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FUTURE OF NATURAL GASIn line with the rising global demand for clean energy, Malaysia has set goals ofboosting national renewable energy capacity by 20% and achieving an 8%savings through energy efficiency by 2025.

MGA advocates natural gas as the perfect partner for renewables given thatgas-fired turbines offer quick start-up and ramp-up times, allowing flexibility toaddress intermittencies of renewable power generation. Natural gas alsoallows for integrated innovative solutions that can secure the nation’s long-term energy mix at significantly lower environmental and economic cost.

FROM THE PRESIDENT’S DESK

Hazli Sham KassimPresident of MGA

Extracts from MGA President’s Welcome Remarksat Malaysian Gas Symposium (MyGAS 2019)

On 26th June 2019

NATURAL GAS ROADMAPGiven the unique properties of natural gas and the promising prospects, the need of the hour is for acomprehensive roadmap to actualise the full potential of Malaysia’s natural gas industry and spur thelow carbon economy. On behalf of MGA, I urge that the roadmap be developed in consensus withrelevant stakeholders, encompassing opportunities and challenges across the entire value chain,unlocking premium gas demand, promoting efficient allocations and utilisation of resources to ensureMalaysia’s long-term energy security.

With a clear Natural Gas Roadmap that aims to future-proof the industry, we look forward to aninvigorated gas sector that is able to support Malaysia’s robust socio-economic growth. As such, I amcertain that the discussions here today (at MyGAS 2019) will provide us with insights for formulating acomprehensive Natural Gas Roadmap.

With countries around the world putting in place policies to champion the increased usage ofnatural gas due to its environmental benefits, it is estimated that by 2035, more than 70% of energydemand growth will be met by gas and renewables combined, with gas supplying more than 40% of theadditional demand. This clearly shows that natural gas has tremendous possibilities that we as anation must explore.

Upcoming Events

20 Aug 2019

Workshop on Awareness & Benefits of Cogeneration

Cogeneration Seminar01 Oct 2019

9th National Energy Forum

3rd Forum on Women In Energy

Malaysian GasGolf Challenge

MGA-MOGSC IndustryGala Dinner

Sep 2019

Education OutreachPRESTIGE & EEP

05 Oct 2019

Nov 2019

22 Nov 2019

Dec 2019

7th IEF-IGU Ministerial Gas Forum21 Sep 2020

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Muhammad Anwar Mohamed Yusoff

General Manager, Human Resource & External Affairs

ConocoPhillips Malaysia

Mohd Helmy IbrahimHead of Strategy & Investment ManagementSegari Energy Ventures

VICE PRESIDENTSuying Seah

SHELL

PRESIDENTHazli Sham Kassim

PETRONAS

DatukZunaidah Idris

HLIB

TREASURERMustaffa Kamal

Dialog Group Berhad

Zahid OsmanMISC Bhd

Ahmad Hashimi Abdul Manap

Gas Malaysia Bhd

Kamal Bahrin Ahmad

PETRONAS Gas Bhd

Benjamin Choo

Murphy Oil

AnwarYusof

ConocoPhillips

Helmy IbrahimSegari Energy

Ventures

Nan Yusri Nan RahimyDeleum Bhd

The following two new Council Memberswere elected during the 33rd Annual GeneralMeeting held on 20th June 2019.

Council Welcome new EVP & CEO of GNE

On 29th April 2019, MGA Council met Adif Zulkifli, the EVP & CEO of the recently established Gas & New Energy Business in PETRONAS,.

THE COUNCIL

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33rd Annual General Meeting (AGM)

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MGA held its 33rd Annual General meeting (AGM) on 20 June 2019 at Etiqa Twins, Jalan Pinang,Kuala Lumpur.

President tabling the Annual Report Treasurer tablingthe Financial Report

Secretary Generalconducting the

Council elections

Members sharing ideas

Members voting

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Experts

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MGA presented Insights into the Malaysian Gas Industry to Policymakers

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On 23rd April 2019, MGA’s Regulatory and Government Affairs Working Committee (RGA WC),organised an “Insight into the Malaysian Gas Industry” for policymakers and key stakeholders inPutrajaya. The event attracted more than 60 officers from 6 ministries and 8 government agencies.

