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Where Internationals Meet theGhanaian Oil & Gas Decision Makers

Oil, Gas & Partnerships

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H.E. John Dramani MahamaVice President Republic of Ghana

Alex Mould Chief Executive National Petroleum Authority

Hon Emmanuel Armah-Ko� Buah (MP)Deputy Minister of EnergyRepublic of Ghana

Nana Boakye Asafu-AdjayeManaging Director GNPC

12-14 April 2011, Accra, Ghana

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Ministry of EnergyGovernment of Ghana

To register your interest call Robert Beckmann on +44 20 7978 0025 or email [email protected]

Where Deals are Done in the Ghanaian Oil & Gas Industry

Ghana Summit 2011 will provide you with access to premium networking opportunities. The networking sessions are designed to bring delegates together to build valuable contacts, get deals done and make the best use of your time. Bring your business cards!

Opening Ceremony11 April

High standing ministerial & keynote addresses

Tour of the international exhibition

Stunning cultural show with Ghanaian music & dancing

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Registration & Welcome Drinks Reception11 April

Of� cial opening of the conference Informal networking opportunity

NetworkingCoffee Breaks& Lunches12-14 April

Enjoy a relaxed setting Promote your company Connect with the right people

Conference Day 1Networking Lunch

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Conference Day 1Breakfast & Registration hosted by

Cocktail NetworkingRoundtable Discussions 12 April

Exchange ideas Discuss hot topics Enjoy a drink & informal atmosphere

GhanaianCultural Evening 12 April

Music & dancing from some of the region’s most loved performers

The � nest local cuisine A night that shouldn’t be missed!

One-to-OneMeetings with Government Of� cials

Meet face-to-face with Ministers & senior government delegations

Secure your place in the Ghanaian energy industry

Networking Cocktail Soiree12 April hosted by

First class opportunity to trade business cards & discuss new ventures

Perfect occasion to discuss the day’s exciting announcements

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The Meeting Place for Ghana Oil & Gas Decision Makers

Presidential Address by John Dramani Mahama, Vice President of the Republic of Ghana

Ministerial Address by Hon Emmanuel Armah-Ko� Buah (MP), Deputy Minister of Energy, Republic of Ghana

Opening Ceremony One-to-one Meetings with Government Of� cials Speaker panel of the most senior and relevant industry leaders Two day, Strategic Conference full of discussions and interactive

roundtables NEW Three day International Exhibition Unrivalled networking functions Local Content Workshop NEW Technical Sessions Bigger, better venue

Be part of Ghana’s leading strategic Summit Meet key Ghanaian Government of� cials Hear in-depth about planned Ministry of Energy & GNPC’s projects

& joint ventures Understand the key drivers behind Ghana’s future energy policies Network with key decision makers & industry peers in a relaxed

& informal environment Gain an indepth insight into what the local content opportunities are in

Ghana Comprehend the challenges that Ghana must overcome in order to

succeed as an oil producing country Exhibit new products, latest technologies & services

Register Your InterestDon’t miss out on the opportunity to reinforce your company’s position

as a present and future player in the Ghanaian oil & gas industry.

For more information about how to get involved contact Robert Beckmann

Tel: +44 20 7978 00825Email: [email protected]

Highlights Include

Why You Need to Attend

HHH.EE. Joooohhnn DDrramammaanni MMMaaahhaammmaaVice President

Republic of Ghana

HHoonnn EEmmmmmaannnuueelAAArmmmmaahh---KKooo� � BBBuuaaahhh ((MMMMPPP))Deputy Minister of Energy

