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OUR SPEAKERS PANEL

Supporting Organization: Media Partners:

CEOs, COOs, VPs, Directors, Chiefs, Heads, Team Leaders, Managers, Engineers of: unconventional resources (shale gas, tight gas, coal bed methane, heavy oil), exploration, geology, geophysics, geochemistry, drilling, increased oil/gas recovery, reservoir management, operation, production, commercial, business development, new venture, HSE, technology, strategy, regulatory affairs

András Jenei, Ministry of National Development, Hungary Advisor

Fivos Spathopoulos, Imperial College London, United Kingdom Visiting Lecturer in Petroleum Geology

Peter Styles, Keele University, United Kingdom Professor in Applied and Environmental Geophysics

Greg Pytel, Sobieski Institute, Poland Energy Expert

Viktor Sőreg, MOL, Hungary Director, Exploration Portfolio Management, Eurasian Region

Michael Prohaska, University Leoben, Austria Chair of Drilling Engineering, Assistant Professor, Cementing and Well Completions

András Jenei, Ministry of National Development, Hungary Advisor

Andreas Hübner, GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Germany Project Coordinator

Andrew Costin, Petroleum Club of Romania, Romania President

Hrvoje Jurčić, INA, Croatia Senior Petrophysicist

Dariusz Łatka, San Leon Energy, Poland HSE Consultant

William Marble, Hallwood Oil and Gas, Inc., United States Chief Engineer

Juozas Mockevicius, Lithuanian Geological Survey Director

Coşkun Namoğlu (TBC), TPAO, Turkey District Manager

Łukasz Łukańko, San Leon Energy, Poland Environmental Specialist

Chris Faulkner, Breitling Oil and Gas, United States Chief Executive Officer

Bogdan Popescu, Zeta Petroleum, Romania Managing Director

Serban Veliciu, International Centre Green Energy Information, Romania, Science and Technology Director

Fivos Spathopoulos Imperial College London, United Kingdom Visiting Lecturer in Petroleum Geology

András Péntek, MOL Group, Hungary Vice President for Strategy Development

EXPERT ADVISORY PANEL

WHO WILL ATTEND

KEY BENEFITS

UNCONVENTIONAL GAS FORUM 2013

9 - 10 October 2013, Berlin

7 Exciting country case studies

Speakers from 8+ different countries

6+ hours full of networking

Business Card Meet & Greet

Round-table Discussion

Panel Discussion

UNCONVENTIONAL GAS FORUM 2013

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EUROPEAN GAS STORAGE & INfRASTRUcTURE fORUM 2012

EUROSTARS HOTEL | BERLIN, GERMANy26 - 27 SEPTEMBER 2012

The novel role of storage - energy trading

Future visions for the gas storage industry – renewables vs. gas

EU market integration – harmonizing regulations

Technological innovations in storage facilities

fOcUS DAy 1

KEy fEATURES

fOcUS DAy 2

2 CasE sTUdiEs:

CAse stuDY Gas Storage valuation in northwest europe: The danish case

CAse stuDY The status of nCS gas infrastructure developments

inTEraCTivE Workshop lead by sTEphan dEWald froM Wingas

panEl disCUssion „opportunities for Storage in light of the draft balancing network Code”

15 spEakErs from 14 CoUnTriEs

KEy SPEAKERS & PANELISTS

robErTo bEnCini independent resources, italy Technical director

hans-ÅgE niElsEn Energinet.dk, denmark Team leader Storage

dr. sTEphan dEWald germany, former Managing director of Gas Storage at Wingas

dr. hErvé lEgEnvrE The European institute of purchasing Management, France, MbA director

bErTan aTalay Continental gas storage, Ceo

FabiEn FavrET EdF sa, France deputy vice president - Gas infrastructures

dr. MiChaEl FippEr naFTa, a.s., slovakia Member of the board of directors

FranCisCo p. dE la Flor garCia Enagas, spain director of regulation & Gle president

gEllényi ZolTán FgsZ ltd., hungary Head of Capacity Sales

Thorbjørn g. svEndsEn gassco as, Evp Technology Head infrastructure development

johannEs sand poUlsEn dong Energy, denmark Head of infrastructure Management

hEnk krEUZE dnv kema Senior Consultant

Milan sEdláčEk Eustream, Head of Strategy and regulatory Affairs

gUndolF sChWEppE E.on gas storage, germany vice president, Head of Marketing & Sales

knUd boEsgaard Energinet dk, biogas lead

Understand recent global and regional developments in unconventional gas industry

