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4-7 APRIL 2017Makuhari Messe Chiba,Tokyo, Japan

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WELCOME FROM NOBUO TANAKA – JAPAN GASTECH CONSORTIUM CHAIRMAN

Nobuo Tanaka Chairman of the Japan Gastech Consortium

Former Executive Director of the International Energy Agency

Dear Industry Colleagues,

On behalf of the Japan Gastech Consortium, it gives me great pleasure to invite you to participate in Gastech (4 -7 April, 2017 at the Makuhari Messe Chiba, Tokyo) - the world’s largest and most important meeting place for the global gas and LNG industry.

The Consortium represents 10 of Japan’s leading companies whose disciplines span the energy value chain. Members who have collectively chosen to host Gastech in 2017 are: Tokyo Gas, JERA, Mitsubishi Corporation, Mitsui & Co., INPEX CORPORATION, ITOCHU Corporation, Japan Petroleum Exploration Co., Ltd (JAPEX), JX Nippon Oil & Energy, Marubeni Corporation and Sumitomo Corporation.

Gastech’s broad, diverse programme is shaped by energy professionals to deliver outstanding insight, create exceptional networking and new business opportunities, whilst ensuring a robust return-on-investment. The event will include:

• The world’s largest international natural gas & LNG exhibition – 54,000sqm of floor space, featuring over 600 exhibitors, four product sector zones, 8 country pavilions and 25,000 visitors.

• An established conference encompassing key technical and commercial topics, delivered by over 200 expert speakers to 2,500 delegates.

• An exclusive VIP programme for 250 major energy industry leaders, government ministers and key influencers.

• Dedicated mentoring and networking programmes for 200 young energy professionals.

• Various hosted networking functions, including world-class gala receptions and dinners.

• A hosted meetings programme to help arrange your onsite business meetings.

Gastech provides companies who operate across the up, mid and downstream sectors of the gas and LNG supply chain with a business platform to meet with and influence highly-focused international decision-makers and buyers.

• International government ministers, policy-makers and business leaders; driving global investments, project financing and partnerships.

• Key executives involved in the contracting, procurement, trading and delivery of natural gas and LNG.

• All major engineering, procurement and construction companies tendering global gas and LNG projects.

• International technology teams delivering engineering expertise and solutions for the gas and LNG value chain.

• Leading shipbuilders, ship-owners, brokers and fleet management currently delivering LNG to world markets.

Companies confirmed to exhibit include the Japan Gastech Consortium companies, Shell, ExxonMobil, BP, KOGAS, GAIL, Gazprom, Total, Qatar Petroleum, KBR, Bechtel, Chevron, ADNOC, Samsung Heavy Industries, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, MI LNG, DSME, Hyundai Heavy Industries and many more.

We look forward to hosting this prestigious international event and bringing the international energy industry to Japan with your support.

Kind Regards,

Nobuo Tanaka

WELCOME FROM CHAIRMAN


Advancing the world’s gas and LNG value chainGastech is the world’s leading gas and LNG event, enabling over 25,000 commercial experts and technical innovators from the up, mid and downstream sectors of the supply chain to discover business-changing insights, explore innovative solutions and build profitable business connections.

600+Regional and International Exhibitors 350+ CEOs, Government

Officials & Ministers

25,000+ International Attendees

2,500Commercial and Technical Delegates 750+ Hosted

Meetings

200+Speakers from Leading Energy Specialists and Companies 70+

Countries representing the global gas production, supply, service & technology value chain

30 New Technical Conference Sessions 8

Country Pavilions5 Commercial Conference Sessions

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Who will you meet at Gastech 2017?

JOB TITLES INCLUDE:

Senior & C-Level Management:

• General Managers• Head of Departments & Directors• Chairmen• Presidents• CEOs• COOs• Vice Presidents

Commercial Audience:

• Business Development Managers• Sales & Marketing Managers• Country Managers• Traders

• Operations Managers• Financiers & Lawyers• Purchasing Managers• Purchasing Directors

Technical Audience:

• Engineers• Technical Managers• Project Managers• Technicians• R&D• Technical Directors

Commercial Audience

TechnicalAudience

Senior & C-Level Management

39%

25%

36%

33%Asia &

Oceania

9%Africa

7%MiddleEast

30%Europe

21%The Americas

DELEGATES BY JOB FUNCTION DELEGATES BY INDUSTRY SECTOR

DELEGATES BY REGION

14% 12% 14% 17% 21% 22%

Marine Shipping & Storage

Engineering Procurement Construction

& Management

Contracting, Commercial, Investment &

Trading

Regasification, Transmission

and Distribution

& Power Generation

Exploration Hydrocarbon Processing

and Technology

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Conference programme overviewThe four-day, multi-streamed conference programme will reflect the business-critical needs of the international gas and LNG market, featuring 200 speakers and hosting over 2,500 international delegates representing the entire value chain.

Monday 3 April Tuesday 4 April Wednesday 5 April Thursday 6 April Friday 7 April

AM PM AM LUNCH PM AM LUNCH PM AM LUNCH PM AM PM

VIP Reception & Dinner

Plenary & Networking

VIP Networking

Lunch

VIP Programme

CONFERENCE

Conference Speakers Dinner

Morning Plenary

Delegate Networking

Lunch

Exhibition Visit Delegate Networking

Lunch

Commercial Stream Delegate Networking

Lunch

Commercial and Technical streams combined

Technical Stream Technical Stream

EXHIBITION

SPECIALIST EVENTSYoung Gastech + Drinks Reception

Women in Energy + Drinks Reception

Delegate Networking

Lunch

LNG Procurement

Forum + networking

drinks reception

Global Meetings Service – Structured Bilateral Business Meetings & Networking

Gastech 2017Opening

Party

Gastech 2018 Launch Party

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME OVERVIEW


Gastech Japan 2017 Conference Agenda

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

Day 1: Tuesday 4 April | Plenary session

08:45 - 08:55: Organiser’s Welcome

• Christopher Hudson, President – Energy, dmg :: events global energy

08:55 - 09:10: Japanese Government Welcome Address

• H.E. Hiroshige Seko, Minister, The Ministry of Economy, Trade & Industry (METI) (pending)

09:10 – 9:20: NOC & Ministerial Address

• H.E. Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, UAE Minister of State and ADNOC Group CEO

09:20 - 09:25: Official Opening Ceremony & Ribbon CuttingWelcome our Host Consortium Members & Chairman

09:30 - 10:00: Japanese Host Welcome & Preview of Gastech 2017

Gastech’s host Chairman will lead a review with four senior Japanese energy executives, to listen to what they hope to see discussed during the Gastech event, and what topics are most anticipated.

