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The recent merge of Tank World Expo and Tank Storage Middle East means this is the only tank storage event dedicated to this region. The programme will feature 18 leading industry figures from organisations such as The UAE Ministry of Energy, Oiltanking Odfjell Terminals Oman, Dubai Mercantile Exchange, Burgan Cape Terminals and CITAC Africa – who will provide a comprehensive overview of market conditions and future growth.

The 2016 conference programme will reflect the changing market place, with an increased focus on the UAE and Greater GCC region which is currently developing the world’s largest terminal. Strategically located close to the Strait of Hormuz, where 40% of the world’s crude oil supply passes through, the region boasts more than 50 million m3 of independent storage capacity. Another key focus will be the growth of Fujairah which is one of the top three storage hubs in the world, outranked only by Rotterdam and Singapore. For anyone involved or looking to get involved in this region this is one conference that cannot be missed.

DAY ONE12 APRIL 2016

9.00 Opening remarks from the event sponsor Emerson Process Management

9.10 Welcoming remarks HE Ahmed Al Kaabi, Assistant Undersecretary for the Ministry of Energy, the United Arab Emirates

9.20 Opening remarks from the Chair Muthukrishnan Prabakaran, Global Head of Terminals, Gulf Petrochem

9.30 Future outlook for the storage market in Oman

• Capitalising on trade routes between Europe and Asia

• Demand for storage capacity• Increasing the terminal’s efficiency• Future growth ambitionsRoderick de Rooij, Commercial Manager, Oiltanking Odfjell Terminals Oman

10.00 Networking break in the exhibition hall

10.30 Overview of the Muscat-Sohar Pipeline Project (MSPP). Improving national oil products distribution

• Expected oil products demand growth• Current and future demand for storage capacity• Increasing the terminal’s efficiency – MSPP

project Andrés Suárez, General Manager Logistics – Oman, Orpic Logistics

11.00 Middle East oil transit security and the role of storage

• What are the main threats to energy transit security in the Middle East?

• How can storage help to mitigate this?• What is the value of storage in energy transit

security, and how can it be used most effectively?

Robin Mills, Energy Strategist

11.30 How replacing legacy valves with remote-operated shut-off valves improved safety and reliability

• Investigation into root cause of fire recommended automating the terminals and building safety in terminals

• Affected companies reached decision to replace gate valves with a better technology

Rajesh Kumar, Sales Manager, Virgo - Emerson Process Management

12.00 Lunch in the exhibition hall

1.25 Opening remarks from Chair

1.30 Developments in the storage sector in Turkey

• Understanding the local market and complying with local sanctions and restrictions

• Demand for storage and trade routes• Growth plans at Aves storage terminal• The growth of the biodiesel sector

Abdullah Zeren, Market Risk Manager Aves Ic ve Dis Ticaret A.S

2.00 Growing crude oil storage position in Fujairah as a strategic regional hub for products and crude Fujairah’s growing role as a regional hub

• Fujairah’s current crude storage and going forward

• Infrastructure projects announced and under construction

Malek Azizeh, Commercial Director, Fujairah Oil Terminal

2.30 Networking break in the exhibition hall

3.00 Developing large scale storage in Kurdistan

• Opening export routes by road tankers from Erbil to Turkey and importing from Turkey and Dubai by truck Captain Zaid Mohammad, General Manager, HOD - Hajar Group

3.30 Safety Maturity Tool; measuring the safety performance

• Safety Maturity Tool (SMT) gives insight in the performance of a terminal regarding ‘hardware’, ‘software’ and ‘mindware’• First results of SMT 2014 and 2015 and actions which are undertaken Sandra de Bont, Executive Director, VOTOB

4.00 The use of simulation and modelling in the design and development of liquid bulk storage facilities Per Cato Roed, Managing Director, BMT Asia Pacific

4.30 End of day one - networking drinks in McGettigan’s Bar

DAY TWO13 APRIL 2016

9.00 Welcoming remarks from the Chair Muthukrishnan Prabakaran, Global Head of Terminals, Gulf Petrochem

9.10 Opening remarks Representative from the Ministry of Energy

9.30 Impact of oil prices on the storage sector

• How long will the contango last?• Crude supply and demand drivers in the Middle

EastPaul Young, Head of Energy Products, Dubai Mercantile Exchange

10.00 Opportunities in the African bulk liquid storage sector Muziwandile Mseleku, CEO, Burgan Cape Terminals

10.30 Networking break in the exhibition hall

11.00 Assessing storage capacity and infrastructure across Africa in relation to product flow

• The African regional supply challenge• Covering regional demand growth• Promoting supply chain efficiency• Investment in infrastructure Gary Still, Executive Director, CITAC Africa

11.30 Regional supply, demand, trade flows and down stream capacity across the Middle East and North Africa Amrita Sen, Chief Oil Analyst, Energy Aspects

12.00 Announcement of new product launch Endress+Hauser

12.20 Lunch in the exhibition hall

1.25 Opening remarks from Chair

1.30 What investors look for in a terminal in the context of the Middle East & Africa Evren Nergiz, Business Development, EMEA, Zenith Energy Management

2.00 Advanced analytics for terminal investments

• Scenario planning• Rational valuation under uncertainty• Real options analysis Riyad Sulaiman, Capital Investment Planning Engineer, Saudi Aramco

2.30 Networking break in the exhibition hall

3.00 Update on the bulk liquid storage market in Jordan Mohammad Al-Sakran, Chief Business Development and Investment Officer, Aqaba Development Corporation

3.30 Corrosion, its monitoring & mitigation in above ground petroleum storage tanks

• Why reliability of above ground storage tank is a concern in petroleum industries?

• Different types of storage tanks• Corrosion problems in storage tanks, its

causes, monitoring & remedial measures Mahendra Rastogi, Vice President, Inspection & Reliability, Bharat Oman Refineries

4.00 Close of conference

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