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19-21 FEBRUARY 2014 • PERTH CONVENTION EXHIBITION CENTRE

* $20 admission applies at the door for those who don’t register in advance online.Please note this is a trade only event and admission is restricted to individuals in the oil & gas industry.

Supported by

Government of Western AustraliaDepartment of Commerce

EVENT PREVIEW:

• Latest innovation in oil & gas

• 550 exhibitors from 20 countries attending

• 150 speakers across 15 streams

• AOG Conference now incorporating Subsea Australasia Conference

• New in 2014, AOG Women – High Tea

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14 February 2014

CONTENTS

Australia’s award-winning oil and gas event returns 3

Exhibition highlights and events 4-5

Career advice 6

About the supporters 7

Exhibitors driving innovation 8-11

Floor plan 12-13

Funding the new technology wave 14

Australian Marine Complex on show 15

Redesign in the pipeline 16

Human capital trends 17

AOG conference highlights 18-19

AOG WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS

Government of Western AustraliaDepartment of CommerceSupported by:

Sponsors:

Media

Opening Party

Conference Cafe Juice Bar

AOG Women Corporate Sponsor

Sponsor

Community Partner

AOG Map Guide Major Prize SponsorAOG Map Guide App Sponsor

Restaurant Bratwurst Bar Subsea Bar Oyster Bar

Popcorn VendorOnsite Registration Sponsor

Supporting Media:

Ozone Reserve Lanyards AOG Cafe

AUSTRALIANTHE

OIL & GAS REVIEWE N E R G Y – G E O T H E R M A L – P I P E L I N E S

World ils

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AUSTRALIA’S AWARD-WINNING OIL AND GAS EVENT RETURNS

This year’s Australasian Oil & Gas Exhibition & Conference is bigger than ever, welcoming a record number of international names to its line up and extending the footprint to Level 2 of the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre for the fi rst time.

With more than 550 exhibitors from 20 countries set to exhibit the latest innovations and technology, it’s no wonder the event – the biggest of its kind in the southern hemisphere – is endorsed by the global association of the Exhibition Industry (UFI) and recognised by the Exhibition and Event Association of Australasia (EEAA) as the best trade show over 10,000sqm.

Featuring an extensive conference schedule, two levels of exhibition space and networking events, AOG offers a platform for members of the oil and gas industry to network with other industry professionals and see what’s new in subsea, operations and maintenance, pipelines, fl ow control, safety, engineering and more.

Occupying the entire venue’s exhibition space from 19-21 February, AOG will play host to industry leaders, including Aker Solutions, Subsea 7, FMC, McDermott, Saipem, Siemens, Kongsberg, Technip, Yokogawa, Emerson, Pentair and Fugro with international pavilions from the USA, UK, China, Norway, Scotland, Singapore, Holland, Italy and France. And for the fi rst time, Belgium will be incorporated into the exhibition.

New to the exhibition fl oor

The exhibition fl oor has expanded to include new zones with the launch of the Non-destructive Testing and Condition Monitoring Zone and the Instrumentation Control and Automation Zone.

Both will host a comprehensive free three-day seminar program, providing industry insights and trends.

Also new for 2014 is the Australian Industry Zone, ushering in the technological breakthroughs taking place in Australia’s oil and gas supply industry.

Conference transformed

Another fi rst for AOG 2014 is the merging of the Subsea Australasia Conference and the AOG Conference, offering more content and a greater range of sessions.

The new conference structure, incorporating 15 different streams, will cover topical content from case studies to in-fi eld experiences, new techniques and lessons learned.

Speaker highlights at the Plenary session include Minister for Mines and Petroleum Hon. Bill Marmion MLA, Shell Australia Country Chair Andrew Smith and Chevron Australia General Manager Asset Development Gerry Flaherty.

Career advice

Tertiary students and recent graduates can meet with industry employers at the Graduate Careers Day, on Friday 21 February. Supported by Curtin University, Woodside, CB&I, Wood Group Kenny, Engineers Australia, Society for Petroleum

Engineers, Subsea 7, Technip, The University of Western Australia, New Latitude and Schlumberger. Students will gain an understanding of what employers are looking for in prospective employees and get advice on career options, graduate programs and vacation work.

It is also an opportunity for employers to meet the next generation of skilled professionals. Registration is free.

Connect with industry leaders

Networking events and celebrations are always an integral part of AOG and this year two new events have been added to the social program, Subsea Welcome Drinks and AOG Women – High Tea, which incorporates an afternoon of speakers and panellists discussing some of the issues women face in the oil and gas industry.

Football Woman of the Year for 2013, Michelle Cowan, will share her personal story on how she succeeded in being the fi rst female assistant coach at a state football level in Australia.

AOG’s popular Opening Party and Offi cial Dinner will return, providing an occasion for delegates to mingle off the clock. Throughout the event, a range of food and refreshments will be available onsite, including the popular Schenker Australia Bratwurst Bar, Matrix Oyster Bar, Murphy Pipe and Civil Juice Bar and, new for 2014, paella being served at the Skilled Offshore Subsea Bar.

AOG 2014 is supported by the City of Perth, Government of Western Australia Department of Commerce and the Australian Government Department of Industry.

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AND SAVE $20WIN BIG IN THE DEN

Take time out and relax in The Den, a fun new area located on Level 2, with entertainment, free food and beverages. Prize incentives valued over $30,000 will be drawn throughout AOG.

Opening hours

Wednesday 19 February10.30am - 7.00pm

Thursday 20 February10.30am - 7.00pm

Friday 21 February11.00am - 4.00pm

Location

Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre (PCEC).21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth, Western Australia

Parking

As there is very limited parking at the PCEC, AOG has arranged a special parking facility at Ozone Reserve. Access is via Plain Street and cost is $12 (cash only). A free shuttle bus will run between Ozone Reserve car park and the PCEC.

Visitors are also encouraged to utilise public transport, with the Esplanade Train Station and Esplanade Busport both situated next to PCEC.


EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTS

AOG 2014 is at the centre of the oil and gas industry with more than 550 exhibitors from over 20 countries coming together in one place to offer the very latest products, projects and technology.

The AOG show fl oor is divided up to include a host of feature zones dedicated to the latest in subsea technology, health, safety and environment, education, training and research. In 2014, the exhibition is expanding to offer three new zones; the Australian Industry Zone, Non-destructive Testing and Condition Monitoring Zone and the Instrumentation Control and Automation Zone.

NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING AND CONDITION MONITORING ZONE

Maintenance and quality assurance play a critical role within the oil and gas industry, and for the fi rst time the AOG show fl oor will host a specialised area for these niche industry sectors. The zone will showcase the high levels of service and advanced technology available in maintenance and damage assessment, life extension, and fi tness for purpose assessment in the oil and gas industry.

Supported by the Australian Institute for Non-destructive Testing (AINDT), a free seminar program will be hosted in the zone throughout the exhibition.

Exhibitors include: Australian Institute for Non-destructive Testing, Advanced Technology Testing and Research, AXT, Callington Haven, Drilco Inspections,

Krautkramer Australia, Laboratories for Material Analysis & Testing Services, Lavender International, Lectromax Australia, Olympus Australia, Portable Analytical Solutions, Russell Fraser Sales, Smartchem Industries and Trac Oil and Gas.

INSTRUMENTATION CONTROL AND AUTOMATION ZONE

Senior project and procurement managers can catch up on the latest process, instrumentation control and automation at this new zone for 2014..

Brought about by a new partnership with the Institute of Instrumentation Control and Automation Australia (IICA), a comprehensive free seminar program will also be held within the zone throughout the exhibition.

