european gas conference 2011

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SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

Reinhold Mitterlehner, Federal Minister for Economy, Family and Youth, Austrian Government

Werner Auli, Member of the Executive Board, Head of Gas & Power, OMV Aktiengesellschaft

Sergey Komlev, Head of Directorate, Contract Structuring and Price Formation, Gazprom Export

Brendan Devlin, Policy Coordinator, Directorate General Energy, The European Commission

Reinhard Mitschek, Managing Director, Nabucco Gas Pipeline International GmbH

Dominique Venet,Executive Vice President Gas,EDF

Axel Wietfeld, Vice President Group Energy Projects, E.ON

www.europeangas-conference.com 25-28 January 2011

Vienna, Austria

Diversify Sources. Secure Supply.

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Welcome

Dear colleague,

The Energy Exchange and OMV invite you to join over 300 leading stakeholders from the European gas industry at the 2011 European Gas Conference.

There is no doubt that natural gas will be the most important energy source in the future. Still, security of energy supply and diversifi cation of sources remain high on the agenda for policy makers and gas companies alike. Several important gas pipeline projects are progressing and the question remains: where will the gas for the increasing demand come from? Can Russia cover the additional gas demand for the future growth of Europe? Will the Caspian region and Middle East be able to supply enough gas to Europe?

With the 3rd Energy Package, the European Commission has initiated the process to further develop and liberalise the integrated European gas market. Member states are currently working on implementing the new rules in their national legislation, amid intense debates between politicians, regulatory bodies and the industry.

At the conference we will discuss the status and outcomes and whether the new regulations are really enabling further liquidity and transparency in the European markets.

The European Gas Conference 2011 will thus provide you with an up-to-date picture of the gas industry and you will join key industry experts for an interesting and diverse debate on the most vital issues for industry leaders like yourself.

We look forward to welcoming you to Vienna to join Europe’s most stimulating debate.

The European Gas Conference 2011. Diversify Sources. Secure Supply.

Dr Werner Auli, Zara NathanMember of the Executive Board, Conference DirectorHead of Gas & Power, OMV The Energy Exchange

Country Breakdown % Central Europe 16 Eastern Europe 14 Southern Europe 12 Northern Europe 10 Western Europe 13 Russia 21 ROW 14

Company Type % Gas Major 20 Pipeline Operator, TSO 20 Government, Regulator 15 LNG 12 Power 12 Traders 11 Legal, Finance, Consultant,

Service Provider 10


Key reasons to attend

Networking: meet the Ministers devising European gas policy and the leaders of natural gas projects from across Europe

Learning: hear the latest from all the major European pipeline projects New: understand how long the decoupling of oil and gas prices will last, and how it will affect your business Comprehensive: encourage North, East, South, West and Central European cooperation to ensure security

of supply – contribute to the facilitation of an open European gas market Global context: understand how developments in Middle Eastern, US, and North African gas will

impact the European market Capitalise: claim market share by beating your competitors and capitalising on the European Shale

gas opportunity

08:30 Registration and coffee

09:30 Opening address and business card exchange – Meet your fellow attendees

LNG day chairman: David Ledesma, LNG Independent Consultant

09:45 LNG – The state of the industry

The role of natural gas in Europe’s fuel mix How is the European LNG market going to develop? The role of LNG in the context of the gas supply glut: lower

demand coupled with increased LNG supply on stream The long-term prospects for LNG: what are the

international market drivers and how competitive is LNG?

Ignacio de Aguirre, Strategic Planning Manager, Stream (Repsol – Gas Natural LNG)

Bill Sooby, Consultant, LNG2020 Ltd

Q&A

11:00 Morning coffee and networking

11:30 The LNG business model, project fi nance and costs

The role of new buyers in the European LNG market Small scale LNG – commercial viability, the business model The impact of shale gas on gas prices, the LNG sector

and how unconventional gas affects fi nal investment decisions on LNG projects

Project fi nancing coming out of a recession, how do banks currently view investing in LNG?

Contracting side: with the recession prices dropped, however costs did not drop as much. Can the industry develop at current costs? When will they decrease?

Guy Broggi, Head of LNG Supply, Total Gas & Power

Ken Kuroda, Senior Vice President, Energy Business, Mitsubishi Corporation

Q&A

12:45 Lunch and networking

14:00 Pricing, contracts and trading models

Is the LNG spot market there to last or is it a short term phenomenon?

Are contracts moving towards more favourable pricing and mechanisms for the off takers?

Latest market changes –the impact on LNG contracts LNG trading: recent market and contracting developments Development and structuring of regasifi cation projects

in Europe

Niall Trimble, Managing Director, The Energy Contract Company

Anthony Patten, Partner, Ashurst

Q&A

15:15 Afternoon coffee and networking

15:45 International market dynamics

Emerging markets and new areas of demand – in particular, China and India

Will Egypt increase its gas supply? Latest on the two LNG projects and on gas production

Tidal wave of new LNG supply to market: how much will come to Europe? Where will Qatar send its LNG?

