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26 February – 1 March 2013 | Grand Hyatt Jakarta, Indonesia

Capitalising On The Fast Developing Offshore Fields In East Indonesia

BENEFIT FROM LEADING INDUSTRYPROJECT CASE STUDIES:

Gain insight on the establishment of Indonesia’s First West Java FSRU project

Inpex Masela delivers the entire value chain and recent developments of theAbadi Gas FLNG project

Latest updates on the Trans-Asean Gas Pipeline project and its role in increasinggas transport efficiency in East Indonesia

Joint Venture Oil & Gas Contract Fundamentals in Indonesia

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PLUS Two Intensive & Interactive Workshops:

Tuesday, 26 February 2012 Deepwater Appraisal, Development Strategies and Reserves Estimation inEast Indonesia

Friday, 1 March 2012

GOVERNMENT AND OIL & GAS PROJECTDEVELOPERS:

Abdul KamarzukiHead of Planning Division,Secretariat, KP3EI

Hendra JayaPresident Director,Nusantara Regas

Dr I Putu SuarsanaReservoir ManagerEOR Project,PT Pertamina EP

Dinar IndrianaSenior Project CommunicationCoordinator – Abadi FLNGDevelopment Project,INPEX Masela

Satya W YudhaMemberThe House of Representatives of Indonesian Commission VII

(Energy, Mineral Resources, Environment, Research &

Technology) • 4 days of value-packed sessions

covering the latest developments

& commercial opportunities from

offshore expansions

• Industry insiders share marketintelligence on oil and gas hotspotsin the unexplored frontier,deepwater regions of East Indonesia

• Government regulators outlinechanges to the way upstream oil &gas blocks will be secured in thefuture

• Uncover commercial opportunitiesfor LNG, FLNG & FSRUs in theexpanding Indonesia gas market

• Offshore support vessels (OSVs) andpipeline infrastructure opportunitiesare revealed

• Gain insight on field developmentand deepwater projectopportunities

• Identify financing options foroffshore oil & gas projects

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Capitalising On The Fast DevelopingOffshore Fields In East IndonesiaDAY ONE | Wednesday, 27 February 2013

08:30 Registration & Morning Coffee

09:00 Welcoming Remarks & Speed Networking

Dhanya Surendran, Conference Producer, IBC Asia

09:05 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

Joi Surya Dharma, Corporate Planning and Strategy,PT. Sugih Energy, Tbk

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES & LEGAL FRAMEWORK

09:10 New Investment Opportunities in Offshore

Indonesia’s Oil & Gas Sector• Current market trends in the upstream oil & gas business

in Indonesia• Assessing challenges faced by existing and potential oil

& gas investors• Oil & gas regulator’s expectations for Indonesia’s oil & gas

sectorSenior Representative, BP Migas

09:45 Regulatory and Legal Structure of Indonesia’s

Upstream Oil & Gas Business• Regulation governing the award of oil and gas blocks:

Direct bidding vs official tender• Update on productions sharing contract terms• Legal responsibilities of oil and gas block winners• Oil & gas block contract renewal evaluation process

~ National vs foreign operator~ Operator performance and potential reserves

Pramu Priyandono, Senior Associate, Oentong Suria

& Partners

Marlina Tambunan, Senior Associate, Oentong Suria

& Partners

10:30 Morning Tea & Networking Break

GAS MARKET STRUCTURE IN EAST INDONESIA

11:00 New Gas Utilisation Business Model – Indonesia’s

Future is in Gas• Gas export moratorium scheme: Emphasis on domestic

gas allocation vs exports• Gas pricing structure and its impact on gas demand and

supply• Future potential in LNG imports from Africa and Australia• Focus on unconventional gas to boost gas production• Shift in gas utilisation from onshore to offshore deepwater,

West to East IndonesiaPriagung Rakhmanto, Executive Director, Reforminer

Institute

11:45 Fast-tracking Monetisation of Gas Discoveries in

East Indonesia• Knowledge of critical information

~ Gas potential~ Gas allocation; Domestic vs export~ Existing gas infrastructure

• Gas infrastructure project development requirements~ Transmission pipelines~ Liquefaction plants~ Receiving terminals

• Attracting investors for project investment~ Gas prices~ Subsidies

Satya W Yudha, Member, The House of

Representatives of Indonesian Commission VII

(Energy, Mineral Resources, Environment, Research

& Technology)

12:30 Networking Lunch

LEADING OFFSHORE GAS TECHNOLOGY IN

EAST INDONESIA – LNG, FLNG & FSRU

13:45 Development of LNG in East Indonesia and the SEA

Context: Small-scale LNG and LNG Bunkering• Examining the existing and new LNG project plans• What are the key project challenges?• Future role of LNG business in East IndonesiaDr. Lorenzo Casarosa, Senior Consultant, DNV Clean