Assess the reserves of unconventional gas in Europe with a special focus on the CEE & SEE regions

Learn about the results of new geological data in the concerned countries

Address business risks of unconventional E&P Analyse current regulatory framework Examine investment opportunities and

discuss tax regime questions Find out what new strategies and

technologies are available to make your operations more effective and profitable

Share knowledge on successful stakeholders engagement

Central and Eastern Europe: 35 %

South-East Europe: 30 %

Western and Northern Europe: 15%

Russia/CIS: 10%

Middle East, North America, Asia: 5%

Others: 5%

“Thank you for the organisation, I enjoyed all the sessions.”Mechanical Integrity & Safety Management Systems, Total, Belgium

“Opportunity to build contacts was great & I loved the roundtables. Very good conference. Thank you.” Account Manager, Baker Hughes, UK

“All subjects were treated in a very professional way.”Senior Corrosion & Pipeline Engineer, OMV Petrom, Romania

“The event was a pleasure to attend, and for sure one of the best in its kind.” Thierry Dumortier, Enhesa, Belgium, Managing Director

European countries are sitting on considerable amounts of unconventional gas resources. With many of the countries concerned being highly import dependent at present, the confirmation of unconventional resources represent a promising alternative. However, there are various challenges needed to be overcome first, such as public acceptance, regulatory constraints, and lack of sufficient infrastructure. Significantly, the ban on hydraulic fracturing has been lifted in the United Kingdom, as well as a vote in the German Federal Parliament rejecting a veto of this technique. Will these positive signals influence the mood in Europe towards faster development of unconventional resources? Join us to meet successful operators, governmental representatives and energy experts to discuss the critical topics and to help unlock the potential of unconventional resources in Europe and especially in CEE and SEE countries!

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speakers from 10+ different countries

5+ real life case studies

Post conference workshop - Challenges in Implementing Integrity Management System

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explore new pipeline inspection techniques & flow assurance strategies

More than 7 hours full of networking Focused round table discussions Q & A sessions

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vice Presidents, Chiefs, Heads, team Leaders & Managers, senior engineers and engineers of: Pipeline Maintenance, integrity and operations, Construction, infrastructure integrity, transmission Maintenance, risk Management, oil&Gas Facilities, technical operations and many more.

in tHE cHair:

Dr. John lawson Chevron, UK Senior technology advisor

David Willis technical Director at RSK, chairman of UK BSI Pipeline Committee, UK

Stefan Tomann Adria Wien Pipeline gmbH, Austria Managing Director

Michael Huss Adria Wien Pipeline gmbH, Austria pipeline integrity Engineer

Marc Harzenmoser Swissgas, Switzerland Head of technical Department

Stelios Kalidakis Nexen, UK, Senior pipeline Engineer

Sherif Amin PICO International Petroleum, Egypt HSE Director

Paddy Krishnaswamy Energinet.dk, Denmark Senior project Manager

Samuel Haag NET4gAS, s.r.o., Czech Republic Head of asset Development

Tuncay Erdoğan Botas International, Turkey pipeline repair chief Engineer

WorkSHop lEaDEr:

Abdelaziz M. Salah Eldin Hudson Technology and Strategic Studies,

Ottawa-Canada, integrity & Quality Management consultant

Ivana Kalicanin INA, Croatia Manager of Surface Facility & technology

Kristofer Paso Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway, researcher

Mohamed Daoud Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Oil Operations (ADCO), United Arabian Emirates, project Quality Manager

Tom Steinvoorte Rosen Inspections, The Netherlands Sales Manager, challenging products & Services

Roy van Elteren DNV KEMA, The Netherlands Manager asset integrity & risk Management

Peter Van Beugen Pipesurvey International, The Netherlands, cEo

Daniela Teleianu OMV Petrom, Romania corrosion & pipeline integrity Maintenance technical authority

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Professor Cary Cooper Lancaster University

Great Britain, distinguished Professor of Organisational

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the 7th Annual HSe excellence europe

22nd & 23rd May 2013 • Boscolo Hotel, Prague - Czech Republic

“Ensuring HSE focus in an increasingly dynamic Europe“

a cross sector look at Health, safety and Environmental Management

“Power Networking” Session

30+ speakers and panelists

More than 10 hours full of networking

6+ Round-table discussions

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tunnEls firE safEty forum9-10 APRIL 2013 | amstErdam, thE nEthErlandsRAdISSON BLU HOTEL AmSTERdAm

