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Post-Conference Workshop:
22 June 2017
Venue:
Equarius Hotel, Resorts
World Sentosa, Singapore

Actualising FSRU Projects and Uncovering New Market

Opportunities in Asia
Featuring FSRU operators, owners and technical experts including:

Laura Saguin U Soe Myint Nazery Khalid

Division Chief, Natural Director General (R) Head of Panning &
Gas Management Energy Planning Development
Division Department Boustead Heavy
Philippine Department Ministry of Electricity Industries Corporation
of Energy and Energy, Myanmar

Ajay Kumar Syed Ammar Shah

Abul Mansur
Chairman and Head of Business
Chairman
Managing Director Development
Petrobangla
Fox Petroleum Limited Engro Elengy Terminal

Parth Jindal
Kazuya Sasaki
Managing Director
General Manager
Hegh LNG Asia
Mitsui OSK Lines
Pte.Ltd

Join Industry Experts at FSRU Asia

Summit 2017 to:

Uncover new opportunities in Meet government officials,

emerging and frontier FSRU project and vessel owners to
markets such as Bangladesh, discuss the growth of FSRUs
Thailand, the Philippines and in Southeast Asia and South
Pakistan and forecast for the Asia
industry in 2017 and beyond
Learn from actual case-
studies of recently completed
Take part in an interactive
FSRU projects, including
roundtable discussion on
Bumi Amardas Malta FSRU,
FSRU containment systems,
which achieved first LNG in
regasification skids and
January 2017 Sponsors:
offloading systems and how
they impact the efficiency of Plus, engage in an intimate
FSRUs networking session with key
decision makers in the LNG
Find out ways to improve
supply chain Developed and Organised by:
FSRU vessel efficiency and
increasing send-out and
storage capacity

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 INTRODUCTION

Dear industry colleagues,

Who Can You Expect
With 23 FSRUs currently operational and a further seven on
order, Floating Storage and Regasification Units (FSRUs) have to Meet:
quickly become a mainstream solution for potential new LNG
regasification terminals and have helped new markets import Government officials Project financiers
LNG to meet growing gas demands. Fourteen out of 33 LNG FSRU owners FSRU equipment
current import markets have floating capacity and five of these FSRU operators providers
14 have onshore capacity as well. Oil & gas companies FSRU EPCs
Shipyards FSRU consultants
Indonesia remains the main FSRU market in Southeast Asia Power plant operators
with two operational vessels although there have been talks
that neighbouring countries such as Thailand, Philippines,
Vietnam and Myanmar could also make forays into the FSRU
market to meet their energy demand.
From Across Asia and Beyond:
Over in South Asia, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh are already 5%
leading the way in FSRUs and it is understood that these
5%

35%
countries, together with Southeast Asia, will lead the growth in 5%
LNG demand over the next few years to offset weaker demand
from traditional import markets such as Japan and South 5%
Korea.
10%
With so much potential growth in Asias FSRU market, the 2nd
FSRU Asia Summit is geared towards addressing some of the
most important issues affecting the FSRU market in the region, 10%
including technology, associated infrastructure, transportation
and vessel availability. We will also analyse frontier FSRU
markets such as Thailand, Philippines and Myanmar and
emerging FSRU markets in the region.
25%
Singapore
Please take this opportunity to explore the agenda and case Rest of Southeast Asia (Thailand, Indonesia,
studies that will be presented at the summit, and I look forward Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei)
to welcoming you in June! North Asia (Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan)
South Asia (India, Bangladesh, Pakistan)
Best Regards, USA
Australia + New Zealand
Hairul Borhan Europe (UK)
Conference Producer MENA (Jordan, Egypt, UAE, Kuwait)
FSRU Asia Summit 2017

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OUR DISTINGUISHED

SPEAKER LINEUP INCLUDES:

U Soe Myint Parth Jindal

Kelvin Li
Director General (R) Managing Director
Gas Consulting Expert
Energy Planning Hegh LNG Asia
The Lantau Group
Department Pte.Ltd
Ministry of
Electricity and
Energy, Myanmar Ajay Kumar Karthik Sathyamoorthy
Chairman and President
As the previous Director
Managing Director Galway Group
General for the Energy Planning
Fox Petroleum
Department in Myanmars Ministry
Limited
of Energy, U Soe Myint is well-
versed in the countrys energy Ajay Kumar is currently Chairman
and Managing Director of Fox Stephen Thompson
policies. Hear him speak about
Petroleum, which will be building an Manager LNG & Gas
Myanmars gas-fired power plant
FSRU in Karnataka, India. Hear him Poten & Partners
requirements and how FSRUs will
benefit the development of the speak about Indias LNG demand,
Thilawa SEZ and Dawei SEZ. the current state of Indias LNG
infrastructure and the role FSRUs
Roman Kazmin
will play in major India a major LNG
Head of LNG
importer in the next 5 years.
Laura Saguin ICIS Heren
Division Chief, Natural
Gas Management Shiv Sivarajah
Division Director of Natural Kerry Anne Shanks
Philippine Department Resources Head of APAC Gas and
of Energy ING Bank Asia LNG Research
Wood Mackenzie

Dr. Veerapat
Kiatfuengfoo Kazuya Sasaki
Yoga P. Suprapto
Director Petroleum General Manager
CEO
Business Group, Mitsui OSK Lines
Rinder Energia
Energy Policy and
Planning Office
Kazuya Sasaki has been in the
Thailand Ministry of
LNG shipping business for more Bara Frontasia
Energy
than 23 years and was engaged Operation &
in various FSRU and FSU projects Commercial Director
around the world. He is currently Nusantara Regas
Sampe Purba developing Uruguay FSRU project,
Vice President which will be the largest FSRU in
of Gas South America. He will discuss the
selection criteria for some of the Abul Mansur
Commercialization
major components of the Uruguay Chairman
SKK Migas
FSRU project and provide updates Petrobangla
Sampe Purba currently holds
on its construction.
position as Vice President of Gas
Commercialization at Indonesias
Syed Ammar Shah
energy regulator SKK MIGAS, having Nazery Khalid
Head of Business
joined its predecessor BP Migas in Head of Panning &
Development
2002. His responsibilities include Development
Engro Elengy Terminal
managing the commercialization Boustead Heavy
and monetization of pipeline gas, Industries Corporation
LPG and LNG. Hear him talk about Travis Maurer
Indonesias current energy mix and Senior Vice President/
Gianluca Orlandi
how FSRUs will help the country Head of Oil & Gas
LNG FSRU Project
achieve its 35,000MW power Upstream & Offshore
Manager
generation target. Sumitomo Mitsui
Bumi Armada
Banking Corporation

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 PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
MONDAY, 19 JUNE 2017
Workshop A | 9:00 - 12:00
Important Steps and Considerations to
Execute an FSRU Project Successfully,
On-Time and Within Budget
Getting an FSRU project operational involves many crucial
decision-making processes. From the selection of important
system components, budgeting, shipyard selection, EPCs
to sourcing for LNG, these steps often determine how
successful an FSRU project is and whether they can be
completed within the given timeframe and whether it will
overrun the projects budget. This workshop aims to help
industry professionals to:
Identify some of the most important considerations when
executing an FSRU project
Develop an effective project development timeline to
prevent project overrun
Learn about the successful execution of the Malta
FSRU project and understand what and why some key
decisions were made
Gianluca Orlandi
LNG FSRU Project Manager
Bumi Armada
Gianluca currently works for Malaysia-based oilfield services
company Bumi Armada as Project Manager for the Malta
LNG FSU regasification project. He led a team of 70 people
to oversee the conversion of FSU Armada LNG Mediterrana
into the FSRU and is responsible for overall project execution
and handover to operations. Prior to this, he has more than
10 years experience with Italian oil and gas company Eni,
most recently as the Project Manager for FPSO Olombendo.
Lunch will be provided for delegates attending
these workshops
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Workshop B | 13:00 - 16:00
FSRU 101: Understanding Crucial FSRU
Systems and How to Integrate Them
to Improve a Vessels Efficiency and
Reliability
With FSRUs gaining popularity as a mainstream solution
for potential new LNG regasification terminals, it is crucial
for industry professionals to have a strong grasp of each
aspect of an FSRU and understand how each component
affect the vessels deployment, costs, operational strategy,
maintenance and efficiency. This workshop aims to help
industry professionals to:
Get a better understanding of a typical FSRU
infrastructure
Familiarise themselves with the various FSRU terms and
jargons
Design a better and more efficient FSRU through a better
understanding of how the various components and
systems work
Identify crucial component and systems that affect FSRU
operations and deployment
Kelvin Li
Gas Consulting Expert
The Lantau Group
Kelvin Li serves as a Gas Consulting Expert at The Lantau
Groups (TLG) Hong Kong office. He has 16 years experience
in the gas and power industry. Prior to joining TLG, Kelvin
was a Senior Consultant based in London, where he
consulted on in-depth LNG market analyses and forecasts.
He has a strong background in strategic planning, market
analysis, economic modelling, business development,
account management, commercial negotiation and team
leadership.
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 POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