Chaired by:

• Nobuo Tanaka, Chairman of the Gastech Japan 2017 Consortium, former Executive Director of the International Energy Agency

Leaders include:

• Yuji Kakimi, President, JERA

• Takashi Anamizu, Senior Executive Officer, Tokyo Gas Co. Ltd

• Hajime Hirano, Executive Vice President, Group CEO, Energy Business Group, Mitsubishi Corporation

• Hirotatsu Fujiwara, Managing Officer, Chief Operating Officer, Mitsui & Co.

10:00 – 10:25: Global LNG Leader’s Address

• Maarten Wetselaar, Integrated Gas & New Energies Director, Royal Dutch Shell

10:30 – 10:40: Global NOC Address

• Alexey Miller, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors, Chairman of the Management Committee, Gazprom

10:40 – 11:10: NETWORKING REFRESHMENT BREAK

11:10 - 12:25: International Energy Leadership Panel DebateHow are gas suppliers adapting to the changing global market?

Moderated by: Simon Flowers, Chairman & Chief Analyst, Wood Mackenzie

Panel Leaders include:

• Michael K. Wirth, Vice Chairman, Chevron

• Robert S. Franklin, President, ExxonMobil Gas & Power Marketing Company

• Khalid bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Chief Executive Officer, Qatargas

• Patrick Pouyanné, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Total SA

• Ryan M. Lance, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, ConocoPhillips

• Peter Coleman, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Woodside Energy

12:30 - 12:45: Investing in LNG’s future – Address

• Charif Souki, Chairman, Tellurian

12:45 – 14:00: DELEGATE NETWORKING LUNCH

14:00 – Close: Organised Business Meetings, Networking and Exhibition

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Day 2: Wednesday 5 April | Commercial sessions

08:45 – 09:45: How Energy Firms can Successfully Develop People & Projects for their Customers

Moderated by:Mary Hemmingsen, Global Head of LNG, KPMG

Panel Leaders include:

• Shogo Shibuya, President & Chief Executive Officer, Chiyoda Corporation

• Steve Hill, Executive Vice President for Gas & Energy Marketing and Trading, Shell

• Mike Utsler, Chief Operating Officer, Woodside Energy

• David Knipe, Head of International Gas, IST, BP

SESSION 1: Contracting, Pricing & Trading of Gas & LNG

10:00 – 10:20: Special Keynote Address

• Jack A. Fusco, President & Chief Executive, Cheniere Energy, Inc.

10:20 – 10:40: The International Gas Union 2017 Perspectives on the World LNG Industry

• Elias Cortina, Gas Market Advisor, Chevron & The International Gas Union


11:10 – 11:30: Japan’s Pursuit of its Own LNG Hub

• Hiroshi Hashimoto, Senior Analyst – Gas Group, Institute of Energy Economics Japan

11:30 – 11:50: Surviving & Thriving in Japan’s Future End-User Led Markets: Lessons from the European Experience

• Luis Sanchez Marcos, Head of LNG Trading, Uniper Global Commodities SE

11:50 – 12:10: In Defence of Take or Pay

• Jason Bennett, Partner, Baker Botts

12:10 – 13:00: PANEL DEBATE: United States LNG Exports – The Future?

Co-Chaired by:

Andrew Walker, Vice President of Strategy, Cheniere Marketing

Noel Tomnay, Head Global Gas, Gas and Power Research, Wood Mackenzie

Panellists include:

• Elizabeth Spomer, President, Jordan Cove LNG

• Octáviõ M.C. Simoes, President, Sempra LNG

• Sunao Nakamura, Senior Executive Vice President, Energy Transactions and Projects, JERA Co., Inc.


SESSION 2: The Future for Gas in the New Dawn of Tighter Economics and Lower Carbon Emissions

14:40 – 15:00: The Global LNG Market in 2025 – Size of the Prize

• Noel Tomnay, Head Global Gas, Gas and Power Research, Wood Mackenzie

15:00 – 15:20: India – Breaking the Mental Barrier & Giving Natural Gas its Due

• Prabhat Singh, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, Petronet

15:20 – 15:40: Market Outlook for Gas & LNG – The Key Growth Markets

Philip Olivier, Chief Executive Officer, ENGIE Global LNG


16:10 – 16:30: Africa: The New LNG Importing Region?

• Anne-Sophie Corbeau, Research Fellow II, KAPSARC

16:30 – 16:50: The Challenges for New LNG Demand Creation

• Ryosuke Tsugaru, Chief Executive, Diamond Gas International Pte. Ltd (DGI)

16:50 – 17:10: The LNG Fuel Tipping Point and the Competitive Advantage

• John Hatley, Americas VP Marine Solutions, Wärtsilä

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Day 3: Thursday 6 April | Commercial sessions08:45 – 09:45: Executive Panel DiscussionDelivering Greater Efficiency & Cost-Savings through Improved Innovation & Technology

Moderated by:• Christopher Caswell, Director – LNG and FLNG,

Engineering and Construction (Global), KBR

Panel leaders include:• Rod Christie, President & CEO, Turbomachinery

Solutions, GE Oil & Gas

• Marcelino Oreja, Chief Executive Officer, Enagas

• Masaharu Sano, Senior Executive Vice President, INPEX CORPORATION

• Alasdair Cathcart, President, Bechtel

• Kees van Seventer, President LNG, Vopak

09:45 – 13:00: SESSION 3: New Frontiers, Joint Partnerships & Investments

10:00 – 10:20: Natural Gas – the Natural ‘Renewables’ Partner

• Roger Bounds, Vice President, Global Gas, Shell

10:20 – 10:40: The Ship Owners’ Response to the Challenges & Opportunities Created by the Redrawing of the Gas Map

