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What’s New For 2013

THE GLOBAL LNG SUMMIT Monday 11th March

Discuss Global LNG Updates With 200+ LNG Experts

THE STORAGE & FLEXIBILITY FORUM Monday 11th March

Take Part In The Annual Gathering For The Storage Industry

NEW European Road Map & Climate Change Senior Working GroupDieter Helm of Oxford University will be joined by Lord Browne Of Madingley of Riverstone Holdings and former CEO of BP & Philip Lowe of the European Commission for a high level discussion on the future for Europe’s energy mix.

NEW Insights On The US MarketAdam Sieminski, Administrator of the U.S. EIA & Dr Charles Ebinger of The Brookings Institute will talk politics, policy, export and shale gas production and also explore how US exports could impact global gas fl ows.

NEW Leading Economic Insight To Guide Us Through Volatile Times Prominent global economist, Roger Bootle of Capital Economics will offer an outlook for the global markets & Christof Ruhl of BP will look at the economic impact on gas demand

NEW Saatchi & Saatchi Insight On Branding & Public RelationsPedro Simko of Saatchi & Saatchi will explain what your company and the gas industry at large can learn from the brand pioneers

NEW Special IEA Energy Briefi ng Dr Birol, Chief Economist, IEA will give the World Energy Outlook & senior IEA analysts will host a working group on how Coal & Renewables are performing and could impact natural gas

NEW Inside Chinese Thinking On GasDr Victor Gao, Director, China National Association Of International Studies & Former SVP, CNOOC will be offering home truths about Chinese public policy on gas utilisation, exploration and import.

PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS

• Japanese Demand Update – Understand Japanese public policy & opinion on energy with Akira Myamoto of Osaka Gas

• An Interview With Shell – Roger Bounds offers the IOC’s perspective On Creativity & Innovation In LNG

• Spotlight on US Exports – Jean Abiteboul of Cheniere will be looking at the reality of US export.

• LNG Trading Update – BP, Petrobras, Vitol & Morgan Stanley explore where the opportunities lie in the traded LNG markets

• A Conversation With QatarGas – Alaa Abujbara will discuss the latest projects on the horizon for QatarGas

PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS

• Regulatory Update – Geert Van Hauwermeiren, of CREG will offer an update on European policy on storage

• Seasonal vs Short Cycle Storage – Adri Pols of TAQA ENERGY analyses cost vs risk appetite

• Investment In Storage – Simon Wills of Centrica Storage will be looking at who will foot the bill for European security of supply

• What Role Does Storage Play In A Renewable Economy? – Willem Faber of Gasunie will offer a case study of his insight on fast cycle storage

Alaa Abu Jbara COO, Commercial

& ShippingQATARGAS

Patrick BaroukiMD, EMEA Power & Gas Trading & Global LNG BARCLAYS

Erich Holzer Managing Director OMV GAS STORAGE

Domenico DispenzaPresident

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THE GLOBAL LNG SUMMIT08.15 Registration & Coffee

08.50 Chairman’s Opening Address Richard Tyler, Partner, Energy Industry Group, HOGAN LOVELLS

THE LNG DEMAND OUTLOOK

09.00 The Future For LNGDomenico Dispenza, President, GIIGNL

09.25

ASIA FOCUSSession 1: 09:25: Asian LNG Demand & Pricing

How Will Asian LNG Demand and Pricing Evolve In The Short, Medium & Long Term? Will A Transparent Pricing Hub Develop in Asian LNG?

Andy Flower, LNG CONSULTANTSession 2: 09:50: Japanese Demand Update

Understanding Japanese Public Policy & Opinion On Energy Policy: Is A Return To Nuclear Power Generation

A Realistic Possibility & Is It Sustainable For Japan To Pay Top Dollar For LNG In The Long Term?

Akira Myamoto, Executive Researcher, OSAKA GASSession 3: 10:15: Discussion & Audience Q&A

10.25

LNG Demand Task ForceTo What Extent & When Will New Global Gas Finds & The Potential US LNG

Export Quell The Global Tug Of War For LNG & How Can Europe Capitalise As We Move Into A New Era For LNG Export?

Moderator: Graham Hartnell, Manager LNG & Gas Consulting, POTEN & PARTNERSPanellists: Guy Broggi, Senior Advisor, LNG, TOTAL

Hiroshi Kondo, Vice President, Paris Offi ce, TOKYO GAS CO LTDAndree Stracke, Global Head of LNG Origination, Long Term Gas Supply & Capacity

RWE SUPPLY & TRADINGDenis Bonhomme, Executive Vice President, Strategy, GDF SUEZ LNG

Andrew Walker, VP, Global LNG, BG GROUP11.15 Morning Coffee

GLOBAL LNG PROSPECTS

11.45A Conversation With… Qatargas

How Is Production Progressing & What Is The Medium To Long Term Supply Outlook?Alaa Abujbara, COO, Commercial & Shipping, QATARGAS

Session Host: David Ledesma, Independent Consultant

12.15An Interview With Shell

An IOC’s Perspective On Creativity & Innovation In LNGDavid Ledesma, Independent Consultant Interviews…

Roger Bounds, General Manager, New Market Development, Global LNG, SHELL

12.45East Africa, North America & Australia LNG

How Will East Africa Compete With North American LNG & The 2nd Wave Of Australian Projects?Leslie Palti-Guzman, Analyst, Global Energy & Natural Resources Practice, EURASIA GROUP

13.10 Lunch: Plus Sign up for the following VIP Speaker Lunch Tables• Domenico Dispenza, President, GIIGNL • Guy Broggi, Senior Advisor to the LNG Director, TOTAL

THE EVOLUTION OF THE TRADED LNG MARKET

14.25Shipping Forecast: To The Moon & Back?

How Is Shipping Developing, After A Glut Of Recent Orders Are There Enough Ships To Satisfy Demand & What Does The Order Book For More LNG Ships Look Like?

Claire Wright, Principal Gas Analyst, LLOYDS LIST INTELLIGENCE

14.50

LNG Trading TaskforceWhere Do The Opportunities Lie In The Traded LNG Markets?

How Are Trader’s Adapting To A World Of Potential LNG Over-Supply & Increasingly Globalised LNG Markets?

Moderator: Ben Wetherall, Global LNG Markets Editor, ICISJonty Shepard, Head Of LNG Trading, BP

Luis Lesmes, Executive Director, LNG, MORGAN STANLEYDavid Thomas, LNG Department, VITOL

Marcio Bastos Demori, LNG Trading Manager, PETROBRAS

15.35

Investments In European LNG And Gas Infrastructure: Bright Future Or Disillusioned Days To Come?

Exploring The Challenges Of Investing In Europe, While The Context Is More And More Ambiguous. Risks Of Over-Investment And Of Stranded Assets? Alternative Solutions For Minimizing Risks

Thierry Trouve, CEO, ELENGY 16.00 Afternoon Tea

POTENTIAL LNG MARKET GAMECHANGERS

16.30

SPOTLIGHT ON THE USA16:30 - Session 1: 20mins: US Export: The Reality

How Is The US Export Terminal Progressing, Who Is Buying The Gas & When Will Export Commence?Jean Abiteboul, President, CHENIERE SUPPLY & MARKETING

16:50- Session 2: 20mins: Other US / North American Export Developments What Are The Key Policy, Regulatory And Contracting Issues?

Patrick Nevins, Partner, HOGAN LOVELLS17:10 - Session 3: 10mins: Audience Q&A

17.20

Natural Gas For TransportThe Opportunities For LNG As A Transport Fuel

Exploring The Market Potential & Understanding The Prospects For The LNG Corridors Developing In Europe Under The European Project LNG Blue Corridors

Manuel Lage, General Manager, NATURAL GAS VEHICLE ASSOCIATION

17.45

LNG Pricing Taskforce (With Electronic Polling)Do Global LNG Pricing Mechanisms Need An Overhaul? As The Market Evolves & Asia Continues

To Attract More LNG Cargos, Are Existing Asian LNG Spot Price Indices ‘Fit For Purpose’?Moderator: Mike Fulwood, Principal Global Gas, NEXANT

The European Perspective: David Ledesma, INDEPENDENT CONSULTANTThe US Perspective: Jean Abiteboul, President, CHENIERE SUPPLY & MARKETING

The Asian Perspective: Andy Flower, LNG CONSULTANTThe Long Term Supply Perspective: Pierre Dumont, Head of Long Term LNG Supply,

Gas & Power Division, ENI18.20 Networking Champagne Roundtables pre-registration required

19.00 Flame Welcome Drinks

THE STORAGE &FLEXIBILITY FORUM

08.15 Registration & Coffee

08.45 Chairman’s Opening AddressPeter Taff, INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT

09.00A Forecast For The Industry

Are We Approaching An Ice Age for Gas Storage? What Does This “Change Of Climate” Mean For The Storage Industry?

Stephen Dewald, Energy Lawyer & Former MD, DEWALD LAW & PROJECTS

09.25European Policy Update

How Do We Achieve Security Of Supply For Europe & What Role Should Gas Storage Play?Geert Van Hauwermeiren, Principal Advisor, CREG

09.50Investment In Storage

Who Will Foot The Bill For European Security Of Supply & Can We Still Believe In Market Fundamentals?

Simon Wills, Managing Director, CENTRICA STORAGE

10.15Morning Round Up Q&A

Put Your Questions To… Stephen Dewald, DEWALD LAW & PROJECTSGeert Van Hauwermeiren, Principal Advisor, CREG

Simon Wills, Managing Director, CENTRICA STORAGE

10.30 Morning Coffee

11.00Seasonal Storage

The Challenges To Seasonal Storage Infrastructure Investments In North West EuropePaolo Formica, Senior Vice President, Gas Storage Europe, ENI G&P

11.25Synergy Between Seasonal & Short Cycle Storage

The Choices A Retailer Faces When Optimising The Gas Portfolio &An Analysis Of Cost Versus Risk Appetite

Adri Pols, Commercial Manager Gas Storage Bergermeer, TAQA ENERGY

11.50

INDUSTRY TASKFORCEThe Outlook For Gas Storage

How Can Investors/Operators And Traders/Users Value Gas Storage In The Short And Long Term?• Do We Need Additional Storage Capacity In Europe?

• How To Justify Storage Projects As Long Term Investments In The Current Gas Market?• What Is The Role For Government And/Or Regulation?

11:50: The Operator Perspective (5 mins each speaker)Paolo Formica, Senior Vice President, ENI

Simon Wills, Managing Director, CENTRICA STORAGEAdri Pols, Commercial Manager Gas Storage Bergermeer, TAQA ENERGY

12:05: The Trader/User Perspective (10 mins each speaker)Fabio Fiorini, Senior Vice President, Gas Storage Europe, MORGAN STANLEY

Daniel Simmons, Originator, EDF ENERGYPatrick Barouki, Managing Director, EMEA Power & Gas Trading & Global LNG, BARCLAYS

12:35: Group Panel Discussion13.10 Lunch & Networking

14.20

What Role Does Storage Play In A Renewable Economy?14.20: Session 1: Analysis

What Does The Renewables Industry Need From The Storage Market & What Is The Projected Scale Of The Demand?

Andrew Morris, Director, PÖYRY MANAGEMENT CONSULTING14.45: Session 2: Fast Cycle Storage

How Can The Storage Industry Respond & Offer The Best Products For The Renewable Economy?

Willem Faber, Managing Director, GASUNIE ZUIDWENDING15.10: Audience Q&A

15.20Long & Short Term Storage

Successfully Managing Both Short Term & Long Term Expectations For StorageJean Marc Leroy, CEO, STORENGY

15.45 Afternoon Tea

16.15Current Demand For Storage And New Gas Flows In CEE

Coping With Short-Term Demand For Storage Capacity While Looking Into The FutureLubor Veleba, Chief Operating Offi cer, RWE GAS STORAGE

16.40Storage Business Innovation

How Do We Adapt To The Needs Of The Customers & Does Storage Now Have To Go To The Market?

Erich Holzer, Managing Director, OMV GAS STORAGE

17.05

Regulation Of Transport: Shell’s ExperiencesFirst Experiences With The New Regulation, Consequences &

Impacts On Storage MarketThorsten Dinkela, Head Of Business Development, Northern Europe

SHELL ENERGY EUROPE

17.30

INDUSTRY TASKFORCEThe Future For The European Storage Market

What Are The Challenges & Opportunities The Storage Industry Faces & Can We Innovate Enough To Overcome Economic Setbacks?

Jean Marc Leroy, CEO, STORENGY Lubor Veleba, Chief Operating Officer, RWE GAS STORAGE

Erich Holzer, Managing Director, OMV GAS STORAGEThorsten Dinkela, Head of Business Development, Northern Europe

SHELL ENERGY EUROPE

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LNG Summit - Networking Champagne Roundtables• Asian LNG Demand & Pricing: Andy Flower, INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT• LNG Shipping: Claire Wright, Principal Gas Analyst, LLOYDS LIST INTELLIGENCE • East African LNG Exploration:

Leslie Palti-Guzman, Analyst, Global Energy & Natural Resources Practice, EURASIA GROUP• The Latin American Gas Market:

Marcio Demori, LNG Trading Manager, PETROBRAS

The Flame Monday Programme - 11th March 2013

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THE GLOBAL LNG SUMMIT7th Annual

THE STORAGE &FLEXIBILITY FORUM

2nd Annual

ASIA

USA INNOVATION

Main Conference Day 1 Tuesday 12th March 2013

Securing A Bright Future For Natural Gas07.50 Registration & Coffee

08.20 Chairman’s Opening Welcome - Steve Wardlaw, Partner, BAKER BOTTS

GAS IN THE CURRENT MARKET ECONOMY

08.30The Global Economic Forecast

Exploring The Economic Growth Outlook For Europe, Asia, America & Africa:Where Will We See Economic Prosperity In The Next 10 Years?

Roger Bootle, Chief Economist, CAPITAL ECONOMICS

09.10The Production Overview

The Market Changes In Europe As Seen Through The Eyes Of A ProducerRune Bjornson, Senior Vice President, Natural Gas, STATOIL

09.35The European Midstream Market Overview

How Can Structural Change Revive The Market?Stefan Judisch, CEO, RWE SUPPLY & TRADING

10.00The Flame 2013 Interview

Natural Gas Insight From An Industry Thought LeaderSpeaker tbc

10.30 Morning Coffee

SECURING THE LEADING ROLE FOR GAS IN THE NEW ENERGY MIX

11.00The World Energy Outlook

What’s In Store For Other Fuels In A Golden Age Of Natural Gas?Dr Fatih Birol, Chief Economist, INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY

THE EUROPEAN ROAD MAP & CLIMATE CHANGE

11.30Session 1: European Commission Address

Gas, Coal, Nuclear & Renewables: Understanding The European Commission’s Future Energy Mix ProposalsPhilip Lowe, Director General, Energy DG, EUROPEAN COMMISSION

11.55Session 2: Are We Winning The Climate Change Battle?

Exploring The Developments In European Climate Change Policy: Is There A Future For The European Roadmap For Climate Change Or Do All Roads Lead Back National Legislation?

Dieter Helm, Fellow, NEW COLLEGE OXFORD UNIVERSITY

12.25Session 3: The Future For Sustainable Energy

What Role Will Fossil Fuels Play In A Low Carbon Future?Lord Browne Of Madingley, Partner & Managing Director, RIVERSTONE EUROPE

12.55 Session 4: In ConversationDieter Helm In Conversation With Philip Lowe & Lord Browne

13.15 Lunch + Meet The Speaker Lunch Tables

14.30

The Industry Barometer Electronic PollingDiscussing The Global Gas Market: Gas Demand, Supplies & LNG

Moderator:Jonathan Stern, Chairman, Natural Gas Research Programme & Senior Research Fellow, OIES

Panellists:The Utilities Perspective: Klaus Schäfer, Chief Executive Offi cer, E.ON RUHRGAS & E.ON ENERGY TRADING

The Production Perspective: Didier Holleaux, CEO, GDF SUEZ E&P INTERNATIONALThe Analyst Perspective: Anne-Sophie Corbeau, Senior Gas Expert, IEA

15.15Lovemarks - How To Generate Loyalty Beyond Reason

A Fresh Way To Look At Your Business & The Natural Gas IndustryPedro Simko, Member, Worldwide Executive Board, SAATCHI & SAATCHI

15.45

Creative Thinking To Secure The Future For The Natural Gas Industry Taskforce Bio-Gas, Gas For Transport, Re-Gas, Product Innovation…

How Can We Innovate To Keep A Place For Gas In A World That Favours Clean Energy?Gertjan Lankhorst, CEO, GASTERRA

Karsten Heuchert, Chairman Of The Executive Board, VNGGerhard Konig, Member Of The Board Of Directors, WINTERSHALL & Chairman, WINGAS

Plus Expert Panellist: Pedro Simko, Member, Worldwide Executive Board, SAATCHI & SAATCHI

16.25 Afternoon Tea

STREAM A Achieving Security Of

Supply For EuropeChair: Phil Murphy, BG GROUP

STREAM B The Future For The Single European

Gas MarketChair: Margot Loudon, EUROGAS

STREAM C Global Gas Pricing & Trading SPECIAL IEA BRIEFING

Gas & The Future Energy Mix

16.55

Balancing European Supply & Demand:

In Uncertain Markets, How Can We Better Understand and

Predict European Demand & Supply Expectations?