THURSDAY, 22 JUNE 2017

Workshop C | 09:00 - 12:00 Workshop D | 13:00 - 16:00

Gaining Market Access to Various Innovative Strategies to FSRU Financing
FSRU Markets in Asia and Overcoming With the cost of building, operating and maintaining a FSRU
Regulatory Hurdles easily reaching millions of dollars, having access to project
finance is crucial. Some countries, especially developing
With more than five countries in Southeast Asia and South nations, might find it difficult to tap into the financial markets
Asia importing LNG for their own consumption, and all to get the required funding. This workshop will discuss:
having their own sets of regulations pertaining to LNG
Understand the current status of the lending market for
imports and access to their energy market, it is crucial for
FSRU projects
LNG exporters, importers and FSRU operators to understand
Some of the innovative financing solutions that are
the various regulations that could present a hurdle to their
suitable for Southeast Asia and South Asia countries
business and to determine the best market access strategies.
Security concerns in financing FSRU vessels under
This workshop aims to help LNG industry practitioners:
construction or undergoing conversion
Gain a better understanding of the various market Understanding the risks for both lenders and creditors
practices in Asia including Indonesia, India, Thailand, when financing a FSRU project
Bangladesh and Pakistan
Identify any potential regulatory hurdles to enter the LNG Shiv Sivarajah
market in Asia Director of Natural Resources
ING Bank Asia
Formulate steps to overcome any market access and
regulatory setbacks
Shiv heads ING Banks Offshore Oil & Gas Services franchise
Establish a solid market entry strategy into the various in Asia. ING is a leading global oil & gas project finance
LNG importing countries in Asia bank with a particularly strong franchise in the offshore oil
& gas sector, having financed over 173 offshore oil & gas
Karthik Sathyamoorthy
transactions over the past 20 years. Shiv has been a banker
President
for 16 years. He started his career in London where he
Galway Group
worked for 10 years, firstly with HSBC and subsequently with
Lloyds Bank. He has worked for ING Bank in Asia for 6 years.
Karthik is currently the President at Galway Group and has
the overall responsibility for Galways operations globally.
Before joining Galway Singapore in 2011, Karthik has had
an extensive Gas and LNG transactional and commercial
experience working for Wood Mackenzie, HSBC and Crisil.
It was a well-organised event with
Karthik has managed consulting assignments relating to ample opportunities for attendees to
the development of new LNG import terminals, small scale
network with industry experts and to
LNG, LNG ship scheduling, contracting and commercial
negotiations across South East Asia, North Asia and Middle participate in conference sessions
East. Other assignments have included Pan-Asian and Ticy Veluvellel Thomas, Lead Contracts Specialist, Modec
country-specific gas strategies; LNG procurement studies;
Gas/LNG pricing studies and storage studies.

