco De La Flor Garcia, ENAGAS

11.35 South East Europe The Future Without South Stream?Predrag GrujicicENERGY COMMUNITY SECRETARIATJulian PopovEUROPEAN CLIMATE FOUNDATIONVladimir Ðurović, PLINACROJános Fehér, FGSZ LTD

BalancingDoes Each Zone In Europe Need A Developed Hub For Financial Trading And Hedging & What Are The Costs Of Achieving This?Chris Logue, NATIONAL GRID

Energiewende GermanyTaking a view from different anglesSession Host:Helmut KustererGASVERSORGUNG SUEDDEUTSCHLAND

Reinventing The Future For The European Gas Marketplace


Reinventing The Future For The European Gas Marketplace

12.00 Central Eastern EuropeSecurity Of Supply Is Role of Storage Changing?Lubor Veleba, RWE GAS STORAGE

TariffsUnderstanding The Progress Made, The Issues That Have Arisen, The Challenges Highlighted And The Impact On Market DevelopmentTom Maes, CREG

Bucking The Trend: The UK StoryMarket Based Security of SupplyTom Corcut, OFGEM

Session 1: 20minsThe German Gas Industry As Part Of An Increasing International/Global CompetitionMadjid Kuebler, TEAM CONSULTSession 2: 20minsThe Perspective Of A Large International Gas ConsumerChristian Essers, WACKER CHEMIESession 3: 20minsThe Viewpoint Of An Infrastructure Provider With Special Focus On Economics And Security Of SupplyDr. Christoph von dem BusscheGASCADE GASTRANSPORTRound Up Q&A: 15mins

12.25 GreeceUnderstanding Energy Security & Market DevelopmentsDr. Michael Thomadakis, REGULATORY AUTHORITY FOR ENERGY, GREECE

REMITUnderstanding The Latest Developments In REMITElio Zammuto, ACER

The Utilities ChallengeHow Are Utilities Managing Exposures In A World Where Long Term Contracts Are Declining And Hub Use Is Increasing? Stephan IllerhausSTADTWERKE MÜNCHEN

12.50 Lunch + Meet The Speaker Lunch Tables hosted by: • Massimo Di’Oroardo, WOOD MACKENZIE • Francisco De La Flor Garcia, ENAGAS

Fresh Business Perspectives At Flame

13.40 Have You Ever Felt Like Your Business Partner Is Holding You Hostage?Lessons In Listening, Communication And Persuasion From A Hostage Negotiator

Richard Mullender, Former Lead Trainer at the National Crisis & Hostage Negotiation UnitSCOTLAND YARD

New Trend Watch

14.30 Benefi t From Informative Reports On Just Some Of The Trends With The Potential To Reinvigorate The Gas Market

15mins: E-FuelsAudi E-Fuels: The Opportunity To -70% CO2-Emissions In The Transport Sector

15mins: Energy StorageCan The Storage Market Reinvent Itself & Offer Support To Renewables?

15mins: Bio GasWith The potential To Produce More Gas Than European Shale, How Are We Capitalising On Bio Gas & How Can We Overcome The Challenge Of Competing With Feed Stock?

Hermann Pengg, Head of Renewable Fuels, AUDI

Peter Klingenberger, CEO, EON GAS STORAGE

Michael Sanders, President, DUTCH RENEWABLE GAS PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION

Reinventing Gas For The Market Of The Future

15.15 Proactive Industry Working Group20mins: The proceedings for the afternoon will be explained and each host will detail the issue they will discussing in depth with the table.

30mins: Audience RoundtablesEach Roundtable will focus on one of the above innovations and determine what needs to be done to make it a realistic opportunity and in what timescale.

25mins: Industry Panel DiscussionThe lead representative from each table will join a panel and report the table’s fi ndings back to the group. Discussion, planning and Q&A will follow.

Working Group Hosts:Karen Sund, Partner, SUND ENERGYDan Lewis, Chief Executive & Founder, FUTURE ENERGY STRATEGIESSoren Juel Hansen, ENERGINET.DKMichael Sanders, President, DUTCH RENEWABLE GAS PRODUCERS ASSOCIATIONPeter Klingenberger, CEO, EON GAS STORAGEHermann Pengg, Head of Renewable Fuels, AUDIBram Buis, Head of Portfolio Management, STATKRAFT MARKETS

16.30 End Of Flame 2015


The Networking Experience

The TAQA Coffee HouseEnjoy a speciality coffee atthe TAQA Coffee House whilst catching up with old friends or new contacts. The TAQA CoffeeHouse will be a buzzing hub for business discussions all day long– the perfect kick start to your day.