Exhibitors include: Australian Dynamic Technologies, Fluke Australia, I&E Systems, Industrial Automation Group, Institute of Instrumentation Control and Automation Australia, J.G.Thomas, KD Instruments, Rohrback Cosasco Systems, ROV Innovations, Sealexcel (India), Sietronics, Measurement Plus and TechRentals.

AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY ZONE

Supported by the Australian and Western Australian Governments, this new initiative showcases 15 Australian oil and gas industry suppliers. The Australian Industry Zone is a platform for Australia’s oil and gas manufacturers and service companies to display their latest technology and services.

Exhibitors include: Achilles Information, Complete Fire Design, Ensitech, ICON Engineering, Industrial Maintenance & Fabrications, Kitson Group, Mallee Bull Eyewear, Maritime Engineers, Megavar Power Engineering Services, OPEC Systems, Pecofacet Australia Modular Engineering Division, Peritus International, Stochastic Simulation, Subcon Technologies and Tamboritha.

SUBSEA ZONE

Featuring more than 80 leading subsea companies, the Subsea Zone will return as the largest zone at AOG 2014. An extensive range of subsea technology will be exhibited including Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicles (ROVs), offshore support, umbilicals and fl owline, well completions, and production and processing equipment. This zone is supported by Subsea Energy Australia, Society for Underwater Technology and Subsea UK.

Exhibitors include: Aker Solutions, Baker Hughes Australia, Bullivants, Cameron, Castrol Offshore, DOF Subsea, FMC Technologies, Intertek, Neptune Marine Services, Proserv, Siemens, Subsea 7, Tracerco, and Wood Group Kenny.

HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT ZONE

The Health, Safety and Environment Zone will once again throw the spotlight on the importance of health and safety in the oil and gas world. Visitors to the zone will fi nd the latest innovations in safety equipment, environmental protection and monitoring, gas detection, fi re prevention, medical services, hazardous area equipment and more.

Exhibitors include: Ansell, Bosbox, CMM Technology, Elliot Australia, ERGT Australia, HexArmor, IFAP, Klinger, Mechtric, Sunlec International, and Uvex Safety Australia.

EDUCATION, RESEARCH & TRAINING ZONE

Leading education, research and training organisations will come together in the Education, Research and Training Zone to inform industry about a range of educational and research programs that can help further their research and development.

Exhibitors include: Australian Centre for Energy Process Training (ACEPT), Petroleum Club WA, Australian Maritime College, Farstad Shipping Offshore Simulation Centre, Informa Corporate Learning, Kepner-Tregoe, School of Maritime Studies, Scope Training, and The Reach Group.

INTERNATIONAL PAVILIONS

With international suppliers seeking to break into the lucrative Australian market, AOG 2014 will host a record number of international participants, with exhibitors from 20 countries set to descend on Perth. For the fi rst time, Belgium will have a strong presence on the exhibition fl oor and the French industry will be represented across two pavilions.

The UK will again occupy a large space with the Energy Industries Council (EIC), Subsea UK and the Scottish Development International (SDI) each leading delegations to the event.

With so much to discover, visitors can now use the AOG app to ensure they don’t miss a thing. The app features exhibitor profi les, new product previews and an exhibition fl oor plan complete with a navigation tool.

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AOG OFFICIAL DINNERThe gala networking event for oil and gas professionals will be held in the stunning BelleVue Ballroom of PCEC on Thursday 20 February.

Enjoy a delicious three-course meal complemented by fi ne wine from Western Australia with entertainment from MC Vince Sorrenti.

Enjoy a stunning performance by Gavin Skinner and Lydia Lim from Soul Mystique. This is the only act in the world performing the two amazing art forms of dreamlike dance sport with the ancient art of magical costume transformations.

The AOG Offi cial Dinner is the perfect place to let your hair down and meet all the VIP guests.

Date: Thursday 20 February

Time: 7.00pm - 11.00pm

Cost: $198pp inc GST $1925 inc GST (table of 10)

Dress code: Lounge suit

AOG WOMEN – HIGH TEAAOG Women is a fi rst for the exhibition, and will bring together leading women from across the industry for an afternoon of keynote speakers and panellists debating the issues women face in oil and gas.

Sponsored by INPEX, this event provides a platform for women to network with their industry peers as they hear from people who have turned gender stereotypes on their head.

A highlight for this year is 2013 Football Woman of the Year, Michelle Cowan who will share her personal story, “Floral Bras and Football Boots”, about how she became the fi rst female in Australia to be an assistant coach at a state level.

Other speakers include Alcoa Australia Managing Director Alan Cransberg and Janet Hann - Project Development Manager, GDF Suez Bonaparte who will speak about the role of women in the industry. High tea will be served throughout the event.

Date: Friday 21 February

Time: 2.00pm - 4.00pm

Cost: $68pp inc GST

Dress code: Business casual

AOG OPENING PARTYThe AOG Opening Party invites exhibitors, visitors and conference delegates for an evening of great food, drinks and entertainment to mark a successful fi rst day at AOG 2014; sponsored by Aker Solutions. Having sold out for the past three years, this is defi nitely a ‘fi rst in best-dressed’ event. Date: Wednesday 19 FebruaryTime: 7.00pm - 9.00pmCost: $99pp inc GSTDress code: Business casual

SUBSEA WELCOME DRINKS In the fi rst year that the Subsea Australasia Conference has merged with the AOG Conference, the Subsea Welcome Drinks will give delegates the opportunity to explore relationships with their fellow industry colleagues. This event is sponsored by Harkand.Date: Tuesday 18 FebruaryTime: 5.00pm - 7.00pm Cost: $60.50pp inc GSTDress code: Business casual

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GET CAREER ADVICE FROM THE EXPERTS

By 2018, the oil and gas workforce will increase by 57 percent, according to the Australian Workforce and Productivity Agency.

This fi gure is a welcome one for students and job seekers looking to enter the fi eld with various options in a range of sectors becoming available.

Liquefi ed Natural Gas (LNG) is particularly booming, with Australia set to soon become the world’s second largest exporter. As the country spearheads signifi cant LNG projects in Western Australia, Queensland and Northern Territory, the demand for qualifi ed staff in those areas is expected to increase drastically over the next fi ve years.

AOG Graduate Careers Day will bring industry experts together to share advice with graduates, providing an insight into

how their business works and what they are looking for in employees.

Wood Group Kenny Australia J P Kenny Regional Manager Elizabeth Lindahl will be MCing the event where graduates can hear free presentations, learn about new career pathways and come face-to-face with employers at the event on Friday 21 February.

“Wood Group Kenny runs a substantial graduate recruitment effort, providing offshore and onshore engineering and oil and gas management to the industry. We believe it’s important for the future of Australia’s oil and gas industry to recognise local talent and encourage internal promotion and transfers between offi ces,” Ms Lindahl said.

Supported by Woodside, Curtin University, CB&I, Wood Group Kenny, Engineers

Australia, Society for Petroleum Engineers, Subsea 7, Technip, The University of Western Australia, New Latitude and Schlumberger.

AOG Graduate Careers Day aims to give graduates and job seekers a better understanding of career opportunities in oil and gas.

“Careers Day is a great opportunity for graduates to assess their options and get an idea of what oil and gas employers are looking for. As well as being a valuable tool for graduates to see what’s available to them, employers will also be able to connect with the next wave of skilled workers,” AOG Event Director Bill Hare said.

To register, visit aogexpo.com.au

AOG GRADUATE CAREERS DAY AT A GLANCEWHEN:


WHERE:

Ballroom 1

Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre

REGISTRATION:

Registration for the AOG Graduate Careers Day is restricted to tertiary students and recent graduates.

Register at aogexpo.com.au.

Registration is FREE, but students will need to bring their student ID card on the day.

PRIZES:

There are great prizes up for grabs at the AOG Graduate Careers Day, but to be in the running you need to register online and attend.