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 DAY ONE TUESDAY, 20 JUNE 2017
08:15 Registration & Refreshments
Joint Plenary Sessions with the FLNG World Congress
08:50 Welcome Note from Chairperson & Speed
Networking
09:00 LNG Outlook: Revolution or Passing Storm?
How has the industry responded to low prices
and weaker growth in key markets?
Is the waxing US supply fundamentally changing
industry dynamics?
What is the outlook for new LNG supply projects?
What are the implications for the FLNG and
FSRU solutions?
Stephen Thompson
Manager LNG & Gas
Poten & Partners
09:30 Predicting The End Of The LNG Glut And How It
Will Impact Supply And Demand In The Pacific
Basin
Breakdown of existing contracted and
uncontracted LNG supplies in the Pacific and
Atlantic Basins
Estimating the number of spot LNG cargoes
available globally in the next 18 months
Impact of low oil prices on LNG supply and the
estimated timeframe of when LNG demand is
expected to pick up globally
Analysing potential new FSRU markets in Asia
and the Middle East and how it will affect LNG
prices
Roman Kazmin
Head of LNG
ICIS Heren
10:00 Morning Coffee & Networking Break
Development Of The FSRU Market In Asia-Pacific
And The Available Opportunities
10:30 Understanding The Requirements Of Existing
FSRU Markets In Asia And Identifying New
Opportunities In The Region
Breakdown of the various operational FSRUs
deployed in Asia, including their current
operating capacities and existing LNG supply
contracts
Analysing potential new FSRU markets in Asia
and how it will affect existing and future LNG
supply and demand and prices
Understand the reasons behind the growth of
mini-FSRUs and its potential deployment in Asia,
especially Indonesia
Kerry Anne Shanks
Head of APAC Gas and LNG Research
Wood Mackenzie
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11:00 Panel Discussion: FSRUs As A Viable Long-Term
Alternative To On-Shore Import Terminals
Breakdown of the various operating costs
associated with the long-term deployment of an
FSRU
Comparing the operational efficiency between
FSRUs and onshore import terminals and its
impact on long-term operational viability
Analysing the various issues affecting FSRU
deployment including compatibility issues with
existing and new-build LNG vessels
Understanding the socio-economic impact
of FSRU projects on the community and
environment and why it is more advantageous
than on-shore terminals
Parth Jindal Karthik Sathyamoorthy
Managing Director President
Hegh LNG Asia Pte.Ltd Galway Group
Ajay Kumar
Chairman and Managing
Director
Fox Petroleum Limited
Moderator:
Kerry Anne Shanks
Head of APAC Gas and LNG Research
Wood Mackenzie
12:00 Securing Project Financing For FSRUs In
Developing Countries
Breakdown of the various costs to build an FSRU
and a mini-FSRU in Asia
Overview of the various financing solutions
available, especially for developing countries that
might not have the best credit ratings
Identifying major considerations when applying
for project financing and how to solve these issues
Travis Maurer
Senior Vice President/Head of Oil & Gas Upstream
& Offshore
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
12:30 Networking Lunch
Case Studies of Successful FSRU Project Execution
13:30 Case-study: Factors To Consider In Order To Bring
The Uruguay FSRU, South Americas Biggest FSRU,
Online, On-Time And Within Budget
Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) view of the current
growth of the FSRU industry and some of the
major impacts on the LNG shipping industry
Understanding the reason why MOL is installing
the largest storage tank for the Uruguay FSRU
Analysing the major difference between the
Uruguay LNG FSRU and some of the existing
FSRUs currently deployed globally in terms of
design and technology used
*Pending final confirmation
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 DAY ONE TUESDAY, 20 JUNE 2017