Speaker ZoneAn exclusive area for Flame’s senior speaker faculty to relax and make fi nal preparations to their presentations away from the buzz of the event.

Champagne Roundtable DiscussionsRound up the day with an informal small group chat hosted by one of the day’s speakers. Champagne, networking and relevant, thorough industry discussions!

The News RoomCatch up with your daily intake of global news in our quiet news room, away from the bustle of the main conference.

Breakfast Briefi ngsEnjoy a full breakfast whilst learning more about the developments in the gas industry. This is for the people who really want to make the most of their week at Flame!

Daily Cocktail Receptions & DrinksWe conclude every day by offering the delegation the chance to discuss the day and network with peers at drinks receptions dotted round Amsterdam.

Meet The Speaker Lunch TablesSign up to join one of our keynote speakers for a relaxed sit-down lunch. This is your chance to quiz the speaker on the elements of their presentation that really appealed to you.

The Exhibition AreaHear about the latest strategic & technical developments in the industry and discover services available that could help your business. Exhibition stands offer you the chance to speak with the developers of new industry projects, product experts & industry consultants.

Private Meeting RoomsReserve a private meeting room to meet with clients during the conference. How often are 750 industry members in the same place at the same time? Contact James Roberts for more information ([email protected])

Your guide to networking

at Flame

Networking is what makes your conference experience both enjoyable and useful. Throughout the conference there are a myriad of opportunities for you to make key contacts, meet buisness partners and catch-up with old industry friends.

These icons are placed throughout the event diary on the next few pages to detail where your Flame networking experiences take place.

Flame ‘In The Boardroom’Join small group discussions about industry topics that matter to you. These sessions operate under Chatham House Rules-what happens in the room stays in the room!

The EnergyStock Smoothie BarGet fresh energy at the EnergyStock fruit smoothie bar and meet the EnergyStock team.

The Flame ‘App’Search who is attending the event and message them up to 2 weeks in advance to make the most out of your time at Flame. It also gives you up to date timetable changes and details.


Henk Abbing, Managing Director, ENERGYSTOCK

Jean Abiteboul, PresidentCHENIERE SUPPLY & MARKETING

Stefaan Adriaens, Commercial ManagerGATE TERMINAL B.V.

Ralph Aehlen, Gas & Oil Trading, ENBW

Peder Ø. Andreasen, President & CEO, ENERGINET.DK

Patrick Barouki, Head of Gas TradingE.ON GLOBAL COMMODITIES

Mantas Bartuška, CEO, SC KLAIPEDOS NAFTA

Marcio Bastos Demori, LNG Trading Manager PETROBRAS

Fatih Birol, Chief Economist, IEA

Rune Bjørnson, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Trading, STATOIL

Walter Boltz, Executive DirectorE-CONTROL (ENERGY CONTROL AUSTRIA)

Alex Bower, Head Of LNG Trading, GDF SUEZ

Nigel Brandon OBE, Director, Sustainable Gas Institute IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON

Simon Brod, Head of OriginationVATTENFALL ENERGY TRADING

Guy Broggi, Senior Advisor LNG, TOTAL

Thierry Bros, Senior Analyst European Gas & LNG Markets, SOCIETE GENERALE

Morten Hultberg Buchgreitz, Executive Vice President DONG ENERGY

Bram Buis, Head of Portfolio ManagementStatkraft Markets

James Cheeseman, Atlantic Basin Trading ManagerBP LNG

Michael Xiaobao Chen, Visiting Research Fellow, OIES

Anne-Sophie Corbeau, Research Fellow, KAPSARC

Tom Corcut, Head of Wholesale Gas Policy, OFGEM

Stephen Cornish, Director, KOCH SUPPLY & TRADING

Lance Crist, Head of Oil & Gas, IFC

Mark Crosbie, Managing PartnerANTIN INFRASTRUCTURE

Alex Cull, Oil & Gas Partner, HOGAN LOVELLS

Guido Custers, Executive Director, DELTA ENERGY

Ignacio de Aguirre, Head of Strategy, STREAM - REPSOL-GAS NATURAL LNG

Francisco De la Flor Garcia, Director Of Regulation ENAGAS

Christopher Delbrueck, CEOEON GLOBAL COMMODITIES

Vincent Demoury, Deputy General Delegate, GIIGNL

Jean-Claude Depail, President, GIE & EVP Infrastructure Business Line, GDF SUEZ

Thierry Deschuyteneer, Executive SecretaryGAS INFRASTRUCTURE EUROPE

Stephan Dewald, Energy LawyerDEWALD LAW & PROJECTS

Massimo Di-Odoardo, Principal Analyst, European Gas Research, WOOD MACKENZIE

Vladimir Drebentsov, Head of Russia and CIS Economics BP

Vladimir Ðurović, Strategic Development Department Director Plinacro

Rodrigo Echeverri, Research Fellow, KAPSARC

Francis Egan, Chief Executive Offi cerCUADRILLA RESOURCES

Christian Essers, Director, Energy ProcurementWACKER CHEMIE

János Fehér, Managing Director, CEO FGSZ LTD

Han Fennema, CEO & Chairman of the Executive Board GASUNIE

Christian Fingerle, CIO, ALLIANZ CAPITAL PARTNERS

Andy Flower, Independent LNG ConsultantFLOWER LNG

Martin Fraenkel, Managing Director, Global Head of Energy, CME GROUP

Mike Fulwood, Principal Global Gas, NEXANT

Fabio Gabrieli, Director of Dry Bulk Analysis and Strategy MERCURIA ENERGY TRADING

Martin Giesen, Chairman, ADVANCED POWER

Sir John Grant KCMG, Executive Vice President, Policy and Corporate Affairs, BG

The 140+ Speaker Faculty● LNG Summit ● Infrastructure & Regulation Forum ● Global Gas Pricing Forum ● Main Conference



Gareth Griffi ths, Global Head Of Power, Gas &Carbon Credits Trading, NOBLE GROUP

Predrag Grujicic, Head of Gas UnitENERGY COMMUNITY SECRETARIAT

Mark Gyetvay, Deputy Chairman of The Management Board, OAO NOVATEK

Marshall Hall, Energy Policy Manager, OIL AND GAS UK

Graham Hartnell, Manager LNG & Gas Consulting POTEN & PARTNERS

Dieter Helm, Fellow, NEW COLLEGE OXFORD

James Henderson, Senior Research Fellow, OIES

Cameron Hepburn, Professor of Environmental Economics, University Of Oxford & Member Of The Board Of Directors, AURORA ENERGY RESEARCH

Dennis Hesseling, Head of the Gas Department, ACER

In Red

Philippe Hochart, Strategy & Lobbying DirectorGDF SUEZ

Didier Holleaux, CEOGDF SUEZ E&P INTERNATIONAL SA

Erich Holzer, Managing Director, OMV GAS STORAGE

Anouk Honore, Senior Research FellowOXFORD INSTITUTE FOR ENERGY STUDIES

Helmer Horlings, Commercial ManagerTAQA GAS STORAGE BERGERMEER

John Hulsman, Geopolitical Expert & Life MemberUS COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS

Geoffroy Hureau, Secretary General, CEDIGAZ

Stephan Illerhaus, Director Portfolio Management & Energy Trading, STADTWERKE MÜNCHEN

Jan Ingwersen, Business Area Manager, Markets ENTSOG

Martin Jahan de Lestang, CEO, ELENGY

Erik Johnsen, Deputy Director General, Seconded National Expert, NORWEGIAN MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM AND ENERGY

Janet Jonas, Gas Marketing Manager, BP

Joop Jonkers, Manager, VOPAK

Soren Juel Hansen, Head Of Development, ENERGINET

Stephan Kamphues, Chairman of the Board of Management OGE and ENTSOG President, ENTSOG

Sohbet Karbuz, Director of Hydrocarbons, OME

Richard Katz, Vice President, Sales & Communication Director, PEGAS

George Kay, Senior Vice President, Infrastructure Group GIC

Peter Klingenberger, CEO, EON GAS STORAGE

Michael Kohl, Commercial Managing DirectorRWE GAS STORAGE

Sergey Komlev, Head Of Contract Structuring & Price Formation Directorate, GAZPROM EXPORT

Teddy Kott, Head of Global Gas Analysis, EDF TRADING

Kristof Kovacs, Policy Offi cer, Directorate-General for Energy, EUROPEAN COMMISSION