Republic of Ghana

NNaanaa BBoooakyyyee AAsssaffuuu-AAAddjjaayyyeeeManaging Director

GNPC

Alex Mould Chief Executive

National Petroleum Authority

Kweku Andoh AwotwiChief Executive

Volta River Authority

Salma OkonkwoChief Executive Of� cer

UBI Energy & Petroleum

Bogomolov PavelPublic & Government

Relations ManagerLukoil

Mike MullerGlobal Leader - Crude Trading

Shell Trading

Christopher H BradleyChief Geologist

Vanco Exploration Company

Doug CooperGeneral Manager

FMC Technologies Ghana

Brett LestrangeRegion Director

Expro - CentralWest Africa

Stuart WheatonGhana Development Manager

Tullow Ghana Ltd

Joyce R AryeeChief Executive Of� cer

The GhanaChamber of Mines

Kwaku Agyemang-DuahIndustry CoordinatorAssociation of Oil

Marketing Companies

Lance CristGlobal Head Oil & Gas

InvestmentsIFC

Kwame N AcquahManaging DirectorRDFC Africa Ltd

Bright B SimonsDirector of Development

ResearchIMANI

Dr Stephen Kudom Donyinah Lecturer, Dept of

Chemical EngineeringKwame Nkrumah University of

Science & Technology

Mohammed Amin Adam National Oil Coordinator

Civil Society Platformon Oil & Gas

Ishac DiwanCountry Director

The World Bank

Willy OlsenFormer Advisor to the

President & CEO, StatoilSenior Advisor, INTSOK

Darcy WhiteDirector Tax

PricewaterhouseCoopers Ghana

Manfred BoeckmannGeneral Manager New Ventures

Africa / Middle EastRWE Dea AG

Joe Asamoah Managing DirectorEnerWise Africa

Distinguished Speakers Include:

“As an emerging oil and gas economy, Ghana is bound to face challenges consistent with that industry. Government is aware that the best way to confront these challenges in order to achieve its ‘Be� er Ghana Agenda’ is by shared experiences. That is why the platform which you provide stakeholders and other industry players in the oil and gas industry to share ideas, experiences and information is commendable…..

It is therefore both appropriate and timely that your company once again intends holding a similar conference in the fi rst quarter of next year to focus on upstream and downstream investment opportunities and local initiatives. These concerns are of immerse priority to government in its desire to maximize local content in the oil and gas industry.”

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Upstream Developments Commercial Solutions Investment Opportunities

Conference Day 1 Tuesday 12 April

08:30 - 09:00 Breakfast & Registration hosted by

09:00 - 11:00 Opening Ceremony & Tour of Exhibition

Special Address: Nana Boakye Asafu-Adjaye Managing Director GNPC

Ministerial Address Hon Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah (MP) Deputy Minister of Energy The Republic of Ghana Economic Address Mike Muller Global Leader - Crude Trading Shell Trading

Presidential Address: H.E. John Dramani Mahama Vice President The Republic of Ghana

10:30 - 11:00 Networking Coffee Break

� The Jubilee field development plan � Optimizing the recovery of oil & gas in the field � Environment, health & safety in deepwater � Attracting further exploration � Efficient subsea connection systems - field experience

Senior Representative GNPC

Stuart Wheaton Ghana Development Manager Tullow Ghana Ltd

Doug Cooper General Manager FMC Technologies Ghana

Brett Lestrange Region Director Expro - Central West Africa

Bård Kristiansen Product & Technology Manager Aker Solutions

12:00 - 12:30 Networking Coffee Break

� Geological examination of the region including the Venus Field; discussing the new finds off the coast of Sierra Leone & the impact on Ghana

� The Tweneboa-1 well & Owo fields � The environmental impact & solutions of deepwater drilling & production � Assessing the impact on biodiversity & livelihood - ballast water - adopting best practices

Bright B Simons Director of Development Research IMANI

Stuart Wheaton Ghana Development Manager Tullow Ghana Ltd

Bogomolov Pavel Public & Government Relations Manager Lukoil

Senior Representative Eni

Christopher Bradley Chief Geologist Vanco Exploration Company

Senior Representative Transocean Solutions

14:00 - 15:00 Networking Lunch hosted by

� The current & future international market dynamics for gas � The gas commercializing plan; the role of GNPC � Gas infrastructure - what is required % what is the status? What is the role of the foreign investor?