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HERmANN KNOfLAcHER univErsity of viEnna, austria professor, former advisor of minister, Chair in transport planning and traffic Engineering

GEORGE BOUSTRAS CEntEr for risk, safEty and thE EnvironmEnt (CErisE), EuropEan univErsity,Cyprus | director

mARcO cIGOLINI rEtE fErroviaria italiana, italy project manager

PAUL VAN PUTTEN brandwEEr, thE nEthErlands tunnel safety officer

HAUKUR INGASON sp tEChniCal rEsEarCh institutE of swEdEn, swEdEn | professor

SImO HOSTIKKA vtt tEChniCal rEsEarCh CEntrE of finland, finland principal scientist, team leader

HANS-PETER VETScH alptransit gotthard ag, switzErland | head of safety & operation

BjöRN KARLSSON iCEland ConstruCtion authority, iCEland | director general

NIcOLE HOffmANN parsons-brinCkErhoff, uk principal fire Engineer

GABRIEL SANTOS mEtro dE madrid, s.a., spain head of fire safety

mARTIN WELLER london undErground, uk principal fire safety Engineer

jANNIS NASSOULIS aEgEan motorway, s.a., grEECE Chief operations officer

fABRIzIO dI PASqUALE sCuola supEriorE sant’anna, italy professor

IRA HELSLOOT Crisislab, thE nEthErlands | professor

HANS SPOBEcK thE nEthErlands | manager of the dutCh platform for transport safEty

GUNNAR jENSSEN sintEf, norway | senior scientist

remember “safEty isn’t ExpEnsivE it’s

priCElEss”In the chair: RIcKy cARVEL brE CEntrE for firE safEty EnginEEring, uk assistant director

In the chair: HAN AdmIRAAL ita-CommittEE on undErground spaCE, thE nEthErlands | ChairmankEy bEnEfits

speakers from 10+ dIffERENT cOUNTRIES

7+ real life cASE STUdIES

Explore NEW dUTcH TUNNEL safety standards

gotthard basetunnel - World Longest Railway Tunnel - a look at safety challenges

lessons learnt – Cruz rayo station fire – madrid’s worst metro fire

LUcKy dRAW - handbook of tunnel fire safety

fOcUSEd PANEL and ROUNd TABLE dIScUSSIONS

more than 7 HOURS full of NETWORKING

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3rd Annual Global LNG Forum

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18 - 20 February 2013 • Lisbon Marriott Hotel, Lisbon, Portugal

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KEY BENEFITS

Unique presentations on upstream LNG developments from each part of the world

speakers from 10+ different countries

2 interactive sessions: unconference session and round table

Voting system to boost interactivity even more

special pre-conference poll. Its results will be revealed at the conference

Exciting kick-off: Business Card Meet&Greet

12+ hours full of networking

SPECIAL FEATURE

6-hours field trip to rEn-operated sines LnG terminal. Vote, whether the excursion itself will be by foot, by bus or mixed – it is only up to you to decide!


OUR PRESIGIOUS SPEAKING PANEL

opEnInG spEEch by: João Conceição REN Group Portugal Executive board member

chaIr: Leigh Bolton Holmwood Consulting Ltd. UK, Managing director

Guy BROGGI Total, France senior adviser to LnG director

Wim Groenendijk Gasunie Netherlands Vice president International and public affairs

Sergey Komlev Gazprom export, Russia head of the department for gas contracts and pricing

Francisco de la Flor Enagas, Spain director of regulations

Jean Abiteboul Cheniere Supply&Marketing USA, president

Dr. Brian D P Buckley Shell Upstream International UK, former cEo oman LnG and special advisor

Paulo Mestre REN Atlantico Portugal Terminal manager of the plant

David M. Sweet WADE, USA Executive director

Cpt. Andrew Clifton SIGTTO, UK secretary General

Vladimir Revenkov, head of the Gas Markets division, Institute for Energy and Finance, Russian Federation

Ane de Arino Ochoa Stream, Spain director of strategic planning and control

Richard Harper Tethra Energy Limited, UK director

Roman Kazmin ICIS Heren, UK head of LnG – asia pacific and Med basin

Aziz Bamik Gaztransport Technigaz France, business development director

Nuno Moreira Goldenergy Portugal cEo

Stefano Grassi Adriatic LNG Italy commercial adviser

Matthias Maedge NGVA, Spain EU affairs Manager

Carolina Catanho Grupo Sousa Portugal cFo

Vasco Silva SINFIC, Portugal business Manager

David Palacios Sener, Spain director, special projects

Nuno da Cunha Pires Sener, Spain commercial responsible Energy & Gas

CO-HOSTED EVENTCOSTA PROjECT

WORkSHOP

22 - 24 OctOber 2012 | Istanbul, turkey

S m a l l - S c a l e lNG Forum

Our PrestigiOus sPeaker Panel

exPert advisOry COmmittee

Helmut mOrsi eurOPean COmmissiOn

Deputy Head of Unit „Trans-European Network“ and Head of Sector „Innovation & TENtec“