Speaker tbc

The Internal Market Review:How Are We Progressing Towards

The 2014 Target?Angus Paxton, PÖYRY

MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

US Shale & EU Gas Trading:Exploring The Impact Of North American

Shale Gas On European MarketsMatt Flanagan, OPPORTUNE ENERGY

CONSULTING

Session 1:Renewables

Technology, Cost And Deployment Policies Paolo Frank,

Head Renewable Energy Division, IEA

Session 2:Emission Trading

What Does Reforming The ETS Mean?Christina Hood, Climate Change Unit, IEA

Session 3:Coal

The Old Champion Back On The Throne?Laszlo Varro, Head Of Gas Coal &

Power Division, IEA

Session 4:Energy Mix Discussion

How Will Different Energy Sources Impact The Future Of The Natural Gas Industry & Its Long

Term Role In The Energy Mix?

17.25Storage & Security Of Supply

Exploring The Role Of Storage In European Security Of SupplyAdri Pols, TAQA ENERGY

The European Gas Target ModelCross Border Market Integration

Walter Boltz E-CONTROL AUSTRIA

Hub Pricing ReviewIs It Finally The Time For Hub Pricing?

Implications Of Recent Developments In Price Setting For The Gas Market

Trevor Sikorski, BARCLAYS

17.55

Norway Production UpdateExploring Norwegian Upstream

Developments & Determining Whether Europe Is Still The Most Attractive

Market For Norwegian Gas?Erik Johnsen, NORWEGIAN

INDUSTRY OF PETROLEUM & ENERGY

The Implementation Of The Third Package

How Much Has Been Done & What Remains?

Sean Waring, INTERCONNECTOR

Regulating The Traded MarketWhat Impact Will Basel III Have On The

Costs, Efficiency & Structure Of The European Gas Trading Market?

Alex McDonald, WMBA

18.25 Networking Champagne Roundtables

18.45 Welcome Drinks Party

Highlights & Networking

Opportunities

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Networking Champagne RoundtablesSip a glass of champagne and discuss the key themes raised during the day. Each table has a theme that picks up on topics covered during the day and is hosted by an expert speaker. Make sure you sign up to enjoy a more interactive experience with an exclusive group of 8 -10 like-minded industry members.

Norwegian Gas: Erik Johnsen, Deputy

Director General NORWEGIAN MINISTRY

OF PETROLEUM AND ENERGY

Hub Pricing: Trevor Sikorski,

Director, Commodities Research

BARCLAYS

The Outlook For Coal:

Laszlo Varro, Head Of Gas Coal &

Power Division IEA

The Gas To Power Sector: Guido Custers,

Managing Director DELTA ENERGY

The Purchaser’s Perspective

On The Gas Market: Gabrielle Seeling-

Hochmath, Director, Gas Strategy & The Gas Centre,

VATTENFALL ENERGY TRADING

Meet The Speaker VIP Lunch TablesThis is your chance to chat with the leading speakers at Flame over a relaxed seated lunch. Ask them to elaborate on points made during their presentation or take the opportunity to put your ideas to the people shaping the gas industry. Sign up for the table of your choice below:

Tuesday 13:15 -14:30

Dieter Helm, FellowNEW COLLEGE OXFORD UNIVERSITY

Anne-Sophie CorbeauSenior Gas Expert, IEA

DiDieDieterter HHeHellmlm, FFeFellllollowNEW COLLEGE OXFORD UNIVERSITY

AAnnAnn Se Se-S hophophiieie CCorCorbbeabeauuSenior Gas Expep rt,, IEA

The TAQA Coffee House At Flame

With comfy seating, proper barista coffee and cookies to hand, the TAQA Coffee House is the perfect place to catch up with old

acquaintances or make new contacts at Flame. The TAQA Coffee House will be a buzzing hub for business discussions all day long

– the place to be to kick start your morning and to re-energize your afternoon!

Flame Electronic PollingHave your say and fi nd out what your peers really think! A panel of senior industry fi gures will join Jonathan Stern to make sense

of your votes and industry sentiment.

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SECURING A BRIGHT FUTURE FOR NATURAL GAS

ECONOMY

BRANDING

Main Conference Day 2 Wednesday 13th March 2013

Exploring The New Balance Of Global Gas Supply & Demand

08.00-

08.30

New Discoveries Breakfast Briefi ngThe New Frontiers For The Gas Market - The Unveiling Of The Top 5 Areas To Watch

Michael Denison, Research Director, CONTROL RISKS

08.15 Morning Coffee

08.30 Chairman’s Opening Address

THE OUTLOOK FOR EUROPEAN SECURITY OF SUPPLY

08.40INDUSTRY ECONOMIC ADDRESS

Exploring The Impact Of Economic Challenges On The Changing Global Gas Demand LandscapeChristof Rühl, Group Chief Economist & Vice President, BP

09.10

THE GAS INDUSTRY TASKFORCESecurity Of Supply, Investment In Infrastructure, European Energy Policy:

How Can The European Gas Industry Survive & Thrive In A Landscape Of Evolving Market Fundamentals?10mins: Setting The Scene Address

Panel Moderator, Benoît Pouzieux, Head of Key Accounts, GRTgaz40mins: Panel Discussion

Paul van Gelder, Chairman of the Executive Board, GASUNIEKurt Bligaard Pedersen, Executive Vice President, DONG ENERGY

Dennis Hesseling, Head Of Gas Department, ACER, Slavko Preocanin, President, SHELL ENERGY EUROPE

10.00Price Review Focus

Exploring The Changing Nature Of LNG Price Reviews And Their Impact On Europe Jay Alexander, Partner, BAKER BOTTS

10.25

The Financial Investors In EnergyHow Do Financial Investors View The Asset Class? What Is The ROI, How Does Europe Compare To

The USA & What Can Be Done To Optimize Energy Infrastructure To Improve Profi tability?Brandon Prater, Managing Director, Private Infrastructure, PARTNERS GROUP

Anastasia Deulina, Director, FIRST RESERVE CORPORATIONDavid Kerr, Senior Vice President, GIC SPECIAL INVESTMENTS

Yacine Saidji, Vice President, MORGAN STANLEY INFRASTRUCTURE11.00 Morning Coffee

EXPLORING GLOBAL PRODUCTION & DEMAND

11.30

CHINAChina and Its Importance To The Global Economic & Political Outlook:Exploring Chinese Opinion & Future Impact On The World Energy Markets

Dr Victor Gao, Director, CHINA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (CNAIS), International Councillor, ASIA SOCIETY & Former Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Company Secretary,

CHINA NATIONAL OFFSHORE OIL CORPORATION (CNOOC)

12.10

USA12:10 - Session 1: US Shale Gas Production Outlook

How Is Shale Gas Production Evolving & Can It Overcome Rising Economic & Environmental Pressures & Continue To Flourish?Adam Sieminski, Administrator, U.S. ENERGY INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION

12:35 - Session 2: US Politics, Energy Policy & Export OverviewHow Does Energy Fit Within The New Administration’s Vision & Will US Gas Export Become A Reality Anytime Soon?

Dr Charles K. Ebinger, Director, Energy Security Initiative, THE BROOKINGS INSTITUTION13:00 - Session 3: Open Discussion & Audience Q&A

13.10 Lunch & Meet The Speaker Lunch Tables

14.15

RUSSIA14:15 - Session 1: Russian Domestic Gas Update

How Does The Russian Government View Gas Moving Forward, Where Does Gas Fit Into The Broader Energy Policy & How Big A Priority Is Gasifi cation On The Domestic Market?

Vladimir Drebentsov, Head Of Russia & CIS Economics, BP & VP, External Affairs, BP RUSSIA14:40 - Session 2: South Stream Update

Understanding The Developments Of The South Stream Offshore PipelineJonathan Stern, OXFORD INSTITUTE FOR ENERGY STUDIES Interviews...

Marcel Kramer, CEO, SOUTH STREAM TRANSPORT15:10 - Session 3: Novatek Update

How Is Arctic LNG Production Progressing & How Is Novatek Becoming More Active In European Markets?Mark Gyetvay, Chief Financial Offi cer, Deputy Chairman Of The Management Board &

Member Of The Board Of Directors, OAO NOVATEK *tbc

15:35 - Session 4: Russia & The Global Gas MarketHow Is Russia Responding To increased Global Competition From New Suppliers & How Will Russia Develop Its Export Strategy?

Tatiana Mitrova, Head Of Global Energy, SKOLKOVO ENERGY CENTRE16.00 - Session 5: Open Discussion & Audience Q&A

16.10 Afternoon Tea

STREAM ASecurity Of Supply

& Global Gas Market Developments

STREAM BThe Future For The Single European

Gas Market

STREAM CNew Developments In The Natural Gas

Industry

STREAM DGas To Power & The Future Energy Mix

Chair: Anouk Honore, OIES

16.40

Gas InvestmentsExploring Essential & Forthcoming Gas and Priority Investments for

European Energy SecurityPaul Shapiro, EBRD

Network CodesWhat Are The Key Drivers For

Implementing Network Codes, Will The Codes Enable Free Movement

Of Gas And How Long Will Implementation Take?

Chris Logue, NATIONAL GRID

Shale Gas In EuropeHow Will The Drilling Develop & What Will Be

The Impact On The Natural Gas Industry?James Elston, PALLADIAN ENERGY

Power Sector AnalysisWhat Are The Drivers In The Power Business & How Can We Strengthen The Relationship

Between Gas To Power?Guido Custers, DELTA ENERGY

17.05Four Lawyers, Seven Continents

Steve Wardlaw, Mark RowleyJason Bennett &

Sean Korney, BAKER BOTTS

Market CouplingCan Market Coupling, Network Code

Capacity Auctions And Balancing Network Codes Work Together

Harmoniously? Speaker tbc

Natural Gas for BunkeringHow Is Natural Gas For Maritime

Transport Progressing & How Big An Industry Will It Create?

Speaker tbc

The Decline Of Natural Gas From The Perfect Fuel To A Case Of Subsidy?

Stefan-Jörg Göbel, STATKRAFT

17.30

IraqUnderstanding The Scale Of The

Gas Market, The Future Prospects For Export & The Challenges

To OvercomeDr Usama F.A. Karim,

ENERGY & THE MINISTRY OF OIL, IRAQ

German Energy PolicyExploring The Role Of Gas In Germany’s New Energy Policy

Stefanie NevelingBNETZA

Small Scale LNG Exploring The Technical And Operational Challenges Encountered For Developing

New Gas Uses & Exploring The Opportunities Within Natural Gas For

TransportPierre Cotin, ELENGY

Exploring The Future Energy MixHow Will Shale Gas Impact

European Prospects?Richard Sarsfi eld-Hall

PÖYRY MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

17.55

Eastern Mediterranean Understanding the Region’s Gas

Potential & Determining The Export Prospects

Sohbet Karbuz, MEDITERRANEAN OBSERVATORY FOR ENERGY

Trading In European MarketsHow To Trade In A Disjointed &

Obsolete European Market & Is It Possible To Achieve A More Efficient

& Cheaper Market?Didier Magne,

RWE SUPPLY & TRADING

CCS:Exploring The Challenges, Opportunities

& The Reality Of CCS For GasHoward Rogers, OIES

The Purchaser’s ViewHow Do The Challenges The Gas Industry Is Faces And The Performance Of Other Energy

Sources Shape The Purchaser’s PortfolioMoving Forward?

Gabrielle Seeling- HochmuthVATTENFALL ENERGY TRADING

18.20 The Flame Drinks & Quiz Night

Highlights & Networking

Opportunities

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EXPLORING THE NEW BALANCE OF GLOBAL GAS SUPPLY & DEMAND

The Baker Botts Business Lounge At Flame

Kindly hosted by Baker Botts, the Business Lounge will be a quiet area offering non-stop Wi-Fi internet access, laptops, printers and

desk space enabling you to keep on top of work in betweensessions.

The Flame Drinks & Quiz NightHosted by

Enjoy a relaxed evening of drinks and take part in an entertaining quiz designed to test how well you really know the natural gas

industry!

Gain Fresh Market Insight Our New Inspiring Presentations Will Inform

Your Thinking On The Industry…

The Economic Outlook What’s The Global Economic Outlook, How Will Europe Fare In 2013-14 And What Will The Mean For The Natural Gas Industry?

Roger BootleChief EconomistCAPITAL ECONOMICS

The Energy MixWhat Role Will Gas Play In The World Energy Mix And How Are Other Energy Sources Threatening Gas Utilization Across The Globe?

Dr Fatih BirolChief EconomistINTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY

The Outlook For ChinaHow Does The Chinese Government View Gas And What’s The Future For Chinese Energy Policy?

Dr Victor Gao, Director, CHINA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (CNAIS), International Councillor, ASIA SOCIETY

& Former Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Company Secretary, CHINA NATIONAL OFFSHORE OIL CORPORATION (CNOOC).

The Opportunities For PR & Branding In The Industry - Are We Missing A Trick?

How Can The Natural Gas Industry Raise Its Profi le & Educate European Policy Makers And The Public On The Benefi t Of Natural Gas Use?

Pedro SimkoMember, Worldwide Executive BoardSAATCHI & SAATCHI

Meet The Speaker VIP Lunch TablesThis is your chance to chat with the leading speakers at Flame over a relaxed seated lunch. Ask them to elaborate on points made during their presentation, or take the opportunity to put your ideas to the people shaping the gas industry. Sign up for the table of your choice below.

Wednesday 13:10 - 14:15

Dr Victor Gao, Director, CHINA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERNATIONAL

STUDIES (CNAIS)

Tatiana Mitrova, Head Of Global Energy, SKOLKOVO ENERGY CENTRE

Dr. Sohbet Karbuz, Director Of Hydrocarbons Division, MEDITERRANEAN

OBSERVATORY FOR ENERGY (OME)

(Pre-registration required)

INVESTORS

CHINA

INTERVIEW

Gain Fresh Market Insight

Main Conference Day 3Thursday 14th March 2013

THE EVOLUTION OF GAS MARKET DYNAMICS 08.30 Morning Coffee

08.45 Chairman’s Opening Address

09.00Exploring The Global Demand Outlook

Exploring The Changing Global Gas Demand Landscape: Will European Demand Continue To Decrease, Will Asian Demand Continue To Grow & How Will Increasing South American Demand Impact The Market?

Ben Hollins, Head of Gas & Power Research, WOOD MACKENZIE

GAS PRICING & TRADING IN EUROPE

09.25

OIES Hub Pricing ReviewWhich Hub(s) & Which Prices Best Represent The European Market?

Jonathan Stern, Chairman, Natural Gas Research Programme & Senior Research Fellow &Howard Rogers, Director, Natural Gas Research Programme,

OXFORD INSTITUTE FOR ENERGY STUDIES

10.05Gazprom Export Update

Gas Pricing In An Evolving MarketSergey Komlev, Head Of Contract Structuring & Price Formation Directorate, GAZPROM EXPORT

10.30 Morning Coffee

11.00

The Outlook For European Gas Trading11:00 - Session 1: Guest Analyst Address

Should We All Move To Henry Hub Pricing? An Analysis & Comparison Of Global Hub EvolutionThierry Bros, Senior Analyst European Gas & LNG Markets, SOCIETE GENERALE

11:20 - Session 2: European Gas Trading TaskforceMarket Development And Trading: How Is The European Gas Market Evolving & Interacting With The Electricity Markets,

Where Are The Best Opportunities Right Now & What Can We Do To Encourage A More Effi cient Market?Moderator: Colin Lyle, Chairman Of The Gas Committee, EFET

Panellists:Nick Allen, Manager, Europe Commercial, CONOCOPHILIPS

Klaus Reinisch, CEO, PETRONAS ENERGY TRADINGKenneth Snodgrass, General Manager - North West Europe, SHELL ENERGY EUROPE

Douglas Lawrence, Managing Director Head of EMEA Gas Trading, MERRILL LYNCH COMMODITIES (EUROPE) LIMITED

12.05

Investment In Gas Infrastructure In The European Market12:05 - Session 1: European Commission Update

How Is The Third Package & The Infrastructure Package Progressing To Achieve Security Of Supply For Europe?Jean-Arnold Vinois, Acting Director, Internal Energy Market, Energy, EUROPEAN COMMISSION

12:30 - Session 2: European Gas Infrastructure & Investment TaskforceThe End Of Liberalisation? Can We Both Protect Investment In Gas Infrastructure In Tough Economic Times &

Follow The Principles Of Market Liberalisation?Jean-Claude Depail, President, GIE & Executive Vice President, Infrastructures Business Line, GDF SUEZ

Jesco Von Kistowski, Managing Director, ECONGASStephan Kamphues, President, ENTSOG

Francisco De La Flor Garcia, Director, Regulation, ENAGAS

13.15 Lunch & Meet The Speaker LunchtablesSTREAM A

Security Of Supply & Global Gas Market Developments

STREAM BThe Future For The Single European

Gas Market

STREAM CInnovations In The Natural Gas Industry

& The Energy MixStream Chair: Guy Fasanino, GRT GAZ

STREAM DInvestment In The European Gas Markets &

Infrastructure

14.25

The Role For CEE In European Supply Security

Exploring The Outlook For Pipeline Transit & Could The CEE Gas

Infrastructure Be Used As A Tool To Give The Rest Of Europe

Flexibility?David Viduna, CEZ

Progressing Towards The IEMACER’s Monitoring FindingsGian Carlo Scarsi, ACER

Positioning Gas As A Future Fossil Free Energy Carrier

What Are The Visions For Gas In A Fully Fossil Free Danish End-Customer

Market & Can The Rest Of Europe Benefit From Our Necessary Innovation?