Madjid Kübler, Managing Director, TEAM CONSULT

Helmut Kusterer, Divisional Head of Market Development GASVERSORGUNG SUEDDEUTSCHLAND

Gertjan Lankhorst, Chief Executive Offi cer, GASTERRA

Olivier Lebois, Business Area Manager, System Development, ENTSOG

David Ledesma, Independent ConsultantSOUTH-COURT LTD

Jean-Marc Leroy, CEO, STORENGY

Dan Lewis, Chief Executive & FounderFUTURE ENERGY STRATEGIES

Chris Logue, European Policy Manager, NATIONAL GRID

David H. Maerz, Global Head, Trading Analytics, BP

Tom Maes, Vice-Chairman of the Gas Working Group CEER

Didier Magne, Head of Gas, Europe, TRAILSTONE

Paul Markillie, Innovation Editor, THE ECONOMIST

Richard F McMahon, Vice President, Energy Supply and Finance, EDISON ELECTRIC INSTITUTE

Rob Mills, Head Of European Wholesale Markets, OFGEM

Tatiana Mitrova, Head of Oil and Gas Department ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE RAS

Akira Miyamoto, Executive Researcher, OSAKA GAS CO

Matthew Monteverde, Vice President, Generating Fuels ARGUS MEDIA

Richard Mullender, Former Lead Trainer At The National Crisis & Hostage Negotiation Unit, SCOTLAND YARD



Phil Murphy, Global Head Of Government And Public Affairs, BG ENERGY

Anita Nyvold, Director Energy SourcingYARA INTERNATIONAL

Cordi O’Hara, Director, UK Market OperationNATIONAL GRID

Leslie Palti-Guzman, Senior Analyst, EURASIA

Hermann Pengg, Head of Renewable Fuels, AUDI

Wolfgang Peters, CEO, Chairman of the BoardaRWE SUPPLY & TRADING

Simon Pirani, Senior Research Fellow, Natural Gas Research Programme, OIES

Julian Popov, Fellow EuropeanCLIMATE FOUNDATION

Brandon Prater, Managing Director, Private Infrastructure PARTNERS GROUP

Erik Rakhou, Senior Manager, BARINGA PARTNERS

Klaus Reinisch, CEO, PETRONAS ENERGY TRADING

Howard Rogers, Director, Natural Gas Research Programme, OIES

Kristian Ruby, Partner, Operate & Campaign Leader And Advisor To Former Climate CommissionerCONNIE HEDEGAARD

Jeremy Sainsbury, Director, Natural Power & ChairTHE RENEWABLE ENERGY COMMITTEE

Luis Sánchez, Head of LNG TradingE.ON GLOBAL COMMODITIES SE

Michael Sanders, President, DUTCH RENEWABLE GAS PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION

Richard Sarsfi eld-Hall, Senior PrincipalPÖYRY MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

Edouard Sauvage, Director Of Strategy, GDF SUEZ

Rosario Sgarioto, Head of LNG TradingKOCH SUPPLY & TRADING

Ajay Shah, VP Integrated Gas, SHELL

Paul Shapiro, Senior Banker, EBRD

Adam Sieminski, Administrator, EIA

Octávio M. C. Simões, President, SEMPRA LNG

Nigel Sisman, FounderSISMAN ENERGY CONSULTANCY

Ana Stanic, Founder, EA LAW

Gunnar Steck, Manager Strategy and Regulation - Gas EON

Jonathan Stern, Chairman, Natural Gas Research Programme & Senior Research FellowOXFORD INSTITUTE FOR ENERGY

Hans Stinis, General Manager for Marketing, Strategy and Analysis, SHELL ENERGY EUROPE

Andree Stracke, Chief Commercial Offi cer Origination RWE SUPPLY & TRADING

Karen Sund, Partner, SUND ENERGY

Simon Sydenham, Commercial DirectorCENTRICA STORAGE

Peter Taff, Independent Gas Consultant

Pamela Taylor, Director, Economic and Financial Consulting, FTI CONSULTING

Michael Thomadakis, Member of the Board REGULATORY AUTHORITY FOR ENERGY, GREECE

Georges Tijbosch, Director of Origination, CENTRICA

Thierry Trouvé, CEO, GRTgaz

Richard Tyler, Oil & Gas Partner, HOGAN LOVELLS

Hansch van der Velden, Director Corporate Communications, GASUNIE

Lászlo Varró, Head of Gas and Electricity INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY

Lubor Veleba, Chief Operating Offi cerRWE GAS STORAGE

Martin Videlaine, Strategy and Regulation Director CENTRICA STORAGE

David Viduna, Head Of Origination, CEZ

Yuriy Vitrenko, Business Development Director NAFTOGAZ OF UKRAINE

Christoph von dem Bussche, General Manager GASCADE GASTRANSPORT

Andrew Walker, VP Global LNG, BG GROUP

Sean Waring, Managing Director, INTERCONNECTOR

Graham Weale, Chief Economist, RWE

Håkan Werner, VP Business Development LNGI.M. SKAUGEN SE

John Williams, Senior PrincipalPÖYRY MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

Stephanie Wilson, Managing Editor, ASIA LNG, PLATTS

Doug Wood, Chair, EFET

Katja Yafi mava, Senior Researcher, Gas Group, OIES

Elio Zammuto, Seconded National Expert, ACER


Allegro is a multi –market commodity software solution provider, offering real-time intelligence and decision-making capabilities that improve the management of physical and fi nancial positions, optimize assets and portfolios, and manage risk. Our commodity risk management software goes beyond common CTRM software offerings to deliver the position transparency, trader performance and compliance functionality you need to accelerate fi nancial results. With Allegro, you gain access to a single system of record that enables fl awless execution of value-creating, real-time decisions in the acquisition, storage, transportation, optimization and sale of any commodity class. From out of the ground to the point of consumption, only Allegro stands equipped to help you squeeze every drop of value out of your business.

Argus is a leading provider of data on prices andfundamentals, news, analysis, consultancy services and conferences for the global crude, oil products, natural gas, electricity, coal, emissions, bioenergy, fertilizer, petrochemical, metals and transportation industries. Data provided by Argus are widely used for indexation of physical trade. Companies, governments and international agencies use Argus information for analysis and planning purposes. Argus has 19 offi ces globally, including London, Houston, Washington, New York, Calgary, Rio de Janeiro, Singapore, Dubai, Beijing, Tokyo, Sydney, Moscow, Astana and other key centres of the commodity industries. Argus was founded in 1970 and is a privately held UK-registered company. Learn more at www.argusmedia.com

BG Group’s vision is to be an internationally diversifi ed exploration and production company with a specialism in gas and LNG. The company has interests in more than 20 countries on fi ve continents and group strategy is to create value by leveraging its distinctive capabilities in exploration and from its unique LNG business. The Group’s upstream production is sourced from base assets in 10 countries and key growth projects in Brazil and Australia. BG Group still has a strong presence in the UK, producing around 100,000 boepd from the North Sea as well as producing hydrocarbons from and holding licences in Norway. BG Group has 50% equity ownership of the Dragon LNG import terminal in Milford Haven, West Wales.

Cheniere Energy, a Houston-based company primarily engaged in LNG related businesses, owns and operates the Sabine Pass LNG receiving terminal and the Creole Trail Pipeline located in Southwest Louisiana. Cheniere is constructing a liquefaction export project adjacent to the Sabine Pass terminal for up to six LNG trains with aggregate design capacity of approximately 27 mtpa. Construction is underway on LNG trains one through four with fi rst LNG expected in 2015. Cheniere is also developing a project to provide liquefaction and export services on its site in Corpus Christi, Texas, for up to three liquefaction trains with expected aggregate nominal production capacity of 13.5 mtpa. LNG exports from the Corpus Christi Liquefaction Project could commence as early as 2018. Cheniere Marketing is offering LNG on an FOB or DES basis to customers interested in purchasing LNG in the short, mid-term markets, with three vessel time charters for delivering LNG cargoes. www.cheniere.com

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As the world’s leading and most diverse derivatives marketplace, CME Group (www.cmegroup.com) is where the world comes to manage risk. CME Group exchanges offer the widest range of global benchmark products across all major asset classes, including futures and options based on interest rates, equity indexes, foreign exchange, energy, agricultural commodities, metals, weather and real estate. CME Group brings buyers and sellers together through its CME Globex electronic trading platform, its trading facilities in New York and Chicago, and through its London-based CME Europe derivatives exchange. CME Group also operates one of the world’s leading central counterparty clearing providers through CME Clearing and CME Clearing Europe, which offer clearing and settlement services across asset classes for exchange-traded contracts and over-the-counter derivatives transactions. These products and services ensure that businesses everywhere can substantially mitigate counterparty credit risk.

