Conference:
Pre-Conference Workshop
8 Dec 2009, 8:30am - 5:30pm
Day 1 Conference
9 Dec 2009, 8:30am - 5:30pm
Day 2 Conference
10 Dec 2009, 8:30am - 5:30pm
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Conference Day Two, Thursday 10 December 2009Conference Day Two, Thursday 10 December 2009
9am Opening Remarks from the chair Realising LNG growth potential9.10am Ensuring Australia becomes a world leader in LNG
- Strategies to support LNG growth
- Maximising benefits to the Australian public and industry
- Implementing a plan that encourages new entrants into the industry
- Training a skilled workforce to ensure potential can be reached
Shadow Minister for Energy and Resources, Federal Opposition
9.40am Developing and operating Australia’s first CSM/LNG export facility
- Operating Australia’s first CSG to LNG terminal
- Overcoming a new regime of financing discipline and the strong position for LNG development
- Maximising CSG output to secure potential growth
- Balancing environmental issues with a rapid increase in LNG exports
Managing Director, LNG Limited Australia
10.10am Overcoming the challenges in remote site LNG project
delivery
- Pioneer Phase
- Infrastructure Development Phase
- LNG Project Delivery Phase
Vice President, Gas Monetisation Development, KBR
PNG – Maximising growth and ensuring sustainability11.10am The significance of LNG development to PNG
- Commercialising the nations vast natural gas potential
- The benefit of LNG development to the people of PNG
- The role of Government to ensure sustainability
- Creating an environment which is ideal for production
- The future for business in PNG
Petroleum and Energy Minister, Papua New Guinea Government
11.40am Resource Development and Socioeconomic Development in
the Developing World
- Resource development paradox
- There is no alternative?
- Diversity, barriers, inequities
- What can be done?
12.10pm Roundtable Discussions: Carbon, infrastructure, sustainable development and labour
- Roundtable 1: Carbon pollution reduction legislation and its impact on LNG project structuring in Australia Led by Blake Dawson
- Roundtable 2: Sustainable development in Indigenous
communities, remote areas and developing countries Led by Coffey International
- Roundtable 3: Addressing the labour shortage challenge
Led by Fragomen
2.30pm LNG in PNG: Long-term viability, financing and development
- Strategies for financing in a new economic environment
- Working with ECA’s to secure finance
- Geographical significance in securing long-term contracts
- Establishing clear strategies to ensure production while satisfying domestic issues
Mr Augustine Mano, Managing Director, MRDC Petroleum and Energy Minister, Papua New Guinea Government Mr Paul Balfe, Executive Director, ACIL Tasman Dr Bruce McConaghy, General Manager, Commercial & Strategic Planning, Petromin
3.10pm Providing PNG opportunities for growth and the importance
of Joint Ventures
- Developing strong commercial relationships to maximise resource potential
- Creating a strategic and sustainable plan for PNG gas reserves
- Elevating PNG into a global LNG player
- Continuing exploration and development in PNG
Executive Director & CEO, Petromin
4.10pm Ensuring the interests of the PNG people are secure
- Efficient operation in challenging environments
- Developing a strategic and sustainable long term view for the PNG LNG Industry
- Working closely with Government and local groups to minimise delay
- The importance of developing strong commercial relationships
in large scale production
Mr Augustine Mano, Managing Director, MRDC
4.40pm The PNG LNG Project and its role in the rapid expansion of
the PNG economy
- The expected impacts of LNG industry on the GDP
- Creating a strategic plan that efficiently utilises the expected influx of revenue
- Ensuring long term benefits to the PNG people
- Satisfying global demand and maximising revenue
Mr Paul Balfe, Executive Director, ACIL Tasman
5.10pm Closing remarks from the chair |
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Hiroki Sato
GM Fuels, Head of Contracting & Purchasing (LNG)
Chubu Electric Power Co
Hon Norman
Moore MLC
Minister for Mines
& Petroleum
WA Government
Hon William Duma
Petroleum and
Energy Minister
PNG Government
R Priyono
CEO
BPMIGAS
Philip Fjeld
CEO
Flex LNG
 Joshua Kalinoe
Executive Director and CEO
Petromin
Hon Ian Macfarlane MP
Shadow Minister
for Energy and
Resources
Federal Opposition
Maurice Brand
Managing
Director
LNG Ltd
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