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REGISTER NOW! Customer Service Hotline: (65) 6508 2401

Organised by: Media Partners:

27–28 SEPTEMBER 2010MANDARIN ORCHARD, SINGAPORE

www.ibc-asia.com/subseaconference

Bill TinappleExecutive Director of Petroleum,Government of Western Australia,Department of Minesand Petroleum

Massimo FontolanVice President Commercial North Atlantic ,Saipem Ltd

Durga MurtiSuperintendent, Asset Integrity Division,Chevron InternationalExploration andProduction

Jose SotoSenior Technology

Advisor, Subsea Safety Systems,Halliburton, USA

Frank LimPrincipal Director ,2H OffshoreEngineering

Franck LegersteeProject Manager,Offshore Oil & Gas RulesDevelopment ,Bureau Veritas

Mads Hjelmeland Area Manager ,Framo EngineeringAsia Pacific Sdn Bhd

• The new paradigm for safety in subsea

operations

• Trends in deepwater inspection,maintenance and repair

• Developments in asset integrity

management for deep sea equipment

• Case studies and new solutions on

technology adoption from top field operators

• Project showcase on innovation and new

technologies in subsea operations

• Advances in ROVs and AUVs

• Subsea boosting and processing

• Changing parameters for Integrated Subsea

infrastructure and field development

27–28 SEPTEMBER 2010MANDARIN ORCHARD, SINGAPORE

Catch the Early BirdBook by 13 August and SAVE!

29 September 2010 | 9am – 12pm

Optimising Lifecycleof Flexible Risers andFlowlines

Sinang BulawanVice President OperationSupport,BP Migas (ExecutiveAgency for Upstream Oil& Gas Activities, TheRepublic of Indonesia)


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Safety and reliability are in the spotlight, and not without

reason. The continued move into deepwater projects is posing

new and increased challenges. Post the Deepwater Horizon

incident, BP has pointed out an urgent need to develop a more

effective deepwater subsea intervention capability, and a need

to ensure that companies work with contractors in ways thatmean risks are fully understood and managed.

Using a range of international case studies, the SubseaOperations and Technology conference will showcase

operational innovation, technology adoption and risk

management principles impacting safety and reliability.

• Understand new safety and reliability benchmarks put in

place by regulators and field operators

•Make subsea production more reliable and profitable byadopting the right technology

• Learn the latest regulatory policies and deepwater projects

of Australia and South East Asia

• Appreciate how oil and gas companies are partnering with

contractors to manage deepwater project challenges

• Keep up to date with latest innovations and applications in

Deepwater IRM

• Enhance subsea intervention capabilities from new

technology and through learnings from global case studies

•Reduce financial risk and liability from disrupted fieldoperations

Speaking opportunities are available and are a perfect way

to demonstrate the success of your product / service. If you

wish to present a case study on that latest innovation, or want

to talk about a new solution, contact Catherine Wong at

+65 6508 2469 or email [email protected].

Directors, GMs of SubseaOperations / Production

Heads of Exploration

Chief FinanceOfficers

Chief TechnicalOfficers

Engineering andOperations Heads

Pipeline and SubseaEngineers

Marine Operations andAsset Managers

Project Directors

WellConstruction

and FlowAssurance

Specialists

Electricaland Process

Specialists

Marine andInstallation

Engineers

Heads of Procurement

08.30 Registration & Coffee

08.55 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

The New Paradigm in Safety and Reliability

09.00 Keynote Address: Indonesia Deepwater Projects and PolicyUpdate on New Safety and Environment RegulationSinang Bulawan, Vice President Operation Support , BP Migas(Executive Agency for Upstream Oil and Gas Activities, TheRepublic of Indonesia)

09.30 Keynote Address: Western Australia Deep Water Activitiesand Regulatory ApproachBill Tinapple, Executive Director of Petroleum, Government of Western Australia, Department of Mines and Petroleum

10.00 Questions and Discussion

Followed by Morning Refreshments

10.30 Subsea Safety Systems Applications• Challenges in deepwater activities

• Well control equipment for completion and intervention activities• Subsea well access and control technology• Equipment developed for safetyJose Soto, Senior Technology Advisor, Subsea Safety Systems,Halliburton, USA

11.00 Industry Dialogue: Deepwater IRM – Defining the CriticalSuccess Factors• Scope of work and inspection schemes• IRM methodology• ROV capabilities and limits• Integrity management

Panelists:Tim Clark , Vice President Asia Pacific , Canyon Offshore Inc.