Latest developments from Israel Issues facing the LNG industry in 2010-2017:

opportunities and challenges

David Ledesma, LNG Independent Consultant

Graham Hartnell, Manager LNG & Gas Consulting UK, Poten and Partners

Q&A

17:00 Chairman’s closing remarks and end of LNG day 2011

19:00 Pre-European Gas Conference registration and welcome drinks reception hosted by

LNG Day: Tuesday 25th January 2011



Keynote

Caspian

Geopolitics

Day one: Wednesday 26th January 2011

A well organised event, with interesting speakers and good debates. Highly enjoyable and a good opportunity to meet people from different segments of the gas industry.

Nazrin Mehdiyeva, Senior Consultant- Russia/CIS Specialist, Poyry Energy Consulting

Europe

Pipelines

Storage


09:00 Keynote welcome addressDr Reinhold Mitterlehner, Federal Minister of Economy, Family and Youth, Austrian Government

09:20 Keynote opening address: the changing dynamics of the European gas market - increasing liquidity and evolving towards deregulation

When will the supply gap open and why? Understand the predicted market effects of the

3rd Energy Package Outline trading developments affecting supply and

demand criteria Overcome oversupply: how the European gas market

will recover from the post-fi nancial crisis Gain insight into the effects of unconventionals on the

European gas market Werner Auli, Member of the Executive Board, Head of Gas & Power, OMV Aktiengesellschaft

09:40 Uniting North, East, South, West and Central Europe to present a comprehensive pan-European view, facilitating the creation of a single, free gas market

Northern Europe: the role of North Sea gas in Europe’s future energy security

Eastern Europe: the increasing role of unconventional gas Western Europe: lessons learnt in the deregulation of

the market Southern Europe: LNG and security of supply issues

increasing Southern European integration with the wider European gas market

Central European infrastructure and hub developments Dominique Venet, Executive Vice President Gas, EDFWim Groenendijk, Vice President International & Public Affairs, Head of Representation in Russia, GasunieSoren Juel Hansen, Head of Tariffs and Infrastructure, Energinet

Q&A


11:30 Caspian focus: understand the role of Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan and Turkey, in securing European gas supply

Identify the capacities of Caspian gas available for Europe Foster European cooperation to enable Europe to

compete with Asia and Russia for Caspian gas Learn how to create demand in order to secure supply Hear what will Turkey’s role will be Understand how Europe can act to secure

Turkey’s commitmentJen Coolidge, Executive Director, CMX Caspian and Gulf Consultants

Supply sources in the Southern Corridor: the last great gas frontier Understand how the Southern Corridor project will

encourage international cooperation to secure pan-European gas supply

Work to develop transit countries, encourage investment, implement regulation and maximise national development

Will Greece develop as a hub? What will the implications of this be?

LNG and new supplies: understand the contribution of LNG and new supplies to the wider European market

Brendan Devlin, Policy Coordinator, Directorate General Energy, The European Commission

Q&A

13:00 Lunch and networking

14:30 Panel discussion: Latest developments in pipeline projects – is there a clear leader?

Expedite pipeline projects by increasing cooperation between projects

Maximise pipeline effi ciency by including consuming countries

Understand the road map to coming on-stream Overcome the obstacles to ensure European security

of supplyReinhard Mitschek, Managing Director, Nabucco Gas Pipeline International GmbHElio Ruggeri, Head of International Gas Projects and CEO of, IGI Poseidon, EdisonRay Tomkins, Financial Director, GUEU White StreamKjetil Tungland, Managing Director, Trans Adriatic PipelineQ&A


16:30 Armchair debate: how the post-fi nancial crisis changed the geopolitical and economic conditions for supply and demand

Overcome uncertainty and forecast demand rise in Europe Chart economic recovery by comparing the European

market to the Middle East, North Africa and the US How can we increase international cooperation to

establish a more liquid market? Secure investment to increase security of supply for Europe Outline the effects of changes in natural gas trading How far can governments facilitate market development?

Can supply and demand really be controlled by government intervention or is there a need for greater corporate involvement?

The effects of the fi nancial crisis on the supply of gas to Europe and the changing balance between Russian and Central Asian suppliers

Peter Kaznacheev, Managing Partner, Khaznah Strategies LtdQ&A

17:00 Understand the implications of the economic climate for the European storage market

Learn how Western Europe will be affected by the increasing storage in Eastern Europe: is storage in Eastern Europe necessary?

