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PRESENTING THE 21ST ANNIVERSARY

26-27 August 2015 | Darwin Convention Centre PLUS: 3 Interactive workshops 25 August 2015

Your ‘Top End’ networking opportunity in Northern Australia’s key oil & gas hub

1 Conference registration grants you access to 3 conferences + Northern Australia’s largest

resource industry based expo!

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KEY PRESENTATIONS FROM:

The Hon Adam Giles MLA, Chief Minister, Northern Territory Government

The Hon Ian Macfarlane, Minister for Industry and Science, Australian Government (invited)

Martin Ferguson, Chairman, APPEA Advisory Board & Group Executive, Natural Resources, Seven Group

Dr Keith Suter, Foreign & International Affairs Editor, Channel 7’s Sunrise, Foreign Policy Analyst, Sky TV

Frank Krieger, Vice President Exploration & Development, ConocoPhillips

Mr. Hitoshi Okawa, Director Corporate Coordination, INPEX

Terry Freckelton, General Manager of Development, Shell Australia

Martin Riley, General Manager - Exploration New Resources, Origin

Brett Woods, General Manager Western Australia and Northern Territory, Santos

Richard Cottee, Managing Director, Central Petroleum

Robbert de Weijer, Chief Executive Officer, Armour Energy

Dr John Warburton Non- Executive Director, Imperial Oil & Gas Pty Ltd

Cheryl Cartwright, Chief Executive, Australian Pipelines & Gas Association

Michael Ackland, Director, Commercial and Strategy, Nextgen

Platinum & Welcome Reception Sponsor Gala Dinner Sponsor

Event Supporter

Silver Sponsor

Lanyard Sponsor

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industry professionalsin attendance

1500+

expert presenters100+

stands on display220+

gala dinnerattendees

550+25 AugustWorkshops

26-27 AugustConferences + Expo

Darwin Convention Centre

9TH ANNUAL

South East Asia Australia Offshore & Onshore Conference

21st ANNIVERSARY

Northern Australia's largest resources and construction industry based trade exhibition.Incorporating 3 renowned conferences running concurrently for the price of 1!

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A message from the Chief Minister, Northern Territory Government

SEAAOC 2015 Distinguished Speakers

Welcome to the Northern Territory and the 21st South East Asia Australia Offshore and Onshore Conference (SEAAOC).

The Northern Territory is emerging as the focus of Australia’s new oil and gas projects.

The US$34 billion Ichthys gas project is due to begin processing gas late next year. When it reaches full production, the combined capacity of Ichthys and Darwin LNG will supply over 10% of all Japan’s LNG requirements and we have the land available to triple that in the future.

There has also been an unprecedented boom in onshore petroleum exploration with onshore prospectors investing almost $135 million in the Territory last financial year.

Industry estimates of shale gas in the Territory total more than 200 trillion cubic feet, with vast areas of prospective shale remaining largely unexplored.

The latest exploration results and geoscience data from our CORE ( Creating Opportunities in Resource Exploration ) program are uncovering the scale of unconventional petroleum opportunities across the Territory, particularly in the greater McArthur Basin. This vast prospective basin covers 550,000 square kilometres or almost 40% of the Northern Territory.

The scale of the shale gas potential of the greater McArthur basin, which includes the Beetaloo Sub-basin, is only now being recognised.

We’re also working with business to build a new gas pipeline.

We already have a gas pipeline running through the middle of the Northern Territory from Darwin to Alice Springs and we plan to extend that gas network into the Eastern States to meet a shortfall in supplies forecast for 2018.

The proponents shortlisted for the project are considering several routes including Tennant Creek to Mount Isa and Alice Springs to Moomba.

This pipeline will establish a long-term framework that encourages more gas exploration, creates a competitive energy market and provides access to plentiful, cheaper gas for use by industry and domestic customers.

It will also make it possible to unlock the Territory’s vast offshore and onshore gas reserves and create jobs and business opportunities throughout the Territory.