PRIZES INCLUDE:

• $500 cash prize drawn at the beginning of the day

• $500 cash prize drawn at conclusion of Careers Day.

Plus, the fi rst 200 students who attend the AOG Graduate Careers Day will receive a FREE movie pass.

GOLD SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSORS

BRONZE SPONSORS

Make tomorrow better.

Curtin is committed to supporting the resources sector through our innovative courses and research in

chemical, corrosion, subsea and petroleum engineering.

With extensive global partnerships, we have a unique understanding of the sector which influences

our programs from undergraduate to postgraduate research level.

Our wide range of industry-linked programs, professional and interactive environment and global

opportunities mean our graduates have what it takes to shape the future of the resources sector.

For more information visit curtin.edu.au/engineering or call us on 9266 1000.

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ABOUT THE SUPPORTERS AOG Graduate Careers Day is brought to you by:

GOLD SPONSORS

Woodside Energy Limited

Woodside is Australia’s largest independent oil and gas company, with a proud history of safe and reliable operations spanning decades.

As the largest operator of oil and gas in Australia, Woodside produces around 900,000 barrels of oil equivalent each day from a portfolio of facilities, which operate on behalf of some of the world’s major oil and gas companies.

The Woodside Graduate Development Program

As a graduate at Woodside, you’ll enjoy a truly exciting range of career opportunities within a dynamic and challenging work environment. The three-year structured Graduate Development Program is a key component of the company’s strategy to build long-term capability.

You will receive continual development through:

• Rotational assignments

• Extensive on-the-job training

• Structured business and development courses

• Involvement in a dynamic community of more than 150 graduates.

Graduate applications will be accepted from 17 February - 28 March 2014.

Apply online at woodside.com.au/careers/graduates

Curtin University

Curtin’s Faculty of Science and Engineering is nationally and internationally recognised as a leader in engineering education and research.

The faculty has a long-standing tradition of providing teaching, research and innovative applications of technology in areas of strategic importance to Western Australia and the wider region. It also has a reputation

for producing engineers and scientists with advanced knowledge and skills.

Curtin’s association with the industry is refl ected in the quality of the university’s engineering programs and research. From subsea, corrosion, petroleum and chemical engineering, to geophysics, geochemistry and geology, Curtin’s courses offer you the opportunity to succeed in the resources sector.

Recently, Curtin became a founding member of the Global Subsea University Alliance – a group of universities delivering master courses in subsea engineering.

Curtin joins the University of Houston, the National University of Singapore, the Federal University of Rio de Janiero, the University of Aberdeen and the University of Bergen as the fi rst university in Australia and New Zealand to offer this course of study at a tertiary level.

For more information, visit engineering.curtin.edu.au

SILVER SPONSOR

CB&I

CB&I has been operating in Australia since 1956, serving the energy infrastructure and natural resources industries.

Drawing upon more than a century of experience and the expertise of approximately 3500 employees in Australia and 50,000 worldwide, CB&I is the most complete energy infrastructure focused company in the world.

CB&I provides a wide range of services including design, engineering, construction, fabrication and maintenance and environmental services.

BRONZE SPONSORS

Other companies supporting the AOG Graduates Day include Wood Group Kenny, Engineers Australia, Society for Petroleum Engineers, Subsea 7, Technip, The University of Western Australia, New Latitude and Schlumberger.

DOWNLOAD YOUR GATEWAY TO AOGWith networking events, more than 550 exhibitors, 15 conference streams, 150 speakers and seven zones, it’s time to start planning your visit to AOG.

Available on multiple platforms, the AOG app allows you to explore all the event features at the touch of a fi nger.

‘Favourite’ exhibitors and watch as the interactive map plans your path on the show fl oor. Add seminars to your agenda to ensure you maximise your time at Australia’s largest oil and gas event.

App features include:

• Over 550 exhibitor profi les

• A full list of exhibitor products.

Conference and seminar programs now incorporate the Subsea Australasia Conference.

• Meet the experts with speaker profi les

• NEW for 2014! The Den: AOG’s brand new networking area

• Keep up-to-date with industry newsand blogs

• Plan your visit

• Receive regular updates straight to the app

• Competitions

• Careers Day programs

• And more…

Download the AOG mobile app FREE at aogexpo.com.au/app g p

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Exhibitor: Gardline Marine Sciences

Innovation: The M/V Duke (A Multi-Role Geophysical Survey Vessel)

Stand Number: C6

Website: www.gardlinemarinesciences.com

The M/V Duke is a multi-role survey vessel, specifi cally equipped with cutting edge technology to provide a range of marine survey solutions, including the provision of 2D seismic, site and pipeline route/inspections, and shallow to deepwater environmental studies.

Exhibitor: Deepwater Corrosion Services Inc.

Innovation: Sunstation Permanent Subsea Monitoring System For Deep Water Assets

Stand Number: H33

Website: www.stoprust.com

Sunstation is a patented technology designed to harness lights from Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicles (ROVs) and Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) to power a permanent cathodic protection monitor subsea. The system allows operators to monitor cathodic protection on subsea assets without the need for a dedicated survey for up to 25 years.

Exhibitor: CCG Cable Terminations

Innovation: CCG QuickStop-Ex Barrier Glands

Stand Number: J33

Website: www.ccgcableglands.com.au

CCG’s QuickStop-Ex Barrier gland uses an injection resin, which fi lls all the voids in unfi lled multi-core cables, guaranteeing a 100 per cent gas proof seal. The resin is instantly and accurately mixed and injected in just one action, eliminating the time and risks involved when premixing other forms of barrier resins or compounds.

Exhibitor: Alliance Sealing Pty Ltd

Innovation: Change Gasket

Stand Number: H38

Website: www.alliancesealing.com.au

Alliance Sealing and Flexitallic have a rich history of innovation, leading the industry with many new products. The Change Gasket, FRG, I-Flex and Thermiculite are testament to this innovative focus and tackle the industry’s harshest sealing issues including Problem Exchangers, Internal Flange Corrosion, Critical and High Temperature Service, and Flange Isolation.

Exhibitor: Global Scanning Solutions (Aust) Pty Ltd

Innovation: 3D Terrestrial and Underwater Scanning Solutions

Stand Number: 16

Website: www.globalscanningsolutions.com

Global Scanning Solutions’ mission is to acquire 3D data – anywhere, anytime, terrestrial and subsea. Using innovative systems, Global Scanning Solutions utilise the latest in measurement technologies to generate data solutions and strive to realise the data acquired to create a result (a 3D model or engineering drawings) to meet and exceed client expectations.

Exhibitor: Habonim Industrial Valves& Actuators

Innovation: Habonim HermetiX Fire Safe Valves

Stand Number: P39

Website: www.habonim.com

HermetiX fi re safe is Habonim’s pioneering non-graphite valve stem packing. HermetiX is certifi ed to ISO 15848-1 for fugitive emissions and certifi ed fi re safe to API 607 and ISO 10497, and is particularly suited for cryogenic valves in LNG service. Where safety is a prime concern, HermetiX is the solution.

Exhibitor: HexArmor®

Innovation: SuperFabric®

Stand Number: T32

Website: www.hexarmor.com

SuperFabric® material in HexArmor® gloves is made through fi nishing processes that transform ordinary fabrics into high-performance materials. Lightweight, highly fl exible SuperFabric® provides unparalleled abrasion, laceration, and puncture resistance (exceeds ASTM/ISEA and CE Level 5 Cut). It is also proven to reduce liability and severity of hand injuries on rigs or refi neries.

Exhibitor: Intertek

Innovation: Intertek Goes Beyond

Stand Number: C31

Website: www.intertek.com

Intertek goes beyond testing, inspecting and certifying products, assisting clients to improve performance, gain effi ciencies in manufacturing and logistics, overcome market constraints, and reduce risk. The company work to help minimise the adverse health and environmental impact of products and processes for the benefi t of society as a whole.

