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9-10 MARCH 2015RADISSON BLU, WARSAW

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C O N F E R E N C E & E X H I B I T I O N

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SPEAKERSANCA BACIU Project Manager

ROMANIAN NATIONAL AGENCY FOR MINERAL RESOURCES

ANDREW COSTIN President

PETROLEUM CLUB OF ROMANIA

THOMAS GÄECKLE Deputy Director General, Raw

Material Policy

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF ECONOMICS AND ENERGY

JURATE JUOZAITIENE Environmental Protection Policy

Adviser to the Prime Minister OFFICE OF THE GOVERNMENT,

LITHUANIA

MACIEJ JOZWIAK Lawyer

MODZELEWSKA & PASNIK

CORNELIU CONDREA General Director

OIL & NATURAL GASES DIRECTORATE AT THE MINISTRY OF ENERGY

AUGUSTO FARRO Director of Sales, Middle East &

Africa

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MAREK MADEJA Poland Country Manager

CUADRILLA POLAND

DR LORENZO CREMONESE Project Scientist Earth, Energy &

Environment

IASS, INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED SUSTAINABILITY STUDIES (POTSDAM (GE))

DR JURGA LAZAUSKIENE Head of Department of Bedrock

Geology

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF LITHUANIA

DR MONIKA KONIECZYNSKA Safe infrastructure and

Environment, Project Leader

POLISH GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE

DR DANUTA MIEDZINSKA Engineer and Researcher

MILITARY UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (WAT)

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OLIVER NUFFER Business Development Manager

Europe & Kazakhstan

KCA DEUTAG DRILLING

PAWEŁ POPRAWA Geologist, expert

ENERGY STUDIES INSTITUTE, POLAND

ANA STANKAITIENE Director of Economic Progress

Department OFFICE OF THE GOVERNMENT,

LITHUANIA

FRANK THOMPSON Business Development Manager

for Unconventional Resources in

Europe

SCHLUMBERGER

DAMIAN MUCHA Director

DIRECTOR OF FREE (THE ECO-ENERGY SOLUTIONS FOUNDATION)

ILYA PONOMAREV Russian left-wing politician,

entrepreneur and an author THE STATE DUMA INSTITUTE OF

SIBERIA

AGNIESZKA RUP-WASILEWSKA Communications Director

BNK PETROLEUM

JAN TALASKA

Director of Advisory, Business

Development and Academy

Department

DNV GL POLAND

AKSHAY PASRIJA

Contracts and Analytics Manager

UNITED OILFIELD SERVICES

PROF GEORGII RUDKO Chairman State Commission of

Ukraine on Mineral Resources

KAROLIS ŠVAIKAUSKAS

Chief Specialist of Oil and Gas

Division

MINISTRY OF ENERGY LITHUANIA

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AGENDA DAY1

KEYNOTE SESSION - 09:00 - 10:00

THE UNEASY PATH TO THE ENERGY INDEPENDENCE OF EASTERN EUROPE - KEYNOTE ADDRESS

ILYA PONOMAREV - Opposition Member of Russian Parliament

THE ROMANIAN APPROACH TO THE MAIN, RELEVANT AND DISPUTED ASPECTS OF FRACKING TECHNOLOGY - KEYNOTE ADDRESS

The presentation will be focused on the Romanian approach of “the main relevant and disputed” aspects of the fracking technology (surface water pollution, chemical additives, eartquakes, etc), on the stage of the ongoing Petroleum Agreement (for unconventional gas exploration activities adding other legal aspects) and of the reception of public opinion for these kind of works.

CORNELIU CONDREA - General Director - Oil and Natural Gases Directorate, Ministry of Energy, Romania

MORNING BREAK - 10:00 - 10:30

SESSION 2 - 10:30 - 12:00

THE POLISH METHOD OF EXTRACTING GAS FROM SHALE WITH THE USE OF CO2 – RESEARCH CHALLENGES - PRESENTATION

The aim of this session is to present the innovative method, designed by the researchers at the WAT (Military University of Technology) of extracting gas from Polish shale rock using liquid CO2. We will see the basics, scientific methods, difficulties with designing

technological solutions and solutions to those.

DR DANUTA MIEDZINSKA - Assistant Professor, WAT (Military University of Technology)

EFFECTIVE SHALE EXPLORATION – LESSONS LEARNED - PRESENTATION

Pre-drill resource assessment is used in the play chance mapping technique to best predict the location of sweet spots in the concession area, which will improve the chance of early exploration success. The pre-drill evaluation looks at seismic, petrophysics and other data to generate spatial and lithology maps, organic content maps, and porosity maps that are incorporated into a petroleum systems model. The model enables evaluation of maturity, identifies where hydrocarbons have been generated and where they have been retained within the source rock.