Wim grOenendijk gas infrastruCture eurOPe

assOCiatiOn (gie), Vice President

manfred seitz PrOdanube internatiOnal

assOCiatiOn, General Secretary

anastasiOs giamOuridis OxfOrd institute fOr energy

studies, Senior Visiting Research Fellow

HirOsHi kOndO tOkyO grOuP Paris

Vice President

mariO dOgliani rina s.P.a., Head of Corporate

R&D and Project Financing

COrneliu COndrea agri lng, Member of the Board

of Administration, Commerce & Business, Environment, Crude Oil and Natural Gas Division Director

alexander Harsema-mensOnides

marine serviCe gmbH Senior Engineer Business Development

Peter van der gaag anglO dutCH biO-lng

Managing Director

Okan yardimCi energy market regulatOry

autHOrity (emra), Energy Expert

meHdi CHennOufi sHell internatiOnal lng

suPPly OriginatiOn, General Manager, Atlantic Basin & Greater Middle East

igOr majnitCkij gazPrOm exPOrt

Head of LNG Export Division

rOman sukHOnOsOv gazPrOmbank, Managing

Director, Head of Oil and Gas, Project & Structured Finance Department

fOrtunatO COstantinO saHara energy internatiOnal,

CEO

sPyrOs PaleOyannis dePa sa, Vice Chairman & Deputy CEO

reinHard Haas vienna university Of teCHnOlOgy,

institute Of energy systems and eleCtriC drives, energy eCOnOmiCs grOuP (eeg), Professor

amela ajanOviC vienna university Of

teCHnOlOgy, institute Of energy systems and eleCtriC drives, energy eCOnOmiCs grOuP (eeg), Senior Researcher

rOman kazmin iCis Heren, Head of LNG –

Asia Pacific and Mediterranean Basin

jOris van kreij CHart ferOx, Global Sales

Manager - LNG Ship Fueling Solutions

lOrenz Claes gaztransPOrt & teCHnigaz

Senior Naval Architect

andras Pentek mOl grOuP

Vice President for Strategy Development

karOlina Čegir energy COmmunity

seCretariat, Gas Expert

Join us at the Small-Scale LNG Forum 2012 where the world’s leading companies will gather to discuss how Northern European experience in small-scale LNG projects can be applied to the CEE, SEE and Black sea regions, disclose the information about ongoing “mini” LNG plant and terminal construction projects, new LNG transportation technologies and prospective applications of LNG. By learning from some of the most innovative and forward-thinking case studies, you can maximise ROI and minimise risk in your planned small-scale LNG project. Case studies, panel discussions, round table as well as networking with experts and industry leaders will give the delegate an interactive, experience driven learning opportunity. Don’t hesitate, and join us in beautiful and festive Istanbul.

melik Çağri küÇükyildiz ministry Of transPOrt,

maritime affairs and COmmuniCatiOns Of turkisH rePubliC, Directorate General of Merchant Marine, Maritime Expert

mikHail kunin sakHalin energy investment,

LNG Marketing and Delivery Planning Manager

manfred seitz PrOdanube internatiOnal

General Secretary

alexandru CaPatu - rOmania, PrOdanube

internatiOnal, Chairman of the Board

manuel lage ngva eurOPe, CEO

sPeCial feature

Visit to BOTAŞ Operated

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yOr reasOns tO attend:

Examine current trends in small-scale lng markets

Find out about perspectives of lng application as a marine fuel and fuel for trucks

Discuss how to build-up a cost-effective logistical chain

Get an overview of current technological solutions for small-scale lng

Obtain an understanding of lng financing, pricing and promotion strategies

network and share knowledge with your peers from the industry

5+ different PersPeCtives

6+ HOURS OF netWOrking

1,5 HOUR interaCtive rOund table disCussiOn

fOCused AND interaCtive Panel disCussiOns

sPeakers FROM leading COmPanies, ministries

AND ASSOCIATIONS AND FROM TOP LEVEL POSITIONS

key benefits

Day 1, 9 October 2013

8:30 Registration and Coffee

9:00 Official Opening of the Event by:

9:10 „Business Card Meet & Greet“Delegates will have an excellent opportunity to introduce themselves to the person(s) sitting beside them.

