18 - 20 June 2013 Nairobi Kenya
This Event is Organised By
4th Eastern Africa Oil, Gas & Energy Conference 2013, to be held in Nairobi
NAIROBI – Recent large and world-class gas discoveries in Mozambique and Tanzania, with potential for more to come, and commercial oil flows in Kenya, show the potential of the enormous exploration frontiers of Eastern Africa, both onshore and offshore. The impact of this resurgence is rebalancing the Africa oil-gas industry landscape into a wider continental oil and gas/LNG game, with potentially global consequences.
The 4th Eastern Africa Oil, Gas & Energy Conference 2013 gives new insight in the opportunities, acreage, key players and corporate and government strategies in this region. The Conference is hosted annually by Global Pacific & Partners and will be held from June 18th to 20th in the InterContinental Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya, including the pre-Conference 4th Eastern Africa Strategy Briefing by Dr Duncan Clarke, Africa’s foremost strategist in the upstream. The meeting highlights presentations of CEO’s, government officials, Ministers and key executives from within leading corporate and state oil companies.
Eastern Africa has been transformed into a fast-emerging oil and gas frontier region. The on- and offshore potential includes exclusive economic zones, deepwater opportunities and ultra-deep plays. The 15 nation states in the region are diverse in scale, resource potential, contract terms, and venture-types and in regard to exploration cycles and hydrocarbon discoveries.
Increasing numbers of companies have entered open acreage and bid rounds, and more blocks have been leased than ever before, with more drilling commitments concluded. Foreign state-owned companies like CNOOC and PTTEP have invested in Eastern Africa while Super-Majors (Total, Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Shell and BP) have shown renewed interest, and Independents from around the world now abound.
During the 4th Eastern Africa, OIl, Gas & Energy Conference key Speakers will reveal the exploration potential, future opportunities and growth in countries like Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia, DRC, the Seychelles, Tanzania, Madagascar, Burundi, Rwanda, and regional oil giant Uganda.
“The new discoveries will add substantial net wealth to the Eastern Africa’s littoral states where they are located, and induce higher economic growth rates and regional development,” Dr Duncan Clarke, Chairman of Global Pacific & Partners, says.
Prior to the conference the 4th Eastern Africa Strategy Briefing together with the celebrated 51st PetroAfricanus Dinner, will be held at June 18th. During the Strategy Briefing Dr Duncan Clarke, author of several historiography and economics books about Africa’s oil future, provides key insights on the corporate upstream oil and gas game, governments and state oil firms and licensing agency strategies.
For further information, please contact Babette van Gessel of Global Pacific & Partners,
Tel: 31.70.324.6154, e-mail: babette@glopac-partners.com
Sonika Greyvenstein. Tel: 27.11.880.7052, e-mail: sonika@glopac-partners.com
| Date | 18 - 20 June 2013 |
| Location | Nairobi Kenya |
| Venue | InterContinental Hotel, website |
| Discount | 10% off until the 29 Apr 2013 |
| 4th Eastern African Oil Gas & Energy | USD 1995.00 |
| 4th Eastern Africa: Strategy Briefing | USD 1995.00 |
| 51st PetroAfricanus Dinner | USD 0.00 |
| 4th Eastern African Oil Gas & Energy 4th Eastern Africa: Strategy Briefing 51st PetroAfricanus Dinner |
USD 3450.00 |
| 4th Eastern African Oil Gas & Energy 4th Eastern Africa: Strategy Briefing |
USD 3450.00 |
| 4th Eastern African Oil Gas & Energy 51st PetroAfricanus Dinner |
USD 1950.00 |
| 4th Eastern Africa: Strategy Briefing 51st PetroAfricanus Dinner |
USD 1950.00 |
Sonika Greyvenstein
+27.11.880.7052
sonika@glopac-partners.com
Sonika Greyvenstein
+27.11.880.7052
sonika@glopac-partners.com
Sonika Greyvenstein
+27.11.880.7052
sonika@glopac-partners.com
Babette van Gessel
+31.70.324.6154
babette@glopac-partners.com
Babette van Gessel
+31.70.324.6154
babette@glopac-partners.com
Sonika Greyvenstein
+27.11.880.7052
sonika@glopac-partners.com
Jodee Lourensz
+31.70.324.6154
jodee@glopac-partners.com
Tanya Beddall
+31.70.324.6154
tanya@glopac-partners.com
Janine van der Leeuw
+31.79.362.2643
accounts@glopac-partners.com
Shasi Ramkisoen
+31.79.362.2643
accounts@glopac-partners.com
Sonika Greyvenstein
+27.11.880.7052
sonika@glopac-partners.com
Babette van Gessel
+31.70.324.6154
babette@glopac-partners.com
Jerome Svikovsky
+31.70.324.6154
jerome@glopac-partners.com
Jodee Lourensz
+31.70.324.6154
jodee@glopac-partners.com
Sonika Greyvenstein
+27.11.880.7052
sonika@glopac-partners.com
Please check Visa and Yellow Fever certificate requirements for your entry into Kenya. Yellow Fever certificates are not issued at the airport.
