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DIGItAL GAS fIeLD instrument & Control Automation, information technology, Sensor technology, network & Data Management, intelligent & integrated operations.

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HON MARk McARDLE MpQld Minister for Energy and Water Supply Mark McArdle was first elected to Queensland Parliament on 7 February 2004 as the Member for Caloundra. During his time in Parliament, Mark has held many important positions including Leader of the Liberal Party and Deputy Leader of the Opposition after the successful merger between the Liberal and National Parties.

ROSS cARRUTHERSPrincipal Project Officer – CSG Compliance Unit, Department of Natural Resources and Mines QueenslandRoss has over 36 years’ experience developing innovative solutions to complex groundwater management, planning and monitoring problems across Australia.

STEVE GILESDirector, Human Capital, Deloitte Australia15 years experience in Australia, North America and the Asia Pacific region improving productivity and performance through People practices. In recent years, focused on the coal seam gas and coal mining industries in Queensland. Adept at engaging with executives to understand business imperatives and translate these into organisational changes that deliver results and challenge the status quo.

DR pAUL MASSAROTTOPrincipal Consultant, Petroleum & Chemical Engineering, CBM/CSG and Geosequestration, tripenta Energy SolutionsPaul Massarotto holds a PhD in chemical engineering from the University of Queensland where he was a Principal Research Fellow in Coalbed Methane (CBM) until December 2011.

kIRSTEN SNyMANSenior Social Consultant, WorleyParsonsKirsten has over 11 years of professional experience in social consulting for major projects across three continents. She has experience across a number of sectors including mining and resources, water, and transport infrastructure, particularly in social impact assessment and community development and has also developed skills in undertaking stakeholder engagement, demographic and socio-economic research as well as community needs analyses.

ANDREW MccORMAckPartner, Corrs Chambers WestgarthAndrew is a partner in the Corrs’ Construction Practice in Brisbane. He specialises in ‘front end’ transactional and project work. Having worked in London with US/UK firm Dechert for 5 years, Andrew initially joined Corrs in 2005. He returned to Corrs in February 2010 after 18 months as in-house counsel with GOC Energex Limited.

GEOFFREy cANNNational Director of Oil and Gas, Deloitte AustraliaGeoffrey Cann is the National Director of Oil and Gas in the Brisbane office of Deloitte Australia where he focuses on helping oil and gas, coal seam gas and LNG companies address their growth, talent and productivity challenges.

ScOTT ADAMUnderground Coal Mining Program Leader, CRCMiningScott Adam is the Program Leader for the Underground Coal Research Program at CRCMining. Joining CRCMining in 1997 from the mining industry as a Mechanical Engineer, Scott has extensive experience in mining equipment research & development.

ELENA MIcESkISenior Social Consultant, WorleyParsonsElena Miceski has fifteen years of managerial experience in stakeholder engagement, community research, and project development for the State and Federal Government and the private sector. Elena’s career was founded in social research and commenced as lead researcher for the Crime and Misconduct Commission for a period of over five years.

NOyAN ERcANLead Asset Integrity Engineer, Arrow EnergyNoyan Ercan, CPEng (Mech) is the Lead Asset Integrity engineer of Arrow Energy in Brisbane. Noyan completed his bachelor of Mechanical Engineering degree in 1993 and started his career in mechanical design and manufacturing in Turkey.

STEpHEN MATHESONChief Inspector, Petroleum & Gas, Queensland GovernmentStephen is the Chief Inspector, Petroleum and Gas in the Queensland Mines and Energy group of the Department of Natural Resources and Mines. The Petroleum and Gas inspectorate that he heads is responsible for regulating safety of all petroleum and flammable gas related industries and general flammable gas related safety matters in Queensland.

BRENT R. yOUNGProfessor and Head, Chemical and Materials Engineering, The University of AucklandBrent Young is a Professor in the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering at the University of Auckland. He holds the position of Chair in Food Process Engineering and is Director of the Industrial Information and Control Centre (I2C2).

cRAIG BERRyUnit Manager – Water Aurecon Craig is a Chartered Engineer with over 25 years’ experience in civil engineering with particular emphasis on water related projects for both private and public clients. Craig is currently the Unit Manager for the Aurecon Water business in Queensland, Craig retains a technical focus with a hands on approach in project delivery and client relationships with recent experience on a number of Associated Water CSG projects throughout Queensland and northern NSW.