EnergyStock provides fl exibility services with its fast-cycle gas storage at the heart of the TTF market. TTF offers the highest churn rate in Europe and is one of the drivers of the north-west European Gas Roundabout. EnergyStock’s services are engineered to comply with specifi c market needs. The services provide customers with the utmost fl exibility right when they need it. All services are supported and delivered from EnergyStock’s fast-cycle gas storage in the North of the Netherlands with an outstanding performance and proven high reliability. EnergyStock is a subsidiary of gas infrastructure company Gasunie.• The only fast-cycle energy storage facility in the world; Able to meet the volatility challenges of the new energy world • The best solution for energy portfolio management; Optimizing your trading performance • Market-designed unique services, directly available at the TTF; Nominate what you want, when you want it • Outstanding reliability of our fail-safe facility; 24/7 breathing with your portfolio

The energy practice of FTI Consulting offers a wide array of advisory services to our clients, including Economic & Financial, Strategic Communications and Corporate Finance advice. We support clients working in oil & gas, utilities, transmission/distribution/storage, renewables & clean-tech, thermal generation, supply chain, and infrastructure investment. Our business is global, and within Europe we have offi ces in Brussels, London, Paris, Madrid and Berlin. Our team includes ex-regulators, economists, accountants, ex-Heads of corporate/public affairs, political advisers and strategy consultants.We are active within the European gas industry, and work with clients in distribution and transmission, storage, interconnection, shale gas production, and are pre-eminent advisers on gas contract disputes and arbitrations.

Created on 1 January 2005, GRTgaz is an Independent Transmission Operator, 75% owned by GDF SUEZ and 25% owned by Société d’Infrastructures Gazières (SIG), a public consortium comprised of CNP Assurances, CDC Infrastructure and the Caisse des Dépôts. GRTgaz fulfi ls the obligations of a public service to guarantee a continuous gas supply and satisfy the needs of consumers throughout the region, in all climatic conditions. Over 3,000 employees are mobilised to maintain and develop the longest transmission network in Europe consisting in 32,000 kilometers covering the majority of the national French territory. GRTgaz transmits the gas supplied by its shippers to over 4,500 delivery points (public distribution networks, large industrial consumers, gas-fi red power plants, etc.), under the safest and most reliable conditions.


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Hogan Lovells is one of the world’s leading international legal practices with more than 2,500 lawyers operating from more than 40 offi ces in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, the United States, Latin America and Asia. Hogan Lovells offers energy clients unrivalled legal coverage across these regions. Its international energy team is highly experienced in major LNG, gas, oil, petrochemical, power and renewables projects. Importantly, and almost uniquely, the Hogan Lovells Energy team is able to document energy transactions and projects under either English and US law. Notable oil & gas mandates include the Shah Deniz Phase 2 Gas Project and the Southern European Gas Corridor Route, Papua New Guinea LNG and Dominion Resources’ US LNG export project at Cove Point. www.hoganlovells.com

Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. (NYSE: ICE) is a leading network of regulated exchanges and clearing houses for fi nancial and commodity markets. ICE delivers transparent, reliable and accessible data, technology and risk management services to markets participants around the world.ICE Futures Europe is the home of Brent and Gasoil futures, the world’s crude and refi ned oil benchmarks, as well as NBP natural gas, UK power and European emissions futures contracts. ICE Endex is the leading Continental European energy exchange for natural gas and power markets, including the leading TTF gas futures contract, gas balancing markets and gas storage services. All ICE energy products are cleared at ICE Clear Europe.Participants across the globe have access to ICE’s range of futures and options contracts to manage risk around-the clock, in a transparent and liquid marketplace. Powered by WebICE, a widely distributed and sophisticated electronic trading system, ICE brings the world’s energy markets together on one platform. +44 (0)20 7065 7700 www.theice.com

PEGAS is the central gas trading platform of EEX Group, operated by Powernext. PEGAS provides its members with access to all products on one single platform and allows them to trade natural gas contracts in the Belgian, British, Dutch, French, German and Italian market areas. The prod-uct range of PEGAS covers spot and derivatives contracts for the major European gas hubs as well as trading in location spread products between these market areas. This setup enables market harmonisation and forms the leading pan-European natural gas market.For more: www.pegas-trading.com