Jose Soto, Senior Technology Advisor, Subsea Safety Systems,Halliburton, USA

Durga Murti, Superintendent, Asset Integrity Division, ChevronInternational Exploration and Production

Massimo Fontolan, Vice President Commercial North Atlantic ,Saipem Ltd


Followed by Networking Lunch

Designing for Operability and Integrity

14.00 Measuring the Impact of Subsea Integrity Management onField Economics• Considerations of IM early in field development• Combining risk and reliability• The value of monitoring in conjunction with inspection• Development of suitable Technical and System Performance

measures• Emergency preparedness• Competency of personnelFrank Lim, Principal Director , 2H Offshore Engineering

14.45 Subsea Asset Integrity Management at Chevron• The need for a comprehensive risk coverage with a just trade-off

between the costs and risks• Inherent risks in subsea operations; identification and mitigation

plans, prioritization and mitigation of risks

• Right tools and philosophy for Risk Based Assessment (RBA)• Desirable skills sets/ qualifications and experience for an idealIntegrity Management Team;

• Roles/ responsibilities and the inter/intra-department coordinationmatrix

Durga Murti, Superintendent, Asset Integrity Division, ChevronInternational Exploration and Production

Day 1 ■ 27 September 2010, Monday

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Followed by Afternoon Refreshments

Case Studies in Subsea Monitoring and Repair

16.00 Emergency Pipeline Repair Systems in Deepwater• Complexities in deploying pipeline repair capabilities• Technologies involved

• Case history of a catastrophic damage occurred on a gas pipelinessystem• Emergency response and repair operations• The right repair technology, systems and services for cases of

damages in deep water.Massimo Fontolan, Vice President Commercial North Atlantic ,Saipem Ltd

16.30 Use of Spread Spectrum Acoustic technology for SubseaControl and Monitoring Applications• Application for emergency Subsea BOP disconnect• Full monitoring and control of Subsea BOPs using acoustics as a

back up to umbilicals.• Life of field applicationsJohn Macleod, Director , Nautronix

17.00 End of Day One followed by Networking Cocktail

08.55 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

09.00 Shifting Trends in the Subsea Industry – Asia and Worldwide• Trends and impact of the global energy scenario• New deepwater opportunities in Asia• Field developments, timeline and technology needed• Technical challenges as the industry goes deeper

Luke Davis, Analyst – Business Strategy and Analysis, InfieldSystems

Optimising Subsea Production Systems

9.45 Developing Synergies between Rigid, Flexible and UmbilicalManufacturing and Installation• Delivering quality at a new flexible pipe manufacturing facility• The importance of Site Integration Testing (SIT) to ensure integrity

on subsea development projects• Stock pipe philosophies for emergency replacement of flowlines

and risers• Developing a regional hub for SURF manufacturing and installation

operations

Brett Howard, Business Development Manager, Subsea Division,Technip, Malaysia


Followed by Morning Refreshments

11.15 Technical Qualification of Subsea Equipment• Materials selection and requirements• Standardisation of Subsea equipment across vendors• Testing of equipment and mitigating associated risk Franck Legerstee, Project Manager, Offshore Oil & Gas RulesDevelopment , Bureau Veritas

12.00 Deepwater operations in Chevron “Agbami” – Nigeria• Project overview

• The Landing String System• History / track record to date• Operational Efficiencies

Graham Cheyne, Subsea Director , Expro Group


Followed by Networking Lunch

Day 2 ■ 28 September 2010, Tuesday

Didier Hanonge

Didier began his career in 1991 with Bureau Veritas working on

the certification of rigid and flexible riser systems. In 1997 he joined Technip’s technical centre for flexible pipe in Le Trait asa test engineer, working on cutting edge developmentprogrammes for deepwater applications. From 2002 to 2007 heheld various engineering management roles in the sametechnical division before moving to Perth to act as lead flexibleengineer on a number of key projects, including Kikeh.

Post Conference Workshop | 29 September 2010 ; 9am – 12pm

Optimising Lifecycle of Flexible

Risers and FlowlinesA crucial component for managing flow assurance and overall subseaoperations, risers and flowlines are the nerve centre of a field. Our expertfacilitator will take you through the essential technical and operationalbenchmarks critical for optimising their performance.• Design and Installation of Flexible Flowlines and Risers

• Integrity Management, Monitoring and Maintenance• Damage, Degradation and Failure Modes

• Reliability, Reusability and Repair

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Technical Challenges and Technology Update

14.00 The Subsea Challenge: Is Technology Keeping Pace withDeepwater Developments?• Deepwater and ultra deepwater developments• Emerging safety and reliability challenges• Essential technology requirements – where are the gaps?• Managing technical, commercial and operational requirements• What is the future of Subsea?Panelists:Franck Legerstee, Project Manager, Offshore Oil & Gas RulesDevelopment , Bureau Veritas

Mads Hjelmeland, Area Manager , Framo Engineering AsiaPacific Sdn Bhd

Richard Binks, Offshore Business Director , SonardyneInternational

Brett Howard, Business Development Manager, Subsea Division,Technip, Malaysia

Dr. Arun Kr. Dev, Newcastle University MarineInternational, Immediate Past Chairman, The Joint Branch

of RINA and IMarEST in Singapore

14.45 Increased Oil and Gas Recovery by Subsea Processing• Prospect of IOR by implementation of subsea processing techniques• Detailed overview of Subsea boosting systems• Case Studies demonstrating significant increase in productionMads Hjelmeland, Area Manager , Framo Engineering AsiaPacific Sdn Bhd


Followed by Afternoon Refreshments

16.00 Driving Reliability with Advanced TechnologyRichard Binks, Offshore Business Director , SonardyneInternational

16.30 Subsea Condition Monitoring / Instrumentation, Past,Present and FutureOlav Brakstad, Sales Manager , ClampOn AS

17.00 Questions and DiscussionChairman’s Closing Remarks

End of Conference

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