Selection criteria for some of the major
components of the Uruguay FSRU and updates
on the construction of the project
Breakdown of the cost projections for the project
and initiatives taken by MOL to ensure project is
completed within budget
Kazuya Sasaki
General Manager
Mitsui OSK Lines
14:00 Case-study: Analysing The Successful Conversion
Of An Existing Moss-Tank LNG Carrier Into Maltas
First FSRU
Understanding the various FSRU docking
concepts and the reasons why Bumi Armada
adopted the spread-mooring arrangement for
the Malta FSRU
Reducing development costs through the use of
a shore-based power supply for the FSRU
Ensuring the highest level of FSRU efficiency by
reducing dry-docking through the use of long-
term coating and in-water inspection philosophy
Gianluca Orlandi*
LNG FSRU Project Manager
Bumi Armada
14:30 Industry Thought Leadership: Richtech
15:00 Industry Thought Leadership: Sofec
15:30 Afternoon Tea & Networking Break
Ensuring FSRU Vessel Availability And Increasing
Operational Uptime
16:00 Identifying And Adopting The Best Practices In
FSRU Construction To Increase Vessel Efficiency
And Reduce Down-Time
Breakdown of the number of number of vessels
being converted into FSRUs and the number of
newbuilds expected to enter the market in the
next 3 years
MEDIA PARTNERS
Singapore
Oil and Gas
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Improving vessel operational capabilities through
the adoption of industry best practices in FSRU
conversions and newbuilds
Understand how good vessel design can help
reduce operating and maintenance costs while
increasing production efficiency
Nazery Khalid
Head of Panning & Development
Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation
16:30 Understanding FSRU Chartering Contracts And
How It Will Impact The Number Of Available
Vessels Over The Next Three Years
Breakdown of currently chartered FSRUs whose
lease will expire in the next three years and how
they will affect LNG supply and demand
Number of FSRUs currently on order, including
newbuilds and conversions, and when they would
be entering service
Understanding how the current low LNG prices
affect FSRU demand and supply
Parth Jindal
Managing Director
Hegh LNG Asia Pte.Ltd
17:00 End of Day 1
This is a very market specific
conference which provides good
insight and expert perspectives
on the FSRU market.
Donald Leow, Estimating & Tender Manager, Dyna-Mac
Engineering Services
FPSO and FLNG
PROFESSIONALS
*Pending final confirmation
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 DAY TWO WEDNESDAY, 21 JUNE 2017
08:50 Opening Address by Conference Chairman
FSRU Infrastructure and Technology
09:00 Ensuring Sufficient Associated Offshore Offloading
Infrastructure To Support FSRU Operations
Identifying the various associated onshore
facilities needed to support FSRU operations
such as gas pipelines, storage, etc.
Determining the cost of associated facilities
needed and determining whether they are more
cost-effective than on-shore LNG terminals
Most effective strategies of integrating FSRUs
with associated onshore facilities to reduce
project development and operational cost
Yoga P. Suprapto
CEO
Rinder Energia
09:30 Interactive Round Table Session: Improving FSRU
Vessel Efficiency, Lowering LNG Deliverability
Downtime And Increasing Send-Out And Storage
Capacity
In this inter-industry dialogue, delegates from
various key stakeholders will engage in roundtable
discussions comprising 8-10 members for an in-
depth dialogue into three of the most important
components of an FSRU. Each discussion group
will take place concurrently, with the tables
rotating every 20 minutes. Delegates will have the
opportunity to engage in all three of the discussion
groups over the course of the session.
Roundtable Chairman:
Karlman Tham*
General Manager
Excelerate Energy Singapore
Topic 1: Containment System (Cargo Tanks)