9:20 Opening Remarks from the Chair:

Unconventional Resources in Global and Regional Perspective

9:30 KeYNote PreseNtatioN Unconventional Oil&Gas Resources and the Future Global and European Energy mix• Globaldevelopmentsinunconventionalexplorationand

production • Europeanprospectsandchallenges• EffectsontheglobalandEuropeanenergymixAndrás Péntek, MOL Group, HungaryVice President for Strategy Development

10:10 European Shale Targets: Quality and Comparison with North American Shales• ComparisonofEuropeanshaleswithNorthAmericanshales

in age• ComparisonofNorthAmericanprospectivebasinswith

European ones• Comparisonofgeochemicalandpetrologicalqualities

between European and North American shales• ProspectivityofEuropeanshaletargetsFivos SpathopoulosImperial College London, United KingdomVisiting Lecturer in Petroleum Geology

10:50 Morning Coffee and Networking

11:20 Case stuDY Unconventional Gas Resources of Romania: Paleozoic Plays • InventoryofRomania’aformationsbearingunconventional

gas plays• PaleozoicshalegasBasinsofRomania:Mappingoftheplay,

Geology breakdown, Reservoir characteristics, Comparison with US producing plays

• AssessmentoftheresourcesBogdan Popescu, Zeta Petroleum, RomaniaManaging DirectorSerban VeliciuInternational Centre Green Energy Information, RomaniaScience and Technology Director

Prerequisites for Successful Development of Unconventional Resources

12:00 Regulatory Changes in the Unconventional Gas Industry• FormingacommonEuropeanframework• Environmentalconcernsinregulation• HungarianandPolishexamples• Regulation?-Deregulation?Andras JeneiMinistry of National Development, HungaryAdvisor

12:30 Luncheon

14:10 Fact-based communication: the Shale Gas Information Platform SHIP• BestpracticeinOperations-EuropeanSustainable

Operation Practices Initiative• Risksandperceivedrisks-Thescientificperspectiveonrisks,

The Shale Gas Information Platform SHIP• Socialdialoguechallenges-Fact-basedcommunicationAndreas HübnerGFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, GermanyProject Coordinator

14:50 Case stuDY Organising a safe shale gas exploration process in Poland• Overviewofhazardsidentification• Stakeholdersintheprocess• Valueofopencommunication• RiskmitigationmeasuresappliedDariusz Łątka, San Leon Energy, PolandHSE Consultant

15:30 Case stuDY Environmental aspects of shale gas exploration and production in Poland• Thestorysofar• Polishenvironmentalregulations• Permittingprocess• Environmentalmanagement.Łukasz Łukańko, San Leon Energy, PolandEnvironmental Specialist

16:10 Afternoon Tea and Networking

16:40 Case stuDY Unconventional Resources in the Thrace Basin in Turkey• BasinGeology-Stratigraphy&Structure,Petroleum

Systems• UnconventionalPlays&Potentials-ShaleGas,TightSand

Gas• Infrastructures&CommercialOpportunities-TPAO’s

Position in the Thrace, Infrastructure, Commercial Opportunities

Coşkun Namoğlu (TBC), TPAO, TurkeyDistrict Manager

17:10 Focused Round-table Discussion: What are the Prerequisites for Successful Development of Unconventional Gas Resources?To encourage networking and learning opportunities, the delegates will be split in five groups of round-tables. Each round-table will have 45 minutes to discuss their topic. Afterwards, a five minute presentation of the conclusions will be delivered by discussion leaders. The discussion topics are as follows:• GeologicalcharacteristicsofCEEandSEEunconventional

plays• Howtodevelopanefficientregulatoryframework• EffectivelyFinancingUnconventionalE&P• Howtowinthepublicacceptance• Protectingtheenvironment

18:30 Feedback Session

18:35 Closing Remarks from the Chair

Speakers and delegates are cordially invited to a

Networking Cocktail Reception

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Day 2, 10 October 2013

8:30 Registration and Coffee

9:00 Opening Remarks from the Chair:

Learning from Experience – Regional Unconventional Developments

9:10 Case stuDY Experience from Shale Plays in the U.S.

