2015-07-06

Programme overview

Day 1: Wednesday 23rd September 2015

Chairman’s Welcome & Introductions

Costis Stambolis, Chairman, The Institute for Energy in South East Europe (IENE)

Host Government Ministerial Address

SOUTH EASTERN EUROPE ENERGY OVERVIEW:

KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS: “The Commercial and Strategic Landscape of Upstream Development in South Eastern Europe”

Latest expert market analysis of both Black Sea and Mediterranean energy landscapes

Upstream developments, opportunities and progress in key projects

Future prospects and next licensing rounds – where, when, what?

The potential role for South Eastern European energy to supply the region, and beyond into Eurasia and the European Union

FOCUS ON:  THE BLACK SEA

“Clarifying the Key Challenges to Stakeholders and Operators Prospecting the Black Sea Region”
“A Renaissance for Black Sea Developments? The Romanian Domino Gas Field”

What are the prospects for this region offshore Romania?

Technical challenges of drilling and developing Domino and others including Pelican South, Neptun and Dolphin

Challenges for deepwater and subsea production in this region of the Black Sea

Getting the gas to local markets – project proposals and delivery examined

Speakers:

(Session Chairman) Andrew Costin, President, Petroleum Club of Romania

Dragos Ionut Neagu, Head of Engineering & Fabrication Department Managing Director, Marine Offshore Consultants

Dimitra Schina, First Secretary for Economic and Commercial Affairs, Office for Economic and Commercial Affairs of the Greek Embassy, Bucharest

The New Royalties System in Romania and What it Means for the Industry

Ramona Volciuc-Ionescu, Partner, VOLCIUC-IONESCU SCA
“The Turkish Black Sea:  Positive Opportunities in E&P beyond 2015”

What are the latest opportunities in this specific region?

Challenges of ultra deepwater drilling

What is Turkey’s ambition for developing Black Sea resources?

Which plays are most likely to produce hydrocarbons?

Speaker

Mustafa Sezgin, Group Head, Energy Market Regulatory Authority, Turkey

Modern Challenges for Offshore Oil&Gas Companies

Main business risks of oil and gas offshore exploration and production

Challenges for Russian oil and gas offshore exploration and production developments

‘Chernomorneftegaz’ history and development

Speaker:

Andrey Palyura, Leading Engineer, State Unitary Enterprise Of Crimean Republic “Chernomorneftegaz”

“Developments in the Bulgarian Black Sea – Project and Drilling Updates and Findings”

Latest updates from Silistar, Teresand Han Aspurah blocks licensing rounds

Development of the Bulgarian Black sea Shelf and EEZ examined

Future opportunities in licensing and activity onshore and offshore discussed

PANEL DEBATE:  “The Challenges of Ultra-Deepwater: Can Black Sea become the next Caspian or North Sea?”

Potential for development of region into major global energy producer

Future prospects for Georgia, Ukraine and Russian Black Sea regions?

Technical challenges – Seismic, Data, Logging, Reservoir Simulation, Analysis

Cooperation and transparency between host developers and international operators and services providers

Speaker:

Arve K. Thorsen, Product Line Manager LWD / FE, Baker Hughes

Evaluation of Geological Conditions In Discovery of Hydrocarbon Fields in Georgia’s Offshore Region

Geological, geophysical (mostly seismic) and drilling activities in West Georgia and its offshore part

Petroleum systems working in the sedimentary cover of the East Black Sea Basin and its eastern onshore prolongation (Rioni Basin)

The various hydrocarbon bearing formations and types of leads and prospects in Georgian offshore fields

Speaker:

Soso Gudushauri, Chief Geologist, Georgian Oil & Gas Corporation
Chairman’s Review of Day with Open Floor Q&A

Day 2: Thursday 24th September 2015

Chairman’s Welcome & Review of Day 2

Costis Stambolis, Chairman, The Institute for Energy in South East Europe (IENE)

FOCUS ON: THE EAST MEDITERRANEAN

“Overview of the East Mediterranean Landscape – Game-Changing Possibilities and Growth to Drive Energy Self-Sufficiency for the Region”