This session will discuss the importance of
containment systems in FSRUs and how to ensure
they are safe, effective and meet the needs of
FSRU operators while conforming to the various
construction codes. Analysing the future of the FSRU market in
Topic 2: Regasification Skids

This session will discuss the importance of
regasification skids for FSRUs. It will also explore
the best practices in installing regasification skids
to improve send-out output and regasification
efficiency.
Topic 3: Offloading systems
 Bara Frontasia Yoga P. Suprapto
This session will explore the various offloading
systems for FSRUs and how to determine the best
and most suitable configuration to maximise LNG
off-loading for each project.
10:30 Morning Coffee & Networking Break
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FSRU Country Focus - Indonesia
11:00 Overview Of Indonesias Power Requirements And
How FSRUs Are Helping To Achieve The 35k MW
Power Generation Target
Breakdown of Indonesias current energy matrix
and how natural gas will grow in importance and
account for 25% of the energy mix by 2025
Achieving the 35k MW power generation target
through the use of more gas-fired power plants
Importance of LNG imports and FSRUs to meet
natural gas demands throughout Indonesia
Sampe Purba
Vice President of Gas Commercialization
SKK Migas
11:30 Assessing The Commercial Viability Of Mini-FSRUs
To Meet Space Constraints And Marginal Demand
In Indonesia
Analysing the growth and suitability of mini-
FSRUs in Asia, especially in archipelagic
countries such as Indonesia
Breakdown of the various costs of operating
mini-FSRUs and why they are still more attractive
than running gas pipelines across the country
Assessing the various infrastructure needed to
support mini-FSRU operations and their socio-
economic and environmental impact
Bara Frontasia
Operation & Commercial Director
Nusantara Regas
12:00 Panel Discussion: Analysing Indonesias Existing
and Planned FSRUs - West Java FSRU, FSRU
Lampung, Cilamaya FSRU and Bali FSRU
Overview of the various operational and planned
FSRUs across Indonesia
Breakdown of LNG supply contracts for the
various FSRUs in Indonesia
Analysing the operating capacity of each FSRU
and possible ways to increase them
Indonesia and their impact on the countrys
power generation market
How FSRUs are helping Indonesia to meet its
natural gas needs
Sampe Purba Parth Jindal
Vice President of Gas Managing Director
Commercialization Hegh LNG Asia
SKK Migas Pte.Ltd
Operation & Commercial CEO
Director Rinder Energia
Nusantara Regas
Moderator:
Roman Kazmin, Head of LNG, ICIS Heren
*Pending final confirmation
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 DAY TWO WEDNESDAY, 21 JUNE 2017
13:00 Networking Lunch
Finding New Opportunities in Emerging FSRU Markets
14:00 India Benefits Of Utilising FSRUs In A Price-
Sensitive Import Market
Overview of Indias LNG demand, which is
expected to register a compound annual growth
rate (CAGR) of 17% during 2015-2025
Current state of Indias stretched LNG
infrastructure and the investments being made to
grow the sector
How FSRUs will play a major role in making India
a major LNG importer in the next 5 years
Breakdown of existing and planned FSRUs in
India and their specifications, supply contracts
and lease
Ajay Kumar
Chairman and Managing Director
Fox Petroleum Limited
14:30 Bangladesh Jumping On The LNG Import
Bandwagon Through FSRUs
progression for Bangladesh, where 63% of power
plants are already gas-fired
Identifying major financial, regulatory and
economic considerations for Bangladesh to start
importing LNG using FSRUs
List of Infrastructure needed to support FSRUs
operations in Bangladesh, including storage
tanks, jettys, pipelines, etc.
Abul Mansur
Chairman
Petrobangla
15:00 Pakistan Overview Of The Countrys First And
Second FSRUs
Operational analysis of Pakistans first FSRU and
its contribution to Pakistans gas demand
Analysing the technical and operational
requirements for Pakistans second FSRU
Exploring Pakistans potential position as a major
LNG importer in South Asia
Syed Ammar Shah
Head of Business Development
Engro Elengy Terminal
15:30 Afternoon Tea & Networking Break
This conference allowed me to reach the right persons at
owner/operators and engineering companies
Bruce Kleppe, Business Development Manager, Gas Processing, Clariant
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Frontier FSRU Markets: Assessing Realistic FSRU
Opportunities In Untouched Markets
16:00 Thailand Building An FSRU To Complement The
Existing Onshore Map Ta Phut LNG Terminal
Overview of the existing LNG infrastructure in
Thailand
Analysing the need for an FSRU to increase
Thailands LNG import capacity
Benefits of an FSRU vs onshore terminal in
Thailand
Potential location, size and capacity of the
planned FSRU
Dr. Veerapat Kiatfuengfoo
Director Petroleum Business Group, Energy Policy
and Planning Office
Thailand Ministry of Energy
16:30 Myanmar Powering The Nation Through Gas
Imports Via FSRUs
Overview of Myanmars gas-fired power plants
requirements
Analysing the power needs of Myanmar and the
various Special Economic Zones (SEZs)
Benefits of importing LNG via FSRUs for the
Thilawa SEZ and Dawei SEZ
Estimated timeline, requirements and location of
the planned LNG / FSRU terminals
U Soe Myint
Director General (R)
Energy Planning Department, Ministry of
Electricity and Energy, Myanmar
17:00 Philippines Potential Fsru Implementations To
Meet The Countrys Natural Gas Demands
Overview of the current natural gas supply
situation in the Philippines
Evaluating the benefits of FSRUs in meeting
Philippine gas demands
Utilising an FSRU as an interim measure before a
permanent LNG terminal is built
Updates on time-line, progress of the various
planned FSRUs across the Philippines
Laura Saguin
Division Chief, Natural Gas Management Division
Philippine Department of Energy
17:30 Closing Remarks by Chairperson & End of Summit
*Pending final confirmation
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Packages Exhibition by delivering
Empower yourself through Speakers Corner Booths a technical
targeted interaction with key Sponsor our hugely successful Book a customized presentation
prospects to optimise your SPEAKERS corner in the exhibition space
networking opportunities exhibition hall to showcase your
solutions. Only 5
booths left available
Cocktail Reception Host
Host a evening cocktail reception and brand yourself through banners,
a welcome address and videos in a conducive and relaxed atmosphere Video Presentations
aim at building relationships Promote your companys video on our
large-screen TV to reinforce your brand
and marketing reach

Dont hold off! Call us today to discuss how we can customize a sponsorship package that achieves your business
objectives. Get in touch at +65 6722 9388 or email enquiry@iqpc.com.sg.