• Marcellusshalegasplay

• BakkenandEagleFordshaleoilplays

• Optimizingproductionprocess

• LessonslearnedChris FaulknerBreitling Oil and Gas, United StatesChief Executive Officer

9:50 Shale Gas Developments in Poland

• GeologyofPolishplays

• Technologyandserviceindustryinplace

• KnowledgetransferfromtheU.S.William MarbleHallwood Oil and Gas, Inc., United States, Chief Engineer

10:30 Morning Coffee and Networking

11:00 New Developments from Germany

• AgreenlightforshalefromtheParliament

• LowerSaxonyandThuringiaconcessions

• Acquireddataandfutureprospects

11:30 Exploring Unconventional Potential in Ukraine

• Ukrainianshaleandtightgasprospects

• Geologicalandgeophysicalindicators

• Investmentstrategies

• Cooperationwithgovernment

12:00 Case stuDY Lithuania in Search for Shale Gas Resources

• Unconventionalresourcespotential

• Regulatoryframework

• Lessonsfromthelastlicensinground

• PublicparticipationandinformationJuozas MockeviciusGeological Survey of Lithuania, LithuaniaDirector

12:30 Feedback Session

12:35 Luncheon

14:00 Drilling and Fracking Techniques

• Verticalandhorizontaldrilling,HydraulicFracturing

• Optimizingdrillingandcompletionprocessbyenhanced technology and data analysis

• Planningafrackingoperation

• Frackingfluidtechnology

• Monitoringoffracturedreservoirzones

14:30 Case stuDY Shale Gas reservoirs of North Croatia - Mura Basin

• PreliminaryresultsofUnconventionalplaysGeologicalstudies in Croatian part of Pannonian Basin system

• EvaluationofUnconventionalplays

• RecentactivitiesandresultsHrvoje JurčićINA, CroatiaSenior Petrophysicist

15:10 Unconventional Challenges in Romania

• Romania’senergyroleintheregion

• Legalframeworkregardingunconventionalresources

• Impactofsocialandpoliticalrealitiesontheenergypolicies in Romania

Andrew CostinPetroleum Club of Romania RomaniaPresident

15:40 Aternoon Tea and Networking

16:10 Panel Discussion: What Can We Learn from Successful Projects to Push the Development of Unconventional Gas Resources ?

• Cooperationwithgovernmentsandlocalcommunities

• Useofenhancedtechnologyforgeologicalmapping,drilling and extraction

• Developmentofoptimizedstrategiesandaddressingbusiness risk

Panellists: Juozas MockeviciusLithuanian Geological Survey, LithuaniaDirector

Bogdan PopescuZeta Petroleum, RomaniaManaging Director

Serban VeliciuInternational Centre Green Energy Information, RomaniaScience and Technology Director

Fivos SpathopoulosImperial College London, United KingdomVisiting Lecturer in Petroleum Geology

17:00 Closing Remarks from the Chair

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Andrew Costin, Petroleum Club of Romania President, RomaniaMr. Costin is a senior lawyer with 19 years of experience in areas ranging from oil and gas, energy, privatizations to the structuring of joint ventures, corporate law, and trade. He came to Romania initially as an Arent, Fox Kitner Plotkin & Kahn PLLC attorney and was instrumental in opening the Bucharest office. Previously he worked for Litton Industries Inc. in Beverly Hills, California as part of their in-house litigation team. He has also served on the staff of the Honorable Richard G. Lugar, U.S. Senator. Since coming to Romania he has been an advisor to the Ministry of Industry and Trade and assisted in drafting the Petroleum Law of 2004 and at present he is the President of the Petroleum Club of Romania. He has established and developed a practice which specializes in the energy sector and focuses primarily on oil and gas. We have advised oil and gas companies on Production Sharing Agreements, Joint Operating Agreements including preparing all relevant documentation between the company and its clients and the Romanian authorities. We have assisted clients in obtaining licenses, permits and authorizations as well as negotiating concession agreements. Wilmington Consulting is specialized in regulatory affairs, labor law issues which affect our clients. Mr. Costin has extensive contacts within the Romanian government and business communities. He graduated from U.C.L.A. and Loyola Law School. He is a member of the State Bar of California since 1992 and speaks English, French and Romanian.