Should you need a visa invitation letter or have any queries please feel free to contact our Johannesburg office Tel: + 27 11 880 7052 or e-mail: sonika@glopac-partners.com. Visa invitation letters are issued to Registered and Confirmed Attendees only.
The following passport holders do not require visas for entry into Kenya:
Botswana, Brunei, Burundi, Cyprus, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Jamaica, Lesotho, Malawi, Maldives, Mauritius, Namibia, Rwanda, Samozo, San Marino, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Tobago, Tonga, Trinidad, Turkey, Uganda, Uruguay, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
Visas can be obtained on arrival at the airport, however we strongly recommend you confirm this before travelling
InterContinental Hotel Nairobi for years has been an oasis for business travelers, and those who want to experience the wonders of Africa. The Parliament buildings are a short stroll away, Kenyatta International Convention Centre is right next door and Nairobi National Park, Museum Hill and the Elephant Orphanage are within easy reach.
For Hotel Bookings please contact:
Eric Mwanzia | Director Conventions & Events Sales
Intercontinental Nairobi | City Hall Way, Box 30353 - 00200, Nairobi
Phone: + 254 (20) 32 00 316 | Mobile: + 254 733 960 802; 722 830 627
Fax: + 254 (20) 32 00 030; 0711 040 030
Email: eric.mwanzia@ihg.com
Global Pacific & Partners invites you to register and join our 4th Eastern Africa Oil, Gas & Energy Conference 2013 taking place on the 19th – 20th June 2013, in Nairobi.
“The exploration frontiers of Eastern Africa are enormous both onshore and offshore, including Exclusive Economic Zones and deepwater opportunities and ultra-deep plays. The 15 states in this region are diverse in scale, terms, ventures and in regard to exploration cycles and discoveries, while more and more companies have entered the open acreage and more blocks have been leased than ever before with more drilling commitments concluded. Equally foreign state companies have come to eastern Africa (like CNOOC, PTTEP) and the Super-Majors have shown renewed interest not only in the primary acreage market but also in the secondary transactions markets for corporate acquisition and farm-ins. The impact of this resurgence is rebalancing the Africa oil industry landscape – once primarily with a dominant North/West African focus – into a wider Continental oil and gas/LNG game, with potentially global consequences.
The recent gas discoveries offshore in Mocambique and Tanzania are large and world-class, with potential for more to come, including prospects for an oil leg. These finds will lead to LNG plants on both sides of the Rovuma River, and will make the zone akin to the Northwest Shelf in Australia, but situated on the western edge of the Asian LNG import market and in competition with older supply centres in Southeast Asia and Australasia. The global market will in time accommodate the LNG supply that will be scheduled in trains scaling upwards to absorb the gas reserves and development profile. The discoveries will add substantial net wealth to the Eastern African littoral states where they are located, and induce higher economic growth rates and regional development in once-remote and poor onshore zones. Amongst challenges will be the timing of LNG developments, scalar choices in trains, settlement of partnerships (even possible Anadarko equity sell-down), the corporate politics of unitisation of adjacent blocks in Mocambique (between Anadarko/ENI and partners), operatorship decisions, possible changes in gas clauses in contracts that might see Government revisions sought, and competition in East Asia and the Sub-Continent for long term offtake agreements (related to volume/price notably), and the solicitation of buyer interest along with the negotiation of contracted terms of sale.”
