Separately Bookable 4th African Gas Business: Strategy Briefing - 21 May 2012 Presentations By: Dr Duncan Clarke, Chairman & CEO, Global Pacific & Partners

4th African Gas-LNG Conference - 22 - 23 May 201244th PetroAfricanus Dinner - 23 May 20125th Nigeria Upstream Conference - 24 May 2012

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21st -23rd May 2012Radisson Mayfair Hotel, London, United Kingdom

24th May 2012Radisson Mayfair Hotel, London, United Kingdom

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Confirmed Speakers IncludeChief Tunde Afolabi, managing director, Amni internationalAbiodun Afolabi, General manager, total e&p nigeriaNelson Blanco, General manager, petrobras, nigeria*Clive Carpenter, vice Chairman & president, nigeria desk, the Business Council for AfricaNnaemeka Nwawka, managing director & Chief executive officer, orient petroleum resourcesMs Habiba Wakil, General manager, nigerian Content, petroleum technology development fund Sola Adepetun, senior partner, Adepetun, Caxton-martins, Agbor & segunAfe Mayowa Lawrence, president designate 2012, nigerian Association of petroleum explorationistsRobin Vela, Chief executive, sacoilDr Duncan Clarke, Chairman & Ceo, Global pacific & partnersRobert Lesnick, oil & Gas program manager, sustainable energy department, the World BankDebo Spaine, General manager, Gas development, Addax petroleum development nigeriaChris Faulkner, Chief executive, Breitling oil & GasSenior Executive, ikon scienceDr Ketsela Tadesse, Head of petroleum operations, ministry of mines & energy, ethiopiaSteve Noske, managing director, WHL energyRogers Beall, executive Chairman, Africa fortesa GroupRadwan Hadi, Chief operating officer, victoria oil & GasBrian Navias, Contract manager, Capital star steelJoseph Medou, promotion manager, petrosenPrince Tokunbo Sijuwade, executive director, Centrica resources nigeriaKevin Hart, Chief executive officer, Bowleven plcFiroze Din, vice president, integrated reservoir solutions, Core LaboratoriesPhillip Ihenacho, executive Chairman, seven energy

21st May 2012

Radisson Mayfair Hotel, London, United Kingdom

Contact denneweg 124, 2514 CL, the Hague, the netherlands . tel +31 70 324 6154 . fax +31 70 324 1741 . www.petro21.com

4th African Gas Business:

Strategy Briefing

D U N C A N C L A R K E

How the past is shaping Africa’s economic evolution

Darkness to Destiny

A F R I C A ’ SF U T U R E

Monday: 21 May 2012

• Africa’s future• Africa: Crude Continent• empires of oil• the Battle for Barrels

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this one-day strategy Briefing reviews Africa’s fast-moving gas world, its leading players in gas-LnG, established and new projects and ventures, gas investments, and diverse gas markets in the maghreb, West Africa, eastern margins and southern Africa, including the fast-emerging GtL-CBm business, and African shale gas potential, plus diverse Governments policies with the portfolio and strategies of state energy firms holding gas interests and investments, as well as the key strategies of leading gas companies on the Continent – both foreign and domestic - across the gas value chain.

the strategy Briefing provides a window into and unique prism of insights on the potential for new African gas partnerships, ventures, asset swaps, and deal-flow for Africa-invested companies that seek to enter or expand into this fast-changing and competitive gas-LnG arena.

presentations are by dr duncan Clarke (Chairman & Ceo, Global pacific & partners) who brings a seasoned view on Africa’s gas industry, across the exploration-development value chain, based on over 30 years worldwide experience, and 40 years in the economics of Africa, on which the sub-saharan Africa: Business Briefing he conducts annually in Cape town and London, and elsewhere for private clients, is the only one of its kind.

duncan Clarke’s strategy Briefings have been attended by over 3,000 corporate clients in the last 20 years, and are the only annual strategy Briefings undertaken on each of six Continents that track the shifting strategies of nearly all companies worldwide and national oil Companies.