Chris Faulkner, Breitling Oil and Gas Chief Executive Officer, United States Chris Faulkner, Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer Breitling Oil and Gas, drives the company’s long-range economic and energy outlooks, which serve as the basis for strategic planning as well as investor relations, short and long-term business strategy, mergers and acquisitions, and the development and application of new and existing technology for optimizing recovery efficiency within Breitling’s conventional and unconventional resources. His diverse and extensive background in the oil and gas industry in North America, Europe and the Middle East covers all aspects of oil and gas operations, including project management, production, facilities, drilling and business development. Mr. Faulkner serves as an advisor to the ECF Asia Shale Committee and sits on the Board of Directors for the North Texas Commission. Mr. Faulkner has been featured in numerous media outlets, including Reuters, Bloomberg, US News & World Report, FOX Business News, The Agenda – TV Ontario (TVO), Dallas Morning News, San Diego Tribune, and Hart Energy. He is a frequent lecturer at industry events and is a member of many industry organizations, including the Texas Alliance of Energy Producers, the Dallas Petroleum Club, Independent Petroleum Association of America, Texas Alliance of Energy Producers and Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association. He is actively involved in local and national philanthropic and non-profit organizations, including Dallas Performing Arts, Texas CAN-DO, American Heart Association and Big Brothers Big Sisters. Mr. Faulkner studied biomedical engineering at Southern Methodist University, business and mathematics at Baylor University and at the University of North Texas. He received an honorary doctorate degree for his achievements in business administration from Concordia College.

Andreas Hübner, GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Project Coordinator, GermanyAndreas Hübner is a scientist at GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences where he currently leads the project „Environmental impacts of shale gas production“. He is a geologist with specialization in geochemistry, with advanced training in environmental education management and science communication. Andreas studied geology at the Freie Universität Berlin and the University of Edinburgh and completed a research internship at the Geological and Nuclear Service GNS in New Zealand. He worked for two years as a postdoc in Utrecht, NL, and joined GFZ in 2006. During his time at GFZ, he led for two years the information/acceptance activities of a large research project on geologic CO2 storage and supported the GFZ´s general public relations.

András Jenei, Ministry of National Develoment Advisor, HungaryAndrás Jenei is currently Advisor to the Ministry of National Development, Hungary and Advisor to Falcon-TXM Oil&Gas. Also he is Head of Energy Institute and Deputy Director at Centre for Fair Political Analysis, a think-tank based in Budapest, and Advisor to the Sustainable Development Department of the Hungarian Parliament. He studied engineering management at Technical University of Budapest (BME) and holds a Bsc from Political Sciences at King Sigismund College. His research fields are energy policy, unconventional gas exploration and energy security focusing on natural gas in Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union and the Caspian region. At unconventional gas in the past five years his main focus was on tight and shale gas upstream in the CEE region.

Hrvoje Jurčić, INA Senior Petrophysicist, CroatiaMr. Jurčić holds a MSc degree in Geology from Zagreb University, Croatia. He currently works in INA Plc. in Zagreb on the position of Senior Petrophysicist in Formation Evaluation Department. Mr. Jurčić has worked on numerous different exploration and production projects onshore and offshore. For the last four years he has been involved in the following INA‘s projects: „The Unconventional Reservoirs Project“ in the Croatian part of the Pannonian Basin system, „Geomechanical evaluation of Shale Gas, Tight Oil and Tight Gas plays“ and „Geochemical mapping of source rock in Sava depression“. The focus of his recent research is petrophysical evaluation of Shale Gas plays in Mura depression.

Dariusz Łątka, San Leon Energy HSE Consultant, PolandCurrently, Dariusz Łątka is HSE Consultant at San Leon Energy in Poland. Between 2010-2013 he was with Talisman Energy Polska, actively taking part in shale gas development process in Poland. As HSE Corporate Lead, he is responsible for implementation of corporate HSE standards and permitting process supervision. Mr. Łątka is overseeing operational HSE issues – implementation of Contractor HSE Management procedure, Emergency Business Support Team organisation, supporting communication with stakeholders, planning of HSE tasks to ensure compliance as well as engaging in community relations process to explain Talisman Energy Polska (TEP) shale gas activities. In 1995-2005, Mr. Łątka was employed in the crude oil refining industry, identifying and cooperating in solving environmental issues associated with investment tasks. In 2005-2009, he was CEO of an HSE service company operating nationwide and serving a network of ca. 1,400 petrol stations and refinery product storage tank terminals.