• Mike Rowley, Director – LNG Division, Mitsui O.S.K Lines


11:10 – 11:30: The Emerging Role for a Portfolio Player in a New Market

• Jonathan Shepard, Chief Operating Officer, LNG & International Gas, IST, BP

11:30 – 11:50: Donngi Senoro LNG - A New Prototype for LNG Development

• Juro Baba, General Manager, Indonesia Natural Gas Business Dept., Mitsubishi Corporation

11:50 – 12:10: Reducing Regulatory Risk to Stimulate Long-Term Investment in Projects: Two-Steps Forward, One-Step Back?

• Steven Miles, Partner, Baker Botts LLP

12:10 – 12:30: Post COP 21 – What Does The Future Hold for Gas in ASEAN Countries?

• Geoffroy Hureau, Secretary General, CEDIGAZ

12:30 – 12:50: Gas Market Reform Across Asia: The Advent of Third Party Access?

• Richard Nelson, Partner, King & Spalding


14:30 – 17:20: SESSION 4: Gas & LNG Projects – Progress & Updates

Chaired by: Neil Theobald, General Manager, Chevron Gas Supply and Trading

14:40 – 15:00: LNG Marketing for Floating LNG: The Case of Coral South FLNG

• Alessandro Della Zoppa, Executive Vice President, ENI

15:00 – 15:20: ExxonMobil and Marketing Papua New Guinea LNG

• Stephen McCusker, Vice President PNG Marketing, ExxonMobil Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd.

15:20 – 15:40: The Tangguh Train 3 Expansion Project

• Andy Lane, Head of Business Development – Gas Value Chains, Upstream, BP

15:40 – 16:10: NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK

16:10 – 16:30: The World’s First Import /Export LNG Facility – Cheniere Energy

• Pradeep Pillai, LNG Technology Manager, Bechtel

• Ed Lehotsky, Senior Vice President, Engineering and Construction, Cheniere

16:30 – 16:50: Taking an Integrated Approach to Unlock New Small-Scale LNG Markets Through Commercial and Technical Innovation

• Markus Hector, Market Access Development Manager, Shell

16:50 – 17:10: GNL Quintero Phase 2 Expansion Project: Developing in Times of Change

• Antonio Bacigalupo, Chief Executive Officer, GNL Quintero

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Day 1: Tuesday 4 April | Technical sessions14:00 – 15:30: Stream 1: LPG / Ethane / Hydrogen Shipping

Chaired by: Srinath Medepalli, Regional Business Development Manager Asia, Wilhelmsen Ship Management

1. New Terminals, New Opportunities: But How Can We Avoid The Same Old Problems?

• Bill Wayne, Principal Consultant, Sewallis Consulting

2. Risk Assessment of Liquefied Hydrogen Gas Carriers• Koichi Nishifuji, Manager of Natural Resorces and

Energy Department, ClassNK

3. Introduction to a Liquefied Hydrogen Carrier for a Pilot Chain Project in Japan

• Yukichi Takaoka, Senior Manager, Engineering Division, Ship & Offshore Structure Company, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd

4. The World’s First Ever Very Large Ethane Gas Carrier (VLEC)

• Adnan Ezzarhouni, General Manager, GTT China

14:00 – 15:30: Stream 2: Unconventional Gas to Supply LNG Projects

1. The Eagle Ford Shale Case Study: Improving Fracturing Efficiency by Understanding the Proppant Placement Mechanism in a Natural Fracture System

• Tetsuya Tamagawa, Senior Manager, JAPEX Research Center

2. Offshore Eastern Algeria Case Study: 3D Petroleum System Modelling and Hydrocarbon Occurrence

• Mohamed Arab, Senior Geologist, Sonatrach

3. Go East, Young Man - An Alternative for Western Canada’s Potentially Stranded Gas

• John Baguley, Chief Technical Officer, LNG Limited

14:00 – 15:30: Stream 3: Carbon Reduction, Capture & Storage

1. Tomakomai CCS Demonstration Project of Japan, with CO2 Injection in Progress

• Yutaka Tanaka, General Manager of Technical and Planning Dept., Japan CCS Co., Ltd. (JCCS)

2. Three-Dimensional Reactive Transport Simulation of the CCS Demonstration Project in Tomakomai

• Kohei Akaku, Specialist (Geochemistry), Japan Petroleum Exploration Co., Ltd. (JAPEX)

3. Environmental Benefits of Natural Gas: Enhancing Efficiency & Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Gas Networks

• Maria Sicilia Salvadores, Director of Strategy, ENAGAS


16:00 – 17:30: Stream 1: Gas Transmission & Pipeline

1. FLNG to Subsea – Are You Following Me?

• Andy Loose, Technical Director FLNG and LNG, KBR

2. Subsea System Architecture for Coral South FLNG

• Francesco Rossi, Project Engineering Manager, ENI Mozambique Engineering

16:00 – 17:30: Stream 2: Digital & Data Management

1. Change Demands Innovation: Embracing Cognitive Computing to Unlock Collective Intelligence - Both Past and Present

• Russell Potapinski, Head of Cognitive Science, Woodside

2. Supporting the Operational Efficiency of LNG Carriers with Big Data and the “IoT” (Internet of Things)

• Deok-Hoon Jang, Manager in Business Development, NAPA

• Dongsup Shin, Manager in Sales, NAPA Japan

3. Realising the Full Value of Industrial Internet and Data Analytics in LNG Facilities

• Jaleel Valappil, Principal Engineer/Group Supervisor, Bechtel Oil, Gas and Chemicals