� Opportunities in building & managing gas processing plants � The feasibility of an LNG plant for Ghana

Kweku Andoh Awotwi Chief Executive Volta River Authority

Manfred Boeckmann General Manager New Ventures Africa / Middle East, RWE Dea AG

Mohammed Amin Adam National Oil Coordinator Civil Society Platform on Oil & Gas

Joe Asamoah Managing Director EnerWise Africa

17:00 Summary & End of Summit Day One

17:30 Networking Cocktail Soiree hosted by

1 The Jubilee Field - Exploration to Production

2 Beyond Jubilee; The Extent of the Oil & Gas Reserves & the Effect on Ghana

3 The Future of Gas for Ghana; Pipelines & Power Plants



Conference Day 2 Wednesday 13 April

09:00 Networking Coffee Break

� The economics & attraction of Ghana � Doing business in Ghana: an energy perspective � Why Ghana? Comparisons with Nigeria, Cote d’Ivoire, Sierra Leone & Liberia

� Ghanaian universities part in providing engineers for the future � Collaboration for success: regional success stories

Dr Stephen Kudom Donyinah Lecturer, Dept of Chemical Engineering Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology

Ishac Diwan Country Director World Bank

Kwame N Acquah Managing Director of Oil & Gas RDFC Africa Ltd

Lance Crist Global Head of Oil & Gas IFC (International Finance Corporation)

� Ghana’s local content policy � Ensuring involvement of the local business community on the opportunities in the emerging oil & gas industry

� How are the foreign oil companies contributing to local content? � Training & development - building capacity through on-the-job programmes

� Implementing a successful local content strategy: case studies from the region

Joyce R Aryee Chief Executive Officer The Ghana Chamber of Mines

Bright B Simons Director of Development Research IMANI

Salma Okonkwo Chief Executive Officer UBI Energy & Petroleum

Ian Gary Senior Policy Advisor - Extractive Industries Oxfam America


11:00 Networking Coffee Break

� Favorable policies & investment opportunities in Ghana’s downstream sector

� The implementation plan for the export oriented refinery � What are the problems in developing a domestic household gas industry in Africa generally?

Alex Mould Chief Executive National Petroleum Authority

Kwaku Agyemang-Duah Industry Coordinator Association of Oil Marketing Companies

13:00 - 14:15 Networking Lunch

� International banks vs. local banks - how is the landscape changing? � Foreign banks moving into Ghana - implications & comments � Financiers in the mix & the challenges they face � Private equity & hedge fund resources � What are the main hurdles to overcome?

Lance Crist Global Head of Oil & Gas IFC (International Finance Corporation)

Investment Banks (local, regional and international) will be invited to actively participate in this session. The number is strictly limited to 4 speakers. Please call Robert Beckmann to secure your slot on+44 20 7978 0025 or email [email protected]

� Transparency, good governance & trade agreements � The role of & challenges facing an AIM listed oil & gas companies interested in Ghana

� Risk & contract management

Darcy White Director Tax PricewaterhouseCoopers Ghana

Ian Gary Senior Policy Advisor - Extractive Industries Oxfam America

Mohammed Amin Adam National Oil Coordinator Civil Society Platform on Oil & Gas


17:00 Summary & End of Summit Day Two

6 Development of & Investment Opportunities in Ghana’s Midstream & Downstream Industry

8 Legal & Regulatory Frameworkfor Ghana’s Oil Industry

4 Maintaining the Momentum! Attracting Further Investment into Ghana

5 Ensuring Local Content in Oil Operations

7 Project Financing in Ghana



Developments, Policies & Challenges for GhanaThis interactive workshop will feature local and international viewpoints on this highly topical issue. In addition to Willy’s extremely informative and interactive style, he will be complemented by key players from the industry who will both be making ‘Special Addresses.’

Increase your knowledge of key areas for your business in this educational session. Led by Willy Olsen, Former Advisor to the President & CEO of Statoil Senior Advisor, INTSOK

Special Addresses:How tertiary education in Ghana is contributing towards the local content capacity building in the emerging oil & gas industry

Dr Stephen Kudom Donyinah Lecturer, Dept of Chemical Engineering Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology SME local content: Ghana’s achievements to date and possible next steps

Barbara Gbologah-QuayeCountry Director, Ghana CDC Development Solutions

Workshop Themes Include: � Legislation & regulations � Concession & production sharing contracts � Project, procurement & contract strategies as well as engineering � Technology transfer requirements & R&D incentives � Support strategies for local SME’s & entrepreneurs

14 AprilLocal Content Workshop

“This seminar is an important milestone in the country’s march towards the acquisition of critical skills, knowledge and competencies that would enable Ghana benefit from the oil and gas industry that is about taking roots in our economy…I have personally scrutinized the content of this seminar, and I must admit that it addresses some very pertinent issues that I am sure would enhance the closure of the knowledge gap on the oil and gas industry in Ghana….I wish to once again commend the organizers for a good job done.”