Hear about how the physical need for storage will affect trading

Overcome the effects of current oversupply of gas on the storage market

Stephan Parthier, Chairman of the Board of Directors, E.ON Foldgaz StoragePeter Biltoft-Jensen, Senior Manage, Head of Department, Infrastructure Assets, DONG EnergyQ&A

18:00 Chairman’s closing remarks and end of conference day one

18:30 Bus transfer to the evening drinks reception and gala dinner hosted by

Conference attendees are invited to join OMV for an evening of fi ne dining and entertainment at the Kunsthistoriches Museum, one of Vienna’s leading museums and home to some of Austria’s most splendid collections – join us at the social highlight of the European Gas Conference 2011.


Legislation

Russia

Day two: Thursday 27th January 2011Thank you for this great conference, a subtle mix between meeting people, information exchange and current energy affairs (of course!)

Jean Marie Devos, Secretary General. Eurogas

Middle East

Pricing

Transit

Shale Gas

It has been a wonderful experience for me to be included in the gas programmes provided by The Energy Exchange. I enjoyed speaking in the well-organised setting and learning from other speakers and enthusiastic audience.

Hiroshi Hashimoto, Natural Gas Analyst, International Energy Agency


09:00 Keynote opening address: Understand the role of the Energy Charter in 2011

Protecting investment, securing transit, and providing international arbitrationAndre Mernier, Secretary General, Energy Charter Secretariat

09:20 Understand how current legislation will infl uence the future of the European gas market

Is the 3rd Energy Package working to create competition in the European gas market?

Achieve deregulation of the European gas market: barriers and opportunities

Outline the implementation challenges of the 3rd Energy Package to date – how is the market faring with two months left until the deadline?

Balance the interests and requirements of gas suppliers during the implementation of the 3rd Energy Package

Learn about the effects of the 3rd Energy Package on European storage

Analyse strategies and scenarios of gas market development within Energy Dialogue RF-EU

The European gas market under the 3rd Energy Package: contractual structure and pricing mechanisms - a view from outside the EU

How will 20:20:20 targets impact the gas market? Can renewables save the gas market?

Dr Andrey Konoplyanik, Consultant to the Board, Gazprombank, Professor, OMV Russian State Oil and Gas UniversitySimon Blakey, Special Envoy, EurogasDr Vladimir Feygin, Principal Director, Institute for Energy and Finance and Consultant to the Chairman of the Board, Gazprombank


11:00 The uncertain role of Russian gas in Europe’s energy future

Outlining the impact of the economic crisis on the Russian gas market

Without security of demand, will Russia look increasingly towards its domestic market?

Creating security of demand through long term contracts: the jeopardy posed to Russia by the shift in pricing mechanism

Understand how European and Russian views on regulation could be harmonized to create a clear, transparent gas market

Sergey Komlev, Head of Directorate, Contract Structuring and Price Formation, Gazprom ExportTatiana Mitrova, Head of the Centre for International Energy Markets Studies, Energy Research Institute of the Russian Academy of SciencesJohn Roberts, Energy Security Specialist, Platts

12:00 Challenging existing gas pricing mechanisms Examine the impact of changing the pricing mechanism

for the gas market Price balancing at the hub: identifying the market effects

– is harmonisation a reality? Which exchanges are actually moving? Will Europe eventually have just one hub in line with the

US market?Hans-Bernd Menzel, CEO, EEXJonathan Stern, Director of Gas Research, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies

Jacob Pedersen, CEO, Nord Pool GasAntoine Jourdain, Member of the Board of Directors, Eustream Harald Wüstrich, CEO, Central European Gas Hub Aktiengesellschaft

13:30 Champagne lunch hosted by

15:00 How Middle Eastern gas could change the face of the European market

Overcoming the challenges of exporting Middle Eastern gas to Europe

The contribution of changes in trading to a more global view of the gas market and more liquidity in the European market

The increasing role of Middle Eastern gas after 2015 Can the Middle East expand their export capacity and

attract capital given currently high indigenous demand, energy ineffi ciency, reserve structures and the often unstable political environment

Axel Wietfeld, Vice President Group Energy Projects, E.ONMichael Peisser, Head of Business Unit Supply Marketing and Trading, OMV Gas & Power GmbH

Q&A

15:40 The role of the transit country in the bigger picture Increasing liquidity at Baumgarten and the implications

for TSOs Challenges faced in implementing the 3rd Package:

quantitative effects on infrastructure The implementation of the 3rd Package and how it will

impact the hubs New balancing operations: maintaining stability and

increasing transparency Regulating the Austrian natural gas market in the context

of Europe as a wholeWalter Boltz, Managing Director, E-ControlMichael Woltran, Head of Gas Logistics, OMV Gas & Power GmbHSenior representative, EconGas

Q&A


17:00 Will Shale gas provide the solution to European energy security?