He has been Advisor to numerous companies, Governments and national oil Companies worldwide, and is a leading global strategist, thinker, speaker and writer on world oil/gas, plus author of Africa’s Future: Darkness To Destiny (profile Books, 2012) and of Africa: Crude Continent: The Struggle for Africa’s Oil Prize (profile, 2010) – now a tv/film documentary, made by CnBC-Africa (2010) - and The Battle For Barrels (profile, 2007), and Empires of Oil (profile, 2007).

this unique 3rd African Gas Business: strategy Briefing provides an intensive and interactive forum, with delegates given access online to presentations (750+ images), providing unrivalled diagnosis across the African gas world. the strategy Briefing is held prior to the 3rd African Gas Conference 2011 in London in the same venue, with a Cocktail reception for delegates, and our petroAfricanus dinner held after the Conference (with Guest speaker).

Beneficiaries

the strategy Briefing can benefit a wide range of oil/gas industry executives in exploration and new ventures management, business development, gas strategy, competitor intelligence, plus geoscience, technical management, engineers, and those involved in service and supply to the corporate gas-LnG world in Africa, plus investment bankers and asset/fund managers.

Right of Admission Reserved by Global Pacific & Partners.

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D U N C A N C L A R K E

How the past is shaping Africa’s economic evolution

Darkness to Destiny

A F R I C A ’ SF U T U R E

13:15 Luncheon

14:30 GOvERNMENtS: StAtE FIRMS IN GAS

» African State Gas Strategies: Policies » maghreb, Western, Central, eastern, southern » Governments: Licensing Agencies: Acreage » major state Gas projects: Ambitions » national oil Companies: strategies » inter-state Gas deals/projects

» State Gas-LNG Firms: Equity/Investments » sonatrach/sonelgaz, onhym, etAp » eGpC-eGAs, noC, smH/mauritania » niger, mali, Chad, CAr, sahel Gas future » nnpC/nGC/nLnG, snH, Gepetrol/sonagas, » GnpC, Benin/togo, Gabon/GoC, snpC, CoHydro » sonangol/sonangas, petrosA/pAsA, namcor » enH, omnis, tpdC/songas, uganda, ethiopia » sudapet, nilepet, eritrea, island Africa

» Foreign State Gas-LNG-Power Players » Gazprom, petronas, pttep, KnoC » Chinese state Companies » united states & African LnG » europe’s Gas strategies in Africa » statoil, pGniG, tpAo » india & east African LnG » Algeria/nigeria Gas pipeline » eskom, CiC, ipp/Companies

17:15 Close

08:00 Registration & Coffee

09:00 AFRICA’S GAS-LNG LANDSCAPES

» Gas In Africa’s Energy Profile » Gas Historiography, reserves Growth » Associated/non-Associated Gas » Gas discoveries & development » Gas production, trade & export » domestic Gas markets: evolution

» Africa’s Place In World Gas/Power » Africa’s LnG markets: Atlantic/Asia » exporters/importers: regas/fLnG » pipeline Gas to europe & Levant » Gas-power industry Business: ipp players » Gas interfaces: GtL, CBm, shale Gas

10:45 Coffee

11:15 COMPEtItORS: PLAyING AFRICA’S GAS GAME

» Competitors: Scramble For Africa’s Gas » Africa’s Corporate Gas food Chain » minnows-to-independents: portfolio » super-majors-to-state Gas firms » foreign state Company Gas-LnG players

» Corporate Strategies In Gas-LNG-CBM-Shale » exxonmobil, shell, total, Chevron, Bp » BG, repsol, Gas natural, eni, BHpB » Anadarko, marathon, tullow, sasol-spi » orca, oando, Apache, danaGas, Wintershall » tullow, noble, vanco/Lukoil, ophir, southWest » Bowleven, Centrica, rWe, enel, Gdf suez » melrose, Cove, Afren, Gasol, petroceltic » forest, Aminex, fortesa, enerGulf, voG » CBm Companies: southern Africa » shale Gas players: Chesapeake, Bundu