Søren Juel Hansen, ENERGINET.DK

Connecting The European Market How Should We Be Better Connecting The European Gas Capacity Market?

Annie Krist, GTS

14.50

Nord StreamMeeting The Growing Demand Of

Natural Gas & A New Feasibility Study Of Additional Pipelines: The Way

ForwardJens Müller, NORD STREAM

UK FocusHow Can The Now Import Dependent UK Secure Gas Supplies & Can The Market Deliver Or Do We Need To Implement Additional Mechanisms?

Pamela Taylor, OFGEM

Power To GasUnderstanding The Prospects &

Challenges For Transporting Electricity In The Current Gas Infrastructure

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Cross Border MergingWhat Are The Opportunities & Challenges For

Cross Border TSO Merging?Rudy van Beurden, FLUXYS

15.15

Southern Corridor Focus

Presentation 1: 20minThe Government Perspective On

The Developments In The Southern Corridor

Gulmira RzayevaGOVERNMENT OF AZERBAIJAN

Presentations 2: 20minAzerbaijan, Kurdistan, And

Turkmenistan Gas To The Southern Corridor: Trajectory & Prospects

Dr. Jennifer CoolidgeCMX CASPIAN GULF

CONSULTANTS

Discussion: 10min

German Market FocusHelmut Kusterer

GASVERSORGUNG SUEDDEUTSCHLAND

Madjid Kuebler, TEAM CONSULT

Presentation 1: 20min“Rekommunalisierung” And Its Impact

On The German MarketDr. Frank Brinkmann, DEW21DORTMUNDER

ENERGIE-UND WASSERVERSORGUNG GmbH

Presentation 2: 20minThe German “Energiewende”

Dr. Felix HöfflerUNIVERSITY OF COLOGNE

Presentation 3: 20minThe Role Of Gas In Germany’s New

Energy ModelDr Ludwig Möhring

WINGAS

Panel Discussion: 15min

Renewables & GasExploring The Substitution Effect

Between Renewables & GasJan von Drathen

EON CLIMATE & RENEWABLES

The European Infrastructure PackageHow Is This Developing & Will It Succeed In

Stimulating The System?Francisco de La Flor Garcia, ENAGAS

15.40

EU-ETS And The Gas IndustryWhat Are The Currently Discussed / Implemented Fixes To Increase The

Stringency Of The European Emissions Trading Scheme And Which

Repercussions On The Gas Market Can Be Expected?

Ingo Tschach, TSCHACH SOLUTIONS

Capacity Markets in Power GenerationHow Could They Work? How Will They Affect

The Power And Gas Markets?Martin Giesen, ADVANCED POWER

16.05

Shale Gas In The UKWhat Is The Outlook, Potential Impact

& The Obstacles That Stand In The Way?

Dan LewisFUTURE ENERGY STRATEGIES

The Dash For BiogasWhat Is The Future For Bio Gas & How

Scalable Could The Market Be?Charlotte Morton

THE ANAEROBIC DIGESTION AND BIOGAS ASSOCIATION

How Can Existing Infrastructure Support A Deeper Gas Market?

What Are The Opportunities To Optimise The Gas Market?

Harald StindlGAS CONNECT AUSTRIA

16.30 End of Flame 2013

Highlights & Networking

Opportunities

Flame In Numbers…

• 750+ Of The Most Infl uential Names Convening In Amsterdam For Europe’s Largest Gas Conference. Companies include ExxonMobil, Shell, Conocophilips, BP, RWE, Chevron, EON, BG, Qatar Gas, ENI, Centrica.

• 140+ Inspiring & Informative Senior Industry Speakers. Speakers include European Midstream CEOs, Heads of Trading, Chief Economists & Senior Regulators.

• 170+ Presentations, Panels, Debates & Roundtables On Essential Industry Themes including Gas Trading, Pricing, Infrastructure, Investing, Storage, Flexibility, LNG, The Third Package, Emissions Trading & Security Of Supply

• 70+ Key Members Of The Storage Community Will Come Together For The 2nd Annual Storage & Flexibility Forum

• 200+ LNG Professionals Gather For Europe’s Largest LNG Event - The World-Renowned Global LNG Summit

• 5 Days Of Focused Industry Networking (including the chance to sign up to 6+ VIP Speaker Lunch tables, 7+ Evening Champagne Roundtable Discussion Groups, 4 Drinks Receptions & 1 Breakfast Briefi ng)

• 16+ Networking Coffee, Lunch & Cocktail Reception Enabling You To Meet Old Acquaintances, Make New Business Contacts & Enjoy A Proper Coffee Between Sessions In Comfort & In One Place At The Flame Village

• 2 Electronic Polling Sessions - Hear What The Industry Really Thinks & Have Your Say.

To Register: Tel: +44 (0)20 7017 7200 Fax: +44 (0)20 7017 7807 Email: info@icbi.co.uk For latest programme or to register, please visit: www.icbi-fl ame.com 5

Meet The Speaker VIP Lunch TablesThis is your chance to chat with the leading speakers at Flame over a relaxed seated lunch. Ask them to elaborate on points made during their presentation, or take the opportunity to put your ideas to the people shaping the gas industry. Sign up for the table of your choice below:

Thursday 13:15 - 14:25

Jesco Von Kistowski, Managing Director ECONGAS

Howard V. RogersDirector, Natural Gas Research Programme

OXFORD INSTITUTE FOR ENERGY STUDIES

Søren Juel Hansen, Head Of Gas Infrastructure, ENERGINET.DK

The Future For Gas Trading WorkshopTrading, Price Formation, Risk Management & Regulation

Participants will come away with an updated understanding of gas trading developments in Europe and how new products are developing and being used. The intention is to have an interactive session with active participants and several presenters to give different areas of focus.

Workshop Host: Karen Sund, Partner, SUND ENERGY

Friday 15th March 2013, 9am - 4pmSee Page 8 for more details

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The European Midstream Market Update Stefan Judisch, CEORWE SUPPLY & TRADING

Stefan explores whether structural change can revive the European Midstream Business.

Klaus SchäferCEO E.ON RUHRGAS & E.ON ENERGY TRADING

Klaus offers the utilities perspective on our ever-popular electronic polling panel.

Gerhard KonigMember Of The Board Of DirectorsWINTERSHALL & Chairman, WINGAS Gerhard discusses creativity & how the gas industry can innovate to secure its place in the energy mix.

Kurt PedersenExecutive Vice President DONG ENERGYKurt debates how the European gas industry can survive and thrive in a world of evolving market fundamentals.

The Energy Mix And Climate Change Dr Fatih Birol

Chief EconomistINTERNATIONALENERGY AGENCY

Dr Birol will be presenting the IEA’s World Energy Outlook & exploring how other energy sources compare.

Dieter HelmFellowNEW COLLEGE OXFORD UNIVERSITY

Professor Helm suggests what we can do to get back on track to win the climate change battle.

Lord Browne Of MadingleyPartner & Managing Director, RIVERSTONE EUROPE

Lord Browne offers his thoughts on the future for sustainable energy and the role of fossil fuels in a low carbon economy.

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Gas & The Global Economy

Roger Bootle

Chief Economist

CAPITAL ECONOMICS

Roger will be offering the global

economic perspective - he will

give Flame the big picture!

Christof RühlChief EconomistBP

Christof will apply his economic

skills to the industry, offering insight into the economic impact

on gas demand and supply.

Market Regulation & European Policy Philip Lowe, Director General, Energy DG,EUROPEAN COMMISSION

Philip will be offering European Commission insight into the future energy mix.

Stephan KamphuesPresidentENTSOG

Stephan will discuss the future for investment in infrastructure.

Jean-Arnold VinoisActing Director, Internal Energy Market, EnergyEUROPEAN COMMISSION

Jean-Arnold will explore the future for European security of supply.

Dennis HesselingHead Of UnitACER

Dennis will look at how the European gas market can survive and thrive in current market conditions.

Russian Domestic Gas Outlook

Vladimir DrebentsovHead Of Russia & CIS EconomicsBP

Russian Gas Transport

Marcel Kramer CEO SOUTH STREAM

Arctic LNG Mark Gyetvay, Chief

Financial Offi cer, Deputy Chairman Of The Management Board & Member Of The Board Of Directors, OAO NOVATEK *tbc

Russia & The Global Gas Market

Tatiana MitrovaHead Of Global EnergySKOLKOVO ENERGY CENTRE

RussiaShale Gas Production Outlook

Adam SieminskiAdministrator, US ENERGY INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION

US Politics, Energy Policy & Export Overview

Dr Charles EbingerDirector, Energy Security InitiativeTHE BROOKINGS INSTITUTE

The USA

The Eastern Mediterranean

Sohbet KarbuzDirector Of HydrocarbonsMEDITERRANEAN OBSERVATORY FOR ENERGY

China

Dr Victor Gao, Director, CHINA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERNATIONAL

STUDIES (CNAIS), International Councillor, ASIA SOCIETY & Former Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Company Secretary, CHINA NATIONAL OFFSHORE OIL CORPORATION (CNOOC).

Iraq

Dr. ir. U. F. A. Karim, Senior Advisor to the DPM for Energy, Iraq Coordinator IRQ-EC Energy agreement Engineering Faculty

(CTW) UNIVERSITY OF TWENTE

Gas Production Perspectives Sergey Komlev

Head Of Contract Structuring & Price Formation Directorate GAZPROM EXPORT

Sergei explores gas pricing in an evolving market.

Didier HolleauxCEO

GDF SUEZ E&P INTERNATIONAL

Didier offers the production perspective to our global gas electronic polling discussion.

Rune BjornsonSenior Vice President, Natural GasSTATOIL

Rune gives the producer’s perspective on the European market

F. A. Karim,dvisor to the E I

Gas Trading In Europe Nick AllenManager, Europe CommercialCONOCOPHILIPS

Klaus ReinischCEO PETRONAS ENERGY TRADING

Kenneth SnodgrassGeneral Manager – North West EuropeSHELL ENERGY EUROPEDouglas LawrenceManaging Director Head of EMEA Gas Trading, MERRILL LYNCH COMMODITIES (EUROPE) LIMITEDNick, Klaus, Kenneth & Douglas will be joining a discussion hosted by Colin

Lyle of the EFET, which focusses on market development and gas trading,

and will explore how we can make the market more effi cient.

Investment In Infrastructure Jean-Claude DepailPresident, GIE & Executive Vice President, Infrastructures Business LineGDF SUEZ

Jesco Von KistowskiManaging DirectorECONGAS

Francisco De La Flor Garcia, Director, Strategy & RegulationENAGAS

Stephan Kamphues of ENTSOG will be joining Jean-Claude, Jesco and Francisco to explore whether market liberalisation can still continue when we need to act to protect and encourage investment in gas infrastructure.

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Jean Abiteboul, PresidentCHENIERE SUPPLY & MARKETING

Session timing: 16:30 & 17:45 Jean joined Cheniere in 2006, after having held various positions within Gaz de France (now GDF Suez), including Executive Vice President of Supply, Trading & Marketing, President of GASELYS, Executive Vice President International as well as Advisor to the Chairman & CEO and Secretary of the Board of Directors.

Alaa Abujbara, COO, Commercial & ShippingQATARGAS

Session timing: 11:45 Alaa Abujbara joined the Yebna Computers & Electronics, Doha, Qatar,

as Manager Administration before embarking his career with the Qatar Liquefi ed Gas Company Limited in 1996. His career has spanned from the General Services Department to Public Relations Manager (1998) to

General Manager of Japan Liaison Offi ce (2003) in Nagoya, Japan. In 2006, he was appointed as the Marketing Director of Qatargas Operating Company Limited. As the Marketing Director he was responsible for all LNG Marketing activity as well as for the management of the Qatargas Liaison offi ces in Japan and China. He was appointed as COO C&S in 2011 where he is responsible for LNG Marketing, Sales Administration, Business Scheduling, Shipping and the 3 overseas liaison offi ces [Japan, China & America’s].

Denis Bonhomme, Executive Vice President, StrategyGDF SUEZ LNG

Session timing: 10:25 Denis joined GDF Suez in 2006 and he joined from Mckinsey where he was in charge of energy and fi nancial arrangements for clients. Previously to his time at Mckinsey he spent 11 years in the oil and gas sector at Elf and Total.

Roger Bounds, General Manager New Market Development Global LNG, SHELL

Session timing: 12:15 Roger leads a global team responsible for market access for Shell’s LNG production, entry to new markets, the provision of commercial advice and communications strategy. He was formerly Vice President New Business Development for the Asia Pacifi c LNG market and Director, Shell CSG (2008 - 2010). In his time with Shell, Roger has been a key player in building Shell’s leading global LNG production, marketing and trading positions.

Guy Broggi, Senior Advisor To The LNG Director, TOTAL Session timing: 10:25 Guy Broggi joined TOTAL in 1978 as an expert in geosciences for E&P activities after graduating from “Ecole des Mines” (Nancy, France). His fi rst ten years at TOTAL were dedicated to exploration data treatment and economics modelling for E&P investments. He was recently appointed Senior Advisor to the LNG Director in Paris Headquarters after having been in charge of the LNG Supply for the group (2006-2011). Before that, he had held several commercial positions related to the development of TOTAL LNG business in Jakarta and Tokyo (1988-1995), Commercial Director for TOTAL E&P subsidiaries in Argentina (1998-2001) and the UK (2002-2006) where he helped create TOTAL LNG desk in London. He is a non-executive director of Total Gas and Power (UK).

Marcio Bastos Demori, LNG Trading ManagerPETROBRAS

Session timing: 14:50 Marcio joined Petrobras’ natural gas commercial department in 2001. He has expertise in negotiating and managing several gas sales agreements with local distribution companies and power generators, as

well as gas purchase agreements with local producers in Brazil of associated and non-associated gas. He is involved in Petrobras’ LNG developments since 2004, participating on the implementation of the 2 regasifi cation terminals in Brazil since conception, structuring the LNG supply strategy and contractual arrangements.

Domenico Dispenza, President, GIIGNL Session timing: 09:00 From 2002 to 2004 Domenico was Deputy COO of ENI’s Gas & Power Division. In 2004 he was nominated Chairman and CEO of Snam Rete Gas. Then from 2006 to 2011 he was appointed COO of ENI Gas & Power Division. In 2012 Domenico became Chairman of Versalis & in 2012 he was elected President of GIIGNL.

Pierre Dumont, Head of Long Term LNG Supply, Gas & Power Division, ENI

Pierre joined Distrigas sa about 20 years ago. After several assignments in operational units, he joined the commercial group and gained more than 15 years managerial experience and exposures along the LNG value chain: Long Term LNG supply, trading, shipping and operations.

Pierre also contributed to various successful new business developments such as LNG swaps, re-exports and small scale. After Distrigas was acquired by eni, Pierre became responsible for Long Term LNG Supply within the Gas and Power Division.

Andy Flower, LNG CONSULTANT Session timing: 09:25 &17:35 Andy has spent 30 years working in the business, initially with BP and as an independent consultant. He has participated in the development of LNG projects in Asia, Australia, the Middle East and Africa and negotiated LNG sales contracts and pricing agreements with LNG buyers in all the main markets.

Mike Fulwood, Principal, Global Gas, NEXANT Session timing: 17:45 Mike is a Principal in the Global Gas consulting business of Nexant, a global software and consulting business. Mike has almost 30 years of experience in the energy industry and joined Nexant in September 2008 following Nexant’s acquisition of the Energy Markets consulting business. Prior to forming Energy Markets in 1997, Mike worked as a Director at British Gas Transco.

Graham Hartnell, Manager, LNG & Gas ConsultingPOTEN & PARTNERS

Session timing: 10:25 Mr Graham Hartnell leads LNG & Gas Consulting activities for Poten &

Partners in London. He has over 25 years of experience in the oil and gas industries. He began his career in the oil and gas exploration sector

and has subsequently worked in a variety of upstream and downstream roles in a wide range of countries across the globe.

Hiroshi Kondo, Vice President, Paris Offi ce, TOKYO GAS Session timing: 10:25 Hiroshi Kondo is Vice President of Tokyo Gas Paris Offi ce. Tokyo Gas

is the largest gas company in Japan. His geographical areas regarding LNG matters are Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Since he joined Tokyo Gas in 1996, he has been in charge of LNG operations for many

years. His responsibilities include receiving LNG shipments at terminals, controlling cargo delivery schedules and making sales and purchase contracts. Previously, he worked for Tokyo LNG Tanker, a subsidiary of Tokyo Gas, managing some vessels under transportation contracts.

Manuel Lage, General ManagerNATURAL GAS VEHICLE ASSOCIATION

Session timing:17:20 Manuel’s professional career of 37 years has been in the automotive

industry: Chrysler España (Spain and U.K.), Enasa-Pegaso (Spain) and Iveco (Spain and Italy). His wide industry experience has been built upon very different activities, mainly around product defi nition and

development: Engine & Truck Development, Engine Engineering, Product Planning, Marketing & Commercial, Business Development and CNG Truck Engineering and Development Unit. he has also been professor of thermal engines in the Polytechnic University of Madrid and presently is professor in the postgraduate course Master de Automoción in the INSIA (Madrid).

David Ledesma, INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT Session timing:11:45 & 12:15 & 17:35 David is an independent consultant with over 16 years’ LNG experience gained through the development of LNG projects in Asia and the Middle East. David provides commercial, fi nancing and strategic support to energy companies globally.