The opening remarks was delivered by Zahid Osman, MGA Council Member and the Advisor to RGAWC, who highlighted the gas industry’s vital contribution towards Malaysia’s socio-economic growthand elaborated on how MGA can collaborate to meet common goals.

It was an interactive session where both MGA and policymakers exchanged views and ideas.

How Natural Gas Can Play a Role in Meeting RE TargetsNeethi TandonShell

Getting the Most Out of CogenerationDr. Lim Day YuenSime Darby

How the TPA WorksAzrina SamatGas Malaysia Bhd

To allow participants to dwellfurther into their specific areas ofinterest, a “Meet the Experts”session was conducted after lunch,where participants were presentedwith the opportunity to consultexperts from amongst MGAmembers and deep dived into thetopics shown on the right.

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Part 1: What is Natural GasPart 2: Gas Industry in MalaysiaPart 3: Industry Update & Recent

DevelopmentsPart 4: Contribution from Natural Gas

to the NationPart 5: Natural Gas Fueling A

Sustainable Future for MalaysiaPart 6: New Ideas for Malaysia

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Zahid OsmanAdvisor to RGA WC

Suresh VasudevanExxonMobil

Dr. Lim Daw YuenSime Darby

Neethi TandonShell

Policymakers

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Dr Lim Daw Yuen Sime Darby

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CLSA Educational Session On The Malaysian Gas Sector

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MGA welcome new CEO of SEDA

On 26th April 2019, MGA was invited by CLSA topresent the Malaysian gas industry to both GLCand private investors at its Education Session onthe Malaysian Gas Sector.

On 28th May 2019, MGA’s Regulatory and Government Affairs Working Committee (RGA WC) met thenew CEO of Sustainable Entergy Development Authority (SEDA), Dr. Sanjayan Velauthan, and hismanagement team. SEDA is the country’s one stop center for Renewable Energy and is currentlydrafting the Renewable Energy Transition Roadmap (RETR 2035) expected to be ready by year end.

MGA promoted the following during theengagement;• Gas has a key and indispensable role to play in

building a clean & sustainable energy future• Gas is best fuel to support achieving MESTECC’s

Strategic Initiatives of achieving 20% RE by 2025.• Gas-fired power generation using biogas

(bioCNG) injected into natural gas pipelineshould be accorded RE status.

MGA briefed KSU of MEA on MyGAS 2019

On 24th June 2019, MGA briefed Dato’ SaifulAnuar Lebai Hussen, Secretary General (KSU),Ministry of Economic Affairs (MEA), on theupcoming Malaysian Gas Symposium (MyGAS2019), where Dato’ will be making a PolicyPresentation at the Forum.

Dato’ was accompanied by MEA’s Director ofEnergy Section, Dr. Shaharin Umar and his team.

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Taskforce on Promoting Cogeneration (TF-C)

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MGA continues to play a direct role in shaping national policy. On 27th June2019 attended the Drafting Committee meeting where MGA continues topromote cogeneration as a key mechanism in the Act.

The EECA Drafting Committee is now chaired by Energy Commission ofMalaysia (ST) as the recently appointed implementing agency for the EECA.

Energy Efficiency and Conversation Act (EECA)

Promoting BioGas (BioCNG) injected into Natural Gas Pipeline as Renewable Gas

On 7th June 2019,MGA’s TF-C met Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA) and RolandBerger, the consultant for the Renewable Energy Transition Roadmap (RETR 2035), to promoteeligibility of gas-fired power generation using biogas (bioCNG) injected into natural gas pipeline asrenewable energy. This is as follow-up from the RGA WC meeting with SEDA on 28th May 2019.

On 12th June 2019, MGA’s Leader of TF-C, Dr. Lim Daw Yuen, presented the concept at the RETR2035’s Focus Group Discussion on BioEnergy organised by SEDA.