Technology Centre

14:30 The Establishment of Indonesia’s First West Java

FSRU Project• Examining the drivers for FSRU development

~ Cost efficiency~ Meeting domestic gas demand~ Energy sustainability

• Analysing FSRU commissioning, construction andimplementation process

• Latest update in FSRU operation• The future of the FSRU market in IndonesiaHendra Jaya, President Director, Nusantara Regas

15:15 Afternoon Tea & Networking Break

15:45 Latest Update on Indonesia’s First Abadi Gas FLNG

Project – JV Partners Shell and EMP Involvement in

Masela projectINPEX Corporation Ltd acquired 17.5% participating interestin the Prelude Floating LNG (FLNG) Project from ShellDevelopment (Australia) proprietary Ltd in order to get theexperience to develop the Abadi LNG Project in Masela Block.This session will outline the latest opportunities and updatesfollowing this new partnership.

Dinar Indriana, Senior Project CommunicationCoordinator – Abadi FLNG Development Project,INPEX Masela

16:30 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks and End of Day One

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Capitalising On The Fast DevelopingOffshore Fields In East IndonesiaDAY TWO | Thursday, 28 February 2013

09:00 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

Anthony Patten, Partner, Allens

FIELD DEVELOPMENT & DEEPWATER

PROJECT OPPORTUNITIES

09:05 Role of Oil & Gas in Developing the Economic

Corridors of East Indonesia – Sulawesi, Java,

Kalimantan, Papua

• Which region and corridor views oil & gas as a growthengine?

• Examining future plans on oil & gas project developments• Role of oil & gas in East IndonesiaAbdul Karmarzuki, Head of Planning Division,Secretariat, KP3EI

09:45 Petroleum Geology of Untapped Offshore

Deepwater Oil & Gas Reserves in East Indonesia

• Gain insight into potential oil & gas reserves• Examining the petroleum geology and identifying marginal

and high potential oil & gas blocks• Advanced seismic surveys for deeper and complex

reservoirs• Delivering reliable and accurate data on potential reservesRovicky Dwi Putrohari, President, Indonesian

Geologist Association (IAGI)

10:30 Morning Tea & Networking Break

11:00 Latest Offshore Field Development Updates:

Opportunities & Challenges

• What are the characteristics and performance of theawarded reservoirs?

• Update on the results of exploratory wells• What are the key requirements and challenges for

successful field development?~ Regulation; procurement and permit grants~ Availability and accuracy of subsurface data~ Incentives~ Partnerships

• Future role of deepwater field development in Indonesia

11:45 Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) Program for Mature

Field Development in East Indonesia

• Analysing mature field development challenges in EastIndonesia

• Understanding the procedures of the EOR program• Key requirements for successful EOR program

implementation• Future role of EOR application for offshore fields in

IndonesiaDr I Putu Suarsana, Reservoir Manager EOR Project,PT Pertamina

12:30 Networking Lunch

OFFSHORE OIL & GAS PROJECT FINANCING

13:45 Project Financing Opportunities for Capital Intensive

Offshore Oil & Gas Projects

• What is the current oil & gas project financing landscape?• What are the options available to finance high capex oil &

gas projects?• Role of the government in providing funding

~ Petroleum fundAlberto Migliucci, Managing Director, Head of Mining,Energy, Oil & Gas, South East Asia, Credit Suisse

OIL & GAS LOGISTICS AND INFRASTRUCTURE

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT IN EAST INDONESIA

– OFFSHORE SUPPORT VESSELS & PIPELINES

14:30 Expansion of Fleet Size and Capabilities of Offshore

Support Vessels to Support Growing E&P Activities

in Offshore Oil & Gas Fields in East Indonesia

• Latest trends in offshore vessels to support oil and gasproduction in East Indonesia

• Challenges faced by local ship owners~ High vessel cost~ Good infrastructure & expertise~ Demand for high-spec vessels

• Who is going to supply offshore vessels?• How can the government support this sector?Sugiman Layanto, Managing Director, PT Wintermar

Offshore Marine Group

15:15 Afternoon Tea & Networking Break

15:45 Future Opportunities in Infrastructure Development

for the Local Construction & Fabrication Yards

• What are the capabilities of local shipyards?~ Topsides tonnage~ Draft capability

• Are there future new build and conversion opportunitiesof floating units?

• Can Indonesia compete with the Singapore, Korea andChina yards?