Luis Lesmes, Executive Director, LNG MORGAN STANLEY Session timing: 14:50 Luis Lesmes has been Head of Morgan Stanley’s LNG business since

2007. He started the fi rm’s LNG trading activities late that year contracting LNG supply for its European gas and power asset based portfolio and then diverting it to other EU, Asian and South American markets. Prior to this role, Mr. Lesmes worked at BP for eleven years where he held a range of commercial roles in the upstream, gas and power and trading segments in Venezuela, US and UK.

Akira Miyamoto, Executive ResearcherOSAKA GAS CO

Session timing: 09:50 Akira has more than twenty fi ve years experience of research work in international energy markets. He was formerly a Visiting Fellow of the Royal Institute of International Affairs (UK) and a Senior Researcher at the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan.

Patrick Nevins, Partner, HOGAN LOVELLS Session timing: 16:50 J. Patrick Nevins is a partner in the Washington, D.C. offi ce of Hogan Lovells. He has over 20 years of experience representing energy companies, particularly in the natural gas industry, in regulatory matters, administrative litigation, project development, and commercial contracting. He represents clients with respect to customer contracting and regulatory strategy for infrastructure projects, including LNG projects, gas pipeline and storage facilities, and processing plants. He currently serves as project counsel for the Dominion Cove Point LNG export project.

Leslie Palti-Guzman, Analyst, Global Energy & Natural Resources Practice Group, EURASIA

Session timing: 12:45 Leslie Palti-Guzman’s research focuses on global natural gas markets, with an emphasis on global liquefi ed natural gas (LNG) and European energy markets. Prior to joining Eurasia Group, Leslie was the senior natural gas and LNG correspondent at Energy Intelligence Group in New York. She covered LNG markets in the Atlantic Basin, European unconventional gas, and European security of gas supply. Her articles were published in the company’s several publications, including World Gas Intelligence, International Oil Daily, Petroleum Intelligence Weekly and Energy Compass.

Jonty Shepard, Head Of LNG Trading, BP Session timing: 14:50 Jonty currently has responsibility for the management of upstream contracts in Trinidad and Egypt, a fl eet of 7 LNG carriers, regas facilities in the United States, UK, Spain and Italy, as well as long term customer contracts throughout Asia.

Andree Stracke, Global Head Of LNG Origination, Long Term Gas Supply & Capacity, RWE SUPPLY & TRADING

Session timing: 10:25 Andree started his career in the energy industry as a Purchase

Manager in Wingas. He then moved to gas trading at RWE and following that became the Chief Commercial Offi cer of Excelerate Energy. In 2011, Andree returned to RWE as the Head of LNG Origination.

David Thomas, LNG, VITOL Session timing: 14:50 David has spent the last four years looking after Vitol’s LNG business. Previously he held a similar role for BP. He has 29 years experience in

the oil and gas industry engaged in Natural Gas and LNG activities. Other responsibilities include Gas Marketing, Strategy, Commercial and

Technical aspects of Oil and Gas Exploration and Production. David began his career in operations with Schlumberger in Africa and Asia.

Thierry Trouvé, Chief Executive Offi cer, ELENGY Session timing: 15:35 Thierry fi rst joined the French Ministry of Defense in 1990. Six years

later, he was appointed as Deputy Director for the French Department of Industry. He then joined the French Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) to head the electricity market division. From 2003 to 2006, he held the position of Director for Risk and Pollution Prevention at the

French Department of Environment. From 2006 to 2008, he was the Executive Vice President of GRTgaz.

Richard Tyler, Partner, Energy Industry GroupHOGAN LOVELLS

Session timing: 08:50 Richard Tyler is an expert on pipeline gas and LNG contracts with more than 15 years industry experience. He has worked on LNG projects in Norway, Papua New Guinea, Nigeria, UK, France, Belgium and the Netherlands. He is currently working as Project Counsel on the Shah Deniz Stage 2 Gas Project.

Andrew Walker, V.P. Global LNG, BG GROUP Session timing: 10:25 Dr. Walker joined BG in 1991 and has been located in the UK,

Singapore, Egypt and the USA. He has acted as an analyst, a gas negotiator, commercial manager, and Head of LNG Strategy, before moving into his present role as V.P. Global LNG. He has largely focused

on LNG during his time in BG and has worked directly on the delivery of numerous LNG projects, including Atlantic LNG in Trinidad and Tobago, Egyptian LNG and Dragon LNG in the UK. He is responsible for BG’s ongoing analysis of the LNG industry, its LNG outlook and strategy, as well as the provision of guidance on LNG to its Executive Management.

Ben Wetherall, Global LNG Markets Editor, ICIS Session timing: 14:50 Ben Wetherall is the editor of ICIS’s weekly LNG publication Global LNG Markets. He specialises in covering developments in short-term LNG trading. Prior to joining ICIS in 2010, Ben worked as a consultant for Gas Strategies and has worked as a political risk analyst for IHS Global Insight where he specialised in political and energy risk assessments in Russia, CIS and the Caspian region.

Claire Wright, Principal Gas AnalystLLOYDS LIST INTELLIGENCE

Session timing: 14:25 Claire leads the analyst team at Lloyd’s List Intelligence. Her primary areas of expertise are seaborne energy and trade fl ows, though her experience covers most sectors of shipping and trade. Her work is currently focused on international seaborne energy trades, primarily oil and LNG, and environmental issues affecting shipping. Prior to this, she worked extensively for the past 10 years managing consultancy projects and studies on vessel transit and trade modeling and chokepoint analysis.

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Session Highlights• The Future For LNG Address by the new President of the

GIIGNL, Domenico Dispenza- hear what is important to the LNG exporting countries moving forward

• Japanese Demand Update: Understand Japanese public policy & opinion on energy policy and hear Akira Myamoto of Osaka Gas determine whether a return to nuclear power generation is a realistic possibility & whether it is sustainable for Japan to pay top dollar for LNG in the long term?

• An Interview With Shell- Get The IOC’s perspective On Creativity & Innovation In LNG - hear Roger Bounds of Shell discuss what they have achieved so far and what are in the plans for the future!A Conversation With QatarGas - David Ledesma will discuss the latest projects on the horizon for QatarGas with Alaa Abujbara

• Spotlight On US Export: Jean Abiteboul of Cheniere will be looking at the reality of US export. Jean will explore how the terminal is progressing, who is buying the gas and the big question of when will export commence!

• LNG Trading Update - Where Do The Opportunities Lie In The Traded LNG Markets? Hear how traders are adapting to a world of potential LNG over-supply in a panel discussion of senior LNG traders including Luis Lesmes of Morgan Stanley, Jonty Shepard of BP, Marcio Bastos Demori of Petrobras & David Thomas of Vitol

‘The LNG Summit was strong last year- There was

comprehensive LNG topic coverage and the speakers

were all excellent with international representation

from Japan, Australia, US and Qatar as well

as Europe’Richard Tyler

Partner, Energy Industry GroupHOGAN LOVELLS

Monday 11th March 2013

The Speakers

What’s It All About?The World-Renowned Global LNG Summit gathers over 200 LNG professionals together to discuss Global LNG production, demand, trading, pricing, shipping, infrastructure including new industry innovations such as small scale LNG. Who Should Attend?In its 7th year now, the LNG Summit is the largest European gathering of LNG professionals. If you work in the LNG Industry then this Summit is unmissable! If you work in the natural gas industry then with the growth, prospects and increasingly global nature of LNG, this summit represents the perfect opportunity to get up to date with the important industry happenings.

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The LNG Summit At A Glance

2012 Attendees Included● BG Group ● BP ● Cargill International SA ● Centrica Plc ● Chevron Natural Gas ● Department of Energy & Climate Change ● Deutsche Bank ● Distrigas ● Dong Energy● EDF ● Elengy ● Elliott Advisors UK Ltd ● EnBW Trading GmbH ● Eneco ● Eni Trading & Shipping● Enovos ● Fidelity Investments ● Gas Natural Fenosa● GasTerra ● Gate Terminal ● Gazprom Marketing & Trading Ltd ● GDF Suez ● Hess LNG ● GRTgaz● Hogan Lovells International LLP ● JP Morgan● Koch Supply & Trading Co Ltd ● Mitsubishi Corp Intl Europe Ltd ● Mitsui Co Europe Plc ● Naturgas Fyn● Novatek G&P ● Ofgem ● OMV Gas & Power GmbH ● Petronas ● Petrobras ● Qatargas ● RasGas Company Limited ● Repsol-Gas Natural LNG ● RWE Supply & Trading ● Shannon LNG ● Shell Energy Europe Ltd ● Statoil ASA ● Tokyo Gas International Holdings ● Total ● Tullett Prebon Group Ltd ● Vattenfall Energy Trading

Patrick BaroukiManaging Director, EMEA Power & Gas Trading & Global LNG, BARCLAYS

Session timing: 12:05 Patrick joined Barclays in 2011 from Morgan Stanley, where he was Head of European Gas Trading from 2005 and instrumental in establishing a key presence in the European gas and LNG businesses. With over 10 years experience in the gas and power sectors, Patrick has extensive knowledge of physical trading, asset optimization and origination. Patrick started his career at Enron Europe before joining Shell Trading and holds an MBA from New York University.

Stephan Dewald, Energy Lawyer & Former MDWINGAS STORAGE

Session timing: 09:00 Stephan is an energy lawyer with strong operational background. Until the end of 2011 Stephan was the Managing Director of the storage unit of WINGAS. Prior to this, he headed Wintershall Libya as the General Manager. He joined Wintershall in 2001 as the Senior Vice President Law, Tax and Insurance. Before this he was the Regional General Counsel of Enron Wind and General Counsel E&P Germany of Mobil. He started his career as a lawyer with BEB.

Thorsten Dinkela, Head Of Business Development Northern Europe, SHELL ENERGY EUROPE

Session timing: 17:05 & 17:50

Since 2010 Thorsten is the Head of Business Development N&W Europe at Shell Energy Europe in London. Amongst other things his team is responsible for: Upstream Optimisation in N&W Europe, Storage & Flexibility Products and Transport Management, Gas to Power Sales. Mr. Dinkela started his career in Shell in 2002 as the Advisor for Shell’s gas affi liates in Germany (BEB, Ruhrgas, Thyssengas etc.).

Willem Faber, Managing DirectorGASUNIE ZUIDWENDING

Session timing: 14:45 Willem Faber has been with Gasunie since 1983. Since 2007 he has been MD of BBL Company and since 2011 he had been MD of the

Gasunie Zuidwending underground storage project in salt cavities in the North of the Netherlands.

Fabio Fiorini. Originator, Commodities DeskMORGAN STANLEY Session timing: 12:05Fabio focuses on gas and power structures, cross commodities opportunities and hedging requirements for the bank’s clients. Before joining MS Fabio was the Head of Supply and Trading in Econgas, where he was in charge of managing long term contracts, the company assets (storage capacity, LNG re-gassifi cation, pipeline capacity, ..) and the portfolio optimization activities (trading, origination). Fabio has been for more than 10 years in the sector with experiences also in the gas upstream with secondment in the UK and in Norway, and experiences in energy derivatives for commercial banking (for Fortis Bank in Bruxelles).

Paolo Formica, Senior Vice President, Gas Storage EuropeENI G&P

Session timing: 11:00 & 11:50 Most of Paolos’ efforts have recently been focused on the development of

the Deborah Gas Storage Project in UK. Paolo has an extensive business experience in both e&p and g&p as he was the head of

ENI Russian e&p activities post the Yukos assets acquisition in 2007 and he set up the UK gas trading business. Furthermore, Paolo has spent most of his career in the legal dept of ENI reaching the role of General Counsel for the e&p business.

Geert Van Hauwermeiren, Principal Advisor, CREG Session timing: 09:25 & 10:15 As a civil engineer working for the Belgian Ministry of Economic Affairs, Geert was involved in the late ‘90s in adapting the existing Belgian legal framework, introducing the fi rst steps towards the newly liberalised natural gas market. Since its creation in 2000, Geert has continued this work from within the Belgian national regulatory authority (CREG) until today. For the last fi ve years, Geert has been representing CREG on technical gas issues as a member of the Northwest Gas Regional Initiative and ACER Gas Working Group. As such, Geert became chair of the ACER Task Force on Interoperability and Data Exchange.

Erich Holzer, Managing Director, OMV GAS STORAGE Session timing: 16:40 & 17:30 In his current role, Erich is responsible as MD for OMV’s Austrian and International Gas Storage Business after spin off in 2010. Previoulsy he has held the following roles at OMV: Head of Competence Center Storage, OMV Gas & Power, Head of Business Development Global Solutions, Head of Controlling Petrom, Romania

Jean-Marc Leroy, CEO, STORENGY, President, GAS STORAGE EUROPE, Vice President, GAS INFRASTRUCTURES EUROPE

Session timing:15:20 & 17:30 Jean Marc Leroy was appointed as CEO of Storengy in 2009, a new company of GDF SUEZ, dedicated to underground storage of natural gas in France and abroad. Since 2005, Mr Leroy has been in charge of storage infrastructures and LNG terminals of GDF SUEZ. He is also President of GSE - Gas Storage Europe -, representing gas storage operators in Europe towards the European Institutions (European Commission, European Parliament, Council of the European Union) as well as the European bodies of regulators (ERGEG, CEER) and other stakeholders, and Vice President of GIE – Gas Infrastructures Europe. Since 2011, Jean-Marc Leroy is also Chairman of the university’s supervisory board of ENSEEIHT (a French engineering school of Toulouse’s University, specialized in Energy, Electrical Engineering, Hydraulics and IT).

Andrew MorrisDirectorPÖYRY MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

Session timing: 14:20 Andrew Morris has been with Pöyry since 1997 after 13 years working for British Gas in gas marketing and sales. His expertise includes gas contracting, wholesale gas markets across Europe, gas transportation rules and tariffs, interconnector arrangements, supply / demand modelling, gas price forecasting, asset valuation and market studies in various countries across Europe, plus unbundling and compliance issues. He is responsible for Pöyry’s gas modelling and scenario analysis for asset valuations and security of supply projects and has been involved in gas contract negotiations and contract price re-opener disputes in a number of European countries.

Adri PolsCommercial Manager Gas Storage BergermeerABU DHABI NATIONAL ENERGY COMPANY PJSC (TAQA)

Session timing: 11:25 Adri Pols is Commercial Manager of TAQA’s Gas Storage Bergermeer that is currently under construction in the Netherlands. Once operational in 2014, it will be the largest open access gas storage facility in Europe offering the wholesale markets a natural gas reserve equivalent to the annual natural gas consumption of 2.5 million Dutch households. Adri has more than 16 years’ experience in various business development positions at Shell International, and at The Boston Consulting Group where he worked as a project leader across various industries prior to joining TAQA in 2010.

Daniel Simmons, Originator, EDF TRADING Session timing: 12:05 Dan has spent the last 4 years at EDFT in commercial gas roles as well

as in internal consulting roles with EDF. He currently focuses on gas origination opportunities in Europe, including upstream and midstream developments. Most recently Dan led the EDF Group commercial

activities commissioning and marketing the EDF Crystal Storage in Germany. Prior to EDFT, Dan worked at the Energy Diversifi cation Division of the International Energy Agency where he co-authored several publications including the “Natural Gas Market Review” launched in 2006, as well as country specifi c publications on German, Belgian and Korean gas markets.

Peter Taff INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT Session timing: 08:45 In recent years Peter has been Head of European Operations at Centrica;

was a cofounder of and active participant in EASEE-gas & is a member of the EFET Hub Development Group.

Lubor Veleba, Chief Commercial Offi cerRWE GAS STORAGE

Session timing: 16:15 Lubor is responsible for the sales and fi nance aspects of RWE´s storage

business in the Czech Republic composed of 6 gas storage facilities and representing working gas volume in excess of 2 billion cubic meters.

Simon WillsManaging DirectorCENTRICA STORAGE

Session timing: 09:50 & 10:15 & 11:50 Simon joined Centrica Storage as Managing Director in August 2008, moving across from his previous role as Head of Power Business Development within Centrica Energy. Simon has been with Centrica since de-merger and before that with British Gas plc. He started his career as a research engineer with British Gas in 1990 and since then has held a variety of commercial and technical roles within British Gas and latterly Centrica, both in the UK and Europe.

What’s It All About? This is the 2nd Annual Storage & Flexibility Forum- the fi rst year was a fantastic success with over 80 attendees joining together to share experiences and gather updates. Key themes include investment in storage infrastructure, the role of storage in a renewable economy, trader’s views on storage and the new innovations in the industry

Who Should Attend?This is the meeting place for the storage community so anyone active in this industry should make sure they are there! We also recommend you join if your business is impacted by changes in the storage market.

The Storage & Flexibility Forum

Session Highlights• Seasonal vs Short Cycle Storage - Adri Pols of TAQA

ENERGY will analyse the cost vs risk appetite• What Role Does Storage Play In A Renewable Economy?

We will be looking at how the storage industry can respond to the growth in renewables and offer products suited to use with renewables. In depth analysis will be offered in this area and Willem Faber of Gasunie will be presenting a case study of his insight on fast cycle storage.

• Long & Short Term Storage - Jean Marc Leroy of Storengy will be looking at whether it is possible to manage both short term and long term expectations for storage and if so, how?!

• How Do Traders Value Gas Storage? Operators will be joined by industry traders including Patrick Barouki of Barclays & Fabio Fiorini of Morgan Stanley to discuss the different challenges faced by operators and users of storage.