Upcoming MGA Events on Cogeneration (by Invitation Only)

Workshop on Awareness & Benefits of Cogeneration20th August 2019To create awareness on cogenerationand its benefits to new and potentialusers of cogeneration applications.

Cogeneration Seminar1st October 2019

A platform for new and existingcogeneration user and playersto receive industry updates anddiscuss common issues.

Opportunity to exhibit products, services and solutions On cogeneration

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Malaysian Gas Symposium (MyGAS 2019)

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MGA organised it’s inaugural Malaysian Gas Symposium (MyGAS 2019), the only dedicated forum forthe Malaysian Gas Industry on 26th June 2019 in Kuala Lumpur. It is a forum organised by the industry,for the industry.

Themed “Natural Gas – Fueling a Sustainable Future for Malaysia”, MyGAS 2019 featured renownedindustry players, both local and overseas. The speakers and panelist deliberated on an array topicsconcerning the Malaysian Gas industry and at the same time shared experiences from markets in otherparts of the world; from regional & global outlook, to policies ensuring sustainability of the industry, tostatus of market liberalisation and finally the opportunities for gas growth today and tomorrow.

MyGAS 2019 was supported by the following organisations;

← Ministry of Economic Affairs (MEA), Malaysia

→ International Gas Union (IGU)

Attended by more than 200 gas industry players and policymakers, MyGAS was officiated by the DeputyMinister of Economic Affairs, YB Senator Dr. Mohd Radzi Md Jidin, representing Minister Dato’ SeriAzmin Ali.

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DR MOHD RADZI MD JIDINDeputy Minister of Economic Affairs

Ministerial Address at Malaysian Gas Symposium (MyGAS 2019)

“The government in collaboration with industryplayers is developing an Oil, Gas, Energy andEnvironment White Paper on Malaysia’s FutureEnergy Landscape”

“National Oil and Gas Services and Equipment(OGSE) Industry Blueprint Study under the 12thMalaysia Plan, will further elevate thecompetitiveness of local players, subsequentlypromoting long-term resilience and industrysustainability”

“I invite MGA to play a proactive role in the newlyformed National Gas Steering Committee that ischaired by our Minister of Economic Affairs”

“MGA is the regional coordinator for South & South East Asia under the International Gas Union, whichbodes well for delivering on our regional aspirations. In recognising Malaysia vital role in the regionalplatform, the Government has agreed to host the 7th IEF-IGU Ministerial Gas Forum in September2020.”

“We recognise MGA’s call for charting out a natural gas roadmap. What will be critical to this is that theroadmap should not just be a blueprint of future economic prospects but should also address theinnovation and technological challenges while addressing how Malaysia is going to keep pace withinternational developments in these areas.”

Presentation of the Natural Gas World Atlas to Deputy Minister by Andreas Stegher, SVP from Snam, Italy. Content of the book, published by Snam with images by National Geographic, can be accessed here.

Deputy Minister with MGA Council and honorable guests in the holding room. Welcome Remarks by MGA President.

Extracts from his speech on Page 1.

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ADIF ZULKIFLIExecutive Vice President & CEO,

Gas & New Energy,PETRONAS

DATO’ SAIFUL ANUAR LEBAI HUSSENSecretary General, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Malaysia

Keynote Session at Malaysian Gas Symposium (MyGAS 2019)

Policy Presentation on Steering the Malaysian Gas Industry Towards Sustainability

O P E N I N G A D D R E S S “As we are experiencing a dramatic shift inpeople’s need for a cleaner energy, we see gas asthe fuel of choice during this energy transitionjourney towards a low carbon future.

As such, it is paramount to have a comprehensiveand sustainable energy policy for Malaysia thatwill ensure the energy trilemma goals of security,affordability and sustainability goals are achieved.

A roadmap, as advocated by MGA, withcontinuing market and price reform, will supportmore upstream investments that can prolong ourdomestic gas supply coupled with competitive gasimport and clear policy on renewables will ensureMalaysia’s long-term energy policy.”