Platts is a leading global provider of energy, petrochemicals, metals and agriculture information, and a premier source of benchmark price assessments for those commodity markets. Since 1909, Platts has provided information and insights that help customers make sound trading and business decisions and enable the markets to perform with greater transparency and effi ciency.Platts employs a staff of more than 1,000, and maintains a network of correspondents spanning the globe. It has offi ces in more than 15 key cities, including global business centers such as New York, Shanghai and Sao Paulo, and major energy centers such as Houston, Singapore and London, where Platts is based. Platts is a division of McGraw Hill Financial (NYSE: MHFI), a leader in credit ratings, benchmarks and analytics for the global capital and commodity markets. McGraw Hill Financial’s other well-known brands include Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services, S&P Capital IQ, S&P Dow Jones Indices, CRISIL, and J.D. Power.

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Pöyry Management Consulting is the leading advisor to Europe’s energy markets, providing strategic, commercial, regulatory and policy advice to Europe’s energy market players using our problem solving, modelling and economics expertise and a practical and down-to-earth approach to our clients’ requirements. Our team of nearly 250 energy specialists, located across 13 offi ces in 12 countries worldwide, offers unparalleled expertise in the rapidly changing energy sector. Within Europe and worldwide our clients include utilities, generating companies, energy distributors, suppliers, energy traders, fi nancial institutions, governments, regulators, the European Commission, the World Bank, trade associations and industrial energy users. Pöyry Management Consulting also produces the renowned ILEX Energy Reports which provide detailed projections for the price of wholesale electricity, gas, carbon and green certifi cates in Europe’s liberalised energy markets.

Shell Energy Europe, headquartered in London, is a leading energy provider in Europe, responsible for the marketing and trading of gas, power and environmental products throughout the continent. Currently active in 18 countries, Shell Energy Europe was formed through the merger of Shell’s gas marketing and trading business in 2009, having leveraged the integration of these capabilities to offer “Energy Solutions for Your Business”. We provide solutions to manage energy exposures and support in energy regulation related topics to a wide range of industrial customers, power producers and wholesalers throughout Europe. Further info: www.shell.com

Statoil is an international energy company with operations in 36 countries. Building on more than 40 years of experience from oil and gas production on the Norwegian continental shelf, we are committed to accommodating the world’s energy needs in a responsible manner, applying technology and creating innovative business solutions. We are headquartered in Stavanger, Norway with approximately 23,000 employees worldwide, and are listed on the New York and Oslo stock exchanges. See more on www.statoil.com

Storengy, a subsidiary of GDF SUEZ, is one of the few operators in the world to combine skills as varied as market analysis, subsurface sciences, drilling and completion techniques, underground reservoir engineering, operation of surface industrial facilities and industrial safety. With nearly 60 years experience and a total storage capacity of 12.5 billion of m3 , Storengy operates all type of storage facilities.With its multi-disciplinary teams, Storengy develops, operates and guides its partners in underground operations and geothermal projects.Employing 1000 persons, Storengy provides its customers with innovative products through its experience in offering sales & marketing services on various markets and regulatory environments.Tel: +33 1 46 52 30 06Email: [email protected]: www.storengy.com


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TAQA, the international energy company from Abu Dhabi,is majority owned by the Abu Dhabi Government andlisted on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange. We operatein Canada, Ghana, India, Iraq, Morocco, the Netherlands,Oman, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, the UnitedKingdom and the United States. TAQA is committed tocontributing to consistent, affordable, reliable andsustainable energy supplies to Northwest Europe.Long-term analysis shows that the decline in gasproduction will create a substantial decrease infl exibility in the market. To fi ll this gap we developedEurope’s largest,open-access gas storage; providing theNorthwest European gas market with 46 TeraWatt hour(TWh) seasonal storage capacity. Gas Storage Bergermeeris an independent storage operator with service deliveredat the TTF. Full commercial storage operations will beginin 2015. We offer a technically advanced, highly fl exible,storage product. Gas Storage Bergermeer places greatimportance on customer focus, providing transparent andinnovative services to maximise value.