16:00 – 17:30: Stream 3: Gas to Liquids / Natural Gas Liquids

1. Unlocking Value Through GTL Innovation

• Shelley Wheeler, Gas to Liquids Business Development Manager, Shell

2. FT-GTL Unlocks Value from Natural Gas

• Michael Goff, Technology Manager, Black & Veatch

3. Roll Out of Smaller Scale GTL Technology at ENVIA Energy’s GTL Plant in Oklahoma City, USA

• Neville Hargreaves, Business Development Director, Velocys




Day 2: Wednesday 5 April | Technical sessions08:45 – 10:15: Stream 1: Gas & LNG Process Engineering: Control & Optimisation

1. The Dynamic Measurement of Liquefied Natural Gas

• Pico Brand, Global Product Manager, Krohne

2. ”cMIST™: Novel, Compact Dehydration Technology” • Shwetha Ramkumar, Engineering Associate,

ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company

3. Choosing the Right Nitrogen Rejection Scheme• Nicolas Chantant, Natural Gas Treatment Process

Specialist, Hydrocarbons Product Line

4. RESERVE: Rigorous Numerical Modelling of Cryogenic Multi-Stream Heat Exchangers

• Hafez Bahrami, Senior Engineer, Aspen Technology, Inc

08:45 – 10:15: Stream 2: LNG Shipping – Containment

Chaired by: Andrew Clifton, General Manager, Society of International Gas Tanker & Terminal Operators (SIGTTO)

1. Introduction to KC-1 CCS (KOGAS LNG Cargo Containment System) for LNG Carriers

• SungJin Hwang, Technical Sales Manager, KC LNG Tech Co., Ltd

2. The World’s First Commercial LNG Fuel Tank Made of High Manganese Austenitic Steel

• Jiwon Yu, Senior Researcher, POSCO

3. Structural Design & Construction Method for “Apple-Shaped Liquefied Natural Gas Cargo Tank” for LNG Carriers

• Michihisa Watanabe, Structural Engineering Group/Nagasaki Ship & Ocean Eng. Dept., Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.

4. RESERVE: Study on the Structural Integrity of New Generation MOSS Type LNG Carrier by Stress Monitoring

• Shin Nakayama, Senior Deputy Manager, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.

08:45 – 10:15: Stream 3: Gas & LNG Storage & Containment – Onshore Tanks

1. The Best Remedy to Prolong Lifetime of LNG Storage Tanks: A Diagnosis & Overhaul for LNG Storage Tanks

• Chu Sung Son, Manager, Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS)

2. Effective Solutions for the Safe & Reliable Delivery of Large LNG Storage Tanks in the Severe Conditions of Northern Siberia

• Patrick Genoud, Executive Vice President, Business Development, Entrepose Contracting

• Julien Castres Saint Martin, LNG Business Development Manager, VINCI Construction Grands Projects

3. Shortening of LNG Storage Tank Construction Period, Using the Jack Climbing Method

• Hirotsugu Tateishi, Engineer, IHI Corporation

4. RESERVE: Modular LNG Tanks • John Powell, Associate Principal, Arup


10:45 – 12:15: Stream 1: Gas & LNG Process Engineering – Liquefaction / Pre-treatment

1. Innovative Precooling Strategies for Efficient Natural Gas Liquefaction

• Gowri Krishnamurthy, Senior Principal Research Engineer, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.

2. An Improved Reliquefaction System for LNG Carriers

• Alan Duckett, Director Sales & Technical, Energy & Marine Technology, Babcock LGE Process

3. LNG AGRU Designs for Feed Gases with Low CO2 Content

• Torsten Katz, Global Technology Team Manager, Gas Treating, BASF SE

10:45 – 12:15: Stream 2: LNG Shipping – Ship Design & Build

Chaired by: Andrew Clifton, General Manager, Society of International Gas Tanker & Terminal Operators (SIGTTO)

1. The Future of LNG Carriers – Probability of Further Upsizing & Fuel-Efficiency Improvements

• Takeshi Hashimoto, Director / Senior Managing Executive Officer, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd.

2. Inspection Plans for Gas Carriers

• Mark Corsetti, Director, Global Gas Solutions, ABS

3. Yamal LNG – Shipping Design for Northern Russia

• Sergey Frank, President & Chief Executive Officer, PAO Sovcomflot

4. From Concept to Practice: A Discussion of the Technical Development and Construction of the First Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Carrier

• Sean Bond, Director, Global Gas Development, ABS




10:45 – 12:15: Stream 3: Gas & LNG Storage & Containment – Underground

1. First Field Trial of Regasified LNG Underground Storage: The Reproduction & Evaluation of Large-Scale Underground Storage Capacity of a Gas Field in Japan

• Tomoya Ohata, Reservoir Engineer, Japan Petroleum Exploration Co., Ltd (JAPEX)

2. Operational Troubles in the First Middle East Underground Gas Storage Surface Facility

• Hasan Mohammad Hosseini, Process Engineer, National Iranian Gas Company (NIGC)


14:00 – 15:30: Stream 1: Gas & LNG Process Engineering – Heat Exchangers & Drivers

1. Electric Motor-Driven Compression System (eLNG) for the Freeport LNG Project

• Leonardo Baldassarre, Engineering Executive, GE Oil & Gas

2. Brazed Aluminium Heat Exchangers for Liquefaction Process Optimisation

• Douglas Ducote, Vice President, Process Plant Technology, Chart Industries

3. Making CNG Cheaper and ‘Greener’ • Lev Tunkel, Technical Director,

Universal Vortex, Inc.