EXHIBITORS DRIVING INNOVATION Innovations are constantly emerging in the oil and gas industry, helping to drive developments, support jobs and enhance competitiveness in the sector on a global scale.

At the 2014 AOG Exhibition, a range of Australian and international companies will present all the latest in innovation, with 18 feature products and technologies from global leaders, such as Tracerco and LEONI, highlighted on the exhibition fl oor.

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Exhibitor: LEONI

Innovation: Business Unit Industrial Projects

Stand Number: H39

Website: www.leoni-industrial-projects.com

LEONI’s corporate vision, highest quality and innovative power has made it a leading cable manufacturer worldwide, employing more than 60,000 people in 32 countries.

LEONI is an expert in global project business optimised for each environment, in arctic regions, offshore or deserts for oil and gas or solar power plants.

Exhibitor: LowFlow Valve, a division of Richards Industries

Innovation: Mark 708HPA Series High Pressure Fractional Flow Control Valve

Stand Number: 33

Website: www.lowfl owvalve.com

The Mark 708HPA is a 12,000 psi (827 bar) maximum inlet fractional fl ow control valve. This rugged, compact angle body control valve is suitable for a variety of high-pressure industrial and research applications. The extended pressure capability makes it the ideal valve for offshore well system chemical injection.

Exhibitor: Mining & Hydraulic Supplies

Innovation: STAUFF Anti-Corrosion Technology Clamps

Stand Number: i37

Website: www.miningandhydraulics.com.au

STAUFF tube clamps with Anti-Corrosion Technology (ACT) prevent crevice corrosion on stainless-steel tubes up to 1inch (25.4mm) O.D in seawater exposed (acidic) environments. NORSOK approved, STAUFF ACT Clamps feature fl ame retardant material combined with elastomer strips and drainage channels to disperse seawater and eliminate stagnation between clamp body and tube.

Exhibitor: PPG Protective & Marine Coatings

Innovation: PITT-CHAR® XP coating

Stand Number: U34

Website: www.ppgpmc.com

A single product solution for fi re and cryogenic spill protection, PITT-CHAR® XP prevents steel structures from heating up rapidly in the event of a fi re by providing protection against extremely high temperatures. It can also be used as a method of protecting structural steel from exposure to the extremely cold temperatures that can result in the event of cryogenic liquid spill.

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Exhibitor: Severn Leeds, a Severn Glocon Group Company

Innovation: Advanced Butterfl y Valve Sealing with SPIRES Technology

Stand Number: K40

Website: www.severnglocon.com

Severn Glocon introduces an innovative design development for their Severn Leeds butterfl y range. The patent pending SPIRES – Sealant Pressure Injection Reserve Endurance System, allows even badly damaged butterfl y valves to be resealed without removal from the line, keeping customer’s plants running and signifi cantly reducing the need for expensive unplanned maintenance.

Exhibitor: SteelHaul

Innovation: Translogix Sapphire Program (TSP)

Stand Number: P4

Website: www.steelhaul.com.au

SteelHaul provide a state-of-the-art ongoing solution to the worldwide complexities of transport. Its Translogix Sapphire Program transport management software has real-time dissemination of visual, voice and data. This ‘cloud’ based software provides immediate web access for clients in a successful effort to reduce costs and improve effi ciency.

Exhibitor: Straddle Carriers Australia

Innovation: Cost Effective Container Handling Solutions

Stand Number: 25

Website: www.straddlecarriers.com.au

Straddle Carriers Australia provide container handling solutions that are safe, cost effective and low maintenance. Whether it be 20 containers a day or 200, there are attachments that will ensure productivity is met. The attachments also allow various other machinery or materials to be lifted and moved.

Exhibitor: Swire Oilfi eld Services

Innovation: Track and Trace Solutions

Stand Number: N14

Website: www.swireos.com

Swire Oilfi eld Services, the world’s largest supplier of cargo carrying solutions, modular systems, offshore aviation services and fl uid management, would like to introduce its track and trace solution, providing end-users with the ability to identify, locate and track materials, viewing asset location and status worldwide by using a web browser.

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Exhibitor: Tracerco

Innovation: TRACERCO™ Discovery

Stand Number: C30

Website: www.tracerco.com.au

TRACERCO™ Discovery is designed for the inspection and fl ow assurance of unpiggable subsea pipelines, providing an image of pipeline contents and wall thinning. Pipeline integrity can be assessed from the outside of the pipeline through coatings with no interruptions, as measurements are taken online. The device can be used on pipe-in-pipe applications, risers and caissons.

Exhibitor: YOKE Industrial Corp.

Innovation: Yellow Snatch Block (YSB)

Stand Number: 11

Website: www.yoke.net

The Complete Snatch Block series is for many

market uses, including oil and gas, marine

and material handling application. YOKE

manufactures from the highest quality tensile

steel/forged alloy steel/alloy steel, available

in wide range of Working Load Limits (WLL)

and wire rope sizes. All products are supplied

with test certifi cates. Safety is a main priority.

AINDT AND IICA FREE SEMINARSThe Australian Institute for Non-destructive Testing (AINDT) and the Institute of Instrumentation Control and Automation (IICA) will host free and comprehensive three-day seminar programs from the new zones on the AOG show fl oor.

The Non-destructive Testing and Condition Monitoring Zone key speakers include:

• ALS Industrial Principal Consultant for Advanced Inspection, Charles Perrie –How advanced NDT Techniques Support Asset Integrity Management Strategies.

• ATTAR General Manager, David Lake – The Risk In Risk Management. Can We Find Enough ‘Good’ NDT Personnel For Australia?

• RAPALLO Principal Reliability Engineer Bob Walker – Reducing The Uncertainty Of Pressure Equipment Inspections.

Seminar times:

Wednesday 19 February2.30pm - 5.30pm

Thursday 20 February11.00am - 2.00pm

Friday 21 February1.05pm - 4.00pm

Highlights from the Instrumentation Control and Automation (IICA) Zone:

• COMPRESSOR CONTROLS CORPORATION Regional Manager, Steve Morell – A Case Study Of Compressor Control Systems On Floating Production, Storage And Offl oading Vessels.

• GAS SECURE Business Development Director, Jorgen Svare – Wireless IR Gas Detector.

Seminar times:

Wednesday 19 February11.00am - 2.00pm

Thursday 20 February 2.30pm - 5.30pm


All seminars will be held in Meeting Room 11, Level 2, Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre.

S33 A.Hak Industrial Services B.V.

A26 A.M.S. TUGS & BARGES

D26 A.Noble + Sons

24 Abbix Industries

B13 Abdex Industries

i1 ABS

53 Absolute Filters

R18 Accrete

X14 Achilles Information

34 Acrodyne

A20 Active Risk Limited

P33 Advanced Sensors

U2 Advanced Technology Products

O26 AEG Power Solutions

O18 Aggreko

V5 Agility Project Logistics

D20 Aker Solutions

O2 Alchemy Oilfield Servicesfi

Q25 Alderley

U14 ALE Heavylift

H38 Alliance Sealing

P8 Allied Pumps

V16 Alloy & Stainless Fasteners

F8 Allstar Recruitment Group

2 ALS

Y14 AMC Management (WA)

C29 AME

Q7 American Completion Tools

T34 AMI Marine / GMDAS

R30 Ampelmann Operations

T7 Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.