Peter Chuang, General Manager, PT Sentek Indonesia

and Chairman, Batam Shipyard & Offshore

Association (BSOA)

16:30 Trans-ASEAN Gas Pipeline (TAGP) Project Update –

Efficient Gas Transportation in East Indonesia

• Current status of the TAGP project• What is the gas pipeline development model?• Upcoming and the potential for new Trans-Asean gas

pipelinesMerry Marteighianti, Chairperson, Trans ASEAN GasPipeline Task Force, ASCOPE

17:15 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks & End of Conference

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David is a partner of Allens and is currently seconded as a Senior Foreign Legal Adviser to Widyawan & Partners, the firm's Jakarta office. David's practicefocuses on energy, resources and infrastructure (ERI) in Asia, and also advises international clients on mergers and acquisitions and general corporateand commercial matters in the ERI sectors. David has lived in Asia since 2005 where he was based in the firm’s Singapore office. In 2008, he was secondedto be based in Jakarta full time as a foreign legal adviser with Widyawan & Partners. David has many years of experience advising international andIndonesian ERI clients such as Pertamina, Inpex, ExxonMobil, Shell, CNOOC, Medco, PGN, Transportasi Gas Indonesia and more on its investments and

projects in Indonesia and abroad. David has been named a leading individual for Energy and Resources in the current editions of leading independent publications suchas Chambers Asia-Pacific and Asia-Pacific Legal 500.

Malvinder Bandal is a well-rounded Petroleum Engineer with 30years’ reservoir engineering studies, operations and projectmanagement experience obtained in various geographical areasnamely in the Asia-Pacific region and to a lesser extent in Africa,CIS/Russia and the U.S.A.

Engineering from University of New South Wales, Australia; a Bachelor of Sciencedegree in Chemical Engineering from National University of Singapore; and anAdvanced Diploma in Business Administration (accreditation to ABE, UK). Malvinderis a member of the Society of Petroleum Engineer since 1981, and served as Program,Membership and Scholarship chairman at two chapters. He is also an active memberin SEAPEX.

Malvinder has worked for a significant period with international energy consultantsGaffney Cline & Associates (Singapore), national oil company, PETRONAS (Malaysia)and with independent oil company Chevron/WAPET (Australia). In September 2011,he founded his own company, MB Energy, where he is now the Principal ReservoirEngineer and Director.

He has been project manager and/or reservoir engineer in many acquisition, appraisaland development drilling, full field review, field development planning and reservesestimation projects. He has also been with project teams involved in gas salesagreement and unitization/redetermination work. He has significant experience in

current industry interests in deep water developments, tight gas reservoirs, fracturedsystems, compositional gas reservoirs, etc.

He participated actively in the formulation of deep water oil field developmentplans for several fields in Malaysia. Experiences from the Gulf of Mexico wereconsidered in these developments. He has also been involved in screeningdevelopments for deep water projects in West Africa. He has been keeping abreastwith deep water developments in Indonesia and India.

Malvinder has experience with more than 20 field development projects rangingfrom primary recovery to secondary recovery (gas, water injection) and tertiaryrecovery (steam flood, WAG). He led Australia’s first radioactive tracer injectionlogging program in 1992 with 20 wells being surveyed and analyzed. In 1994, hewas the development drilling team leader for PETRONAS Carigali’s first operatedfield where the successful appraisal cum development of the turbidite field led todoubling of Proved reserves. In 2005, he led Malaysia’s multi-company IOR initiativeto speed up IOR application techniques across fields throughout Malaysia.

He is author of 3 technical papers and co-author of another 4 papers. His mostrecent paper presented at IPA 2012 in Jakarta titled “Reporting Accuracy inConventional and Unconventional Resources” provides a clear approach in definingaccuracy of each parameter taking into account the measurement and interpretationerrors inherent in each parameter.

David Holme, Partner, Allens and Senior Foreign Legal Advisor, Widyawan and Partners


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Interactive Pre-Conference Workshop | Tuesday, 26 Februrary 2013 | 9am – 5 pm

Deepwater Appraisal, Development Strategies and ReservesEstimation in East Indonesia

Interactive Post-Conference Workshop | Friday, 1 March 2013 | 9am – 5 pm

Joint Venture Oil & Gas Contract Fundamentals in Indonesia

About Your Workshop Leaders:

Malvinder Bandal, Principal Reservoir Engineer & Director, MB Energy

About Your Workshop Leader:

• Introduction to Typical Deep Water Developments Worldwide• Deep Water Discoveries & Potential in Asia Pacific• Appraisal – Data Acquisition & Strategies

• Development – Oil Field• Development – Gas Field• Reserves Classification – Proved, Probable, Possible Application

to Field Examples

• Key provisions and considerations in negotiating oil & gas joint ventures• Use of industry standard models and key changes to Association of International Petroleum Negotiators (AIPN) 2012 model• Key considerations in documenting an Indonesian Joint Operating Agreement (JOA)• Joint-bidding agreements• Documenting farm-ins, carries and other earn-in arrangements• Joint ventures for unconventional gas projects – key differences