MATTHEW MUIRPartner, Corrs Chambers WestgarthMatthew is a partner in Corrs construction disputes practice. He joined Corrs in 1999, having moved from London to Australia and has a broad range of experience acting on behalf of clients involved in the building and construction, logistics and oil and gas sectors.

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kEVIN BORzELWell Integrity Manager, Wood Group IntetechKevin joined Wood Group Intetech (WG Intetech), which is headquartered in the UK, in February of 2014. Kevin’s career overview prior to joining the WG Intetech team consists of Well Integrity Staff Drilling and Completions Engineer (Santos), Well Integrity Subsurface Adviser (Santos GLNG), Well Integrity Superintendent (Husky Energy Inc), Well Integrity Inactive Wells Consultant (Apache Canada Ltd.) and various other positions in E&P companies.

WILL RIFkINAssociate Professor, Chair in Social Performance, University of Queensland Assoc Prof Will Rifkin is the chair in Social Performance in the Centre for Coal Seam Gas and holds a joint appointment with the Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining. His current focus is a project cultivating the ability in stakeholders to collaborate in identifying salient and credible indicators of cumulative socioeconomic impacts of coal seam gas developments in Queensland’s Western Downs region.

JAMES DE VROOMENational Business Development Manager, Pivotel SatelliteJames is the National Business Development Manager for Pivotel Satellite. He joined Pivotel with over 21 years of experience in the telecommunications industry, both commercial and operational, within the maritime, land and aeronautical sectors. Prior to joining Pivotel, James has held a number of senior sales management roles in Australia and in Asia Pacific.

STEVE yEARDLEyDirector, Procom ConsultantsProcess Consultant - Queensland Energy Resources, November 2008 – Present. Detailed process design for Oil Upgrading, Sour Water Processing, Flare, H2S Removal, Hydrogen Plant and Thermal Oxidiser systems, Project Engineering for Oil Upgrading, H2S Removal and Hydrogen Plant. Engineering Manager/Director - PROCOM Consultants.

DAVID EASONAccount Manager Oil & Gas, Achilles Information (Australia)David Eason is the senior Account Manager for the Achilles FPS Oil & Gas community. Formed by a Steering Committee of Oil & Gas representatives from the Asia pacific region, FPS is an industry collaboration designed to foster local content and deliver ethical and transparent procurement processes.

kyLIE MAyResearch Analyst, Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining – Centre for Coal Seam Gas, University of QueenslandKylie is a Research Analyst (and urban and regional planner) at CSRM at The University of Queensland, working on a study of cumulative socio-economic impacts of coal seam gas (CSG) development in Queensland.

LEIGH ANGUSIndustry and Investment Lead, National ICT Australia (NICTA)Leigh has more than 15 years’ experience in marketing and business development for ICT/Digital companies in Israel and Australia. She worked as Business Development and Marketing Manager for WizApp, an Israeli start-up company developing website design applications.

ROy kAUppILALead Instrumentation/Controls & Electrical Engineer, LogiCammsWith over 30 years of career experience and having been involved in Queensland’s CSG sector since the earliest gas fields were developed, Roy offers extensive knowledge of instrumentation and controls solutions, as well as advanced technology applications, for the industry.

IAN SpENcEGeneral Manager Environment, CNC Project ManagementIan Spence is General Manager Environment for CNC Project Management. Coordinating the permitting and compliance of gas and pipeline projects including environmental and cultural heritage planning is a key area of Ian’s expertise. He also manages CNC’s on-site construction environmental management services.

kyLIE WILLIAMSExecutive Director Regional Planning, Depart-ment of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning Kylie is a land use planner with 20 years experience implementing and influencing Queensland’s planning and development assessment framework. Kylie spent the first 71/2 years of her career working at Brisbane City Council.

MIcHAEL SWART Lead – Capability Services industry Capability networkMike Swart is a seasoned business management professional and brings with him a wealth of experience spanning over 25 years. His current position as Lead for Capability Services with QMI Solutions is to lead a team which focuses on supporting major projects to achieve their local content responsibilities.