X15ANIMA Federation of the Italian Associationsof Mechanical & Engineering Industries g g

R2 ANL – BSL Offshore Containers

U38 Ansell

30 APC Technology

i8 Apco Pipe Fittings Company Limited

S26 Applied Engineering

Q14 APTS

N30 Aquip Systems

T6 ARTA

Z59 ASCO Australia

K1 AsianStar AnchorChain(AsAc)

A1 Asphar Survey Group

T31Association of Singapore Marine Industries(ASMI)

X11 ATO Srl

i14 ATOM

231 ATTAR

17 Aussie Fluid Power

P1 Aussie Orientation Services

242 Aust Dynamic Technologies

M33 Australian Flameproof Services

239 Australian Institute of Non-destructive Testing

K20 Australian Marine Services

X1 Australian Maritime College

U17 Australian Safety Wholesalers

5 Australian Satellite Communications

A1 Australian Shipbuilding & Repair Group

R18 Australia’s Northern Territory

J10 Aventa

U7 AWS

254 AXT

J10 Axter SAS

X11 BAGGI Srl

i26 BAE Systems

F18 Baker Hughes Australia

J10 Bardot Asia Pacificfi

S25 Barge Master

Z7 Bayern International

N36 Belgium Wallonia - Awex

N36 Besix Group

L2 Bexco

L36 Bhagwan Marine

B17 Bibby Offshore

R26 BigLift Shipping

U31 Bisley Workwear

Q1 Bladon WA

J10 Bluecham SAS

i6 Bnv(Blue Sky)Piping Products

F7 BOC

S30 Boerger Pumps Asia

Z67 Bohler Bleche

i38 Bonnie Rock Transport

N36 Boostcode

U1 Bosbox

B21 BPP-TECH / BPP-Cables

U33 Brady Australia

V8 Bray Controls Pacificfi

i10 BSS (Beijing) Petro-Chemical Equipment

X11 BULK Srl

B18 Bullivants

18 Buschutz Engineering

L2 By-Cast

32 C & C Technologies

E8 Cable Distribution Services

L5 Cable Jointing Supplies

B7 Cal Dive

Q15 Callidus Process Solutions

251 Callington Haven

E34 Cameron

Q29 Cargostore International Limited

A23 Castrol Offshore

J33 CCG Australia P/L

X7 Challenger Institute of Technology – ACEPT

X7Challenger Institute of Technology – School ofMaritime Studies

208 City of Perth

R18 Civmec Darwin Offshore Logistics Base

L20 ClampOn AS

O2 Clyde Fasteners

T18 CMM Technology

H20 CMP Products

i30 CNW Energy

J10 COFACE

N20 Comeca Australia

L32 Commercial Norwegian Pavilion!

C45 Constructive Media

U28 Contract Resources

C2 Cortland

F1 Coventry Group (Konnect)

H26 CPTDC

O2 Craig International Supplies

A15 Crest Personnel

S4 CRTS

J1 CTEC of CNPC&Sysbey

C34 Curtin University & WA Museum

H33 Deepwater Corrosion Services

H8 Deutsch

i2 Dezhou United Petroleum Machinery

Y28 Dialight ILS Australia

K32 DNV GL

C26 DOF Subsea

J10 Douce Hydro SAS

247 Drilco Inspections

B2 Dril-Quip, Inc.

M14 Ducab

J10 Dufl ot Industriefl

Q19 Dunlop Oil & Marine

Z6 Dynapumps

Q39 Eaton Industries

M36 Edda Accommodation

O30 EIC (Energy Industries Council)

5 Elektrikom

U19 Elliot Australia

N36 Eloy Water Australia

E13 EMAS

K8 Emerson Process Management

Z47 Endress+Hauser

i38 Enerdrill

N39 Enerflexfl

A31 Energy Publications

Q4 EnergyNewsBulletin.net

O2 Enershield Europe

X14 Ensitech

Q6 Epicor Software

V18 EpiSafe

T8 ERGT Australia

M21 Eureka Pumps As

W14 Excen Srl

Z1 Extran

45 Fabreeka

W13 Farley Riggs

W4 Farstad Shipping Offshore Simulation Centre

A5 Fastwave Communications

K26 Ferguson Group Australia

A1 Fine Entry Marine

R18 Fingers Specialised Metal Fabrication

M21 Fire Protection Engineering AS

L2 Flanders Investment and Trade (FIT)

213 Fluke Australia

Q33 Fluorocarbon

E14 FMC Technologies Australia

J10 Forgital Dembiermont

J2 Fortune Electric

E1 Forum Energy Technologies

W22 Franchini Acciai Spa

L26 Frank Mohn Flatøy AS

J10 French Pavilion – Ubifrance

N20 French-Australian Chamber of Commerce

E9 Freudenberg Oil & Gas Technologies

H14 Fugro

52 Fugro Satellite Positioning

R18 Fyfe Pty Ltd

P30 Gall Thomson

C6 Gardline Marine Sciences

47 Gas Today

Z1 Gasco

N26 Gates Engineering & Services

T25 Gaylin International

Y1 GEA

A21 Geo Oceans

42 Geovert

N20 GEP-AFTP

A20 Glacier Energy Services

Y20 Global Energy Group Asia Pacificfi

Y6 Global Pipe

O2 Global Pipe Components

16 Global Scanning Solutions (Aust)

R7 GLP Group

P6 GMA Garnet Group

B27 Go Marine Group

C29 Green Monster Offshore

E8 Grove Communication

P39 Habonim Industrial Valves and Actuators

39 Haefeli-Lysnar

Z2 Hammelmann Australia

N36 Hamon D’hondt

S5 HardHat Media & Communications

H38 Hardy Spicer

B30 Harkand (Australia)

A6 Harris CapRock

Z28 Harris Pye Engineering

i15 Hart Energy

W27 Hazware

P20 HCL Fasteners

W11 Heat Exchangers WA

T29 Heatec Jietong Pte Ltd

P26 Heatric

R18 Hercules Offshore Lifting Gear

T32 Hex Armor

A14 Hi-Force Australia

S34 Hoerbiger KT Asia Services

Y5 Honeywell Safety Products

W15 Honghua Group

M20 Hoover Container Solutions

Z1 Hunt Engineering & Staff

U20 HYDAC

C2 Hydratight

Z1 Hydro Australia

O2 Hydro Group

Y2 Hy-Lok Oceania

214 I & E Systems

A8 I & M Winch Hire

T1 Ice Qube, Inc.

X11 ICE-Italian Trade Commission

R18 ICNNT

X14 ICON Engineering

S14 IFAP

H29 IFS Australia

B32 IMarEST

R31 Imbros

M29 IMS Group / IMS & TeamTec

248 Industrial Automation Group

Z57 Industrial Info Resources

X14 Industrial Maintenance & Fabrications

U16 Industry Capability Network

W10 Informa Corporate Learning

L30 INMACO

A20 Innospection

36 Innovative Oilfield Services Australiafi

46 Insight Business

P16 Inspectahire Instrument Company

244Institute of Instrumentation Control& Automation

Z26 Insulect Australia

Q5 Intercept Australia

F10 International Paint

C31 Intertek

A40 Intervention Engineering

F2 IPS Australia

O2 IQ Integrity

R30 IRO – Dutch Suppliers Association

1 ITC Global

A33 I-Tech, A Division of Subsea 7

M6 ITT Blakers

252 J G Thomas

M5 J.T. Day

L14 Jacks Winches

R30 Jack-Up Barge B.V.