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The global demand for natural gas continues to rise against a backdrop of countries striving to achievesecurity of energy supply. This session highlighted key global and regional trends that are shaping gassupply today and provides an outlook on future supply. It examined the global and regional energysecurity scenario particularly with regards to the challenges that the industry faces, how to improve theavailability of natural gas; how to balance demand and supply through domestic production, exports andimports in order to achieve optimal business outcomes for investors at the most competitive prices forconsumers and with the best strategic outcomes for the country.

MyGAS 2019 Panel Session 1: Global and Regional Gas Market Outlook

SIMON FLOWERSChairman (Energy) & ChiefAnalyst, Wood Mackenzie

JAMES OOIPartner,

The Lantau Group

BIRTHE VAN VLIETBusiness Intelligence Manager,

Shell Energy

“Asia LNG imports farexceeded expectations againin 2018 (in the sense that)they were able to absorbcontinued supply growth”

“In Malaysia, demand isgrowing steadily. It needednew gas to come in to fill thesupply gap and Malaysiareacted quickly (to enable LNGimports)”

“Gas has high value and issustainable but requiressignificant regulatory &policy support to realizeits benefits”

Session ChairSHAN SAIEEDIQI Global

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The Malaysian government has ambitious plans to make the gas industry more competitive, moresustainable and more secure over the coming decades. Malaysia has implemented policies andregulations aimed at easing barriers to entry for investors, averting energy crises and to stimulate themarket for gas. At the same time, it has developed an integrated gas infrastructure to connectsuppliers with customers. Striking the right balance between regulation, massive investments forinfrastructure and market liberalization is key a success factor. This panel discussed the next stepsneeded to take Malaysia’s gas market to the next level. Among the issues that were deliberated werethe adequacy of market structure and mechanisms, infrastructure, regulations and policies in meetingthe new challenge. It also looked at what lessons can be learnt from the success stories in otherregions of the world, such as Europe.

MyGAS 2019 Panel Session 2: Transforming the Gas Industry Through Market Liberalisation

ANDREA STEGHERSVP Marketing Global Solutions,

Snam S.p.A

KAMAL BAHRIN AHMADCEO, Petronas Gas Berhad

EDWARD E.GRAHAMPresident & Chairman,

ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Malaysia Inc

Session ChairSEAH SUYINGMGA

“Market liberalization isplaying a substantial role inmaking gas markets moreeffective, more efficient andmore fit for purpose forconsumers”

“The market rate for gashas to be competitive forThird Party Access (TPA)providers”

“We are eager (and ready) tobring in the first third partycargo”

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EZRAN MAHADZIRCEO, Petronas Energy & Gas

Trading Sdn Bhd

PATTANA NOMJITJIAMEVP of Natural Gas Supply &

Trading, PTT Public Company Ltd

MOHD FARID GHAZALIGeneral Manager Marketing,

Gas Malaysia Berhad

Panel Session 3: Driving Gas Growth and Creating Opportunities

Gas demand is projected to outpace overall energy demand in the coming decades, and natural gasis referred to as the “fuel of the future”. In realizing this, the symbiosis between buyer and seller iscritical in sustaining the demand growth for gas. This panel session explored the drivers, challenges,future trends and opportunities in growing gas demand in existing as well as new applications inMalaysia. Best practices in stimulating gas demand in other countries was also shared.

Session ChairPETER GODFREYThe Energy Institute

“Market liberalization is akey transformation driverof a healthy natural gasecosystem, catalyzing thegrowth of the industry”

“Government interventionworks. In Thailand, a newPower Development Planwas announced with gasdemand being reviewed,Third Party Accessimplemented and a specialtariff for solar rooftopintroduced”

“We believe that themarket has the potentialto grow, ….conversion ofexisting users…current ornew gas users aroundpipelines … (such as)industrial parks”

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Active Participation from MyGAS 2019 Audience