JENNy BUckLEy Senior Manager, ISN AustraliaJenny Buckley currently leads the ISN Australia team based in Sydney. ISN works with over 400 Hiring Clients to manage and verify safety and procurement information for over 60,000 contractors / suppliers. Jenny graduated from the University of Texas with a BBA in Marketing. She has worked at iSn for eight years and previously worked on both the Upstream and Contractor Operations teams before becoming Team Lead of the ISN Midstream Team.

ANTHONy MIRENzI Senior HSE Group SupervisorAnthony has worked in and been involved with workplace health and safety for 10 years. After graduating with his Masters in occupation health and safety Anthony has taken up roles in both the public and private sector from Australian owned national organisation to multinationals. Currently working with ISNetworld, Anthony overseas the Health and Safety Review and Verification process across the Australia and New Zealand Region.

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ConferenCe

DAy 1TUESDAy, 25 NOVEMBER 2014

8.30AM | regiStrAtion openS

pROJEcT DELIVERy AND THE SUppLy cHAIN (UppER LEVEL)

cHAIR: Matthew Cooper, General Manager Operations, GD Energy Services

1.30pm Setting yourself up for success: Tips for managing procurement and delivery Andrew McCormack, partner and Matthew Muir, partner, Corrs Chambers westgarth

2.00pm procurement and supply chain risk management: Prequalification changes for gas sector David eason, Account Manager oil & gas, Achilles information (Australia) pty Ltd

2.30pm Strategies to boost procurement and supply chain performance Mike Swart, Lead – Capability Services, Industry Capability Network

VIp AccESS pAckAGE HOLDERS: Tea & Coffee on arrival 8.30am – 9.00am

SAFETy AND THE ENVIRONMENT (MAIN STAGE)cHAIR: Barbara Jinks, Gas Industry Advisor and Vice Chair, International Gas Union

9.00am Safety Issues in the cSG/LNG industry today: an overview by the Qld regulator Stephen Matheson, Chief inspector, petroleum & gas, Queensland government

9.30am The role of water & salt management in unlocking unconventional resources in the cSG Industry Craig Berry, Unit Manager – water, Aurecon

10.00am Water Asset Management: Renewing DNRM’s cSG Groundwater Monitoring Arrangements Ross Carruthers, Principal Project Officer, CSG Compliance Unit, Department of Natural Resources and Mines Queensland

Q&A (10.30 - 10.45am)

VIp AccESS pAckAGE HOLDERS: Networking Morning Tea 10.30am – 11.00am

pRODUcTION OpTIMISATION (MAIN STAGE)cHAIR: Barbara Jinks, Gas Industry Advisor and Vice Chair, International Gas Union

11.15am A look at “step-change continuous drilling systems” for de-gassing in cSG projects Scott Adam, Underground Coal Mining program Leader, CrCMining

11.45am

Increasing production through novel stimulation techniques whilst keeping production costs down in the cSG & LNG industry Dr paul Massarotto, principal Consultant, petroleum & Chemical engineering, CBM/CSg and geosequestration, tripenta energy Solutions

12.15pm

Dynamic Simulation for cSG-LNG Operations Brent r. young, professor and head, Chemical and Materials engineering, the University of Auckland

Q&A (12.45 - 1.00pm)

VIp AccESS pAckAGE HOLDERS: Lunch 12.15pm – 1.15pm

INTEGRITy MANAGEMENT AND REAL TIME FIELD MONITORING (MAIN STAGE)

1.00pm

Improve efficiency and productivity in the digital gas field using satellite communication solutions James de Vroome, national Business Development Manager, pivotel Satellite

1.30pm Asset Integrity and process Safety in coal Seam Gas industry noyan ercan, Lead Asset integrity engineer, Arrow energy

2.00pm

Well integrity management – A progressive approach to a major industry challenge Kevin Borzel, well integrity Manager, ApAC, wood group intetech

2.30pm

Integrated instrument & control automation plus sensor technology is helping today’s on-shore gas fields reach optimum productivity whilst minimizing risks at the site. roy Kauppila, Lead instrumentation/Controls & electrical engineer LogiCamms

3.00pm

IT Enablement for Oil and Gas Leigh Angus, industry and investment Lead, national iCt Australia (niCtA)

Q&A (3.30 - 3.50pm)

VIp AccESS pAckAGE HOLDERS: Afternoon Tea 3.00pm – 3.30pm

QG OFFIcIAL SOcIAL FUNcTION: Social Function Ticket Holders and Exhibitors 4:00pm – 5.00pm