17:15 Cocktail Reception

Africa’s gas-LnG game has come of age, with over 30 African countries holding gas resources, and 20 now with proven reserves, with more entering into production, and gas discoveries both proliferating and often large, some of world-class dimension. Companies have upgraded their gas portfolio, redesigned strategies and enhanced investments in domestic and pipeline export gas, targeting Atlantic LnG markets and europe-destined gas consumers, as well as GtL in selected locales, in some instances synfuels for local offtake, and engaging a widening list of gas-power projects with independent private power, across a range of related cross-border markets. meanwhile, corporates, investors and financiers now target the gas-rich maghreb and the Gulf of Guinea (with many gas monetisation projects in the pipeline, along with LnG ventures), southern Africa’s offshore and onshore in shale gas and CBm, as well as the highly-promising east African frontier margins offshore and for onshore gas-power, soon probably to be a focus for potential LnG ventures for Asian markets.

Contact denneweg 124, 2514 CL, the Hague, the netherlands . tel +31 70 324 6154 . fax +31 70 324 1741 . www.petro21.com

our 5th Nigeria Upstream Conference, provides a benchmark diagnosis of the post-election oil and gas-LnG industry state of play in this key sub-saharan opeC producer – for exploration and development in the onshore niger delta, offshore/deepwater nigeria and interior basins, plus across the oil/energy value-chain following the long-drawn out reform and corporatisation process which has been taking place. now the playing field has been improved for local energy firms, while foreign state oil companies have added portfolio, and a new set of independents has entered the market, while super-majors retain core assets in-country, and ambitious Government plans exist for LnG projects and gas development across the fast-growing economic landscapes of nigeria.

4th African Gas-LNG Conference 2012Separately Bookable

5th Nigeria Upstream 2012Separately Bookable

Chief tunde Afolabimanaging director Amni international

Abiodun AfolabiGeneral manager total e&p nigeria

Nelson BlancoGeneral manager petrobras, nigeria*

Duncan ClarkeChairman & Ceo Global pacific & partners

Clive Carpentervice Chairman & president nigeria desk, the Business Council for Africa

Nnaemeka Nwawka,

managing director & Chief executive officer orient petroleum resources

Ms Habiba WakilGeneral manager nigerian Content, petroleum technology development fund

Sola Adepetunsenior partner Adepetun, Caxton-martins, Agbor & segun

Afe Mayowa Lawrencepresident designate 2012 nigerian Association of petroleum explorationists

Robin velaChief executive sacoil

Robert Lesnickoil & Gas program manager, sustainable energy department the World Bank

Debo SpaineGeneral manager, Gas development Addax petroleum development nigeria

Chris FaulknerChief executive Breitling oil & Gas

Senior Executiveikon science

Dr Ketsela tadesseHead of petroleum operations ministry of mines & energy, ethiopia

Steve Noskemanaging director WHL energy

Rogers Beallexecutive Chairman Africa fortesa Group

Radwan HadiChief operating officer victoria oil & Gas

Brian NaviasContract manager Capital star steel

Joseph Medoupromotion manager petrosen

Prince tokunbo Sijuwadeexecutive director Centrica resources nigeria

Kevin HartChief executive officer Bowleven plc

Firoze Dinvice president, integrated reservoir solutions Core Laboratories

Phillip Ihenachoexecutive Chairman seven energy

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4th African Gas Business: strategy Briefing £ 995

4th African Gas-LnG Conference £ 1,750

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4th African Gas Business: Strategy Briefing +4th African Gas-LNG Conference £ 2,250

4th African Gas-LNG Conference + 5th Nigeria Upstream Conference £ 2,250

Delegate Fee for All Events (Excluding PetroAfricanus Dinner) £ 2,750

separately bookable 44th petroAfricanus dinner £ 250

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18th Latin Oil Week 2012 16 - 18 April 2012, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

13th Southern Africa Oil, Gas & Energy 2012 28 - 30 May 2012, Johannesburg, South Africa

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