SEAAOC is the premier industry event on Northern Australia’s oil and gas calendar and there are many exciting opportunities to discuss.

This year the event runs alongside the Mining the Territory Conference and the 2nd Building the Territory Conference as part of NT Resources Week.

It is a unique opportunity for industry leaders to gather from around the world to compare notes and consider new business.

Please enjoy everything the Territory has to offer and I look forward to meeting you during the week.


The Hon Ian Macfarlane, Minister for Industry and Science, Australian Government (invited)


Mr. Hitoshi Okawa, Director Corporate Coordination, INPEX

Richard Cottee, Managing Director, Central Petroleum

Michael Ackland, Director, Commercial and Strategy, Nextgen Group

Geoffrey Barker, Partner, RISC

Angus Rodger, Principal Analyst – Asia-Pacific Upstream Research, Wood Mackenzie

Martin Ferguson, Chairman, APPEA Advisory Board & Group Executive, Natural Resources, Seven Group



Richard Palmer, DNV GL Regional Manager, Australia, NZ, PNG, DNV GL Oil & Gas

Stephen Thompson, Manager, LNG & Gas, Asia Pacific, Poten & Partners

Paul Fennelly, Acting Chief Executive, Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA)

Dr Keith Suter, Foreign & International Affairs Editor, Channel 7’s “Sunrise” Foreign Policy Analyst, Sky TV


Cheryl Cartwright, Chief Executive, Australian Pipelines & Gas Association

Peter Strachan, Principal, Stock Analysis


Geoffrey Cann, National Director, Oil and Gas, Deloitte Australia

Frank Krieger, Vice President Exploration & Development, ConocoPhillips


Tony Regan, LNG Business Development Manager, Asia Pacific, Platts

SEAAOC - South East Asia Australia Offshore & Onshore Conference Tuesday 25 August 2015 - WORKSHOPS

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In this half-day workshop, Jody Rowe will address how you can create long term value from your clients, build relationships and engage successfully with industry procurement and tendering processes, to win work in the new low-price era.

Why attend:

• Learn how to navigate the pitfalls of procuring services and tendering to the oil and gas sector

• Hear how today’s procurement and contracting strategies are evolving

• Gain insights into your stakeholder’s requirements, to set yourself up for work winning

• Understand what a successful supplier/client relationship look like

• Learn how to adopt strategies for achieving the best possible outcomes for both parties

• Explore how you can work with your clients during a times of cost control

• What are the lessons learnt from within the industry?

Who should attend:

Business Development Managers, Account Managers, Sales Executives, Procurement and Supply Chain Managers that wish to secure contracts and tenders with onshore and offshore oil and gas operators and exploration companies in the Northern Territory.

Your Masterclass Host:

Jody Rowe, Director, roweSMG

Previous work experience includes senior Commercial roles in Australia and the United Kingdom working with organizations such as BG Group-QGC, Santos, Rio Tinto. A subject matter expert and tactical adviser for business

development, contracts, procurement, tenders, negotiations and reviews where risk is significant. A strength is the conceptual and analytical ability to deal with ambiguity and complexity that often accompanies high profile projects and companies.

Tuesday 25 August 2015 Pre-Conference Workshops Pre-Conference Registration 9.00am Morning workshop commences

12.30pm Morning workshop closes

1.30pm Afternoon workshops commence

1.30pm Pre-Conference registration in the exhibition area

3.00pm Registration closes

5.00pm Afternoon workshops close

6.00 – 7.30pm Official NT Resources Week Welcome Reception hosted by the Hon Adam Giles MLA, Chief Minister of the Northern Territory at Parliament House - Supported by ConocoPhillips

Wednesday 26 August 2015 Conference Day One 8.00am Registration and morning coffee