FRANK THOMPSON - Unconventional Resources, Schlumberger

CAPSTONE MICROTURBINE TECHNOLOGY - APPLICATIONS IN THE O&G INDUSTRY - PRESENTATION Presentation of the Capstone Turbine technology and the use of this technology in O&G onshore and offshore applications. Value proposition and case studies.

Microturbines are the answer for oil and gas developers / producers wanting a rugged, highly reliable onsite energy source that can operate on many types liquid and gaseous fuels and achieve extremely low emissions. This distributed generation technology, with its long industry track record, offers countless power and thermal energy advantages over other power generation systems. With only one moving part and


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no lubricated or wet systems, microturbines require a fraction of the maintenance of reciprocating engines.

AUGUSTO FARRO Director of Sales, Middle East and Africa Capstone Turbines

LUNCH - 12:00 - 13:00

SESSION 3 - 13:00 - 14:30

LEGAL ASPECTS OF EXPLORING FOR SHALE GAS IN POLAND. THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS, PLANNED CHANGES, THE CURRENT LEGAL SITUATION - PRESENTATION

The presentation will explain legal framework of shale gas exploration in Poland. The speaker will discuss the legal regulations relevant to operators and companies in this sector, as well as their changed in the past few years, starting with the “shale fever” and finishing with the current situation. The presentation will also include legislative ideas, which remained in their project stage.

MACIEJ JOZWIAK - Lawyer, Modzelewska & Pasnik

ROAD TO A COMMERCIALLY VIABLE POLISH SHALE GAS INDUSTRY PANEL DISCUSSION - PANEL DISCUSSION

This panel discussion will consider the next steps needed if Poland is to establish a commercially viable shale industry. Discussion will focus upon supply and demand expectations; future plans for the Polish shale industry and the economic benefits of establishing shale gas in Poland. Attention will also be afforded to applyinglessons learnt from Polish shale to date.

PAWEŁ POPRAWA - Advisor, Energy Studies Institute

AKSHAY PASRIJA - Contracts and Analytics Manager, United Oilfield Services

AFTERNOON BREAK - 14:30 - 15:00

SESSION 4 - 15:00 - 16:30

POTENTIAL OF BLACK SHALES IN LITHUANIA (BALTIC SEDIMENTARY BASIN) - PRESENTATION

This presentation will discuss the specifics of Lithuanian shale geology. Key discussion points will include understanding geology in order to determine effective exploration and production strategies and techniques. Potential of black shales in Lithuania (Baltic sedimentary basin) – geology, current state of legislative issues, related to development of hydrocarbon sector and, particularly, shale gas and oil potential in Lithuania.

DR JURGA LAZAUSKIENE - Head of Department of Bedrock Geology, Geological Survey of Lithuania

DEVELOPMENT OF GAS SECTOR IN LITHUANIA - PRESENTATION

Presentation on the Lithuanian Government’s and the Ministry of Energy’s strategy for the development of gas sector and stance toward the shale gas industry from the energy sector perspective

KAROLIS ŠVAIKAUSKAS - Chief Specialist of Oil and Gas Division, Ministry of Energy, Lithuania

INTRODUCTION TO THE RECENT CHANGES IN THE LITHUANIAN POLICY AND LAWS REGARDING SHALE - JOINT PRESENTATION

This session will consider the new government stance toward the shale gas industry, navigating legal framework, the new investor-friendly tax regime and trends within Lithuania’s shale gas sector.

JURATE JUOZAITIENE - Environmental Protection Policy Adviser to the Prime Minister, Office of the Government, Lithuania

ANA STANKAITIENE - Director of Economic Progress Department, Office of the Government, Lithuania

END OF DAY ONE

DAY2SESSION 1 - 09:00 - 10:30

CHALLENGES AND EXPERIENCE VIEWED FROM THE DNV GL PROSPECTIVE - PRESENTATION

The intent of presentation is to illustrate the challenges and experience of Shale Gas exploration, viewed from our DNV GL prospective. The oil and gas industry is facing a variety of challenges in managing the safety, health and environmental risks involved, for safe and sustainable shale gas extraction. Presentation will address future global challenges for unconventional oil and gas and show DNV GL experiences on different locations. JAN TALASKA - Director of Advisory, Business Development and Academy Department, DNV GL Poland

LEARNING FROM PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE AND THE FUTURE OF SHALE GAS IN EUROPE - PANEL DISCUSSION

This panel discussion will provide an insight into Polish shale gas from those operators currently active within the region. Key discussion topics will include the difficulties of accessing Polish shale, the need for new technologies, possible obstacles to the Polish shale industry, the risks associated with shale operations within the region, the likely quantities of recoverable Polish shale based on existing project feedback and the future of shale gas in Poland.