• Ross Gale, Director of Sales, Universal Vortex, Inc. (UVI)

14:00 – 15:30: Stream 2: LNG Shipping – Propulsion

1. Maintenance Support for TFDE Vessels in Port

• Richard Gilmore, Director Gas Fleet, Maran Gas Maritime

2. Eco-friendly and Cost-effective LNG Solutions for LNG Carriers driven by New Propulsion Systems with Compact Re-Liquefaction System based on Mixed Refrigerants

• Kwang Pil Chang, Vice President, Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI)

• Sang-Bong Lee, Project Manager, Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI)

3. The Most Efficient LNG Carrier Designed by DSME• Odin Kwon, Vice President, Head of Ship

Marketing Engineering & Basic Design Div., Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co.,Ltd. (DSME)

• Johan Petter Tutturen, Vice President, Business Director Gas Carriers, DNV GL

4. RESERVE: High Pressure Fuel Gas System: A New LNG Roadmap Ahead

• Andrea Delli Zotti, Sales Manager, TGE Marine Gas Engineering

14:00 – 15:30: Stream 3: Operations, Maintenance & Reliability

Chaired by: Guy De Kort, Vice President Development - Integrated Gas, Shell

1. Development of a New High-efficiency Dual-Cycle Natural Gas Liquefaction Process

• Chang Lin, Senior Engineer, China Huanqui Contracting & Engineering Corp.

2. The Innovative Approach to Improve LNG Terminals: An Assessment System for LNG Receiving Terminals

• Chahwan Kim, Senior Manager, Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS)

3. Initiatives to Reduce Environmental Impacts & Improve Energy Efficiency in an LNG Plant

• Abu Bakar Usman, Senior Rotating Equipment Engineer, Qatargas


16:00 – 17:30: Stream 1: Alternate Energy Transportation & Storage

1. Large-Scale Hydrogen Storage and Transportation System• Yoshimi Okada, Principal Researcher,

Chiyoda Corporation

2. Development of a Hybrid Electricity Supply System Using Marine Fuel Cells with LNG Reforming System

• Osamu Okada, President, Renaissance Energy Research Corporation

16:00 – 17:30: Stream 2: LNG Shipping – Equipment & Handling

1. A New High Pressure Emergency Release System for Gas Transfer Arms

• Pablo A. Vega Perez, Senior Process Engineer Gas & LNG, Shell

2. A New Reliquefaction System of MRS-F® (Methane Refrigeration System – Full Reliquefaction) for LNG Carriers with X-DF Engines

• DongKyu Choi, Director, Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering

16:00 – 17:30: Stream 3: Gas Fired Power Generation – Engineering & Technology

1. High Flexibility Distributed Power Plant to Support Intermittent Renewable Power Generation

• Michael Welch, Marketing Manager, Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery Ltd.

2. Samsung Energy Plant: All-in-One Solution for Floating Power Plants with Gas-fired Combined Cycle Gas Turbines

• Myung-Kwan Song, Principal Engineer, Samsung Heavy Industries Co., Ltd.

3. Improving Energy Efficiency with Cogeneration Technology• David O’Brien, Senior Consultant, Power Projects,

ExxonMobil



Day 3: Thursday 6th April | Technical sessions

08:45 – 10:15: Stream 1: Health, Safety & Environment: Asset Infrastructure

1. The Risk of Cryogenic Liquid Release Could Still Be a Show Stopper for LNG Assets Without Appropriate Cost Effective Solutions

• Robin Wade, Chartek Segment Manager, AkzoNobel

2. Visualization of Leaks for Getting Insights of Appropriate Judgement

• Teruo Hioki, Senior Lead Engineer of Plant Diagnosis Unit, Chiyoda Corporation

• Romain Verollet, Brand Manager, Bertin Technologies

3. HSSE Challenges & Solutions in a New Built Natural Gas Mega-Plant in South Pars: Practice Review

• Gholamreza Bahmannia, Manager of Gas Plant, National Iranian Gas Co.

08:45 – 10:15: Stream 2: Floating LNG: Design & Technology

1. The World’s Largest FLNG Facility Coming to Australia• David Bird, Vice President – Production, Shell

Australia

2. Competitive At-Shore FLNG Solutions• Bill Breckenridge, Project Manager, Black

& Veatch

3. Innovative Liquefaction Technology for Floating LNG• Mark Roberts, Engineering Associate,

Air Products and Chemicals Inc.

4. Sloshing Assessment of a Membrane LNG Carrier During Loading/Offloading at a FLNG Terminal

• Bo Wang, Manager, ABS

08:45 – 10:15: Stream 3: Small-Scale LNG & Infrastructure – Marine

1. Inland Waterway Floating LNG Bunkering Stations in China: Safety, Design & Engineering Best-Practice

• Hongjun Fan, Senior Engineer, China Classification Society

2. LNG Infrastructure in the Baltic Sea Ports• Emil Arolski, Project Manager, Baltic Ports

Organization

3. Developing the Zeebrugge LNG Terminal into an International Hub for Small & Large-Scale LNG, Plus Trans-Shipment Services

• Peter Verhaeghe, Chief Technical Officer, Fluxys


10:45 – 12:15: Stream 1: Healthy, Safety & Environment – Pollution Reduction

1. Flare Reduction & Availability Improvement Using Novel Automated Main Cryogenic Heat Exchanger Cooldown Technology

• Fei Chen, Lead Engineer, Air Products and Chemicals Inc.

2. Getting to “Near-Zero” Liquid Discharge: Qatargas’ Process Wastewater Treatment System

• Khalifa Ahmed Al-Sulaiti, Safety & Risk Manager, Qatargas Operating Company Ltd.