• The Future For Seasonal Storage In North West Europe - Paolo Formica of ENI will be exploring regulatory uncertainty and barriers to long term confi dence in large storage investments

• The Demand For New Flows & Gas Storage In CEE - Lubor Veleba of RWE Gas Storage will discuss what the future holds for storage in the CEE area.

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The Future For Gas Trading WorkshopTrading, Price Formation, Risk Management & Regulation

Participants will come away with an updated understanding of gas trading developments in Europe and how new products are developing and being used. The intention is to have an interactive session with active participants and several presenters to give different areas of focus. Key Learning Points

Workshop Host: Karen Sund, Partner, SUND ENERGY Karen has established Sund Energy with wide expertise in energy, especially from a strategic and commercial perspective. She has supported many companies in trading, risk management and gas sourcing.

Karen will be joined by experts on regulation, price formation, trading and futures trading. More details to be announced end of January 2013.

• Gas Trading – Examining The Key Developments So Far And Determining The Future Outlook • Analysing the growing use of hubs rather than oil linked contracts – new needs • Identifying different hubs and use of them • Examing the effects of a changing population of traders • Global developments and new trends – LNG, Asia, small scale etc

• Gas Price Formation And Discovery • The role of the OTC market vs exchanges • Why is price discovery needed? • Gas index – what does it mean and how is it used? • Developing index price

• Futures Trading – What Next? • Developing gas futures for a more mature gas market • Using gas futures in risk management and trading

• Gas Traders’ Outlook • Energy companies • Banks/funds

• Regulation – Impact On Trading • Mifi d, Emir, Remit, others – motivation by regulators • Analysing the expected impact on trading liquidity and future behaviour

• Future Outlook – Panel Discussion And Audience Participation

Friday 15 March 2013 - 09.00 - 16.00

The Storage & Flexibility Forum At A Glance

Monday 11th March 2013

2012 Attendees Included:● ABN Amro Bank N V ● AYGAZ Dogal Gaz Toptan Satis AS ● BBL Company ● Bord Gais Energy ● BP Gas Trading Europe ● BSB Group ● Cedigaz ● Centrica Plc ● ConocoPhillips ● Department of Energy & Climate Change ● EBN B.V. ● EDF SA ● EnBW AG ● ENI G&P ● GDF SUEZ Exploration and Production ● GRTgaz ● ICIS Heren ● IN Salah Gas Services Ltd ● M&C Energy Group ● N.V. Nuon Energy ● NERA Economic Consulting ● Norwegian Oil Taxation Office ● OMV Gas ● Osaka Gas● PETRONAS Energy Trading Limited ● ProCom GmbH● RAG AG ● Repower Italia SPA ● RWE Supply & Trading GmbH ● Shell ● Statoil ASA ● STORENGY ● TAQA Energy ● Trianel GmbH

‘The fi rst annual Storage Summit was very successful and I am looking forward to an

update next year!’Michael Kreuz, Head Of Storage Department, OMV

The Speakers

Flame Main Conference Speaker Biographies

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Jay Alexander, Partner, BAKER BOTTS Session timing: Wednesday 10:00 Jay Alexander is a partner at Baker Botts with twenty-fi ve years’

experience in the resolution of international disputes. Based in London, he co-chairs the fi rm’s International Arbitration and International Disputes Resolution Practice. Chambers describes Mr. Alexander as “’one of the

most promising young lawyers of his generation.’” During the past fi ve years, Mr. Alexander has acted as counsel or arbitrator in arbitrations with total amounts in dispute exceeding US$110 billion. These disputes arise in many industry sectors (including energy, fi nance, manufacturing and telecoms), frequently present issues of public and private international law, and often implicate the laws of more than one nation.

Nick Allen, Manager, Europe CommercialCONOCOPHILLIPS

Session timing: Thursday 11:20 Nick Allen is currently serving as Trading and Origination Manager for

ConocoPhillips’ European Gas & Power business. Nick joined Conoco in 1997 having started his career in the energy business with ED&F Man and

JP Morgan on the International Petroleum Exchange. Nick has worked inRisk Management and Derivatives Trading at Conoco before becoming the lead Gasoline Trader in 2000. In 2005 he moved to Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein but returned to ConocoPhillips in 2006 to manage the Gas & Power Trading desk. Over the last 5 years Nick, supported by a strong equity production position, has built a team with a signifi cant presence in Western European gas trading.

Jason Bennett, Partner, BAKER BOTTS LLP Session timing: Wednesday, 17:05 Stream A Jason Bennett is a partner in the Global Projects Group at Baker Botts

L.L.P. who concentrates on project development, oil and gas projects and transactions, project fi nance and international business transactions and investments. Mr. Bennett has extensive current experience with liquefi ed

natural gas (LNG) projects, including assisting clients with the development, construction and launch of greenfi eld liquefaction projects and related upstream developments, regasifi cation facility projects, LNG shipping matters and the structuring of LNG trading platforms and investments. He also assists clients with development and structuring of joint venture and joint operating agreements, offtake and balancing arrangements and with mergers and acquisitions of interests in LNG, oil and natural gas, pipeline and non-conventional energy projects.

Dr Fatih Birol, Chief Economist, IEA Session timing: Tuesday 11:00 Dr. Fatih Birol is the Chief Economist at the IEA in Paris and is responsible

for the IEA’s fl agship World Energy Outlook publication, which is recognised as the most authoritative source of strategic analysis of global energy markets. He is also the founder and chair of the IEA Energy Business Council, which provides a forum to enhance cooperation between

the energy industry and energy policymakers. Dr. Birol has been named by Forbes Magazine among the most powerful people in terms of infl uence on the world’s energy scene and is also the Chairman of the World Economic Forum’s (Davos) Energy Advisory Board.

Rune Bjornson Senior Vice President, Natural Gas STATOIL Session timing: Tuesday 09:10 Since joining Statoil in 1985, Mr. Bjørnson has held numerous management positions in Statoil’s natural gas business area. He was a Vice President and headed up Statoil’s UK offi ce from 2001 to 2003. Today his main responsibilities cover all areas of Statoil’s natural gas business including marketing, trading and sales of pipeline natural gas from European, US and Caspian gas assets. In addition, he is responsible for Statoil’s overall gas supply planning and optimisation, and for marketing and trading of liquefi ed natural gas (LNG).

Walter BoltzExecutive DirectorE-CONTROL (Energy Control Austria) In March 2001, Walter Boltz became Chairman of E-Control Ltd and in March 2011, Execu-tive Director E-Control Austri In addition, he has been CEER/ERGEG Gas Working Group Chair and CEER/ERGEG Vice President since 2006. He is also Vice Chair of ACER’S Regulatory Board (since 2010)

Roger Bootle, Chief Economist, CAPITAL ECONOMICS Session timing: Tuesday 08:30 One of the City of London’s best-known economists, Roger Bootle runs the consultancy, Capital Economics. He is also a Specialist Adviser to the House of Commons Treasury Committee and an Honorary Fellow of the

Institute of Actuaries. He was formerly Group Chief Economist of HSBC and, under the previous Conservative government, he was appointed one of the Chancellor’s panel of Independent Economic Advisers, the so-called “Wise Men”. In July it was announced that Roger and a team from Capital Economics had won the Wolfson Prize, the second biggest prize in Economics after the Nobel. Roger is a regular columnist for The Daily Telegraph and appears frequently on television and radio.

Thierry Bros Senior Analyst, European Gas & LNG Markets SOCIENTE GENERALE Session timing: Thursday 11:00 Thierry Bros was appointed to his current role in 2010. Thierry joined

Société Générale in 2007, as Senior Financial Analyst, to provide clientswith recommendations on listed pan-European gas stocks and in-depth research on gas issues. Thierry covered the gas chain from upstream to downstream with BG Group, Centrica, Enagas, Gas Natural, Gazprom, GDF SUEZ and Snam Rete Gas. Thierry was, from 2002 to 2007, Senior Oil & Gas expert at the French Department of Trade and Industry.

Lord Browne Of MadingleyPartner & Managing DirectorRIVERSTONE HOLDINGS LLC

Session timing: Tuesday 12:25 Prior to his current role at Riverstone Holdings, Lord Browne had a long

career at BP. He joined BP in 1966 and he joined the board in 1991. Hewas appointed Group Chief Executive in 1995 and held that position until May 2007. He is also a Fellow and former President of the Royal Academy of Engineering (2006-2011), a Fellow of the Royal Society and a foreign member of the US Academy of Arts and Sciences.

Pascal De Buck, Member of the Executive Board, Commercial Director, FLUXYS

Session timing: Thursday 14:50 Stream D Pascal De Buck joined Fluxys (formerly Distrigas) in 1995 as Legal

Counsel. He became responsible of the Legal Department in 1999. At the same time he was Secretary to the Board and the General Assembly. As

from 2001 he has been in charge, of TPA to the grid, the LNG Terminal and the storage facilities and of commercialising the Fluxys’ services. Currently Pascal De Buck is Member of the Executive Board, Commercial Director.

Dr Jennifer CoolidgeExecutive DirectorCMX CASPIAN AND GULF CONSULTANTS LIMITED

Session timing: Thursday 15:15 Stream A Dr Coolidge is an internationally renowned expert on the gas sectors of

Iraq and Turkmenistan and advises international oil companies and multinationals on strategy, political risk, operations and market entry in Iraq, Turkmenistan, and Azerbaijan. Dr Coolidge’s concurrent research on the hydrocarbon sector of Turkmenistan was funded by the US Department of State Title VIII program.

Anne Sophie Corbeau Senior Gas Expert IEA Session timing: Tuesday 14:30 Ms. Corbeau joined the International Energy Agency in March 2009 as

Senior Gas Expert at the Energy Diversifi cation Division (Offi ce of EnergyMarkets and Security). She is responsible for managing the research on global gas markets, with a particular focus on short to medium-term development. She is the main author of the gas section of the publication: Medium Term Oil and Gas Markets.

Pierre CotinChief Strategy, Development & Marketing Offi cerELENGY

Session timing: Wednesday 17:30 Stream C Pierre joined Elengy in 2009, at the creation of this GDF SUEZ affi liate, to

take charge of the commercial aspects of the business. Prior to this, he was Deputy CFO at GRTgaz, the French gas transportation system

operator. His previous experience includes various positions such as Trading & Supply Corporate Director of SPE-Luminus in Belgium, Head of Commercial Dispatching and contract negotiator for long term gas supplies at Gaz de France.

Guido Custers, Managing Director DELTA ENERGY Session timing: Wednesday 16:40 Stream D Guido has been in his current position since the beginning of 2008, holding

the position of Trading Manager beforehand. Guido is also Chairman of the Gas & Power Development Board of APX-ENDEX.

Dr Michael Denison, Research Director, CONTROL RISKS Session timing: Wednesday 08:00 Breakfast Briefi ng Michael heads Control Risks’ team of analysts. Michael has a diverse mix

of experience in policy-making, the private sector and academia. Michael was formerly Lecturer in International Security at the University of Leeds and Visiting Fellow at the University of St Andrews. His academic

specialism is Eurasian political economy and security and he has published widely in Europe-Asia Studies, Asian Affairs, Ost Europa, The World Today and IISS Strategic Survey.

Jean-Claude DepailPresident, GIE & Executive Vice President, Infrastructures Business Line, GDF SUEZ

Session timing: Thursday 12:30 Since July 2007, Jean-Claude Depail had been Chief Operating Offi cer of the Global Gas & LNG Business Line. On March 4, 2010, he was appointed Executive Committee member in charge of the Infrastructures business line. Mr. Depail was elected as GIE President on 24 June 2010

Anastasia Deulina Director FIRST RESERVE CORPORATION Session timing: Wednesday 10:25 Ms. Deulina joined First Reserve in 2007. Her responsibilities include

investment origination, structuring, execution, monitoring and exit strategy, with particular emphasis on the reserves sector. Prior to joining First

Reserve, Ms. Deulina was a Vice President at Goldman Sachs. Prior to Goldman Sachs, she was a Vice President at Merrill Lynch. Earlier experiences include positions with the World Bank Moscow Resident Mission and the All-Russian Foreign Trade Academy in Moscow.

Jan von Drathen, Head Of Concentrated Solar PowerE.ON CLIMATE & RENEWABLES

Session timing: Thursday 15:15 Stream C Jan is responsible of the CSP business in E.ON Climate & Renewables,

covering strategy, development, construction and operations & maintenance of E.ON’s CSP assets. He joined E.ON in 2001 and has worked in various trading positions ever since. He was the Managing Director of D-Gas between 2005 and 2008, and successfully managed the integration of D-Gas with E.ON Energy Trading. At E.ON Energy Trading, he was head of Gas Dispatch, responsible for gas deliveries in Continental Europe and short-term fl ow optimisation.

Vladimir Drebentsov, Head of Russia & CIS Economics, BP & Vice President, External Affairs, BP RUSSIA

Session timing: Wednesday 14:15 Mr. Drebentsov joined BP on February 1, 2006 taking responsibility for

the economic and energy research and policy advice for the BP Group in countries of the former Soviet Union. Additional responsibilities include

coverage of European gas markets for BP Group Economics and of global gas reserves and trade for BP Statistical Review of World Energy. Previously, he spent 12 years as a Senior Economist at the World Bank.

Dr. Charles K. Ebinger, Director, Energy Security InitiativeTHE BROOKINGS INSTITUTION

Session timing: Wednesday 12:35 Previously, Charles was a Senior Advisor at the International Resources Group, where he advised over 50 governments on various aspects of their

energy policies. Dr. Ebinger has special expertise in South Asia, the Middle East, and Africa and has also worked in the East, Southeast, and Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and Latin America. He is the author of “Energy and Security in South Asia: Cooperation or Confl ict?” (Brookings Institution Press, September 2011) and co-editor of “Business and Nonproliferation: Industry’s Role in Safeguarding a Nuclear Renaissance,” (Brookings Institution Press, October 2011). He received his B.A. from Williams College and his Masters and Ph.D. degrees from the Fletcher School of International Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.

James Elston, Director, PALLADIAN ENERGY Session timing: Wednesday 16:40 Stream C Mr Elston advises investment banks, private equity fi rms and energy

companies on a variety of issues largely relating to equity capital markets, M&A and equity research. Uuntil recently, he was CEO of Realm Energy International Corp a TSX-V listed Shale explorer active in Europe. Mr. Elston has assisted with fl oating 8 energy companies over the last few

years on London’s AIM market, making him one of the most active pre-IPO analysts. He has worked with numerous unconventional gas players, and their advisors, and assisted in bringing Great Eastern Energy and Green Dragon to AIM.

Guy Fasanino, Vice President, Marketing & Sales, GRTGAZ Session timing: Thursday 14:25 Stream C Guy Fasanino’s career has been entirely dedicated to gas infrastructure

since its beginning. After graduating as a mining engineer in 1978, Guy held management positions in different gas infrastructure business lines in France: Underground Gas Storage, Distribution and Transmission. Guy Fasanino has been head of GRTgaz’s marketing and sales division since July 2006.

Matt Flanagan, PartnerOPPORTUNE ENERGY CONSULTING

Session timing: Tuesday 16:55 Stream C Matt is a Partner in Opportune’s Energy Consulting Practice. Matt brings

over 18 years of experience in global refi ning and marketing, pipelines and transportation (liquids and gas), exploration & production, petrochemicals and mining, encompassing corporate strategy, operations, transportation, marketing and back-offi ce processes around the globe. His primary focus areas include mergers & acquisitions, business operations and planning, energy trading and risk management, manufacturing execution systems, supply chain management, logistics, asset maintenance and reliability, and leading large scale business transformation initiatives.

Francisco De La Flor Garcia, Director of Regulation, ENAGAS Session timing: Thursday 12:05 plenary and 15:15 Stream D Francisco de la Flor has been working in the natural gas business since

the mid eighties. He has worked in several companies holding various positions and having responsibilities for commercial, technical, procurement, international and planning issues. He has been Director of

Regulation in Enagas since 2002. At the same time, he is a Professor for University postgraduates at the Global Development Learning Network, part of the World Bank.

Paolo Frank, Head Of The Renewable Energy Division (RED), INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY (IEA)

Session timing: Tuesday 16:55 Stream D Dr. Frank joined the IEA in 2007 and in his role coordinates the Division’s activities, encompassing the status and progress of renewable energy technologies; renewable energy policies and markets; and system-integration issues. A physicist by training, Dr. Frank holds a Ph.D in energy and environmental technologies from the University of Rome. Previous positions held were in academia and in private Italian consultancy fi rms researching renewable energy, life cycle assessment and eco-labeling.

Victor Zhikai Gao, Director, CHINA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

Session timing: Wednesday 11:30 Victor Gao has extensive experience in government, diplomacy, securities

regulation, legal, investment banking, PE, corporate management and media. Victor was Deng Xiaoping’s English interpreter in the 1980s and was the recipient of the “Distinguished Service Award” in the Chinese

Foreign Ministry in 1985. Victor served as the China Policy Advisor at the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission in 1999 and 2000. Victor’s prior investment banking experience includes senior positions with Morgan Stanley and China International Capital Corporation and Daiwa Securities. Victor’s corporate management experience includes his senior positions with PCCW, Henderson Land, and CNOOC Limited where he was Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Company Secretary, Member of the Investment Committee, and Director of CNOOC International. Victor Gao is also Vice Chairman of Sino-Europe Joint Investment Corporation & an Executive Director and Chairman of the International Committee of Beijing Private Equity Association.