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Emcee Fadzleen from MyWiE

The Team behind MyGAS 2019

Behind the Scenes of MyGAS 2019

Speakers Briefing

RapporteursBriefing Stage Ushers

RegistrationPreparation works the night before

AV GirlSetting Up Buntings

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MyGAS 2019 in The News

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MyGAS 2019 on TV

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20th Asia Oil And Gas Conference (AOGC)

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MGA showcased theassociation and its activitieswith focus on gas advocacyand attracting new membersat the 20th Asia Oil & GasConference (AOGC 2019) atthe Kuala Lumpur ConventionCenter. Main attractions werethe posters on the Gas NaturalRoadmap and MGA as thelead advocate for gas industryin Malaysia. MGA alsopromoted MyGAS 2019 forumat the booth.

The President of International Gas Union (IGU), Dr. Joe M Kang (center) also visited MGA’s booth, accompanied by Kim Dong Hoon (left). Dr. Kang later spoke at AOGC Plenary Session on the “Next Phase of Energy Transition”.

VIP Visits to MGA Booth

Datuk Ahmad Nizam SallehChairman of PETRONAS

Datuk Ir. Ahmad Fauzi HasanChairman of Energy Commission

Emeliana Rice-OxleyChampion of PLWN

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MGA Celebrated Raya with Members and Key Stakeholders

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The Team Behind the Open House

Organised by the Membership &Social Working Committee (M&SWC), MGA’s Hari Raya OpenHouse, themed Warna WarniHari Raya, was held on 20thJune 2019, at Dewan Sri Pinang,Etiqa Twins, Kuala Lumpur.

Attended by policymakers, keystakeholders and MGAmembers, the Open House wasa thoroughly an enjoyable affairof good food and goodnetworking in a friendly andjovial atmosphere.

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Upcoming Events

MGA-MOGSC

Industry Gala Dinner 22 Nov 2019

Don’t miss out the most

exciting event of the year.

Book your table now!

Let’s enjoy the night with

Noryn Aziz and have a good

laugh with Douglas Lim.

Golf is the closest game tothe game we call life. Youget bad breaks from goodshots; you get good breaksfrom bad shots – but youhave to play the ball whereit lies.

Bobby JonesFirst winner of a Grand Slam

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International Gas Union (IGU)

7th IEF-IGU Ministerial Gas Forum 2020 in Malaysia

On 21st September 2020, Malaysia will be hosting the 7th IEF-IGU Ministerial Gas Forum. This biennialevent is jointly organised by International Gas Union (IGU) and International Energy Forum (IEF) andattended by Energy Ministers from countries who are members of IEF. The 7th Edition will mark the firsttime the event is held in this region.

IGU President, Dr. Joe M Kang, thanked Dato’ Seri Azmin Ali, Minister of Economic Affairs, for accepting to host the7th IEF-IGU Ministerial Gas Forum. They met on the side of AOGC on 24th June 2019.

IGU Executive Committee Meeting

On 24th April 2019, MGA President, Hazli Sham Kassim, attended the IGU Executive Committee (ExCom)meeting in Santiago, Chile. The ExCom is the highest governing committee within IGU. In addition tothe ExCom meeting, Hazli also attended the Regional Coordinator and the Transition Team meetingsheld in the same venue.

Hazli, in his role as IGU’sRegional Coordinator for theSouth and South East Asiapresented updates on his regionat the post-ExCom meetingWorkhsop.

The workshop were alsoattended by Energy Ministersfrom Chile and Argentina.

Taskforce 2 on Energy for All

MGA is a member of IGU’s Task Force 2 (TF2) on Energy for All.TF2 aims to promote the critical role gas plays in providingaccess to cleaner, sustainable energy and in facilitatingeconomic development, whilst contributing to UN’s SDG7Ensuring Access to Affordable, Reliable, Sustainable andModern Energy for All. On 10th April 2019, TF2 met tofinalise Part 1 of its report, that will feature a case study onhow gas spurred economic growth in Peninsular Malaysia. Themeeting was hosted by Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL) atits HQ in Vienna.

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