A1 Jacmor Engineering

E39 James Walker Australia

L2 Jan De Nul Group

A19 Jetwave Marine Services

V27 John Crane Australia

M23 Jotun Australia

250 K D Instruments

A1 Kailis Marine

D2 Kemppi Welding Solutions Australia

W2 Kepner Tregoe

Q18 Keystone Cable

X14 Kitson Group

P30 KLAW

T26 Klinger Limited

C8 Kongsberg

L18 Kongsberg Maritime

237 Krautkramer Australia

W1 Krohne Oil & Gas

R8 KS Combi Lift

S36 KTL Offshore

241Laboratories for Material Analysis& Testing Servicesg

Z1 Lancaster Glass Fibre

8 Land Development Corporation

R30 Lankhorst Mouldings

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249 Lavender International NDT

256 Lectromax Australia

Q35 LEEA

K2 Leeden Australia

P28 Leeden Limited

H39 LEONI Kerpen

20 LHR Marine

K6 Liebherr-Werk Nenzing GmbH

Q30 Lightning Protection International

C40 Liquid Robotics Oil & Gas

O2 LKS Quaero

T13 Lloyd’s Register

L2 LMS, A Siemens Business

O34 LoneStar Australia

57 Louisiana Economic Development

13 LSI-Robway

A7 MacDermid Offshore Solutions

F42 Machinery Supply/IHC Merwede

B26 Magnum Subsea Systems

J29 Mak Kee International

X14 Mallee Bull Eyewear

H2 Marine Loading Australia

X14 Maritime Engineers

T33 Marshall Cavendish Business Information

Z1 Mascot Industrial

Z12 Matrix Composites & Engineering

A13 Maxon Motor Australia

J26 McDermott

234 Measurement Plus

S20 Mechtric

X14 Megavar Power Engineering Services

F5 Mercer Valve Company

X8 Mermaid Marine Australia

Q34 Metocean Services International

i37 Mining & Hydraulic Supplies

M33 Miretti SpA

S27 MKB Machinefabriek

X29 MM/B-Type/Marechal/World Wire Cables

R18 MMC

Q31 MOGAS Industries

G26 Mokveld Valves

O2 Monitor

N2 MRC Global

T2 MSA

P32 MSCM

A1 MTQ Engine Systems (Aust)

67 Murphy Pipe & Civil

B5 Nalco Champion

A13 National Instruments

E31 National Oilwell Varco

M1 National Tools

T30 Navmann Wireless

D14 Neptune Marine Services

U6 Nessco Pressure Systems

E2 Norbar Torque Tools

i33 Norgren

201 Noske-Kaeser New Zealand

Z41 Novus Sealing

R18 NT Chamber of Commerce

W5 NVMS

O2 Ocean Science Consulting

B34 Oceaneering Australia

A1 Oceanic Marine Risks

X11 Officine Termotecniche Fraccaro Srlfi

Q26 Offshore Unlimited

Q17 Oilandgasjobsearch.com

9 OilCareers.com

233 Olympus Australia

R18 OMS Oilfi eld Services (Australia)fi

E26 OneSubsea

X14 OPEC Systems

G5 Open Door Migration

U36 Opeson

A22 Optical Metrology Services Ltd (OMS)

O2 Opus

U30 Orion Safety Industries

G2 Orontide

203 Outback Initiatives

5 Pactel International

W30 Pamas C/O Crea Laboratory Technologies

X11 Pangborn Europe Srl

O2 PanGeo Subsea Scotland

F34 Parker Hannifin Australiafi

M27 PartnerPlast AS

X14 Pecofacet Australia Modular Engineering Division

G18 Pentair

L10 Pepperl+Fuchs

U25 Performance on Hand

X14 Peritus International

P14 Permasense

Q8 Perth Petroleum Services

E5 Petro Vietnam Coating J.S. Company

L6 Petro-king

X11 Petrol Instruments Srl

X3 Petroleum Club WA

i20 Phoenix Contact

E35 Pilbara Access

H6 Piller SEA

X21 Pilosio Spa

R25 Pivot Maritime International

i40 PJOE

C1 PM Piping Australia

260 Portable Analytical Solutions

V1 Powerfl o Solutionsfl

U34 PPG Protective & Marine Coatings

O14 Present Group

29 Pressure & Safety Systems

G1 Pressure Systems

26 Prior Industries Australia

M2 Prochem

P25 Prosafe

C14 Proserv

V15 Prysmian Group

S29 PT Trigraha Sealisindo

O2 QEM Solutions

R18 Quest Palmerston Serviced Apartments

M19 Quickfl ange ASfl

C42 Ray Farrier Consulting

14 Raychem RPG

W16 Rbr Valvole Spa

27 Red Wing Shoe Company

P2 Regal Transport Group

R18 Relocate with Ease

L14 Resource Equipment Limited

33 Richards Industries

O28 Rigging Rentals

i20 Rittal & Phoenix Contact

Y8 Riverside Marine

B1 RMT Valvomeccanica

Z26 Röchling Engineering Plastics

240 Rohrback Cosasco Systems

A27 Romheld Automation

S32 Ropes Technology Corporation Far East

H20 Rose Enclosures

J20 Rosen

238 ROV Innovations

Q38 Roxtec Australia

i31 Royal Purple Oils Australia

T5 Ruelco, Inc.

K3 Ruker Oilfi eld Technologyfi

Q13 Ruslan International

258 Russell Fraser Sales

R18 Rydges Darwin Airport Resort and Hotel

X11 SAER Elettropompe Spa

U3 Safehouse Habitats

Z1 Safemate Antislip

Q2 SafeRad SE Asia

S6 Safoco

M25 Saft Australia

j9 Sagta Engineering

F26 Saipem Spa

Z20 SAL Heavy Lift

M30 Samson Controls

A2 Samson Express Offshore

W28 Sandong Metal Industry Co. Ltd

L2 Sarens Australia Pty Ltd

S17 SatComms Australia

K36 Schenker Australia

49 Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories

X5 Scope Training

38 Scott Safety

O2 Scottish Development International

J10 SDV Australia

i13 Sea Trucks Australia

C43 Seabotix Australia

D5 Seacogs

236 Sealexcel (India)

A34 Seatronics

T37 Sensitron Singapore (Sensing)

31 Sensor Measurement

50 Serko

K40 Severn Glocon Australia

N10 SFI – Orbimax

N20 SGTE Power

G30 ShawCor

W18 Siad Macchine Impianti

X2 SICK

E25 Siemens

246 Sietronics

J10 SKF – S2M

D30 Skilled Offshore

235 Smartchem Industries

A32 Society for Underwater Technology

22 Solberg

O40 Special Piping Materials Australia

i34 Specialised Force

5 SpeedCast

R18 SRA Information Technology

T16 St John Ambulance WA

Z27 Stahl

P1 State 28 Interiors

Y29 Stateside

R19 Statewide Oil Distributors

P4 SteelHaul

X11 Steeltrade Srl

Z1 Sterling Pumps

X14 Stochastic Simulation

25 Straddle Carriers Australia

T3 Streamlight

X14 Subcon Technologies

R18 Sub-Sea & Pipeline

C18 Subsea 7

A30 Subsea Energy Australia

A20 Subsea UK

R1 Sulzer

U8 Sunlec International

G8 Supagas

U29 Surf Life Saving WA

A17 Surface Technology

R14 Swagelok

O2 SWGR

N14 Swire OilField Services

V2 Sylvania Lighting Australasia

X14 Tamboritha

R27Tasmania Department of EconomicDevelopment

R27 Tasports

R35 Taylor Bros

M37 TCO

H8 TE Connectivity

J14 Technip

230 TechRentals

200 Tek – Ocean Energy Sevices

S8 Teledyne Oil & Gas

N36 Telus

R18 Territory Instruments

E6 The Australian Oil & Gas Review

G34 The Lincoln Electric Company (Australia)

W8 The REACH Group

V7 The Rigging Shed

R41 Thermal Electric Elements

M38 Tidewater Marine Australia

J4 Tiehu Petroleum Machinery

D4 TMK

i19 Toll

K14 Toshiba International

R6 Total Industrial and Safety

B8 Total Marine Technology

245 TRAC Oil & Gas

O2 TRAC Oil & Gas

C30 Tracerco

51 Tradequip International

V11 Transtek

T14 Trident Australia

P42 Tristar Australia Pty Ltd

H8 Tyco Electronics

G5 UHY Haines Norton

P18 Ultra Electronics Surveillance Systems

O28 Unique Maritime Group

O28 Unique Seaflexfl

X6 Upstream

B39 UTEC

T19 Uvex Safety Australia

56 Vacuworx

X11 Valtecno Alettatura Srl

12 Valve Technology Aust

V20 Valvitalia Group

R38 Van Beest B.V.