WINGAS is one of the largest suppliers of natural gas in Germany. The energy company is active in natural gas trading across Europe: in Belgium, Denmark, France, the UK, Austria, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic. Its customers include municipal utilities, regional gas suppliers, industrial fi rms and power plants. More energy – together. www.wingas.com

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Venue AddressHotel Okura, AmsterdamFerdinand Bolstraat 3331072 LH AmsterdamThe NetherlandsTel:+31 (0) 20 6787798 Fax:+31 (0) 20 6787797Web: http://www.okura.nl

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By Public TransportFrom Station Central: tram 25, stopping-place Cornelis Troostplein. Travelling time ± 20 minutes.

From Station Zuid: bus 65, stopping-place Scheldestraat. Travelling time ± 8 minutes.

From Station Amstel: tram 12, bus 15 stopping-place Scheldestraat. Travelling time ± 10 minutes.

From Station RAI: A 10 minutes walk to the Hotel Okura Amsterdam.

AccommodationWe have a special conference rate at the Hotel Okura. Please visit our website at www.icbi-fl ame.com and view the accommodation page for more information on the rate and terms.

Travel to the Hotel Okura, Amsterdam By AirThe closest airport to the hotel is Schiphol International Airport. A taxi from the airport will take 15 minutes and cost approximately €40.

By Car From all directions, follow Ring Amsterdam

(A10). Take exit RAI (S109) and follow at the traffi c lights, direction RAI/Centrum (S109). Follow the signs direction Zuid (S109). You drive straight on (passing the Rai Congress Centre on your left hand) en you follow the right lane, into the Scheldestraat. At the traffi c lights you drive straight on and after 500 meters Hotel Okura Amsterdam appears at your right hand side.

Parking: The Hotel Okura has available parking spaces at a charge per day. Please contact concierge on + 31 (0)20 678 71 11 prior to arrival to reserve a space.

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Flame presents an unrivalled opportunity to raise your profi le and align your brand with the most highly respected oil and gas conference, as well as benefi ting from an extensive global marketing campaign. For a bespoke proposal please do not hesitate to contact me via email or phone to discuss the possibilities. James Roberts, Business Development Manager [email protected] +44 (0) 20 7017 7944

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• Global LNG Summit: 13th April 2015• Infrastructure & Regulation Forum:

13th April 2015• Future For Global Gas Pricing

Forum: 13th April 2015• Main Conference:

14th-16th April 2015

VENUE DETAILSHotel Okura, Ferdinand Bolstraat 3331072 LH AmsterdamThe NetherlandsTel: +31 20 6787798Fax: +31 20 6787797Website: www.okura.nlView hotel booking information at:www.icbi-fl ame.com

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PLEASE SELECT YOUR EARLY BIRD PACKAGE DATES Register By 6th Feb 2015 SAVE Register By

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4 DAY PACKAGE: Conference + The Summit & Forums 13-16 April 2015 £4,498 + 21% VAT= £5,442.58 £800 £4,598 + 21% VAT

= £5,563.58 £700 £4,798 + 21% VAT= £5,805.58 £500

4 DAY PACKAGE: Conference + Global LNG Summit 13-16 April 2015 £4,098 + 21% VAT = £4,958.58 £800 £4,198 + 21% VAT

= £5,079.58 £700 £4,398 + 21% VAT = £5,321.58 £500

4 DAY PACKAGE: Conference + 1 Forum (Select below) 13-16 April 2015 £3,798 + 21% VAT = £4,595.58 £400 £3,898 + 21% VAT

= £4,716.58 £300 £4,098 + 21% VAT = £4,958.58 £100

3 DAY PACKAGE: Conference only 14-16 April 2015 £2,799 + 21% VAT = £3,386.79 £300 £2,899 + 21% VAT

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1 DAY PACKAGE: The Summit & Both Forums 13 April 2015 £2,199 + 21% VAT = £2,660.79 - £2,199 + 21% VAT

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Please select your Forum on Monday 13th April: □ The Future For Global Gas Pricing Forum □ European Gas Infrastructure Regulation Forum

PLUS – NEW for 2015! Add the meeting package to your 3 or 4 day pass for £1500+ 21% VAT (Must be booked with packages that include the main conference)• Meet business prospects at your own private branded table within the conference area - this table will be yours exclusively for the full three days:• A quiet space for you, with wifi & power supply, to conduct your business meetings at the conference, undisturbed. No more searching around for a place to meet. Arrange these meetings in advance of the conference using our online

MyFlameConference networking platform• Please note, all meeting participants must be registered 3 day conference attendees• Payment and logos must be received 10 days prior to the event taking place. If these are not received the meeting table will be cancelled

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