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ConferenCe

DAy 2WEDNESDAy, 26 NOVEMBER 2014

8.20AM | regiStrAtion openS

VIp AccESS pAckAGE HOLDERS: Tea & Coffee on arrival 8.20am – 8.50am

DAy 2 cHAIR: Barbara Jinks, Gas Industry Advisor and Vice Chair, International Gas Union

NEW FRAMEWORkS AND pOLIcy (MAIN STAGE)

8.40am keynote: LNG export outlook and resultant impacts on the Queensland economy hon Mark McArdle Mp, Qld Minister for energy and water Supply

9.00am Regional planning Interests Act Kylie williams, executive Director regional planning, Department of State Development, infrastructure and planning

SOcIAL pERFORMANcE AND STAkEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT (MAIN STAGE)

10.00am

The future of social performance in the upstream sector: balancing efficiency with risk management Elena Miceski and Kirsten Snyman, Senior Social Consultants, WorleyParsons

10.30am Study on the cumulative socio-economic impacts of cSG in the Western Downs region within QLD Associate Professor Will Rifkin, Chair in Social Performance and Kylie May, Research Analyst from the Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, Centre for Coal Seam Gas, University of QueenslandQ&A (11.00 - 11.15am)

VIp AccESS pAckAGE HOLDERS: Morning Tea 11.00am – 11.30am

SAFETy AND RISk MANAGEMENT (MAIN STAGE)

11.30am

Addressing performance issues on CSG projects including field support and risk assessment Steve Yeardley, Director, Procom Consultants

12.00pm Addressing the changing environmental landscape in pipeline management ian Spence, general Manager environment, CnC project Management

12.30pm Improving workplace productivity in the LNG/cSG industry today geoffrey Cann, national Director of oil and gas, Deloitte Australia & Steve giles, Director, human Capital, Deloitte Australia

VIp AccESS pAckAGE HOLDERS: Lunch 12.30pm – 1.30pm

1.00pm

Best-in-class contractor Management Jenny Buckley, Senior Manager, iSn Australia and Anthony Mirenzi, Senior hSe group Supervisor

DRILLING

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DIGITAL GAS FIELD

MAINTENANcE

cONFERENcE pROGRAM kEyVIp AccESS pAckAGE HOLDERS enjoy priority seating, catering and access to presentations post-event by purchasing a Vip Access package.

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TUESDAy, 25 NOVEMBER 2014 WEDNESDAy, 26 NOVEMBER 2014WORKSHOP 1 • 9.30Am – 12.30Pm

Gas pricing outlook and market conditions

through a series of interactive discussions, Q&A and group exercises explore:

• Commercial factors impacting price

• Global outlook for demand and where Australia fits into meeting this

• Impact of the global gas price

• Strategies to best operate in a new global market

• Forecasting future gas prices

• Mitigating supply and purchasing risk for CSG - LNG projects

• Strategies for managing price and supply risk

• Scenarios explored

Timetable:9:00am – 9:30am Arrival

9:30am – 10:30am part 1

10:30am – 11:00am Coffee and tea break

11:00am – 12:30pm part 2

Leo yanes, principal, Acil Allen consultingLeo holds Ph.D. and M.Sc. qualifications in economics from the London School of economics and has been a Visiting research Scholar in the Department of economics at harvard. Leo has extensive expertise in quantitative methods, with a strong emphasis on planning, valuation (discounted cash flows, cost-benefit analysis), quantitative risk analysis (Monte Carlo simulation), optimisation, econometrics and general equilibrium.

Leo’s experience in oil & gas encompasses project appraisal using discounted cash flow and long and short-run forecasting. Leo has built cash flow models for various oil & gas projects at Santos, PDVSA (the national oil company of Venezuela) and various off-shore and on-shore projects in western Australia and the timor Sea. this work includes integrated supply chain valuation models for the gladstone Coal Seam gas to Lng project (Santos-gLng), the Cash-Maple offshore field in the Timor Sea, and crude oil reservoirs in the Canning Basin (western Australia). this class of models encompasses all aspects of the production process, from the reservoir (gas, condensate, crude and water flows) through to surface facilities and LNG plants and shipping. LNG facilities include both onshore as well as floating LNG