3. Feasibility Study of Flare Reduction Concept for Operating LNG Trains by Dynamic Simulation

• Kyoko Kamei, Lead Engineer, Chiyoda Corporation

10:45 – 12:15: Stream 2: Floating LNG – Marine Operations

1. Unique Test-Commissioning of Barge FLNG before Sail-Out• Sara O’Dell, Project Engineer, Oil & Gas,

Black & Veatch

• Frederik Van Nuffel, Technical Director, Exmar

2. Fully Electric Loading Arms• Eric Morilhat, Strategy Director,

Loading Systems, TechnipFMC

3. Mid to Large Scale Floating LNG Plant-Technology Development and JGC’s Contribution

• Naoyuki Takezawa, Project Manager, LNG Projects, JGC Corporation

4. RESERVE: FLNG Cargo Containment System Maintenance – A Risk-Based Inspection & “Package Services” Approach

• Victor Alessandrini, Business Development Manager, GTT

10:45 – 12:15: Stream 3: Small-Scale LNG & Infrastructure – Land

Chaired by: Dr. Stefan Buerkle, Managing Director, ILF Consulting Engineers

1. Small Scale LNG to Power: Clean and Affordable• Frédéric Deybach, Key Program Small Scale

LNG, ENGIE

2. MARLIN: The First Boil-Off Gas Reliquefaction Plant in an LNG Plant

• Ringo Lim, Principal Liquefaction Engineer, PETRONAS

3. The Configuration of Small Scale LNG Terminals: Today and for the Future!




• Hans J. Grossmann, Managing Director, GOC Engineering GmbH


14:00 – 15:30: Stream 1: Health, Safety, Environment: People

1. Mind the Gap: The Real Truth about the Talent Shortage in Gas Shipping

• Mark Charman, Chief Executive Officer, Faststream Recruitment Group

2. Social Performance: Can You Get It Right?• Mary Lou Lauria, Vice President Environment

& Society, WorleyParsons - Advisian

3. Human Factor Engineering in FLNG Projects• Danaraj Chandasegaran, Section Head, Technip

14:00 – 15:30: Stream 2: LNG & Gas for Transport – Land

Chaired by: Mark Bell, President, Society for Gas as a Marine Fuel (SGMF)

1. Innovation for LNG as a Fuel• Marc Perrin, Program Manager,

ENGIE Lab CRIGEN

2. An Accurate Octane Number for LNG as a Transportation Fuel• Howard Levinsky, Senior Principle Specialist –

Combustion Processes, and Professor, DNV GL and University of Groningen

3. LNG-Bunkers in SW-Europe• Juan Carbayo Puig, Business Development

Manager, Cepsa Gas Comercializadora S.A.

• Antonio Melcon, General Manager, Cepsa Gas Comercializadora S.A.

14:00 – 15:30: Stream 3: Floating Storage & Regasification Units (FSRU)

Moderated by: Patrick Janssens, Vice President, Global Gas Solutions, ABS

1. FSRUs: The Key to Opening New LNG Markets• Ragnar Wislof, Chief Development Officer,

Höegh LNG

2. FSRUs: Accommodating Emerging Market Gas and Power Needs

• Daniel Bustos, Chief Development Officer, Excelerate Energy

3. LNG FSRUs & Power Barges: Innovative Solutions to Access New LNG Supply Markets

• Björn Munko, Senior Sales Manager, TGE Marine Gas Engineering GmbH


16:00 – 17:30: Stream 1: Health, Safety & Environment: Improvements

1. Further Verified Safety Enhancement for Blast & Fire-Rated Doors on Structures in Hazardous Environments

• Berend Groeneveld, Managing Director, InterDam BV

2. Local Resource Development Initiative (LRDITM): Creating Shared Value Between Projects and Local Stakeholders

• Andre Thivierge, Vice-President Environment and Geotechnics, SNC-Lavalin

3. Cogeneration: Energy Production, Maximising Efficiency & Minimising Environmental Impact at All Scales

• Michael Welch, Marketing Manager, Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery Ltd.

16:00 – 17:45: Stream 2: LNG & Gas for Transport – Marine & Bunkering

Chaired by: Mark Bell, President, Society for Gas as a Marine Fuel (SGMF)

1. Development of the SPB® LNG Fuel Tank

• Koji Takashima, Assistant Manager, Japan Marine United Corporation

2. LNG Transfer Systems for Bunker Ships• Carlos Guerrero, Business Development Manager,

Bureau Veritas

3. Interface Standards for FSRU, FSU and Small-Scale Sectors• Andrew Stafford, Technical Director, Bureau

Trelleborg Marine Systems



Day 4: Friday 7 April | Combined sessions

09:00 – 13:00: COMMERCIAL & TECHNICAL

COMBINED FINAL MORNING SESSIONS

“Engineering, Procurement & Construction”

PART 1: PROJECT EXECUTION & UPDATES

09:00 – 09:10: Session Chair’s Opening Remarks

09:10 – 09:25: The “Young Gastech” Winning Essay Presentation

09:25 – 09:50: LNG and the Great Reformation?

• Christopher Caswell, Director – LNG and FLNG, KBR

09:50 – 10:15: LNG Project Developments of the Future; What are the Key Levers to Have Safe, Competitive and Affordable Project Delivery?

• Hilary Mercer, Vice President Integrated Gas Projects, Shell

10:15 – 10:40: Steelhead LNG’s “At-Shore LNG” (ASLNG) Project

• Nigel Kuzemko, Chief Executive Officer, Steelhead LNG

10:40 – 11:00: Vysotsk LNG: The Development of a Future Model for Russian LNG Projects

• Vladimir Smelov, CEO, Cryogas-Vysotsk

• Paul Hughes, Project Director LNG, WorleyParsons


Part 2: Risk Management & Strategy

11:20 – 11:40: Managing Technology Risk – an Owner’s Perspective

• Tony Diocee, Vice President Projects, Jordan Cove LNG LLC

11:40 – 12:00: Keeping EPC Mega-Projects on Track with Innovative Project Controls and Extreme Planning

• Russ Thompson, Major OEM Manager, Kiewit

12:00 – 12:10: Session Chair’s Closing Remarks

12:10 – 12:40: Governing Body Co-Chairmen & Guests: Reflections and Summaries of the 2017 Gastech Japan Conference

12:45: Close of Gastech 2017



GOVERNING BODY

A world-leading field of commercial and technical experts set the agendaCompetition for conference speaking opportunities in 2017 was, as always, fierce. From nearly 800 submissions, Gastech’s Governing Body – 45 industry professionals, representing commercial and technical disciplines from within the global gas and LNG supply chains – have chosen a strong line up of insightful conference sessions to develop a programme which is ‘by the industry, for the benefit of the industry’.

COMMERCIAL GOVERNING BODY MEMBERS

COMMERCIAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Jason K. Bennett Partner, Deputy Department Chair Global Projects Group Baker Botts L.L.P.