Predict the continued effect of US Shale gas on the European market

Understand what effect European Shale gas will have on the current gas glut

Outline the roadmap for European Shale gas Gain insight into Shale gas integration with LNG and

piped gas Understand how to change commercial and consumer

usage patterns: identify what will Shale gas will be used for IOC’s and unconventionals: understand the challenges in

securing government support Hear what unconventional gas will mean for long term

and take-or-pay contracts Understand the combined effects of the 3rd Energy

Package and the EU competition rules on the development of the natural gas market in the shadow of unconventionals

Professor Alan Riley, City Law School, City University, London

Q&A

18:00 Close of day two and end of conference



How economic conditions, market liquidity, contracting practices and the spot market will continue to impact the gas market in Europe

How long will traded gas hub prices in Europe stay below typical oil-linked contract prices?

Examine how the relationship between natural gas and LNG prices might change: what will the effect of this be?

How long will traded gas hub prices in Europe stay below typical oil-linked contract prices?

The role of the transit country in the larger European market

What the emergence of new hubs means for TSOs, consumers and cross border trading

Spot market trading and short term contracts: are we witnessing the dawning of a new era for the European gas market?

Capitalise on the opportunities presented by an increase in competition in the gas market

Workshop leader: Tobias Paulun, Head of Business Development, EEX

13:00 End of masterclass

Masterclass: Friday 28th January 2011: How the de-linking of oil and gas prices will affect the European gas market: 09:00 Understand what the de-coupling of oil and gas prices really means for the European gas market

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It has been a great pleasure to be at this conference and discuss very controversial gas issues. Thank you

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Reinhold Mitterlehner, Federal Minister for Economy, Family and Youth,

Austrian GovernmentWerner Auli,

Member of the Executive Board, Head of Gas & Power, OMV Aktiengesellschaft

Brendan Devlin, Policy Coordinator, Directorate General Energy,

The European CommissionReinhard Mitschek, Managing Director,

Nabucco Gas Pipeline International GmbHElio Ruggeri,

Head of International Gas Projects and CEO of IGI Poseidon, Edison Spa

Ray Tomkins, Financial Director,

GUEU White StreamDr Andrey Konoplyanik,

Consultant to the Board, Gazprombank, Professor, Russian State Oil and Gas University

Axel Wietfeld, Vice President Group Energy Projects,

E.ONMichael Peisser,

Head of Business Unit Supply, Marketing & Trading, OMV Gas & Power GmbH

André Mernier, Secretary General,

Energy Charter SecretariatJonathan Stern,

Director of Gas Research, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies

Walter Boltz, Managing Director,

E-ControlMichael Woltran,

Head of Gas Logistics, OMV Gas & Power GmbH

Jacob Pedersen, CEO,

Nord Pool GasAntoine Jourdaine,

Member of the Board of Directors, Eustream

Harald Wüstrich, CEO,

Central European Gas Hub AktiengesellschaftSimon Blakey, Special Envoy,

EurogasJohn Roberts,

Energy Security Specialist, Platts

Soren Juel Hansen, Head of Tariffs and Infrastructure,

EnerginetSergey Komlev,

Head of Directorate, Contract Structuring and Price Formation,Gazprom Export

Dr Vladimir Feygin, Principal Director, Institute for Energy and Finance and Consultant to the Chairman of the Board, GazprombankDominique Venet,Executive Vice President Gas,EDFStephan Parthier, Chairman of the Board of Directors, E.ON Foldgaz StoragePeter Kaznacheev, Managing Partner, Khaznah Strategies Ltd and former BPTatiana Mitrova, Head of the Centre for International Energy Markets Studies, Energy Research Institute of the Russian Academy of SciencesJen Coolidge, Executive Director, CMX Caspian and Gulf ConsultantsTom Blades, Division Head Oil & Gas, SiemensGuy Broggi, Head of LNG Supply, TOTAL Gas & PowerIgnacio de Aguirre, Strategic Planning Manager, Repsol – Gas Natural LNG StreamKen Kuroda, Senior Vice President Energy Business, Mitsubishi Corporation InternationalNiall Trimble, Managing Director, The Energy Contract CompanyBill Sooby, Consultant, LNG2020 LtdDavid Ledesma, LNG Independent Consultant Anthony Patten, Partner, AshurstProfessor Alan Riley, City Law School, City University, London Peter Biltoft-Jensen,Senior Manager, Head of Department, Infrastructure Assets,DONG Energy Tobias Paulun, Head of Business Development, EEXSenior representative, EconGasHans-Bernd Menzel, CEO, EEXKjetil Tungland, Managing Director, Trans Adriatic PipelineGraham Hartnell, Manager LNG & Gas Consulting UK, Poten and Partners

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