Speakers:

Charles Ellinas, Chief Executive Officer, Cyprus Natural Hydrocarbons Company

Mehmet Sunnet- Cioglu, Senior Expert Petroleum Engineer, Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO)

Dr. Naji Abi Aad, Chief Operating Officer, Petroleb

Michael Gardosh, Head of Geology and Geophysics Department, Israeli Ministry of National Infrastructures, Energy and Water Resources

Wissam Chbat, Board Member- Head of Geology and Geophysics Department, Petroleum Administration, Lebanon
“The Levant Basin: The Tamar and Leviathan Discoveries, Progress to 2020”

Latest developments on two of the world’s largest offshore gas discoveries in history

Technical challenges of subsea environment: 5 subsea wells, world’s longest subsea tieback (150km in 5500ft water depth)

Developing and connecting multiple assets – rich pickings, testing operational conditions

Getting the gas to markets – regional export opportunities to Egypt, Jordan and Turkey

Noble & partners share latest project developments – will supply get to market by 2017?

What are the export options and when do these expect to start up?

Floating LNG opportunities and feasibility: Pre-FEED confirms viability

Speakers:

Chris Schenk, Task Director, U.S. Geological Survey

Solon Kassinis, Chairman, Kassinis International Consulting Company

“North African & Southern Mediterranean: Future Prospects for E&P”

Speaker:

Dr. Rabia Hunky, Senior Specialist Reservoir Engineering, National Oil Corporation Libya

Abed Ezz Elregal, Chairman of the Board, Gulf of Petroleum Company
FOCUS ON GREECE: “The Aegean & Ionian Seas: Opportunities, Projects and Growth”

Latest opportunities in Aegean & Ionian Blocks: the next licensing round examined

Why offshore Greece? Understanding the opportunities and challenges to operators

Speakers:

Dr Sofia Stamataki, President, Hellenic Hydrocarbons Resources Management SA, Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change, Greece

Mathios Rigas, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Energean Oil & Gas

Konstantinos Nikolaou, Petroleum Geologist and Member of the Board of Directors, IENE

Ioannis Gregoriou, Mining Engineer and Geophysicist & Director of Hydrocarbons Research and Production Department, Hellenic Petroleum

FLNG Options, Economics and Opportunities

Speaker:

Richard Whitehead, Vice President, Global LNG Business, DNV
Natural Gas & LNG Supply, Transmission & Shipping: Getting New Hydrocarbons to Markets

Natural gas transmission in SE Europe and the South Corridor: Trans-Anatolian Pipeline (TANAP), Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) – is this the future post-Nabucco?

The potential role of LNG, Floating LNG, CNG, in shipping, and in gas storage infrastructure

Connecting markets: what are the most viable options for improved South Eastern European energy procurement?

Land vs. Sea – A dilemma for East Mediterranean gas supply

Speakers:

Dimitrios Manolis, Deputy Head – International Activities, DEPA

Tor-Ivar Guttulsrød, Director FLNG, American Bureau of Shipping
FOCUS ON NORTH MEDITERRANEAN:  Panel Debate – “West Balkans and Adriatic Sea: New Frontiers and Development Prospects”

What are the prospects for hydrocarbons discoveries and developments within the region including Croatia, Montenegro, Albania and Serbia?

Examining the current investment and fiscal climate – what can Adriatic and Balkan countries do to best attract upstream interest from operators?

Who is currently developing new upstream resources and how can the European Union best cooperate to help integrate new supply into energy infrastructure?

Speakers:

(Moderator) MiranMaćešić, Managing Partner,  Maćešić and Partners

David French, Chief Executive Officer, Bankers Petroleum

Ilia Gjermani, Head, Regulatory & Management, Petroleum Sector, Ministry of Economy, Trade & Energy, Albania

Endri Puka, Chief Executive Officer, Albpetrol

Chairman’s Closing Summary with Open Floor Q&A

Costis Stambolis, Chairman, The Institute for Energy in South East Europe (IENE)

For more information about the programme, please contact Harry Sumter on og@ite-events.com

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