Dr Oteng Adjei, Honourable Minister of Energy, Republic of Ghana

“What was particularly notable was the day one turnout for the CWC Group’s Ghana Oil & Gas Summit, and the fact that day two seemed to have retained about 80%-90% of the first day’s attendance, a rarity for most events, especially an inaugural event. And the Ghanaians were there in full-force to express their interest in forming alliances with international companies to enter and/or expand in the field, and to develop their national skill base.”

Dianne Sutherland, Chief Editor, Petroleum Africa

Feedback from Ghana Summit 2010

To secure your stand call Jason Adjalo on +44 20 7978 0096 or email [email protected]

Where Deals are Done in the Ghanaian Oil & Gas Industry

International Exhibition

Don’t miss out:OFFICIAL TOUROF EXHIBITION

12 April

12-14 April

Due to the success of the 2010 conference and in response to high demand the Ghana Summit has been expanded to include an international exhibition.

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The Ghana Summit Exhibition has attracted an unprecedented number of enquiries and over 75% of space is already reserved. The Exhibition is scheduled to sell out in the next few weeks making it the fastest selling new exhibition for CWC Group. The Ghana Summit Exhibition has seized the market as the leading oil and gas exhibition in the country. The 2011 Exhibition will attract all the leading contractors, suppliers and service providers to showcase their latest projects, products and services.

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Supporting Local Content

14 April

DDrriffftiinngg AAnnggeeelss OOrrphhaannnagggee Drifting Angels orphanage is a home for homeless children in Tsito, Ghana and was setup to bring them essential needs: nutrition, education, parental love, security, religious guidance and opportunity for a brighter future. The mission of the Orphanage is to serve the needs of poor orphaned children and to equip them with the skills, knowledge, opportunity and self assertiveness required for them to live independently.

Drifting Angels Orphanage is a non-pro� t making organization which focuses on the welfare of children in distressed, orphaned and deprived of care and protection in their communities. Orphanage’s focus is to ensure that these children enjoy their rights to life, dignity, leisure, health and education in ful� lment of the conventions on the Rights of the Child.

CCWWWWCC inn AAAffrricaaa CWC has an impressive track record in Africa, having held some of the biggest oil and gas events within the energy industry. Over the past thirteen years, our African events have attracted thousands of delegates, sponsors and exhibitors. Ministers, Government Delegations and industry experts support and attend all CWC events.

In co-operation with Ministries and NOCs, CWC ensures that the right people from the right companies attend these events. Audiences to our investment conferences number 200 - 1,000 and exhibitions feature 7,000m²+ of exhibiting companies.

Supporting Local CausesCWC Group does not consider corporate responsibility as a mere philanthropic gesture or add-on. It is a part of our core business. The chosen charity for the Ghana Summit is the Drifting Angels Orphange in Ghana. In 2009 we funded the construction of new washrooms and toilet facilities for the orphanage. Funds raised from the 2010 Ghana Summit were used to install solar panels, funds from the 2011 Ghana Summit will be used to build more accommodation for the children.

Technical Sessions Corporate Responsibility

Take part in lively discussions and gain valuable insights into the latest technological advances in the oil & gas industry of bene� t to Ghana.

Abstracts are invited on the following themes and should be 20 minutes maximum in length.

09:30 Registration & Networking Coffee Break Session A

Overview of the Geology & Geophysics of Ghana’s oil & gas � elds Field development - drilling & evaluating

Session B Offshore drilling technology – case studies from the Gulf of Guinea Developments in regional FPSO capacity

12:00 - 12:45 Networking Lunch

Session C Health, safety & the environment – success stories from Africa Emergency response & oil spill response capability – lessons learnt from the Horizon tragedy

Session D Local services involved in Ghana’s oil & gas industry Joint ventures with Internationals

16:00 End of Summit

Call for PapersYou are invited to submit an extract to present a paper for the

Technical Sessions now. Please do this by visiting the Ghana Summit website or contacting Krissy Mackintosh:

Tel: +44 20 7978 0049 Email: [email protected]

Please note that places are not guaranteed and � ll fast,so do register your interest before 15 February 2011.

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