8.50am Welcome to Country

NT Resources Week Conference begins

5.25pm Close of day one – SEAAOC, Mining NT & Building NT

5.30pm Networking drinks in the Exhibition Hall

6.30pm Buses begin departure for NT Resources Week Gala Dinner venue

7.15pm NT Resources Week 2015 Official Conference Dinner at SKYCITY, Darwin – Sponsored by INPEX

Thursday 27 August 2015 Conference Day Two 8.00am NT Resources Week networking breakfast in the Exhibition Hall

8.50am Conference day two begins

4.00pm Close of SEAAOC conference

4.30pm NT Resources Week closing harbour cruise

9.00am to 12.30pm Winning oil and gas contracts in today’s market place

SEAAOC 2015 AT A GLANCE

SEAAOC - South East Asia Australia Offshore & Onshore Conference Tuesday 25 August 2015 - WORKSHOPS

This half-day workshop will explore the idea of “productivity” in resources and how to improve it. The course will explore what is productivity, how is it measured, proven tactics to improve productivity, and includes 3 current case studies by contractors to Australia’s gas industry in improving their productivity.

Agenda:

1) Introduction – the productivity imperative a. Australia’s productivity problem, its causes and consequences b. The business case for productivity

2) Productivity a. Defining “productivity”, classic measurement and in-business application b. Resource productivity c. Industry segment productivity d. Assessing productivity

3) Easy to apply tools a. Value analysis b. DILO studies c. Brown Paper Analysis d. Meeting effectiveness e. Front line coaching

4) Case studies a. Application of technology in the field b. Continuous improvement c. Front line coaching

5) Next steps – starting a productivity journey a. Key success factors b. Steps to follow

Who should attend:Contractors and subcontractors to the upstream and midstream oil and gas industry (on shore and off shore).

Your Masterclass Host:

Geoffrey Cann, National Director – Oil and Gas, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu

Geoffrey Cann is the Consulting National Director, Oil and Gas, in the Brisbane office of Deloitte where he focuses on helping energy and resources companies address their growth, talent and productivity challenges. Geoffrey holds numerous publications to his name, presents regularly on Strategy topics and has been a guest lecturer at the MBA program at the Haskayne School of Business.

He has a B. Comm in MIS from McGill University, an MBA from the Ivey School of Business and is a Certified Management Consultant.

This half-day workshop will explore the latest developments, emerging regulatory reforms, challenges, and future directions of land access in the Northern Territory.

Why attend:

The workshop will deliver insights into:

• Learn about best practice for land access in NT for both indigenous and non-indigenous lands

• Tips and strategies for minimising land access risk

• Understand latest legislation and recent regulatory forms

• Handling compensation and adhering to industry best practice

• Hear case studies and lessons learnt from the mining and oil and gas sectors

• Aboriginal Land and Native Title

• Cultural heritage

Who should attend:

Community Relations Managers, Landholder Relations Personnel, Land Access Managers, Compliance Advisors, Policy Advisors and Tenure Supervisors from mining and resources exploration companies, government departments, law firms and consultants dealing with land access for exploration and infrastructure projects in the Northern Territory.

Your Masterclass Hosts:

Jamahl Waddington, Managing Director, Maloney Field Services

Jamahl is recognised as a highly regarded industry expert in land access and compensation matters, particularly for the mining and oil and gas sectors.

James Kernaghan, Managing Director, Circle Advisory Pty Ltd

For more than eighteen years James has held senior external and community affairs positions with major resource companies with a focus in northern Australia and has been responsible for managing indigenous

community and developing economy engagement for a number of significant resource projects both offshore and onshore.

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1.00pm to 4.30pm Navigating land access approvals for NT’s mining, oil and gas projects

1.00pm to 4.30pm Fit for $50 - Improving productivity in the new low price era

SEAAOC - South East Asia Australia Offshore & Onshore Conference Wednesday 26 August 2015

8.00 Morning coffee and registration

Commencement of the 7th NT Resources Week The morning of day one will be a combined plenary session for SEAAOC, Mining the Territory and Building the Territory (prior to morning tea), before branching into separate program streams.