Paul van Gelder, Chairman of the Executive Board & CEOGASUNIE

Session timing: Wednesday 09:10 Prior to taking on his new role at Gasunie, Paul was Managing Director

at TAQA Europa and TAQA Energy, responsible for TAQA’s European operations. His previous positions in TAQA included Project Director of Gas Storage Bergermeer developing an underground gas storage facility.

Martin Giesen, CEO, ADVANCED POWER Session timing: Thursday 15:40 Stream D Martin is CEO of Advanced Power AG, one of the world’s leading

greenfi eld power development companies, with 4,000 MW of CCGTs in active development. Prior to Advanced Power, Martin held leading positions in the power development and gas procurement fi elds.

Stefan-Jörg GöbelManaging Director, Head of Trading & Origination, STATKRAFT

Session timing: Wednesday 17:05 Stream D Stefan-Jörg is the Head of Trading & Origination for STATKRAFT in Continental Europe, with responsibility for all wholesale activity in power, fuels, CO2 and green certifi cates. He is also a member of the management team.

The Big Picture Themes:• Gas Supply & Demand Forecasts Including

Exploration Of New Gas Finds• Global Geopolitics & European Security Of Supply• Oil & Gas Prices & Contracts• Market Regulation & European Liberalisation

The Attendees:Flame gathers together the leading fi gures of the European Gas Community to share insight and further the cause of the gas industry globally. 750+ satisfi ed senior industry attendees join us every year comprising Senior Decision Makers from 96+ Gas Companies & over 33 countries worldwide

Flame Regional Breakdown

Flame Company Breakdown

12th - 14th March 2013

Flame Main Conference Speaker Biographies

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Mark Gyetvay, Chief Financial Offi cer, Deputy Chairman of The Management Board & Member of The Board Of Directors, OAO NOVATEK *tbc

Session timing: Wednesday 15:10 Mr. Gyetvay’s main areas of responsibility include external fi nancial reporting and control, treasury, corporate fi nance, investor relations and capital market activities, as well as corporate oversight of NOVATEK Overseas (Switzerland) and NOVATEK Representative Offi ce (London). Mr. Gyetvay serves on the Board of Director’s Strategy and Investment Committee (Chairman) and is a member of the Board’s sub-committee on the Company’s LNG Project. Prior to joining NOVATEK in June 2003, Mr. Gyetvay was an audit partner in the Global Energy, Mining and Utilities practice of PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Søren Juel Hansen, Head Of Gas InfrastructureENERGINET.DK.

Session timing: Thursday 14:25 Stream C Søren is responsibility for the overall preparedness of the company within

the entire Danish electricity and gas systems. Søren was responsible for Energinet.dk’s Open Season 2009 and the EU-recovery programme

funded investments towards Ellund. His current focus is on securing the German infrastructure investments needed by the Swedish-Danish gas market, new renewable gases, a new emergency supply set-up and international cooperation with European gas market players. Previous experience includes a 4 year position in Energinet.dk’s merger board and responsibility for the development of the netcode for liberalising the Danish gas market.

Dieter Helm, Economist & Fellow, New CollegeOXFORD UNIVERSITY

Session timing: Tuesday 11:55 Dieter is an economist, specialising in utilities, infrastructure, regulation and

the environment & concentrates on the energy, water and transport sectors in Britain and Europe. He founded OXERA is 1982 and currently holds a

number of advisory board appointments, including member of the Advisory Panel on Energy and Climate Security, Department of Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform.

Dennis Hesseling, Head Of The Gas Department, ACER Session timing: Wednesday 09:10 Dennis Hesseling joined ACER in December 2012 as Head of the Gas

Department. From 2002 – 2012, he worked for the Netherlands Competition Authority NMa as Deputy Head of Energy Regulation and as Head of Unit Network Sectors & Media in the Competition Department. Mr. Hesseling has trained energy regulators and competition authorities in

Eastern Europe and Vietnam. From 2000 – 2002 he was a management consultant for McKinsey & Company in Brussels. He is a guest lecturer at the Florence School of Regulation.

Dr Karsten HeuchertChairman of the Executive Board, VNG

Session timing: Tuesday 15:45 Dr Heuchert has been in his current role since 2012. Previously Dr

Heuchert has been a member of the board for both Wintershall Holding and BASF Antwerpen.

Prof. Dr. Felix Höffl er, Professor of EconomicsUNIVERSITY OF COLOGNE

Session timing: Thursday 15:15 Stream B Professor Höffl er also acts as Research Director and Member of the

Management Board of the Institute of Energy Economics at the University of Cologne. Previously, he held the Deutsche Post Foundation Endowed

Chair of Regulatory Economics at the WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management at Koblenz / Vallendar. His research focuses on industrial economics, specifi cally with regulated network industries like energy, telecommunication, and transport.

Didier Holleaux, CEO, GDF SUEZ E&P INTERNATIONAL Session timing: Tuesday 14:30 Didier has held different managing positions in the transmission,

distribution, and LNG businesses of the company. He also founded and managed the North Sea Exploration and Production subsidiary of the Group, GDF Britain (now GDF SUEZ E&P UK Ltd) (1997-2000). He has been managing the Exploration and Production business for GDF SUEZ

since March 2007 and has been CEO of GDF SUEZ E&P International SA since 2010. He is simultaneously Executive Vice President for Industrial Operations of the Global Gas & LNG Business Line since May 2010.

Ben Hollins, Head of European Gas & PowerWOOD MACKENZIE

Session timing: Thursday 09:00 Ben leads Wood Mackenzie’s gas & power consulting practice in Europe,

which advises clients on a range of market-related, project-specifi c and advisory engagements throughout the gas value chain.

Dr. Anouk Honore, Senior Research Fellow, Natural Gas Research Programme, OXFORD UNSTITUTE FOR ENERGY STUDIES

Session timing: Wednesday 16:40 Stream D Dr Anouk Honore focuses on natural gas market fundamentals (demand and supply), power generation in Europe and LNG. Her forthcoming publication is “European Gas Demand, Supply & Pricing: Cycles, Seasons and the Impact of LNG Price Arbitrage”, Oxford University Press (2010). Before joining the Institute in 2004, Dr Honore worked at the International Energy Agency, focusing on natural gas issues.

Christina Hood, Climate Change Unit, IEA Session timing: Tuesday 16:55 Stream D Dr Christina Hood is a member of the Environment and Climate Change

Unit at the International Energy Agency, where she currently focuses on emissions trading and the interactions between carbon pricing, electricity markets and supplementary policies. Before joining the IEA she

worked in climate change and energy policy in New Zealand central and local government.

Erik JohnsenDeputy Director GeneralNORWEGIAN MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM AND ENERGY

Session timing: Tuesday 17:55 Stream A Erik is currently responsible for the Gas and Infrastructure Section. Prior to

this, he held various positions in the Ministry.

Stefan Judisch, Chief Executive Offi cerRWE SUPPLY & TRADING

Session timing: Tuesday 09:35 Stefan Judisch is responsible for all typical CEO activities as well as for all

commercial activities which are not related to the commercial optimisation of RWE’s own assets. Therefore his scope spans all forms

of traded energy as well as human resources, regulatory affairs, business change, business development and strategy. Prior to joining RWE as one of the founders of RWE Trading and as the Chief Executive of the RWE Gas Midstream, Mr Judisch worked for UBS and Metallgesellschaft AG where he became Managing Director of its subsidiary, the MG Commodity Corporation in the early 1980s. He has 30 years experience in the commodity business.

Stephan Kamphues, President, ENTSOG Session timing: Thursday 12:30 Stephan has been in his current role since 2008. Prior to this, he held a

variety of positions at E.ON Rurhgas including the Head Of Business Law, the Head Of The Legal Department & a Member Of The Board Of Management.

Dr. Sohbet Karbuz, Director Of Hydrocarbons DivisionMEDITERRANEAN OBSERVATORY FOR ENERGY (OME)

Session timing: Wednesday 17:55 Stream A The OME is an energy industry association in Paris. Before joining the

OME, Sohbet was with the International Energy Agency in Paris. Previously, he worked as a research associate and manager at several

institutions in Austria, Germany, Italy and Turkey. His main areas of interests are oil and natural gas markets, geopolitics of energy, modeling and scenario building.

Dr Usama F.A. Karim, Senior Advisor to the Deputy PM of Iraq on Energy Relations, ENERGY & THE MINISTRY OF OIL, IRAQ, Coordinator of IRQ-EC ENERGY AGREEMENTS

Session timing: Wednesday 17:30 Stream A Karim works closely with several NL and IQ universities and industrial partners on studies relating to water, soil and Energy issues supervising PhD projects on produced water, soil remediation, renewable energy, Iraq Energy outlook, and HR capacity building for water and energy sectors of Iraq. He pieer reviewed and chair-paneled in the preparatory, fi nal and the launch of the IEA report on the Energy Outlook of Iraq. Karim has more than 25 years of international experience in engineering consulting, research and lecturing in NL, Iraq, US, UK in offshore and onshore geo-engineering including multi-disciplinary research and engineering for the oil & construction industry, in EU, ME, Asia, and the American continents. At the same time, he worked at the Water Engineering Management Dept. of the University of Twente, the Netherlands.

David Kerr, Senior Vice PresidentGIC SPECIAL INVESTMENTS

Session timing: Wednesday 10:25 Mr Kerr is a Senior Vice President of GIC Special Investments Pte Ltd

(“GIC SI”). He currently serves as a director on the boards of Associated British Ports, Sintonia SA, Duquesne Light, Budapest Airport,

and as a board observer on Madrilena Red de Gas. David joined GIC from Deutsche Bank RREEF, where he held the position of Managing Director. Prior to that, he worked in a number of capacities for Bechtel Enterprises, the infrastructure investment and fi nancing arm of Bechtel Group.

Jesco von Kistowski, Managing Director, ECONGAS Session timing: Thursday 12:30 Jesco was appointed to the EconGas Executive Board in August 2006. He

joined Ruhrgas 1992 and was subsequently posted to Houston. In 1996 he moved across to Enron. In 1999 he joined the RWE Group, with which he held senior positions at subsidiaries in Essen, the USA and the UK.

Sergei Komlev, Head Of Contract Structuring & Price Formation Directorate, GAZPROM EXPORT

Session timing: Thursday 10:05 Gazprom Export is the trade arm of the Russia’s major gas company

Gazprom. In his previous experience in the consulting and equity research business, Sergei worked on a variety of energy assignments

encompassing natural gas, electricity, oil, and fi nancing matters both in the Russian market and internationally. Prior to joining Gazprom Export he worked as director of the Moscow offi ce of international energy consultant Pace Global Energy Services.

Dr. Gerhard KönigMember Of The Board Of DirectorsWINTERSHALL & Chairman, WINGAS

Session timing: Tuesday 15:45 Dr König joined Wingas in 2002 as the Managing Director for Sales in

Europe. In October 2009 Dr König moved into his current role.

Sean Korney, Partner, BAKER BOTTS Session timing: Wednesday 17:05 Stream A Sean Korney’s practice focuses on the energy industry, where he has

worked a wide-variety of industry participants on all aspects of the energy chain from exploration and production to consumption. His transactional experience includes work on many fi rst-of-their-kind acquisitions, transactions, joint ventures and projects all over the world; having lived

in North America, South America, Asia and the Middle East. Currently, the majority of his practice is in the Middle East and Africa. Mr. Korney is widely recognized by independent guidebooks for his experience in oil and gas matters, including by Chambers Global, 2012 for Middle East Projects & Energy, UAE Corporate and Commercial and Iraq General Busi-ness Law and The Legal 500 EMEA 2012 for Projects and Energy.

Marcel Kramer, Chief Executive Offi cerSOUTH STREAM TRANSPORT AG

Session timing: Wednesday 14:40 Marcel Kramer’s long career in the energy business began in the mid-70s.

Most recently he was the CEO of Gasunie. In 2010, Marcel Kramer was awarded the title of Offi cer in the Order of Orange-Nassau by Her Majesty Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, in recognition of corporate and

social achievements for the benefi t of the country. At the same time, he was invited by the CEO of Gazprom to lead the South Stream pipeline project. Marcel Kramer is the current President of the Royal Dutch Gas Association, and is also professionally involved in several international energy-related organisations, such as the International Gas Union.

Annie Krist, CEO, GTS Session timing: Thursday 14:25 Stream D Annie Krist was appointed CEO of Gasunie Transport Services (GTS) on 1

July 2011. Prior to taking up this position, from 2008 to 2011, she was the Director of Strategy and Participations within Gasunie. In the nineties she was part of the Gasunie team which was responsible for the commercial,

technical and IT changes involved with the liberalisation of the gas market. In 2005 she was appointed as a member of Gas Transport Services’ Management Team. Annie Krist joined Gasunie in 1987.

Madjid Kuebler, Managing DirectorTEAM CONSULT

Session timing: Thursday 15:15 Stream B Currently TEAM CONSULT is supporting national & international

companies to deal with the new opportunities (such as investments into new storage facilities) in the German gas market. TEAM CONSULT is also continuously involved in price revisions and arbitration cases with focus

on the North-West-European gas markets. Helmut Kusterer, Divisional Head of Business Development

GASVERSORGUNG SUEDDEUTSCHLAND Session timing: Thursday 15:15 Stream B Mr. Kusterer is responsible for the business development of purchase and

sales side, for sales support and -strategy, sales planning and the coordination of association and political activities at GVS, both within

Germany and abroad, i.e. in Baden Wuerttemberg, northern Switzerland, Vorarlberg and Lichtenstein. He was also responsible for the introduction of an ETRM System.

Gertjan Lankhorst, CEO, GASTERRA Session timing: Tuesday 15:45 Gertjan has been CEO since Sept 2006. Before this, he worked in the

Ministry of Economic Affairs in The Netherlands, holding various posts including Director of Competition & Director-General of Energy (2003-2005).

Douglas LawrenceManaging Director Head of EMEA Gas TradingMERRILL LYNCH COMMODITIES (EUROPE) LIMITEDSession timing: Thursday 11:20 Douglas joined Bank of America Merrill Lynch in 2012 and is responsible for European gas trading. Prior to this he was Head of Gas Trading at EDF Trading for 11 years. Douglas has over 20 years of experience trading gas and other energy products.

Dan Lewis, Chief Executive & FounderFUTURE ENERGY STRATEGIES & Energy Policy AdviserINSTITUTE OF DIRECTORS

Session timing: Thursday 16:05 Dan has been working in and around the energy policy and energy technology world for 10 years. From 2003-2009 he was Research Director of the Economic Research Council and also contributed research to Guinness Atkinson Funds from 2006-2009, as well as running a website on alternative energy stocks on their behalf. He is a frequent contributor to broadcast, national media and trade press on energy matters. His latest co-authored paper published in September 2012 “Britain’s Shale Gas Potential” put the case for the exploitation of the UK’s shale gas reserves on economic and environmental grounds.

Chris Logue, European Policy Manager (Gas)NATIONAL GRID

Session timing: Wednesday 16:40 Stream B Chris has over 20 years experience working in the UK and European

energy industry. In his current role he leads the team responsible for National Grid’s involvement with ENTSOG as well as monitoring and infl uencing other developments in the European gas markets and ensuring

that National Grid fulfi ls its obligations under the 3rd Package and other EU legislation. Previously he has held a number of key engineering and commercial positions within National Grid, being responsible for developing a number of key market enhancements including market transparency. Chris has also held managerial positions with National Grid Metering and BG Energy Services businesses.

Margot Loudon, Deputy Secretary General, EUROGAS Margot Loudon began her career with the gas industry in 1984 in the

capacity of Financial Analyst with British Gas plc. Seconded by British Gas to Brussels in 1986, she worked in the Secretariat of Comité d’Etudes Economiques Gaz, and was appointed Deputy Secretary General in 1990 of EUROGAS, then the organization representing integrated gas sector interests. Therefore Ms. Loudon has participated in the debate on the

internal gas market since its inception in late 1980s, working with the gas companies in Europe, in close contact with policy makers of the Commission and European Parliament. In more recent years, Ms. Loudon’s work has embraced not just strategic considerations argued by the gas sector (today from the wholesale and retail supply perspective), but the highly technical regulatory issues discussed, notably by the Madrid Forum, and in dialogue with CEER and ERGEG, giving her understanding of policy makers’ objectives as well as a detailed working knowledge of companies’ interests and concerns.

Philip Lowe, Director General, Energy DGEUROPEAN COMMISSION

Session timing: Tuesday 11:30 Following a period in the manufacturing industry, Philip Lowe joined the

European Commission in 1973, and held a range of senior posts as Chef de Cabinet and Director in the fi elds of regional development, agriculture,

transport and administration, before becoming Director-General of the Development DG in 1997. From September 2002 he was Director-General of the Competition DG until he took up his current appointment as Director-General of the Energy DG in February 2010.

Colin Lyle, Chairman Of The Gas Committee, EFET Session timing: Thursday 11:20 Colin was elected to the Board of the European Federation of Energy

Traders and appointed as Chairman of the EFET Gas Committee in August 2002. He also serves on the Board of Verband Deutscher Gas-und Strömhandler eV. EFET promotes the development of energy trading in open, transparent and liquid wholesale markets, unhindered by national borders or other undue obstacles. He is MD of Gas Market Insights Ltd, an international energy consultancy. Previously, he was Director, European Policy for Centrica plc. Colin is also IGU Strategy Committee Chairman. IGU membership covers more than 95% of the global gas market.