John Hatley Vice President Americas Wärtsilä Marine Solutions

Darius Lim Head of Strategic Relations and Corporate Affairs Pavilion Energy

Didik Sasongko Vice President LNG Pertamina (Persero), PT

Noel Tomnay Head Global Gas, Gas and Power Research Wood Mackenzie

Roger Bounds Global Head of LNG Shell

Mary Hemmingsen Partner & Global Head of LNG KPMG

Shigeru Muraki Executive Advisor Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd

Hiroki Sato Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Fuel Transactions Office JERA Co., Inc.

Deborah Turner Senior Shipping Adviser Simpson Spence & Young

Guy Broggi Senior LNG Advisor Total

Katan Hirachand Managing Director, Energy Project Finance Société Générale

Masaki Okada President, Gas Japan, International Gas, Integrated Supply & Trading BP

Sven Messerschmid Vice President Uniper Global Commodities SE

Matt Turns Strategy and Planning Manager Chevron

Simon Davies Executive Director Natural Resources EMEA Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd.

Geoffroy Hureau General Secretary CEDIGAZ

Daniel Purba Director & Chief Operating Officer PT Badak NGL

Delphi Sun VP and Head of LNG Trading Sinopec

Koichi Wada Senior Vice President Mitsubishi Corporation

Hirotatsu Fujiwara Managing Officer Chief Operating Officer Mitsui & Co

Scott Ickes Manager of Business Support Qatargas Operating Company Limited

Jupiter Ramirez General Manager Domestic Marketing Mozambique LNG

Gavin Sutcliffe Head of Content dmg :: events global energy

Andrew Walker Vice President LNG Strategy Cheniere Marketing

COMMERCIAL COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS

Nick Milne Senior Vice President, Offshore Oil & Gas / LNG Finance Macquarie Bank

Paul Sullivan VP ProjectsSteelhead LNG


GOVERNING BODY

TECHNICAL GOVERNING BODY MEMBERS:

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS

Chris Clucas Group Fleet Director Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement Ltd

Young-Myung Yang Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, Research & Development Division, Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS)

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Tsutomu Akabane Director, Senior Executive Vice President JGC Corporation

David Colson Commercial Vice President Gaztransport & Technigaz - GTTSEA Pte Ltd

Justin HearnIndustry Manager, Natural Gas / LNG applications - OASE® - Gas Treating ExcellenceBASF SE

Karl Masani Director LNG Technologies & Licensing, ConocoPhillips

Katsuo Nagasaka Executive Vice President Chiyoda Corporation

Hayato Suga Operating Officer and General Manager of Natural Resources and Energy Department, Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (Class NK)

Ngo Anh Hien Deputy General Manager of Gas Division, Vietnam Oil and Gas Group (PetroVietnam)

Guy De Kort VP Development Integrated Gas, Shell

Patrick Janssens Vice President, Global Gas Solutions ABS

Qinghai Meng Deputy Chief Engineer of Sinopec Engineering Incorporation Sinopec

Tushar Poddar Independent Consultant

Javid Talib Vice President | Director, Floating Technology Applications Black & Veatch

Gailing Bai Chief Engineer, LNG and Offshore Engineering Company, China Huanqiu Contracting & Engineering Corporation

Charles Durr Vice President, LNG Wood Group Mustang

Akira Kono Corporate Officer NYK Line

David Messersmith Manager of LNG Technology and Services Group Bechtel Corporation

Dr Tongwen Shan Director, Chief LNG Engineer CNOOC Gas and Power Group

Dr. Kazuhiko Tezuka General Manager Research Center, Technical Division JAPEX

Christopher Caswell Director LNG and FLNG KBR

Nicolas FoirienLNG Product Manager Air Liquide Global E&C Solutions

Xiaofeng LuoDirector of Wuhan Rules & Research Institute China Classification Society

Stephen Mogose Executive Director, Process Technology Fluor Corporation

Paul Sibal Chief Process Engineer ExxonMobil Production Company

Tetsuro Tochikawa Vice President Technical Headquarters & General Manager, Technical Planning & Coordination Unit INPEX CORPORATION

Andrew Clifton General Manager and Chief Operating Officer Society of International Gas Tanker & Terminal Operators (SIGTTO)

Anzhong Gu Professor, PhD UK Supervisor China LNG Association

Iain MacNeil Chief Executive Officer Witherby Publishing Group

Björn Munko Sales Manager TGE Marine Gas Engineering GmbH

James Solomon Global Director, LNG Air Products


The Gastech Experience

FLOOR PLAN AND SHOW FEATURES

Conference

Specialised commercial and technical programmes

2,500 Commercial and technical delegates

130+ Presentations and debates

CONFERENCE AREA

Operations Management &

HSSE Zone

HALL 7 HALL 6 HALL 4

Global Meetings Service

DELEGATE LOUNGE

HALL 5

HALL 7

• Plenary (4th April)• Commercial Session (5th – 6th April)• Combined Session (7th April)

3RD FLOOR

Room 302: • Women in Energy (6th April)

Product Showcase Theatre 2

German Pavilion

French Pavilion

Japanese Pavilion

2ND FLOOR

Convention Hall A:• Technical Session 1 (4th – 6th April)

Convention Hall B: • Technical Session 2 (4th – 6th April)

Room 201:• Technical Session 3 (4th – 6th April)

International Conference Room: • VIP Programme (4th April)• Young Gastech (5th April)• LNG Procurement Forum (6th April)

VIP LOUNGE


FLOOR PLAN AND SHOW FEATURES

Exhibition

25,000+ International attendees

60 Sessions in 2 Product showcase theatres

8 Country pavilions

4 Show floor zones

HALL 3

DELEGATE LUNCH AREA

THE MEETING PLACE

Transmission & Distribution

Zone

LNG Facilities & Infrastructure

Zone

Shipping & Marine

Engineering zone

KEY

All stands

Zones

Pavilions

Feature Area

Networking Cafe Area

HALL 2 HALL 1

Networking Cafe Area

Product Showcase Theatre 1

Canadian Pavilion

Chinese Pavilion

Singapore Pavilion

Korean Pavilion

Italian Pavilion


Networking at GastechTogether with an outstanding programme of content, features and product demonstrations, there is another significant reason to attend Gastech – 30+ hours of face-to-face networking.