8.35 Welcome from Informa

8.40 Welcoming remarks from the Chairperson

8.50 Welcome to Country Alison Mills, Larrakia Representative

9.00 NT GOVERNMENT ADDRESS: The Hon Adam Giles MLA, Chief Minister, Northern Territory Government

9.30 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ADDRESS: The Hon. Ian Macfarlane MP, Minister for Industry and Science, Australian Government (invited)

10.00 The outlook for Australia’s resource and construction industry

— A snapshot of today’s global economic dynamics

— Unpacking the challenges for mining and resources sector

— Forecasts for the Aussie dollar - What does this mean for Australian industry?

— Short to medium term outlook for the Australian economy – implication for the resources and construction sectors

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10.30 Morning tea

11.00 Geopolitical outlook: How will the new era of lower oil prices impact the geopolitics of the 21st Century?

— Assessing the impact of North America’s shale surge, and the fall out for the Middle East producers

— How will plunging oil & gas prices impact Russia’s economy and strategic economic decisions

— What’s the implications for OPEC, and how might they react going forward?

— What will be the impact on Australia’s economy, and the broader Asian region?

Dr Keith Suter, Foreign & International Affairs Editor, Channel 7’s ‘Sunrise’, Foreign Policy Analyst, Sky TV

11.30 Bayu-Undan and Darwin LNG Frank Krieger, Vice President Exploration & Development, ConocoPhillips

12.00 The Ichthys LNG Project Mr. Hitoshi Okawa, Director Corporate Coordination, INPEX

12.30 Lunch

1.30 Prelude’s journey to Australia

— Prelude’s journey to date

— How Australia is shaping the world’s leading Floating LNG Project


2.00 An update on Origin’s investments in the Top End

— Making an investment in the Top End – bringing a new market to town

— Overcoming hurdles to new exploration ventures

— Gaining trust and an emotional license to operate

— Role of Browse / Bonaparte in Origin’s growing portfolio


2.30 Global implication for Australia’s oil and gas sector

— LNG pricing trends and long-term outlook

— Global implication for Australia’s O&G sector

— What does this mean for Australia’s projects?

Tony Regan, LNG Business Development Manager, Asia Pacific, Platts

3.00 Afternoon tea

3.30 New perspectives on Australia’s upstream: Cost deflation, the east coast gas market and other opportunities

— Cost deflation – can Australia reset and compete?

— Where next for the east Australia market? – New analysis of gas breakevens

— Exploration and M&A – a market in flux

Angus Rodger, Principal Analyst – Asia-Pacific Upstream Research, Wood Mackenzie

4.00 M&A activity and outlook for the global oil and gas sector

— An overview of M&A activity

— What role can PE & Sovereign Wealth Funds play in financing the oil and gas projects in the current environment?

— What lessons can be learnt from the US oil and gas sector?

Stephen Thompson, Manager, LNG & Gas, Asia Pacific, Poten & Partners

4.30 Supply, demand and investment opportunities for the Australian gas market Cheryl Cartwright, Chief Executive, Australian Pipelines & Gas Association

4.50 Commercial models for deploying Subsea optic fibre, connecting offshore assets Michael Ackland, Director, Commercial and Strategy, Nextgen Group

5.20 Closing remarks from Chairperson

5.30 Networking drinks

7.15 NT Resources Week Gala Dinner - SkyCity Casino Sponsored by INPEX

DAY 1

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SEAAOC - South East Asia Australia Offshore & Onshore Conference Thursday 27 August 2015

8.00 NT Resources Week Networking Breakfast in the exhibition halls

8.50 Welcome to Day 2 and opening remarks from the Chairperson

9.00 KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Improving the economics of Australian oil and gas projects –Collaboration the way forward

Martin Ferguson AM, Chairman, APPEA Advisory Board & Group Executive, Natural Resources, Seven Group

9.25 An industry view from APPEA

Paul Fennelly, Acting Chief Executive, Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA)

9.55 Santos overview


10.20 Morning tea

10.40 Presentation to be announced

Senior representative, ConocoPhillips

11.10 The Productivity Imperative: How Australia can improve productivity in oil and gas

Geoffrey Cann, National Director of Oil and Gas, Deloitte

11.30 What will it take to make Australian LNG more competitive?

— Examining industry cooperation, decision making, regulation, policy and productivity

— What’s the potential for industry cooperation with onshore and offshore projects in Northern Australia?