Didier Magne, Head of Continental Gas TradingRWE SUPPLY & TRADING

Session timing: Wednesday 17:55 Stream B Didier started trading natural gas in 1998 at Enron Europe and was one of

the pioneer traders to develop the Continental gas market. He has been an active player in the development of the European gas market, involved

in both Origination and Trading. His team is currently managing a very diversifi ed portfolio of trading assets, involving storage, capacities and swing contracts. In addition, the team provides market access to RWE’s portfolio management activities.

Alex McDonald, CEOLONDON ENERGY BROKERS ASSOCIATION - WMBA

Session timing: Tuesday 17:55 Stream C Prior to joining WMBA, Alex has spent his career in Banking and Fund

Management. He has over twenty years of experience as a macro trader and portfolio manager, most recently he was a senior portfolio manager at

BSAM Global Alpha Fund and prior to that, a portfolio manager in global macro at OLEA Capital Partners and at BlueCrest Capital, focusing on commodities, fi xed-income and currencies worldwide.

Tatiana Mitrova, Head of Global EnergySKOLOKOVO ENERGY CENTRE

Session timing: Wednesday 15:35 Dr. Tatiana Mitrova is responsible for analyses of the global energy markets development and the Russian Federation’s energy export and import policy. Between 2006-2011 Tatiana was Head of the Center for International Energy Markets Studies in Energy Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences (ERI RAS). Dr. Mitrova has sixteen years of experience in dealing with the development of Russian and global energy markets, including production, transportation, demand, energy policy, pricing, taxation and market restructuring. Dr. Mitrova is also a member of the Russian Council on Foreign and Defense Policy.

Dr. Ludwig Möhring, Managing Director, WINGAS Session timing: Thursday 15:15 Stream B Dr Möhring started his current role in April 2010. Dr Möhring was

previously General Manager at Shell Energy Europe, where he held various portfolios from December 2004 including sales to wholesale and I&C customers in Western Europe. Dr. Ludwig Möhring has been working

in the energy sector since 1992, he started with BEB Erdgas and Erdöl GmbH in Hannover and moved to Shell Gas and Power in London at the beginning of 2000.

Charlotte Morton, Chief ExecutiveTHE ANAEROBIC DIGESTION AND BIOGAS ASSOCIATION (ADBA)

Session timing: Thursday 16:05 Stream C Charlotte is an entrepreneur with a passion for the environment. Founder of WhizzGo, the innovative pay-by-the-hour car hire business which soon became the UK’s largest national car club, she is keen to promote businesses that help combat climate change. With the experience, skill-set, drive and capability to identify areas where AD can have the greatest impact whilst keeping the Association on track to achieve the bigger picture, Charlotte is determined to ensure that ADBA maximises the potential of the anaerobic digestion and biogas industry, and that a supportive regulatory environment with appropriate standards, training and fi nance is created to secure the industry’s future.

‘I thought 2012 was the best Flame I have been to. The presentations were spot on in terms of relevance, quality and interest. In addition, the mix of presentations, interviews, panels and debates was refreshing. People in the gas industry

enjoy meeting old friends and colleagues and making new connections - and there was certainly a lot of that at Flame!’Howard Rogers, Director, Natural Gas Research Programme, OIES

12th - 14th March 2013

Flame Main Conference Speaker Biographies

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Jens D. Müller, Deputy Communications Director NORD STREAM Session timing: Thursday 14:50 Stream A Jens D. Müller oversees the strategic planning for media relations projects

and change management processes. Nord Stream is responsible for the planning, construction and operation of an internationally recognised

pipeline project through the Baltic Sea. He joined the company in 2006 and developed the foundations for the corporate communications and public affairs departments, which grew from two employees to 18 in just three years. In the four years Müller has worked in this role, the challenges have shifted from the creation of basic communication tools, to sup-porting a complex permitting process in fi ve countries, and to communicating construction activities in ecologically sensitive areas.

Phil Murphy, Vice-President – Corporate Policy BG GROUP Session timing: Tuesday 16:55 Stream A Phil is Vice-President – Corporate Policy at BG Group. Phil was a political

journalist for 15 years, then worked as a political adviser to former UK Prime Minister, Tony Blair, before joining BG Group in 2001.

Stefanie Neveling, Head of the Gas Transmission Network Access & International Gas Trade Unit, GERMAN FEDERAL NETWORK AGENCY

Session timing: Wednesday 17:30 Stream B Previously, Dr. Stefanie Neveling worked for several years as a lawyer in a

renowned law fi rm specialising in energy and infrastructure law, where she advised on several major projects involving the gas sector (concerning third-party access issues, the drafting of supply agreements, merger control cases and European regulatory issues).

Angus Paxton, Principal ConsultantPÖYRY MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

Session timing: Tuesday 16:55 Stream B Angus Paxton led Poyry’s input into the European Commission study of

the costs and benefi ts of harmonising Europe’s gas quality standards, and has provided support to clients in understanding the impacts of both

the Interoperability and the Tariffs Framework Guidelines. He is an expert in gas transmission, market modelling, storage and transmission valuation, network analysis, gas regulation and network codes. Angus joined Pöyry in 2006 after nearly 10 years working for National Grid where he helped produce the Ten-Year Statement and supported the development of capacity arrangements and many of the distinctive features of the GB regime, which look likely to be replicated throughout Europe.

Kurt Bligaard PedersenExecutive Vice PresidentDONG ENERGY

Session timing: Wednesday 09:10 Mr Pedersen has been in his current role since February 2002. Prior to this, he was President of DONG Naturgas, Member of the Group Executive Board & responsible for all trading activities. He has also held roles in the Ministry Of Finance, the City Of Copenhagen & Falck Denmark.

Adri PolsCommercial Manager, Gas Storage BergermeerABU DHABI NATIONAL ENERGY COMPANY PJSC (TAQA)

Session timing: Tuesday 17:25 Stream A Adri Pols is Commercial Manager of TAQA’s Gas Storage Bergermeer

that is currently under construction in the Netherlands. Once operational in 2014, it will be the largest open access gas storage facility in Europe

offering the wholesale markets a natural gas reserve equivalent to the annual natural gas consumption of 2.5 million Dutch households. Adri has more than 16 years’ experience in various business development positions at Shell International, and at The Boston Consult-ing Group where he worked as a project leader across various industries prior to joining TAQA in 2010.

Benoît Pouzieux Head of Key Accounts GRTGAZ Session timing: Wednesday 09:10 Benoit Pouzieux is Head of Key Accounts in GRTgaz Marketing and Sales

division. Benoit began his career managing gas infrastructure projects. In1997, he became maintenance and operation manager of a gas transmission network. Since 2000 and the opening of the gas market in Europe, he has held several positions in GDF Suez and in GRTgaz in connection with TPA issues (storage, transmission network, IT).

Brandon PraterManaging Director, Private InfrastructurePARTNERS GROUP

Session timing: Wednesday 10:25 Brandon Prater is co-head of the private infrastructure team, based in

London. He is a member of the private infrastructure investment committee. He has 22 years of industry experience. Prior to joining

Partners Group, he worked at Prudential, M&G Investments, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the Emerging Markets Partnership.

Slavko Preocanin, President SHELL ENERGY EUROPE Session timing: Wednesday 09:10 Slavko was appointed President of Shell Energy Europe Limited in

September 2009 and is responsible for the marketing and trading of gas and power in Shell’s European energy markets. His organisation is also

responsible for the Shell Group’s global trade in environmental products. Since 1987, Slavko has held management positions in Shell’s UK Retail Fuels business and various Strategy and Operations manager roles in Refi ning. He joined Shell’s crude trading business in 2000 as Manager of Global Crude Supply. In 2003, he was appointed Senior Vice President responsible for Shell Energy North America’s marketing and trading activities in the South region, encompassing Texas and the Southeastern United States.

Klaus ReinischChief Executive Offi cerPETRONAS ENERGY TRADING LIMITED

Session timing: Thursday 11:20 Klaus joined PETRONAS in December 2010. As CEO of PETRONAS

Energy Trading, he has overall responsibility for leading the expansion of the Company’s European trading capabilities and optimising the Group’s

European energy assets. He is also the Chairman of Dragon LNG and Humbly Grove Energy Gas Storage in the UK and Kinsale Energy in Ireland. He has specialised in the energy sector for the last 16 years and was previously at Gazprom and TAQA.

Howard V. Rogers, Director, Natural Gas Research Programme, OXFORD INSTITUTE FOR ENERGY STUDIES

Session timing: Wednesday 17:55 Stream C & Thursday 09:25 Howard has spent much of his career in upstream oil and gas business

development and strategy. He retired from BP in 2008 after a career of 29 years. This included postings to the US, Kuwait and Azerbaijan. He is

currently researching the future potential for inter-regional gas price linkages under a range of scenarios.

Mark Rowley, Partner, BAKER BOTTS (UK) LLP Session timing: Wednesday 17:05 Stream A Mark Rowley advises clients in connection with large-scale energy and

corporate matters, with a particular focus on upstream and midstream gas projects. Mark joined Baker Botts in London in 2001 and was then based in Azerbaijan from 2003 to 2005. In January 2010, Mr Rowley moved to

Australia to become General Counsel of Australia Pacifi c LNG (APLNG) in Brisbane, before rejoining the fi rm in October 2011.

Christof Rühl, Group Chief Economist & Vice PresidentBP PLC.

Session timing: Wednesday 08:40 Christof manages BP’s global Economics Team, providing economic input

into the fi rm’s commercial decisions. BP’s Economics Team also produces the annual Statistical Review of World Energy and Global Energy Outlook. Christof has a distinguished track record in both academia and economic

policy making. Prior to joining BP, he was at the World Bank (1998-2005) where he served as the Bank’s Chief Economist in Russia and in Brazil. Before that, Christof worked in the Offi ce of the Chief Economist at the EBRD in London. Previously, he was an academic economist, fi rst in Germany and from 1991 as Professor of Economics at the University of California in Los Angeles.

Gulmira Rzayeva, Research Fellow, Economic Analysis & Global Affairs Department, CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES (CSS) REPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN

Session timing: Thursday 15:15 Stream A Gulmira Rzayeva’s area of expertise include energy security covering issues such as the energy policy of Azerbaijan and Black Sea/Caspian region energy security. As part of her engagements in the fi eld of energy security, she has worked at the Moscow Carnegie Center as a visiting research fellow. Her other engagements in this fi eld include a fellowship awarded by the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute Silk Road Studies Program, a joint program of the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies of Johns Hopkins University/USA and the Stockholm-based Institute for Security and Development Policy/Sweden fi nanced by the Rumsfeld Foundation, USA.

Yacine Saidji, Executive DirectorMORGAN STANLEY INFRASTRUCTURE

Yacine Saidji is an Executive Director at Morgan Stanley Infrastructure focusing on European investing. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley Infrastructure, he worked in the investment banking division focusing on advisory in the context of mergers and acquisitions in the transport and energy sectors. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley in 2006, he spent 3 years at McKinsey & Company advising clients in the energy sector.

Richard Sarsfi eld-Hall, PrincipalPÖYRY MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

Session timing: Wednesday 17:30 Stream D Richard Sarsfi eld-Hall joined Pöyry in 2008 and has over 20 years’

experience in the gas and energy markets. He has worked with clients on gas security of supply, gas in a future low carbon world, gas market

liberalisation, storage strategies and is author of Pöyry’s NW European gas price projection report. Previously he spent 17 years with Centrica working on gas purchase agreements, network code, power generation M&A, North American market entry strategy and asset operations.

Gian Carlo Scarsi, Senior Policy and Market Monitoring Offi cer ACER

Session timing: Thursday 14:25 Stream B Gian Carlo Scarsi joined ACER in December 2011 as Senior Policy and

Market Monitoring Offi cer. Gian Carlo is an economist by background and training, specialising in productivity analysis and the regulatory reform

of network industries in the UK, the EU, and Eastern Europe. Gian Carlo’s wider expertise concentrates on the restructuring of network industries (energy and transport) throughout Europe, the Caribbean, and South-East Asia. At ACER, Gian Carlo is mainly responsible for the preparation of the gas section of the Agency’s annual market monitoring report.

Klaus Schäfer, CEO, E.ON RUHRGAS & E.ON ENERGY TRADING

Session timing: Tuesday 14:30 Klaus Schäfer was appointed CEO of E.ON Ruhrgas AG in August 2010.

E.ON Ruhrgas is the steering company responsible for the international gas business within the E.ON group. Since October 2011 he is additionally

the CEO of E.ON Energy Trading SE, the company responsible for energy trading and optimisation activities within the group.

Gabrielle Seeling-Hochmuth, Director Of Gas Strategy & The Gas Centre, VATTENFALL

Session timing: Wednesday 17:55 Stream D Vattenfall is a European utility with core activities in Sweden, Germany and

the Netherlands. Prior work experience includes positions at Shell in new business development and strategy & portfolio. She holds a PhD in

electrical engineering and an MBA.

Paul Shapiro, Senior Banker, Natural Resources, EBRD Session timing: Wednesday 16:40 Stream A Paul Shapiro joined the European Bank for Reconstruction and

Development (EBRD) in 1994 in Privatisation and Restructuring and Early Stage Equity moving to Natural Resources in 2000. Since then he has led numerous debt and equity fi nancings/projects in upstream, midstream

and downstream oil and gas sectors. Adam Sieminski, Administrator

U.S. ENERGY INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION Session timing: Wednesday 12:10 Adam Sieminski was sworn in on June 4, 2012 as the eighth Administrator

of the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). EIA is responsible for collecting, analyzing, and disseminating independent and impartial energy information to promote sound policy-making, effi cient markets, and public

understanding of energy and its interaction with the economy and the environment. EIA also prepares analyses and special reports on topics of current interest. From 2005 until March 2012, he was the Chief Energy Economist for Deutsche Bank, working with the Bank’s global commodities research and trading units.

Trevor Sikorski, Director, Commodities Research, BARCLAYS Session timing: Tuesday 17:25 Stream C Trevor Sikorski is a Director and head of European energy and

environmental markets research within the Commodities Research team at Barclays. Dr Sikorski is responsible for the banks research coverage of emissions, global coal, European gas and LNG markets. Dr. Sikorski

has published numerous articles and papers on European energy and emissions trading markets and was named the top carbon market analyst by Environmental Finance magazine. Dr. Sikorski joined Barclays in 2008 from Point Carbon where he was a Director and senior analyst.

Pedro Simko, Member, Worldwide Executive Board SAATCHI & SAATCHI Session timing: Tuesday 15:15 & 15:45 Pedro Simko was born in Buenos Aires and studied in the US (Princeton

BA,; Harvard MBA). From 1982-88 Pedro worked in marketing at Procter & Gamble across the globe. He was then Marketing Director for Jacobs Suchard, responsible for the chocolate business in Switzerland, as well as

Toblerone and Sugus worldwide. In 1991, he co-founded SIMKO Communication, which quickly became one of Switzerland’s lbest known advertising agencies. In 2004 SIMKO Communication joined forces with Saatchi & Saatchi to become Saatchi & Saatchi Simko. In 2006, Pedro was named to Saatchi & Saatchi’s Worldwide Executive Board and 2007 he was appointed EMEA Client Director, as well as a member of the EMEA Executive Board.

Kenneth SnodgrassGeneral Manager – North West EuropeSHELL ENERGY EUROPE

Session timing: Thursday 11:20 Ken was appointed General Manager of Shell Energy Europe in 2010 and

is accountable for sales, supply and trading activities in natural gas and-power in the United Kingdom, Germany, Norway, Belgium and Denmark

with further specifi c activity in the Netherlands. In his previous role as Senior Vice President of Shell Energy North America, he managed Shell’s Gas and Power trading in Canada and Northeast/Midwest US. Ken has 20 years of global energy commercial experience having worked in a number of global supply and trading assignments in crude, oil products and LNG, at locations in the US, London and The Hague.

Jonathan SternChairman, Natural Gas Research Programme & Senior Research FellowOXFORD INSTITUTE FOR ENERGY STUDIES

Session timing: Tuesday 14:30, Wednesday 14:40 & Thursday 09:25 Alongside his current position, Jonathan is also Honorary Professor at the

Centre for Energy, Petroleum & Mineral Law & Policy, University of Dundeeand Visiting Professor at Imperial College’s Centre for Environmental Policy. He has published extensively on natural gas and security issues

Harald StindlJoint Managing DirectorGAS CONNECT AUSTRIA

Session timing: Thursday 16:05 Stream D Since 2006 Harald has been Managing Director of Gas Connect Austria

GmbH in Vienna. Gas Connect Austria has been appointed as Market Area Manager (MAM) in Austria by E-Control, the regulator. In 2001, Harald

took part in the successful legal unbundling of Gas Connect from OMV AG. From 2004 to 2006 he was in addition the Managing Director of Central European Gas Hub GmbH in Vienna. Dr. Stindl is currently member of the ENTSOG, GIE and GTE boards and the Fachverband Gas und Wärme committee (the highest committee of the Gas and Heating section of the Austrian economic chambers). He also sits on the MEGAL, AGGM (a coordinating company of the Austrian distribution networks).

Pamela Taylor Associate Partner, European Strategy OFGEM Session timing: Thursday 14:50 Stream B The European Strategy team provides Ofgem’s input into developing

genuinely competitive and sustainable European gas and electricity markets. Pamela joined Ofgem in 2004 and worked on anti-trust and

compliance cases, including Ofgem’s fi rst major Article 82 investigation into National Grid. She began her career at the CBI, the organisation’s British business, where she worked in London and Brussels on various policy areas including e-business and environment.