T35 Vanguard Composite Engineering

C5 Veripos Australia

A1 Victron Energy B.V

M26 Viking SeaTech

Q13 Volga-Dnepr Group

A9 Volz Australia

W7 Warren & Brown Technologies

i7 Wasco Energy

S2 Watlow

44 Wattyl Industrial Coatings

F14 Weir Oil & Gas

Q3 Welding Technology Institute of Australia

O31 Welding Units (UK)

58 Well Control School

V14 Welspun Corp

N33 Wesco Australia Pty Ltd

Z68 West Coast Industrial Supplies

D8 Western Advance

R37 Western Controls

H32 Westsea Marine

O2 WFS

R18 Wilson Hire

10 Wilson Transformer Company

48 Wiremarkers Australia

U5 Wolf Safety Lamp Company

B14 WOMA

204 Women in Oil and Gas (WIOG)

B33 Wood Group Kenny Australia

43 Worksafe Environments

j5 Yingkou Haitai Pipe Fittings

i4 Yingkou ZICN Pipe Company

11 Yoke Industrial Corp

G14 Yokogawa

T9 Zeeco

A1 ZF Services Australia

The Key to AOG

Subsea Zone

Exhibitor Zones

Health, Safety & Environment Zone Australian Industry Zone

NDT & Condition Monitoring Zone (Level 2) International Pavilion

Instrumentation Control & Automation Zone (Level 2) Innovation Exhibitor

Education, Research & Training Zone


FUNDING THE NEW TECHNOLOGY WAVE New technologies are constantly being developed in the oil and gas industry but how do designers go about receiving the funding they need to succeed?

That’s where Industry Technology Facilitator (ITF) comes onto the scene. Over the past few years, ITF has seen around eight technologies per year implemented into the market. Since beginning operations in 2000, the broker has invested around $95 million into Joint Industry Projects (JIPs) and is currently funding projects in excess of $25 million.

The company, based in the UK with an offi ce in Western Australia, provides a platform for industry players to articulate their technology needs while offering a trusting environment for collaboration with technology developers, who are assured of confi dentiality and ownership of any intellectual property they bring or develop during their projects.

Some of the technology projects completed through ITF include enhanced seismic imaging and modelling techniques, controlled source electro-magnetic (CSEM) techniques in shallow water, repairing damaged well casing and other technologies developed to enhance or meet changing legislation in oil-in-water monitoring techniques.

Funding is determined by ITF members who assess each proposal on a case-by-case basis. Through this ITF model, both the funding organisation and those offering the innovative solution are matched at an early stage, allowing an appropriate level of dialogue to take place.

During the Australian Industry Participation session at the AOG Conference, ITF Regional Manager Peter Brazier will discuss how this model works, taking technology from concept to commercialisation. He will also look at the company’s JIP in Perth with subsea and pipeline engineering and project management company Subsea Engineering Associates (SEA) Pty Ltd.

“We launched two JIPs in 2012 alone including the project with Subsea Engineering Associates (SEA) Pty Ltd that will explore and demonstrate a new approach to assessing pipeline span issues on the seabed subsea,” Mr Brazier said.

Hosted by the WA Department of Commerce and the Federal Government’s Department of Industry, and sponsored by Chevron, the Australian Industry Participation stream takes place on 19 February at the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre.

AOG JOINS WITH GOVERNMENT TO SHOWCASE AUSTRALIAN OIL & GAS INDUSTRY SUPPLIERSAOG 2014 will host the Australian Industry Zone, a new exhibition area that will provide a platform for Australia’s oil and gas manufacturers and service companies to display their latest technology and services.

The new initiative is the result of a partnership with the Federal and Western Australian Governments to showcase the country’s oil and gas industry suppliers. It will herald the technological breakthroughs taking place in Australia’s oil and gas supply industry.

“Project developers and operators no longer have to look overseas to fi nd solutions for their technical challenges and productivity improvements,” Hon. Michael Mischin MLC said.

“Australia has a vibrant sector of small to medium-sized suppliers that are bringing

new ideas to market in response to industry needs.

“The Australian Industry Zone is one of the ways we are supporting these suppliers to showcase their capability and grow their business. It will allow project decision makers to interact with Australian fi rms in one convenient location on the main exhibition fl oor.”

The Australian Industry Zone is a new feature area showcasing 15 Australian oil and gas industry manufactures and suppliers.

fi rms in one convenient location on the mainexhibition fl oor.”

The AustralianIndustry Zone is a new feature area showcasing 15 Australian oiland gas industrymanufactures and suppliers.

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AUSTRALIAN MARINE COMPLEX ON SHOW The capabilities and achievements of the Australian Marine Complex (AMC) will be on show at the 2014 Australasian Oil & Gas Exhibition.

Located 23 kilometres south of Perth in Henderson, the AMC is recognised internationally as a centre of excellence for manufacturing, fabrication, assembly, technology and maintenance, servicing the oil and gas, mining, marine and defence sectors.

The WA State Government developed the AMC in 2003 to cluster complementary businesses and further enhance opportunities for local companies to compete for large-scale projects through much-needed industrial infrastructure.

Within the complex is the AMC Common User Facility (AMC-CUF) - a world-class, multi-purpose fabrication, assembly and load-out facility.

It offers more than $400 million worth of infrastructure available for use by local industry, providing them with the ability to diversify operations and compete for major

contracts without needing to expand their

own physical boundaries.

The AMC-CUF features:

• 50 hectares of sealed and serviced

laydown and assembly area

• A state-of-the-art fabrication hall

• Five load-out wharves, one fi tted with a

300-tonne crane;

• The world’s most technically advanced

fl oating dock; and

• A 512-wheeled self-propelled modular

transporter with a 4500 tonne capacity.

Over the past 10 years, the facility has

hosted 368 projects and generated $1.7

billion in economic activity in the state,

translating to 24,000 local jobs.

No doubt in the years to come, the AMC

and its vital infrastructure will continue to

be important economic contributors to local

industry and Western Australia as a whole.

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TOP TO BOTTOM SOLUTIONS In 1985 an Aker Solutions engineer envisioned moving gas compression equipment from the topside to the bottom of the ocean. His innovative idea is now becoming a reality at a deep-water fi eld in the Norwegian Sea after more than 25 years of development.

The subsea gas compression solution will extend the life of the fi eld up to 15 years, producing an excess of 280 million barrels of oil equivalent to approximately $28 billion.

It produces pressure, allowing hydrocarbons to travel up the pipelines to a platform or receiving terminal onshore. By unlocking the remaining hydrocarbons into the reservoir, the technology can extend the life of gas fi elds by several years and increase the overall gas recovery.

The world’s fi rst system, the Åsgard subsea compression project, will become operational in 2015 and is one of the most complex subsea projects to date. It will be the fi rst of several other subsea gas compression developments around the world.

The technology is set to boost gas recovery by 10 to 15 percent or more dependent on the properties of the reservoir. In addition to increasing the quantity of gas extracted, the technology is less expensive than the equivalent offshore platform or fl oating unit, reducing production costs two-fold.