Geoff Barker, Partner, RISC

11.50 Driving out spec inflation for Australia’s oil & gas projects Richard Palmer, DNV GL Regional Manager, Australia, NZ, PNG, DNV GL Oil & Gas

12.10 Lunch

1.10 The outlook for Shale in Australia

— An overview of current projects

— What can we learn from the US?

Peter Strachan, Principal, Stock Analysis

1.30 Opportunities for Northern Territory gas on eastern seaboard Richard Cottee, Managing Director, Central Petroleum

1.50 An update of Armour Energy’s Northern Australian gas projects

— Brief overview of Armour’s prospective acreage position and progress to date

— The opportunity Armour presents to stimulate regional development

— The opportunity Armour presents to supply large volumes of gas to other states and for export


2.10 A view from NT’s US oil and gas player

— Overview of EEG/IOG

— Who are Imperial Oil & Gas?

— Imperial Oil & Gas’ NT exploration activities and outlook

— Overview of location, geology & petroleum prospectivity

— Work completed to date and intended

— US O&G trends and outlook

— What can we learn from US operations?


2.30 Afternoon tea

3.00 PANEL DISCUSSION: Unpacking the east coast gas shortage debate

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3.40 Preparing for Australia’s asset management future

Senior representative, Engineers Australia

4.00 Conclusion remarks of the 21st Anniversary SEAAOC Conference

4.30 NT Resources Week Closing Harbour Cruise

DAY 2

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About our major sponsors

THANK YOU TO ALL OUR 2015 SPONSORS | This year’s major sponsors are:

ConocoPhillips - Platinum and Welcome Reception Sponsor

ConocoPhillips is the world’s largest independent oil and gas exploration and production company, based on proved reserves and production. We have more than 18,000 employees working across 27 countries, headquartered in Houston Texas. As of 31 December 2014 our annual revenue was $53 billion, with $117 billion of total assets, continuing production average of 1,532 MBOED and proved reserves of 8.9 billion BOE.

Our local portfolio includes the Darwin LNG facility in the Territory, Bayu-Undan field in the JDPA of the Timor Sea, and Australia Pacific LNG facility in Queensland. We also have exploration, appraisal and development activities across northern Australia including the Greater Poseidon, Caldita-Barossa and Greater Sunrise fields.

In 2016 we look forward to celebrating 10 years of safe operation at Darwin LNG, having delivered almost 500 LNG cargos. It’s not just what we do. It’s how we do it. We are proud to be pioneers in the NT LNG industry – promoting economic growth, healthy environments and vibrant communities, now and into the future. This includes our commitment to maintain a highly skilled local workforce, who live and work in the Territory.

We invite you to visit our website www.conocophillips.com.au and connect with ConocoPhillips on Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and Twitter.

INPEX - Gala Dinner Sponsor

INPEX Corporation is a worldwide oil and gas exploration and production company currently involved in more than 70 projects across 25 countries. INPEX is ranked in the top 100 global energy companies and is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Part of the Australian business community since 1986, we are active in a number of projects in Australia and the Timor Sea, including the large-scale Ichthys LNG Project, Prelude FLNG project, Van Gogh, Ravensworth and Kitan oil projects, as well as the Bayu-Undan condensate development and associated Darwin LNG.