Ingo Tschach Managing Director TSCHACH SOLUTIONS Session timing: Thursday 15:40 Stream C Ingo gained his extensive carbon market experience at the German utility

EnBW and Noble Carbon Credits (awarded as Project Developer of the year 2010 by Point Carbon). Together with his partner Jan Frommeyer, Ingo developed an innovative price forecasting model for the carbon market, which comprises both fundamental data and the behaviour of market players, i.e. the timing of their trading decisions. This “Timing Impact Approach” is best suited to analyse not only carbon price developments in a “long-market”, but also the impacts of shifting auctioning volumes to later years (back-loading).

Laszlo Varro Head of Gas, Coal & Power Division IEA Session timing: Tuesday 16:55 Stream D Laszlo Varro joined the IEA in 2011 as the Head of Gas, Coal and Power

division. The division undertakes the analysis of gas, coal and electricity markets and policy developments with a special focus on supply-demand

balance, capacity investments, supply security issues as well as the implications of climate policy for the gas and electricity systems. Before joining the IEA, Laszlo worked in the private sector as the Director for Strategy Development at MOL Group.

David Viduna Head of Longterm Origination CEZ Session timing: Thursday 14:25 Stream A David Viduna is the Head of Longterm Origination in ČEZ since 2010.

Previously he worked in ČEZ as a project manager, primarily responsible for development of ČEZ gas power plants in Hungary and Slovakia. Befor

joining ČEZ in 2006, David worked in consulting companies and universities in various countries of EU and in Canada. David has a background in natural sciences (PhD, Charles University in Prague) and fi nance (Financial and Accounting Certifi cate, Rochester Institute of Technology).

Jean-Arnold VinoisActing Director, Internal Energy Market, EnergyEUROPEAN COMMISSION

Session timing: Thursday 12:05 Mr Vinois has been in his current role since April 2006, where he is

responsible for Energy Policy and Security of Supply, dealing particularly with the Strategic EU Energy Review, the security of gas supply and the

development of the trans-European Energy networks. Steve Wardlaw

Partner BAKER BOTTS Session timing: Tuesday 08:20 & Wednesday 17:05 Stream A Steve is the partner in charge for the fi rm’s Moscow offi ce. He has in-depth

experience of all aspects of large scale energy, project, and corporatematters, particularly the structuring and development of liberalised markets in the energy sector. He has advised on many Russian / CIS energy issues for leading energy companies.

Sean Waring Managing Director INTERCONNECTOR (UK) LTD Session timing: Tuesday 17:55 Stream B Owned by 8 large international energy companies and fi nancial institutions,

IUK is the operator of the sub-sea high pressure natural gas pipeline connecting the UK and continental Europe; a high profi le operation that

has been at the centre of European gas market development since it began operation in 1998. Prior to becoming Managing Director in April 2008, Sean was responsible for the real time delivery of the interconnector transportation service and for management of the Company’s relations with industry regulators in the UK, Belgium and at EC level.

‘I have wanted to attend Flame for at least the last 10 years and I am delighted to say that it lived up to my high expectations! I found the organisation very professional and the presentations varied, interesting and relevant. The attendees were diverse and impressive with lots of useful networking going on.’

Danielle Stoves, Independent Consultant

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This interactive central space enables attendees to network, hold meetings in between sessions and offers useful services such as a business centre and charging zone. Moving away from rows of exhibit displays, the Village is a high-traffi c area that promotes face-to-face business conversations in a more

relaxed and enjoyable setting. Below are some of the exciting new features on offer in the Flame 2013 Village.

The Taqa Coffee House With comfy seating, proper barista coffee and cookies to

hand, the TAQA Coffee House is the perfect place to catch up with old acquaintances or make new contacts at Flame.

The TAQA Coffee House will be a buzzing hub for business discussions all day long – the place to be to kick start your morning and to re-energize your afternoon!

The News RoomThis area is a relaxed seated area enabling delegates to keep up to date with thelatest news and industry developments while at Flame. There will be a news TV screen and the day’s papers available to read. The perfect area to keep up to date with the world! Would you like to host The News Room and offer this useful service to the Flame delegation?

The Baker Botts Business Lounge

Your business doesn’t stop just because you are at Flame so for 2013 we are pleased to be able to include the Baker Botts Business Lounge within the Flame Village! Kindly hosted by Baker Botts, the Business Lounge will be a quiet area offering non-stop Wi-Fi internet access, laptops, printers and desk space enabling you to keep on top of work in between sessions.

Private Meeting Space Flame attendees come from all over the world so it is the perfect

opportunity to arrange many business meetings all in one place at one time.To ensure you have private space to conduct your meetings, why not reserve

one of our spacious meeting rooms? The meeting rooms can accommodate up to 20 people and can be booked by the day of for the whole event. They come with refreshments, include a board room table and option for projector and white board. A few meeting rooms remain- would you like to reserve one for your

company?

Smoothie BarFor the fi rst time this year we are offering you a healthy alternative to yourmorning cup of coffee! Get one of your 5 fruit and veg a day with a tasty andfreshly made smoothie at the Flame smoothie bar!Would you like to re-vitalise delegates by hosting The Flame Smoothie Bar?

Speaker ZoneAn exclusive area for Flame’s senior speaker faculty to relax and make fi nalpreparations to their presentations away from the buzz of the event. This VIP zone offers all the essentials for busy speakers at the event- technical support, coffee, snacks, internet access, printing etc.

There is still the opportunity to host the exclusive Flame Speaker Zone and to network with the speakers in a relaxed environment. Are you interested?

The Exhibition Area & Networking Exchange Hear about the latest strategic & technical developments in the industry and discover services available that could help your business. Exhibitionstands offer you the chance to speak with the developers of new industry projects, product experts & industry consultants.

A few exhibition stands remain- would you like to reserve one for your company?

The ICE Water Stations

Brought to you by the ICE Futures Europe exchange, ICE Water Stations will be conveniently located around the Flame Village enabling you to pick up complimentary fresh bottled water at any time of the day. Don’t forget to take a bottle for your hotel room too!

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Please contact James Roberts on jroberts@icbi.co.uk or call +44 (0) 20 7017 7944 for more information.

1 Showcase your gas industry expertise with a solo presentation slot or by taking part in an industry panel.

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About Your Sponsors

Associate Sponsors

Argus is a leading provider of price assessments, business intelligence, market data, consultancy services and conferences on the global crude, oil products, natural gas, electricity, coal, emissions,

bioenergy, fertilizer, petrochemical and transportation industries. Data provided by Argus are widely used by companies and taxation authorities for indexation of physical trade. Companies, governments and international agencies use Argus information for analysis and planning purposes. Argus has 19 offi ces globally, including London, Houston, Washington, New York, Calgary, Rio de Janeiro, Singapore, Dubai, Beijing, Tokyo, Sydney, Moscow, Astana and other key centres of the energy industry. Argus was founded in 1970 and is a privately held UK-registered company. Learn more at www.argusmedia.com

BG Group is an international natural gas company active in around 25 countries across the world. Its centre of gravity lies in exploration and production but it works right along the gas-chain, connecting competitively priced gas to high-value markets. BG Group produces from the UKCS

natural gas equivalent to around 7% of UK consumption and began producing its fi rst hydrocarbons from Norway early in 2012 – just fi ve years after launching its exploration drilling programme. BG Group is a major global LNG player and has recently moved into shale gas and coal seam gas activities in the US and Australia respectively. BG Group is also a partner in some of the huge pre-salt oil discoveries of recent years in the Santos Basin offshore Brazil.

As Europe’s 2nd largest LNG terminal operator, Elengy serves all LNG importers seeking to supply

French and European markets connected to the French natural gas transmission system. It is able to receive all types of LNG vessels, up to the biggest, i.e. Q-Flex and Q-Max vessels. Elengy currently operates three LNG terminals in France : Montoir de Bretagne on the Atlantic coast, and Fos Tonkin as well as Fos Cavaou which are both located on the shores of Mediterranean. Elengy offers safe and effi cient services to its customers, is open to any innovative solutions and is ready to develop new capacities. Experienced, reliable and fl exible, Elengy ambitions also to develop its activities in small scale LNG as well as internationally, preferably in partner-ships where its long standing operator expertise will be leveraged. For further information, please visit: www.elengy.com

GasTerra BV is an international company trading in natural gas with offi ce premises at Rozenburglaan 11 in Groningen. It operates on the European energy market and has a signifi cant share in Dutch

gas supplies. GasTerra also provides various gas sector-related services. The company has a strong purchasing position and almost fi fty years of experience in natural gas procurement and sales. GasTerra plays an important role in the utilization of domestic gas reserves and energy supplies in the Netherlands and the EU by virtue of natural gas’ economic value and public importance as an energy source. The company promotes the safe and effi cient use of natural gas and actively develops new applications. GasTerra pays particular attention to energy supply sustainability and initiates various projects in this context. It fulfi ls a public role with regard to implementing the Dutch government’s Small Field Policy. This policy is aimed at promoting Dutch natural gas production in smaller gas fi elds. GasTerra’s operations are based on a code of conduct in which integrity and respect serve as its guiding principles. The company strives to build long-lasting relations with the private sector and enter into agreements that refl ect natural gas and its associated services’ market values. In our work, we adhere closely to our core values, i.e. a focus on our customers, results and improvement.

GRTgaz operates, maintains and develops a 32,000 km-long natural gas transmission system in France. GRTgaz guarantees a transparent

and non discriminatory access to its network for all players. Our offer involves commercializing natural gas transport capacities, network connection services, and full access to a dynamic wholesale gas market with 95 shippers (end 2012). France is at the crossroads of European gas networks, and represents 10% of the European natural gas consumption. With the high growth of electricity generation from natural gas, a stable rise of gas demand is expected over the next 10 years, which will boost the dynamism of the French market.Committed to designing a more liquid and interconnected European gas market, GRTgaz builds its offers within its Concertation Gaz process that brings together shippers and industrial customers seeking to optimize their supplies.

Hogan Lovells is one of the world’s leading international legal practices with more than 2,500 lawyers operating from 40 offi ces in Europe, the United States, Latin America and Asia. Hogan Lovells offers energy clients unrivalled legal coverage across these regions. Its international energy team is highly experienced in major LNG, gas, oil,

petrochemical, power and renewables projects. Notable mandates include the Shah Deniz Phase 2 Gas Project and Papua New Guinea LNG. www.hoganlovells.com

ICE Futures Europe is a London-based, regulated futures exchange for the global energy markets. As Europe’s largest energy exchange, ICE Futures Europe offers more than 800 energy derivatives products and is the home of Brent and Gasoil, the world’s crude and refi ned oil futures benchmarks. ICE Futures Europe also lists European

natural gas futures and options contracts and offers the world’s leading emissions market. All ICE energy products are cleared at ICE Clear Europe, ICE’s London based clearing house, which was established in 2008 and clears an average 2.6 million energy contracts every day. Participants across the globe have access to ICE’s range of futures and options contracts to manage risk around-the clock, in a transparent and liquid marketplace. Powered by WebICE, a widely distributed and sophisticated electronic trading platform, ICE Futures Europe brings the world’s energy markets together. www.theice.com

Opportune LLP is an independent energy consultancy serving clients across the globe from offi ces in North America and Europe. We offer our clients the collective expertise of a tightly integrated team of industry and consulting veterans, delivering the skill and acumen of a

multinational fi rm in combination with the deep insight, personal attention and nimble structure of a specialized consultancy. Our mission statement is simple, but direct: to add value to our clients. Across energy segments, our practice areas include corporate fi nance, complex fi nancial reporting, process and technology, strategy and organization, dispute resolution, enterprise risk, tax, and outsourcing.

Founded in 1909, Platts is a leading global provider of energy, petrochemicals and metals information and a premier source of benchmark prices for the physical and futures markets. Platts’ news, pricing, analytics,

commentary and conferences help customers make better-informed trading and business decisions and help the markets operate with greater transparency and effi ciency. Customers in 150 countries benefi t from Platts’ coverage of the carbon emissions, coal, electricity oil,, natural gas, metals, nuclear power, petrochemical, and shipping markets. A division of The McGraw-Hill Companies (NYSE: MHP), Platts is headquartered in New York with approximately 900 employees in more than 15 offi ces worldwide. Additional information is available at www.platts.com

The Energy Branch of Pöyry Management Consulting is the leading advisor to Europe’s energy markets, providing strategic,

commercial, regulatory and policy advice to Europe’s energy markets using our problem solving, modelling and economics expertise and a practical and down-to-earth approach to our clients’ requirements. Our team of over 250 energy specialists, located across 15 offi ces in 12 countries worldwide, offers unparalleled expertise in the rapidly changing energy sector. Within Europe and worldwide our clients include utilities, generating companies, energy distributors, suppliers, energy traders, fi nancial institutions, governments, regulators, the European Commission, the World Bank, trade associations and industrial energy users. Pöyry Management Consulting also produces the renowned ILEX Energy Reports which provide detailed projections for the price of wholesale electricity, gas, carbon and green certifi cates in Europe’s liberalised energy markets.

RWE Supply & Trading is a leading European energy trading house and one of the strongest competitors in the European gas industry. RWE Supply & Trading is the interface between the RWE Group and global

wholesale markets for energy and energy-related raw materials. Based in Essen, Germany, we are the hub for all tradable commodities, in both their physical and/or derivative forms, including power, gas, coal, freight, oil, weather, emissions certifi cates and renewable energies. We are also responsible for the economic optimisation of the entire non-regulated gas business of the RWE Group, including all procurement, transport, storage and LNG-related activities.Our headquarters in Essen, Germany, boast Europe’s largest and most sophisticated energy trading fl oor, complementing our network of additional trading fl oors in London and Swindon, as well as subsidiary and affi liate offi ces in Den Bosch, Geneva, Singapore and New York, representative offi ces in Prague and Ashgabat – and our joint venture in Houston.

Shell is a group of energy companies with a long history of innovation in the global gas industry, including pioneering investments in Asian LNG, the development of North Sea gas in the 1960s, and the Pearl GTL project in Qatar, that was inaugurated in 2011.

Shell Energy Europe (SEE) is responsible for the sale and marketing of gas, power and environmental products in Europe, and is active in 17 countries. SEE was formed from the merger of Shell’s gas marketing and trading businesses in 2009, and leverages the integration of these capabilities to offer “Energy Solutions for your Business” to customers, including industrial gas consumers, power generators, gas producers and international merchants.

Statoil is an international energy company with operations in 34 countries. Building on more than 35 years of experience from oil and gas production on the Norwegian continental shelf, a quarter of our production is now derived from international assets.

We are committed to accommodating the world’s energy needs in a responsible manner, applying technology and creating innovative business solutions. Statoil is headquartered in Norway with 20,000 employees worldwide, and is listed on the New York and Oslo stock exchanges. More information on www.statoil.com.

Storengy, a company of GDF SUEZ, is a European leader in underground storage. It currently operates storage facilities across France, United Kingdom and Germany with

22 sites and around 12.5 billion m3 in working capacity. With over 1,000 employees, Storengy is in charge of all new storage-related pursuits, planning, development, installation and operating activities, as well as the commercialisation of services directly or indirectly pertaining to natural gas storage. To support growth in demand, fulfi l the market’s need for responsiveness and ensure gas suppliers high-quality storage services, Storengy is working to optimise the performance of its existing facilities, expand its capacity and fi nd new storage sites.

Baker Botts is a globally respected law fi rm with a worldwide reputation for innovative legal solutions to the challenges faced by an ever-evolving oil and gas industry. we achieve this through drilling deeper into the challenges

faced by clients as they grow and adapt, using our reach and depth of understand-ing of the law to help us deliver better, and more effective solutions. We have broad and varied experience with both companies and government bodies. We advise on ground-breaking deals to supply oil and gas into Europe, working on the evolution of North Sea fi elds, Bosphorous bypass pipeline routes, complex capacity agreements in gas pipelines and northern European LNG import terminals, privatising state-owned oil companies in Eastern Europe, developing multi-billion dollar trading portfolios of oil and gas and structuring petrochemical joint ventures. The foundations of our fi rm and our history within the global energy sector, allow our clients to achieve their business objectives.Baker Botts. Deeper understanding. Better solutions.

TAQA is a global energy group headquartered in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, and listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX). Following a series of global acquisitions and organic growth, we have become an established

oil & gas operator. TAQA is located in the UAE, UK, the Netherlands, Canada, USA, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Ghana, India and Oman. TAQA Energy B.V. is a subsidiary of TAQA based in the Netherlands. We are building a portfolio of energy solutions to contribute to a more fl exible and competitive European energy market. Founded in 2007, TAQA Energy’s operations focus on strategic energy infrastructure projects and the production and exploration of oil and gas, both onshore and offshore. TAQA is currently constructing Gas Storage Bergermeer, in the Netherlands. The facility will be Europe’s largest and most advanced open access gas storage facility, with a working volume of 4.1 bcm. Gas Storage Bergermeer will double the Netherlands’ seasonal storage capacity and is strategically located at a crossroads of gas export routes from Russia and Norway to Northwest Europe. For more information: www.taqaglobal.com and www.gasstoragebergermeer.com

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Flame 2012 was a very good conference. I enjoyed my session and stream very much. From the discussions at the event, it is

very clear that the gas world will remain very interesting and that there will be many subjects to talk about at next year’s Flame!’

Stephan Dewald, Former Managing Director Gas Storage, WINGAS