Specialties:• Economic modelling for the oil & gas industry

• Optimisation

• Probabilistic valuation (risk analysis via Monte Carlo simulation)

• General Equilibrium

• Applied econometrics

Workshop registration includes morning tea break and an invitation to the QG social function reception at 4pm

$198 InC. GST

WORKSHOP 2 • 9.30Am – 12.30Pm

Understanding the LNG process: an interactive workshop focused on making sure attendees understand the critical issues and component parts of the LNG process

this learning session will give attendees a comprehensive overview of the Lng production process. Attendees will explore the detail of the process. it will feature an in-depth review of the process building blocks, with the intent of providing service companies with an insight to opportunities, energy company in house staff with an understanding of the critical issues and the public and financial sectors with the vocabulary of Lng. the session will concentrate on generating understanding of the process and its issues rather than mere description. participants will leave the session with a clear understanding of the Lng process, the mission critical obstacles that need to be overcome in the Australian context of Lng and an idea of how their role can make a difference.

Agenda:• Overview of LNG process and critical issues

• Treatment of conventional and unconventional gas feed streams

• The role of Refrigeration in liquefaction

• The major equipment and their operation and maintenance to address the critical issues

Timetable:9:00am – 9:30am Arrival

9:30am – 10:30am part 1

10:30am – 11:00am Coffee and tea break

11:00am – 12:30pm part 2

Howard Thomas, Executive consultant, Edvisian Howard joined Exxon Chemical Olefins Inc. in 1989. His practical experience in process operations led to a rapid specialisation in process optimisation, taking his first ethylene plant from 1800 t/d to 2100 t/d without physical modification. These results led to a rapid progression within exxon, eventually coupling reliability science with process modelling analysis to extend optimisation from the process, to a combination with maintenance, improving not only efficiency but also availability. to this day, exxonMobil still follow these practices worldwide. howard is by nature entrepreneurial and after leaving exxon he learnt the ropes of consultancy before establishing his own businesses. his considerable skills bring a unique dimension to hydrocarbons operational Support.

Workshop registration includes morning tea break and an invitation to the QG social function reception on the 25 november at 4pm

$198 InC. GST

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pRODUcT cATEGORIES INcLUDE:

• Associations & Institutions

• Certification / Classification

• Chemicals

• Computer Systems & Software

• Communications

• Compressor

• Containment Systems

• Corrosion Protection & Insulation

• Drilling Equipment & Solutions

• Drilling & Well Completion

• Emergency Response

• Engineering Procurement & Construction

• Environmental Consulting

• Equipment Systems

• Exploration & Production

• Gas Distribution & Supply

• Gas Processing Plants

• Integrated Gas

• Liquefaction Technology

• LNG Tankers

• Measurement Control & Instrumentation

• Pipeline Technology & Operations

• Port Authority & Construction

• Professional, Legal, Financial & Insurance Services

• Process Equipment & Engineering

• Power & Gas Utilities

• Research & Development

• Real-time Monitoring & Operations

• Recruitment

• Safety Equipment & Training

• Simulation & Training

• Storage Facilities & Tanks

• Valves, Connectors & Pumps

• Water Management

• Well Testing

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Find the latest technology, products and industry solutions and talk to the experts behind the brands. Our exhibition floor features the leading companies showcasing their latest developments.

MORE THAN JUST AN ExHIBITION

This year, you’ll find more than just stands on the exhibition floor, with the introduction of new exciting features, including:

INTERAcTIVE zONES Zones divided by four key industry pillars featuring interactive elements tailored to that pillar.

TEcHLAB free talks showcasing innovative supplier technology

QG INDUSTRy FUNcTION End your first day on a high note at the Qg industry function at 4pm, 25 november. price: $110

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pASS pRIcE*eXhiBition & ConferenCe pASS ......................................... free

Vip ACCeSS pACKAge (1 day – tuesday or wednesday) ............$110 for 1 day

Vip ACCeSS pACKAge (2 days) ..................................... $150 for 2 days

Vip & SoCiAL pACKAge (2 days pLUS Qg industry function) .... $225 for 2 days

Qg inDUStry fUnCtion ..........................................................$110

worKShop tiCKetS .....................................price varies per session (please see website for more information) * Booking Fee applies, Prices include GST

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