Anthony Patten specialises in corporate and project development work in the energy industry, with a particular focus on oil and gas, both in Australiaand internationally. He is experienced in advising national oil companies, major international oil companies, trading houses, utilities and independentson all aspects of their businesses. Prior to joining Allens in 2011, Anthony was a partner in London with another international law firm. He also spent sixyears as a senior in-house counsel of Royal Dutch Shell, based in London and in the UAE. Anthony has advised on many significant oil and gas projectsinternationally. Examples of some of Anthony's most notable transactions include: Golar LNG’s Floating LNG regasification and storage project in Dubai;

other significant LNG projects in the region; Shell Gas and Power's Hazira LNG regasification project in India; GATE LNG’s project financing in Rotterdam, Netherlands; KoreaGas Corporation's equity investment and long term offtake from the Santos/ Petronas Gladstone LNG project in Queensland, Australia; LNG Japan Corporation’s equityinvestment and long term offtake from the Brass LNG project in Nigeria; Shell Gas and Power's development of the Persian LNG project in Iran; QatarGas4 LNG project inQatar; South Gas (gas gathering) project in Iraq.

Anthony is recognised as a leading oil and gas lawyer in Chambers (where he is recommended for his industry knowledge), Legal 500 (being a 'strong adviser on LNG-related matters') and in Who’s Who Legal.

Anthony Patten, Partner, Allens

Sponsorship and ExhibitionOpportunitiesTo position your company as a market leader at this event,and to explore the range of thought leadership, speaking,branding and marketing opportunities available, pleasecontact:Ms. Yvonne Leong | Tel: +65 6508 2489Email: [email protected]

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EAST INDONESIA: THE NEXTOFFSHORE OIL & GAS HOT SPOT!Indonesia is now capitalising on its vast unexplored oil & gas reserves in thefrontier, deepwater regions of East Indonesia. The movement of oil & gasproduction from West to East is the next big thing for Indonesia’s oil & gassector.

“The government is now focusing on encouraging E&P inthe East of Indonesia and several companies are movingtheir operations to this region”~ Herry Wibiksana, President & GM, AWE Indonesia; Source – Focus Reports 2012

IBC Asia’s 3rd Annual Offshore Indonesia Oil & Gas event will provide insighton regulatory plans to encourage offshore oil & gas investment, identify oil &gas hotspots and outline the legal framework in securing upstream oil & gasblocks.

This forum will highlight the latest oil and gas projects to boost the oil & gassector in East Indonesia including updates on LNG, FSRU, FLNG, deepwaterfield development, oil & gas infrastructure and logistics focusing on pipelinesand offshore support vessels.

26 February – 1 March 2013Grand Hyatt Jakarta,Indonesia

WHO YOU WILL MEET AT OFFSHOREINDONESIA 2013:

Don’t Miss the Latest IndustryUpdates at Offshore Indonesia 2013!• New updates on plans to encourage upstream oil &

gas investment in Indonesia• Indonesia’s future gas utilisation model• Deepwater development and exploratory drilling in

East Indonesia• Project updates on leading offshore gas technology

in East Indonesia – LNG, FLNG and FSRU• Enhancing oil & gas logistics and infrastructure in East

Indonesia – Offshore support vessels and pipelines• Project financing capital intensive offshore oil & gas

projects• Legal framework of Indonesia’s upstream oil & gas

business

Hear from Leading IndustriesShaping Indonesia’s Offshore Oil &Gas Sector:• Nusanatara Regas outlines the establishment of

Indonesia’s first West Java FSRU project• Inpex Masela delivers the entire value chain and

recent developments of the Abadi Gas FLNG project• PT Wintermar Offshore Marine Group highlights

the impact on offshore support vessels amidst growingE&P activities in East Indonesia

• ASCOPE will address the Trans-Asean Gas Pipelineproject updates and its role in increasing gas transportefficiency in East Indonesia

• PT Pertamina EP will examine the Enhanced OilRecovery (EOR) program for mature field development

Rave Reviews From Attendees at ourprevious Offshore Indonesia Oil &Gas Event:“Informative and useful. Excellent exchange of majorissues facing the oil & gas industry in Indonesia”Steve Jacobs, Ex- Genting Oil Natuna

“Truly insightful on how the offshore oil & gas industryin Indonesia is progressing”Andrew Meljille, PT Aquaria Shipping

South East Asia(Singapore, Malaysia,Vietnam,Thailand) 35%

Indonesia 35%

Middle East 3%

North Asia (Japan,Korea, China, Taiwan) 15% India 3%

Australia 3%

US/Europe 6%

GEOGRAPHICAL BREAKDOWN

INDUSTRY BREAKDOWN

Classification &Consultancy 5%

Oil & Gas Operators/Investors 25%

EPCs 20%

Shipyards 5%

DrillingOperators 10%

Government/ RegulatoryAuthorities 5%

Upstream Oil & Gas Field Technology,Equipment & Service Providers 15%

Legal & Finance 5%

Offshore Logistics& Shipping 10%

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