Gastech gives you a rare chance to select from 25,000 attendees from up, mid and downstream sectors of the global gas and LNG supply chain, to meet, share ideas and discuss new partnerships in one place, saving you thousands in travel and logistics costs.

Delegate Lounge & Networking Areas

Positioned within the conference area, the delegate lounge and networking areas give you the opportunity to talk with some of the most senior attendees participating in the event.

Delegate Lunches

Exclusive for conference delegates, the seated delegate lunch is a great way to meet new people while enjoying local and international dishes.

Networking Cafés

Discuss business, in one of two networking cafes positioned conveniently on the show floor, open for all visitors and conference delegates to hold discussions in a relaxed atmosphere.

Private Meeting Rooms

Conference delegates enjoy preferential rates for private meeting rooms – a central place to host effective meetings with existing customers and new partners.

Show floor

Benefit from a carefully-designed exhibition floorplan, giving you more opportunities to interact with attendees and exhibitors to maximise your networking potential.

NETWORKING FEATURES


GASTECH MOBILE APP

The Gastech Mobile App is developed to enhance your experience before, during and after the show:

• Browse through the conference programme and speakers.

• Navigate the expansive floorplan.

• Browse through hundreds of exhibitors and products.

• Connect and interact with other attendees.

• Engage with conference speakers live during Q&A sessions.

GLOBAL MEETINGS SERVICE

Gastech’s pioneering service is a complete meetings solution, helping you to pre-arrange meetings with attendees* and facilitate those meetings at the event. Meetings can then be arranged to take place in the dedicated Global Meetings Lounge, in private meeting rooms or on exhibition stands.

Register for the conference.

Log in and access the portal on your desktop, or via the mobile app on your mobile or tablet device.

Update your personal profile.

View attendees by job title and company, or generate matches by their business type or solutions they offer.

Send and receive invitations to meet in the dedicated Global Meetings Lounge, in a private meeting room or at an exhibition stand.

Organise and download your meeting schedule pre-event.

Arrive at your meetings, facilitated onsite by our dedicated team.

HOW IT WORKS:

Official App sponsor

SWIPE >

NETWORKING FEATURES

*subject to registration type

Please visit www.gastechevent.com for booking information


VENUE AND ACCOMMODATION

Venue and accommodationVENUE

Gastech 2017 will take place at the Makuhari Messe, Chiba, one of the largest convention centres in Japan. The Makuhari Messe is easily accessible from Tokyo city centre, as well as being well connected to airports and train stations.

Venue address

Makuhari Messe 2-1, Nakase Mihama-ku, Chiba-city 261-0023 Japan

DISCOUNTED FLIGHTS

Once registered, attendees can access discounted flights, thanks to our Official Airline Alliance oneworld.

Attendee benefits:

• Discounts on flights for attendees and one travel companion.

• Travel up to seven days before and seven days after the event.

• Flights available from all oneworld member airlines and affiliates.

• Enjoy a user-friendly booking tool showing the most convenient flight options.

• 24-hour support via email or phone.

• Earn rewards and tier status points on eligible oneworld flights.

• Frequent flyer privileges including access to some 650 premium airport lounges worldwide, fast track at security lanes in selected airports and extra baggage allowance.*

• Seamless connections and quality service on oneworld member airlines.

* Privileges depend on your oneworld tier status level. For more information, visit www.oneworld.com/benefits.

DISCOUNTED HOTEL ROOMS

Gastech 2017 is pleased to offer discounted hotel room rates, thanks to our official destination management company, JTB Global Marketing and Travel.

Each 3*, 4* and 5* hotel offers a wide range of hotel rooms.

Chiba Tokyo

Hotel The Manhattan Hotel New Otani Tokyo

APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Makuhari Imperial Hotel Tokyo

Hotel Francs The Tokyo Station Hotel

Hotel Green Tower Makuhari Shangri-La Hotel Tokyo

Hilton Tokyo Narita Airport Hotel The Capitol Hotel Tokyo

Hotel New Otani Makuhari Messe Fully Booked

Grand Hyatt Hotel Tokyo

In Chiba Urayasu The Palace Hotel Tokyo

Okura Chiba Hotel Hotel Metropolitan Marunouchi

Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel Okura Tokyo

Hilton Tokyo Bay Conrad Hotel

Intercontinental Tokyo Bay

oneworld® is pleased to be the official airline alliance of Gastech 2017

Delegate packages BUSINESS DELEGATE PACKAGE

Access all areas with exclusive benefits to facilitate business and networking

TECHNICAL DELEGATE PACKAGE A cost-friendly option to access the Technical

Conference streams

VISITOR PASS Free access to the exhibition

$4,499 USD $2,250 USD Free

Exhibition Access – access to:

Exhibition area ✔ ✔ ✔

Networking cafes and bars ✔ ✔ ✔

Conference access – access to:

Opening Plenary session ✔ ✔

Technical Stream ✔ ✔

Technical Stream presentations post-event ✔ ✔

Commercial Stream ✔

Commercial Stream presentations post-event ✔

Global Meetings Service access – ability to network online with:

Exhibitors ✔ ✔ ✔

Visitors ✔ ✔

Technical Package Delegates ✔ ✔

VIP Delegates ✔

Speakers ✔

Business Package Delegates ✔

Other benefits – access to:

Event app ✔ ✔ ✔

Attendee list ✔ ✔

CPD Accreditation ✔ ✔

Delegate Networking Lunch ✔ ✔

Preferential rates for onsite Meeting Rooms ✔

Business Lounge access ✔

THREE WAYS TO REGISTER

Online: www.gastechevent.com Email: [email protected] Telephone: +44 (0)203 772 6040


BOOKING INFORMATION

For the latest programme and speaker line-up, visit www.gastechevent.com

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