Aker Solutions Senior Sales Engineer for Emerging Subsea Technology Salvatore Micali will present the future of the systems at AOG 2014, during the Focus on Technology session. He will give an insight into the ongoing diversifi cation of the system to supply to different utilities such as onshore LNG and FLNG.

“In addition to the increased gas recovery, subsea gas compression provides signifi cant health, safety and environmental benefi ts, through low emissions, no disposals at sea and unmanned operations,” Mr Micali said.

“These advantages have been confi rmed in the success of the fi rst projects, and this, together with the growing investments in this fi eld, makes subsea gas compression systems more and more attractive for a wider range of applications.”

Further modifi cation and development aims to increase the depth capabilities to 3000m, a longer step-out distance and, eventually, compression for injection.

A model of the Åsgard subsea compression system will be on display at the Aker Solutions AOG exhibition stand, at a 1:20 scale. The size will resemble that of a small car.

The world’s fi rst system, the Åsgard subsea compression project, will become operational in 2015 and is one of the most complex subsea projects to date. REDESIGN IN THE

PIPELINE Designing subsea pipelines to avoid vibrations caused by slug and turbulence loading seems to be an impossible task, however, a joint industry project (JIP) launched in 2010 could hold the answer.

Slug fl ow in pipelines, jumpers and risers has the potential to induce signifi cant response amplitudes and can be a substantial contributor to damage accumulation over the life of a fi eld.

Particular consideration of slug fl ow and pipeline response is required in the cases of long pipeline spans, riser-base jumpers, risers and, in general, for compliant structures with intermittent supports.

Wood Group Kenny is working to overcome these issues by studying the mechanics of slug fl ow and response in pipelines with a view to reach industry consensus and develop guidelines.

Working with BP, the Bureau of Safety and Environment Enforcement (BSEE), Chevron, ExxonMobil, GE Oil and Gas, Petrobras, Technip and TOTAL, Wood Group Kenny has detailed comparisons and correlations between the results from physical tests conducted at Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio and numerical results from various software tools for a range of slug fl ow conditions, including high velocity cases.

“Phase one of the JIP considered a detailed interrogation of the load contributors and their effect of on-system response; it also included the application of methodologies to sample systems and a produced set of guidelines,” Wood Group Kenny Group Technology and Engineering Director Keiran Kavanagh said.

To date, the results have helped to improve the understanding of the extent to which slug fl ow contributes to pipe stress amplitudes and damage accumulation as well as contributing to the understanding of slug-structure interaction. Mr Kavanagh will present at the Slugfest – Slug Induced Vibrations in Subsea Pipelines, Spans and Jumpers stream on 19 February at the AOG Conference.

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HUMAN CAPITAL TRENDSMany companies are still doing head count planning – building the workforce plan from the bottom up, which can result in greater numbers of people required with fewer of the capabilities necessary for future growth, according to Deloitte Consulting Partner, Julie Harrison.

Ms Harrison will be the keynote speaker for the Human Capital session on Thursday 20 February, presenting on the 2013/14 Human Capital trends.

“Many organisations end up missing great business opportunities because they don’t have the requisite skills when the market moves,” Ms Harrison said.

“This also usually requires these companies to pay more for the skills they need as the skills become more of a scarce resource.”

Her advice is to take a more strategic ‘top down’ view of workforce requirements through alignment of the workforce plan to the business strategy, which enables future capability requirements to be highlighted early and proactively sought in the market.

Ms Harrison’s presentation will focus on a number of contemporary global human capital trends such as:

• Leadership – what does the leader of the future look like and how the human resources function can support this

• Labour productivity – ensuring the workforce of the right size and enabling and delivering more effi ciently with the people that you have available

• The value of deliberating linking business strategy, organisation design and workforce planning

• The open talent economy – the use of both permanent and other labour sources and;

• The shift from ‘the war for talent’ to ‘the war to develop talent’ as a key retention opportunity for companies.

The presentation titled Human Capital Trends 2013: Resetting Horizons will also look at the considerations for the transformation of human resources to meet new and changing business priorities (from the backroom to the boardroom).

Take time out to relax at the show’s new chill-out zone, The Den, where you’ll have the chance to WIN big with prizes valued at over $30,000, including $10,000 cash.

Located on Level 2, The Den, sponsored by Wärtsilä, offers a reprieve from the busy show fl oor complete with free wi-fi , charging outlets and free food and beverages.

TO ENTER THE DRAW for the prizes, simply show up at The Den and have your pass scanned to go into the draw to win! Hyatt Regency Perth, Print Hall, Coffey, Prior Industries Australia, Weatherzone, Tek-Ocean Energy Services, Abbix Industries and Bertinex Australia will also have some great prizes up for grabs.

$30,000OF PRIZES UP FOR GRABS IN

FOOD AND BEVERAGEA range of enticing food and refreshments will be on offer throughout the event.

Back by popular demand is the Schenker Australia Bratwurst Bar, bringing a German feel to the exhibition fl oor with a range of traditional sausages being served up.

Freshly shucked oysters will be available at the Matrix Oyster Bar, featuring King of Oysters, Jerry Fraser. Further refreshments will be on offer from the Murphy Pipe and Civil Juice Bar, SKILLED Offshore Subsea Bar and the Ansell restaurant.

If you’re just looking for a light snack, freshly popped popcorn will once again be available free of charge thanks to Endress+Hauser.

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Reliable, Fast and Flexible Power Anytime, AnywhereWorking around the clock and around the world, the upstream oil and gas industry faces unique challenges. Ensuring a reliable supply of power and temperature control for your project doesn’t need to be one of them. Aggreko has over 50 years experience in working with the oil and gas industry and has over 190 locations to provide customers with turn-key rental solutions which keep production on-track, no matter what.

South Australia

+61 8 8351 9870Victoria

+61 3 9586 5000Northern Territory

+61 8 8932 6170Queensland

+61 7 3713 8600Western Australia

+61 8 9356 4000New South Wales/ACT

+61 2 9757 6500

Aggreko Australia-Pacific

T: 1800 808 100 E: [email protected]

Aggreko, Power and Cooling Specialists in Oil & Gas

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CONFERENCE PASSES AVAILABLE FROM $508.20 (INCL GST)18AOG Conference at a glance, now incorporating Subsea Australasia Conference

WEDNESDAY 19 FEBRUARY 2014

09:00 PLENARY: THE BIG PICTURE FOCUS ON TECHNOLOGY

OCEANS AND SEDIMENTSEngineering and the environment

FIELD DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES

SLUG INDUCED VIBRATION IN LONG PIPELINE SPANS

10:30 MORNING TEA

11:00 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY PARTICIPATION

MARINE SUPPLY BASE AND LOGISTICS

SAFETY LEADERSHIP

FOCUS ON TECHNOLOGY

OCEANS AND SEDIMENTS

Engineering and the environment

FIELD DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES

SLUG INDUCED VIBRATION IN LONG PIPELINE SPANS

12:30 LUNCH



SAFETY LEADERSHIP

FOCUS ON TECHNOLOGY


Challenging seabeds

WELL INTEGRITY, WORKOVER AND OPERATION

15:00 AFTERNOON TEA



SAFETY LEADERSHIP

FOCUS ON TECHNOLOGY


Challenging seabeds

WELL INTEGRITY, WORKOVER AND OPERATION

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THURSDAY 20 FEBRUARY 2014

09:00 OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE

PRODUCTIVITY HUMAN CAPITAL FOCUS ON TECHNOLOGY

SUBSEA MARKET OUTLOOK

ADAPTING AND OPTIMISING SUBSEA PIPELINE DESIGN FOR CHALLENGING SEABEDS

10:30 MORNING TEA



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ADAPTING AND OPTIMISING SUBSEA PIPELINE DESIGN FOR CHALLENGING SEABEDS

12:30 LUNCH



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5. Numerous Options for Services Available

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