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A COMPREHENSIVE MARKETING OPPORTUNITY NOT-TO-BE MISSED

The 7th Annual NT Resources Week 2015 Exhibition will provide you with an exceptional opportunity to penetrate Northern Australia’s resources and construction industry markets.

Showcase your products, innovations and services in front of 1500+ attendees across the two days.

Be a part of Northern Australia’s largest resources and construction industry!

ATTENDEE INDUSTRY BREAKDOWN

Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas

Oil & Gas Field Services

Engineering/Surveying

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Other 2%

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Networking and social events A great opportunity to establish business relationships with industry peers

Hosted by the Hon Adam Giles MLA, Chief Minister of the Northern Territory

Enjoy the picturesque surroundings and gorgeous view of the Darwin horizon at Parliament House as The Hon Adam Giles MLA, Chief Minister welcomes attendees to the 7th Annual NT Resources Week.

*Complimentary for all NT Resources Week attendees (excludes expo visitors)

Join INPEX and 550+ attendees for a social evening of networking over a lavish dinner and drinks reception.

*Dinner price per ticket: $185 + GST. Partners welcome to attend.

Sponsored by:

Browse through the 220+ stand exhibition & arrange business meetings all over a refreshing beverage.


Available for sponsorship - Contact [email protected]

Ease into the morning of day two of conferences with a meal from the breakfast buffet. The perfect way to get ready for the morning’s proceedings.



Unwind from a very busy few days by taking in the famous Darwin sunset via the harbour cruise, giving you one last chance to solidify business contacts

Tickets: $90 + GST. *Partners welcome to attend.


Official NT Resources Week Welcome Reception

NT Resources Week Gala Dinner

NT Resources Week Networking Drinks

NT Resources Week Breakfast

NT Resources Week Closing Harbour Cruise

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From 5:30 - 6:30pm, 26th August 2015, Exhibition Halls, Darwin Convention Centre

From 7:15pm, 26th August 2015, The Lawns, SKYCITY Darwin

From 6:00pm, 25th August 2015, Parliament House

From 8:00 - 9:00am, 27th August 2015, Exhibition Halls, Darwin Convention Centre

From 4:30 - 7:00pm, 27th August 2015, Stokes Hill Wharf

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Venue Details

Darwin Convention CentreStokes Hill Road, Darwin, NT, 0800Phone: (08) 8923 9000Fax: (08) 8923 9199 www.darwinconventioncentre.com.au

Pricing DetailsConference Package PRICE GST TOTAL

2 Day Conference $1,995.00 $199.50 $2,194.50

2 Day Conference (Special Rate)* $1,296.75 $129.68 $1,426.43

One Workshop $795.00 $79.50 $874.50

Two Workshops $1,195.00 $119.50 $1,314.50

Gala Dinner $185.00 $18.50 $203.50

Closing Harbour Cruise $90.00 $9.00 $99.00

*SPECIAL RATE There is a special 35% discount on conference attendance for all businesses that have originated in the Northern Territory and are not a branch office of a national or international company. To see if you qualify for the $1296.75 + GST discount rate, please email [email protected]

Travel to Darwin & escape the winter!

Escape the colder climates and relax in 30 degree temperature, dive into the waterfront precinct wave pool and take in the sights and sounds of Mindl Beach. Darwin is a buzzing cultural metropolis, so why not extend your stay?

Full accommodation, travel and venue information under the venue/accom tab at: www.seaaoc.com/2015

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Enhance your experience at the event by downloading the NT Resources Week I-Phone app! Includes exhibitor listings, floorplan, conference schedule and more.

Online networking tool

The networking tool enables all delegates, sponsors, exhibitors & speakers to contact each other to set up meeting prior to the event begins. The tool will go live the week before commencement in August.

Networking & Social Functions must be purchased as part of a conference package. Please note that only one discount applies. Conference fee does not include hotel accommodation or travel.

Pre-registration for NT Resources Week

When: 25th August, 1.30pm-3.00pm

Where: Exhibition Hall, Darwin Convention Centre

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