Themes covered include: Government policies, state interventions in the oil/energy market, state oil/energy companies, private energy investments and interests, corporate portfolio and strategies, new entrants, competition and regulation, plus critical issues impacting the Eastern African future
| Date | 19 - 20 June 2013 |
| Venue | InterContinental Hotel, Mara South website |
| Location | Nairobi Kenya |
| Cost | USD 1995.00 |
| Discount | 10% off until the 29 Apr 2013 |
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| Right of Admission Reserved, by Global Pacific & Partners. No Press. | |
This 4th Eastern Africa: Strategy Briefing on 18th June 2013, prior to our Annual 4th Eastern Africa Oil, Gas & Energy Conference with 51st PetroAfricanus Dinner, provides key insights on the corporate upstream oil and gas game, governments and state oil firms, and licensing strategies, in this fast-emerging oil and gas frontier region,
The Strategy Briefing is built on 30 years of Africa-wide oil and gas knowledge and extensive research on economics and the political economy of Eastern Africa. It tracks changing competitor maps in oil and gas-LNG companies, providing seasoned insights and interpretations on key players, policies and portfolios, unique to Global Pacific & Partners.
Presentations are by Dr Duncan Clarke (Chairman & CEO, Global Pacific & Partners), author of Africa's Future: Darkness to Destiny (Profile Books, 2012) and of Africa Crude Continent: The Struggle for Africa’s Oil Prize (Profile Books, 2010), the first and only Africa-wide oil historiography to the present day, now a TV- Film Documentary by CNBC-Africa. Earlier published works included The Battle For Barrels (Profile, 2007) and Empires Of Oil (Profile 2007).
Participants benefit from deep understanding of corporate strategies, access to unique industry knowledge, high-level networking, Luncheon, and Cocktails Delegates receive direct online access to Presentations (over 500 Images).
Benefits
There are several key reasons for delegates to attend our Strategy Briefing, as follows:
1. Strategy Briefings are highly intensive, with unique Presentations made on corporate and government strategy by Dr Duncan Clarke (Chairman & CEO, Global Pacific & Partners) providing 8 hrs of insights and commentary - Duncan Clarke is widely published inside the world oil and gas industry and is the author of well-known books: The Battle For Barrels (Profile Books, London, 2007) and Empires Of Oil (Profile Books, London Sept 2007), and Africa Crude Continent: The Struggle for Africa's Oil Prize, Profile Books, London, 2010), as well as Africa’s Future: Darkness to Destiny (Profile 2012)..
2. Strategy Briefings are based on 30 years upstream in-depth knowledge and experience on corporate strategy, with special insider understanding of the world industry, national oil companies, and key issues, so offering rich insight on the upstream world.
3. Strategy Briefing include around 650 unique slides/images on key themes, and Delegates access these Presentations online from www.petro21.com for download.
4. You meet Peers and Delegates prior to the Conference in an intimate setting, with lunch, networking and cocktails - so enabling better access to participants during the Conference itself.
5 Our Strategy Briefings are one-of-a-kind, and the only type of such regular and annual Strategy Brefings done worldwide. Over 3,500 clients have attended briefings by Duncan Clarke over the last two decades plus, a unique track record in the industry, and as these are done in and on Africa, Asia, Latin America, MidEast, National Oil Companies and the World Oil Future, this brings unique global perspective to each Strategy Briefing.
| Chairman | Global Pacific & Partners |  |
| Author | Empires Of Oil, Crude Continent and The Battle For Barrels |
| Date | 18 June 2013 |
| Venue | InterContinental Hotel, website |
| Location | Nairobi Kenya |
| Cost | USD 1995.00 |
| Discount | 10% off until the 29 Apr 2013 |
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| Right of Admission Reserved, by Global Pacific & Partners. No Press. | |
The 51st PetroAfricanus Dinner will take placeduring our 4th Eastern Africa Oil, Gas & Energy Conference in Nairobi, Kenya.
PetroAfricanus has established a worldwide reputation as a key private network for management, African deal-making in oil and gas, and new business relationships for the Continent - supported in Year-2012 by our Corporate Patron Preng & Associates, Corporate Sponsors: Mart |Resources, OFS Portal, Tullow Oil, Danvic Concepts, Afren as well as PetroAfricanus Corporate Members Adepteun, Caxton-Martins, Agbor & Segun, plus numerous senior executives drawn from around the world and across Africa.
| Date | 19 June 2013 |
| Venue | InterContinental Hotel, website |
| Location | Nairobi Kenya |
| Cost | USD 0.00 |
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| Right of Admission Reserved, by Global Pacific & Partners. No Press. | |
51st PetroAfricanus Dinner 19 June 2013