Łukasz Łukańko, San Leon Energy Environmental Specialist, Poland Łukasz Łukańko is Environmental Specialist at San Leon Energy in Poland. He is a M.Sc. graduate from the AGH University of Science and Technology in Cracow, Poland. Studying in the Faculty of Drilling, Oil and Gas he specialized in Industrial Environmental Protection. In 2004 he started doctoral studies at AGH University of Science and Technology Cracow, Faculty of Drilling, Oil and Gas. In 2012 he completed his post-graduate studies – in Gas Engineering. His experience with conventional gas exploration / exploitation dates back to 2003 when he began provided environmental consulting service to the gas industry in Poland. Since September 2010 until 2013 he was retained as an Environmental Specialist with Talisman Energy in Poland. He was responsible for managing environmental compliance of operations, obtaining all necessary permits, assessing field site conditions, regulatory environmental reporting and all major environmental studies. He has co-authored several scientific and technical paper on environmental protection in different aspects of gas industry.

Juozas Mockevicius, Lithuanian Geological Survey Director, Lithuania Education1970 – 1975 - Vilnius University, Diploma in Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology1980 – 1985 - Vilnius University, Correspondence Course in EconomicsWork Experience1975 – 1982 - State Geological Expedition, Geologist, Head of Division (exploration of mineral resources)1982 – 1989 - Lithuanian Geological Survey, Head of Economical Geology Division1989 –1993 - State Geological Expedition, Head of Mapping Division1993 – 1997 - Lithuanian Geological Survey, Head of Economical Division, Deputy Director1997 – 1998 - Ministry of Economy, Head of Local Resources Division1999 – present - Lithuanian Geological Survey, Director

Coşkun Namoglu, TPAO District Manager, TurkeyCoşkun NAMOGLU was born in Istanbul, Turkey in 1956. After studying of Geological Engineering at Istanbul University (B.Sc.), Reservoir Engineering at University of Texas, USA (M.Sc.) and Geothermal Engineering at International University of Pisa, Italy (M.Sc.), he received his Ph.D from METU, Turkey in 1996. He has worked for TPAO since 1981 and he is now the District Manager of Exploration Department. His experience includes that of a field geologist, petroleum geologist, well-site geologist, geothermal engineer, reservoir engineer, project supervisor and district manager of the TPAO’s projects in and outside of Turkey. He wrote many technical articles and reports and he is a member of Association of Turkish Petroleum Geologists and The Chamber of Geological Engineers of Turkey (UCTEA). He is married and has one child.

András Péntek, MOL Group Vice President for Strategy Development, HungaryHe has been MOL Group’s Vice President for Strategy Development since June 2011. Prior to his appointment, he served as Head of Portfolio Management at the Corporate Business Development Department of MOL where he oversaw the Group’s gas midstream businesses, ongoing power plant projects and its future renewable portfolio. Previously, he worked at various MOL Group divisions ranging from Gas & Power to Upstream in both managerial and expert positions. Before joining MOL in 2004, Mr. Péntek completed graduate studies at the Corvinus University of Budapest and earned a Master in Business Economics degree with a major in Corporate Finance.

Bogdan Popescu, Zeta Petroleum Managing Director, RomaniaBackground: More than 30 years spent in the oil and gas industry, with local and international companies: Petroconsultants, IHS, Millennium, Rompetrol, Zeta. Last years achievements - impacting on developing project oriented assignments resulting in a proven and on track success in: acquisitions and divestiture, relationships with regulatory bodies, play evaluation, seismic and drilling operations. Other Industry Positions: Past president of Romania Oil & Gas Managers Forum and of the Petroleum Club of Romania, Former Chairman of AAPG International Pavilion, Founder of E.C. Europe International Scout Meeting, Membership: AAPG, EAGE, SSNPH, SGR

Fivos Spathopoulos, Imperial College London Visting Lecturer in Petroleum Geology, United KingdomFivos Spathopoulos worked for 16 years in conventional oil exploration, in several areas of the world. He specialises in petroleum source rock geology, geochemistry, basin modelling and petroleum systems analysis. Since 2007, he works as a consultant geologist in shale gas/shale oil exploration in European countries. He is a Visiting Lecturer in Petroleum Geology at Imperial College London.

Serban Veliciu, International Centre for Green Energy Information Director Science and Technology, RomaniaSerban Veliciu holds a PhD in Geophysics from the University of Bucharest, with over 40 years experience in the field of hydrocarbons exploration. He was formerly head of the Institute of Geology of Romania (i.e.Geological Survey of Romania). He had held other positions within the Institute such as Senior Scientific Researcher carrying out activities under various exploration or development projects with Petrom SA, AMOCO, Enterprise Oil, Romgaz SA, etc. He was involved in international projects of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics and the European Union Commission. He is also currently an associate professor at the University of Bucharest‘s Faculty of Geology & Geophysics. In addition, he has co-authored five books and published some 28 articles in major international geological and geophysical journals.

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