JAN TALASKA - Director of Advisory, Business Development and Academy Department, DNV GL Poland

MAREK MADEJA - Poland Country Manager, Cuadrilla

ANDREW COSTIN - President, Petroleum Club of Romania

MORNING BREAK - 10:30 - 11:00

SESSION 2 - 11:00 - 12:30

REGULATORY AND POLITICAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE EXPLORATION OF UNCONVENTIONAL GAS IN GERMANY - PRESENTATION

In his presentation, Dr. Gäckle provides for an overview of the recent developments on shale gas in Germany. He will give some insights on the practice of gas exploitation in Germany and of the current political debate. Finally, he will explain the new draft “fracking-bill”, which is to be introduced into the parliamentary process shortly.

DR THOMAS GACKLE - Deputy Director General, Raw Material Policy, Federal Ministry of Economics and Energy, Germany

SHALE GAS, COAL, ENERGIEWENDE: WHICH FUTURE FOR THE GERMAN ENERGY MIX? - PRESENTATION The German energy system is undergoing a substantial and ambitious transformation named “Energiewende” (energy transition), which aims to cut greenhouse gases (GHGs) emissions by 80% compared to 1990 levels by 2050. Renewable energy, mostly wind and solar, are increasing their share in the German national energy production, strengthened by significant political and public support.

DR. LORENZO CREMONESE - Project Scientist, Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies

PANEL DISCUSSION

OLIVER NUFFER - Business Development Manager for Europe and Kazakhstan, KCA Deutag Drilling

LUNCH - 12:30 - 13:30


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SESSION 3 - 13:30 - 15:30

SHALE GAS DEVELOPMENTS IN UKRAINE UNDER CURRENT POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC SITUATION - PRESENTATION

Kyryl Tomlyak will briefly introduce the current status and perspectives of unconventional hydrocarbons extraction projects in Ukraine taking into account current social-economic conditions, military conflict on the East of Ukraine, natural gas supply shortages, business deregulation initiatives and EU-Ukraine Association Agreement implementation.

KYRYL TOMLYAK - Director, KT Energy LLC, Unconventional Gas Ukraine

PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF SHALE GAS IN ROMANIA - PRESENTATION

Presentation of public perception on Shale Gas in Romania as result of the public survey made in 2014 by National Agency for Mineral Resources, in two areas with shale gas potential, during the implementation of “Dialogues with citizens and information campaigns on shale gas in Romania” project, co-financed by the European Commission.

ANCA BACIU - Director of Pollution Control and Permitting Directorate, National Agency of Mineral Resources, Romania

STATE AND PROSPECTS FOR UNCONVENTIONAL HYDROCARBONS DEVELOPMENT IN UKRAINE - PRESENTATION

The project presents state and prospects for unconventional hydrocarbons development in Ukraine. The most promising territories for unconventional hydrocarbons production in Ukraine are Western and Eastern oil and gas regions, which contain tight gas, shale gas and coal bed methane. These resources

are taken into account by the State Balance, but the problem lies in limited usage of modern technological methods that would allow to extract and use them.

GEORGII RUDKO - Chairman, State Commission of Ukraine on Mineral Resources

AFTERNOON BREAK - 15:30 - 16:00

SESSION 4 - 16:00 - 17:00

ADDRESSING THE PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF SHALE GAS - PANEL DISCUSSION

This session will consider the barrier that public perception is creating to exploration across Central and Eastern Europe and different approaches for improving community relations. Focus will be placed upon transparency with local communities, social impact assessments, stakeholder engagement, reducing impacts, combatting industry misrepresentation, and the latest measures enacted to ensure local communities are not hindered by shale gas production.

AGNIESZKA RUP-WASILEWSKA - Communications Director, BNK Petroleum

DR MONIKA KONIECZYNSKA - Safe Infrastructure and Environment, Project Leader, Polish Geological Institute – National Research Institute

DAMIAN MUCHA - Chairman/ Director, The Foundation for Eco-energy Solutions/ Razem oŁupkach Together About Shale

END OF DAY TWO AND END OF CONFERENCE

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