Tel: +65 6722 9388 n Fax: +65 6720 3804 n Email: enquiry@iqpc.com.sg n Web: www.fsrusummit.com
 5 WAYS TO REGISTER
Pre-Conference Workshops: 19 June 2017
Main Conference: 20-21 June 2017 +65 6722 9388 +65 6720 3804
Post-Conference Workshop: 22 June 2017
Venue: Equarius Hotel, Resorts World enquiry@iqpc.com.sg www.fsrusummit.com
Sentosa Singapore
IQPC Global Innovation Pte Ltd, 61 Robinson Road,
Please complete in BLOCK CAPITALS as information is used to produce delegate badges. #14-01 Robinson Centre, Singapore 068893
Please photocopy for multiple bookings. Your priority registration code is printed below. Please quote it when registering.
EVENT CODE: 27399.002 PDFW
BOOK AND PAY BEFORE 25 APRIL 2017 AND SAVE UP TO SGD600 ON THE CONFERENCE PACKAGE! TEAM DISCOUNTS
IQPC recognises the value of learning in teams. Group bookings at the same time
from the same company receive these discounts:
CONFERENCE PACKAGES EARLY BIRD PRICE
BOOK AND PAY BY
SPECIAL RATE PRICE
BOOK AND PAY BY
STANDARD PRICE
BOOK AND PAY AFTER
3 or more 7% 5 or more 10% 8 or more 15%
ALL PRICES SHOWN ARE IN SINGAPORE DOLLARS 31 March 2017 28 April 2017 28 April 2017
Only one discount available per booking. Team discounts are not available in con-
junction with another discount, and do not apply to workshop(s) only bookings.
Conference + 4 Add ons 5,599 (SAVE 600) 5,899 (SAVE 300) 6,199
Call us for a special discount rate for teams of 10 and above.
Conference + 3 Add ons A B C D 4,999 (SAVE 600) 5,299 (SAVE 300) 5,599

Conference + 2 Add ons A B C D 4,399 (SAVE 600) 4,699 (SAVE 300) 4,999 VENUE & ACCOMODATION

Conference + 1 Add on A B C D 3,799 (SAVE 600) 4,099 (SAVE 300) 4,399 Equarius Hotel, Resorts World Sentosa
8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269
Conference 2,999 (SAVE 600) 3,299 (SAVE 300) 3,599 Tel: (65) 6575 0021
Registrations without immediate payment or credit card details will incur a processing fee of SGD99 per delegate Web: www.rwsentosa.com/Homepage/HotelsAndSpa/EquariusHotel

DELEGATES REGISTRATION DETAILS Hotel accommodation and travel costs are not included in the registration
fee. A reduced corporate room rate has been arranged at Equarius
Title: Mr. Mrs. Ms. Dr. Other
Hotel, Resorts World Sentosa for attendees at this conference.
First name: Surname: To take advantage of this special rate, please process the hotel room
reservation form provided upon confirmation of your attendance.
Job Title: Department:

Email Address: Company: IQPC CANCELLATION, POSTPONEMENT AND SUBSTITUTION POLICY

You may substitute delegates at any time by providing reasonable advance notice to IQPC.
Address: For any cancellations received in writing not less than eight (8) days prior to the
conference, you will receive a 90% credit to be used at another IQPC conference
which must occur within one year from the date of issuance of such credit. An
administration fee of 10% of the contract fee will be retained by IQPC for all permitted
Country: Postcode: cancellations. No credit will be issued for any cancellations occurring within seven
(7) days (inclusive) of the conference. In the event that IQPC postpones an event for any
reason and the delegate is unable or unwilling to attend in on the rescheduled date, you will
Telephone: OFFICE MOBILE Fax:
receive a credit for 100% of the contract fee paid. You may use this credit for another IQPC
event to be mutually agreed with IQPC, which must occur within one year from the date of
Approving Managers Name:
postponement. Except as specified above, no credits will be issued for cancellations. There
are no refunds given under any circumstances. IQPC is not responsible for any loss or
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damage as a result of a substitution, alteration or cancellation/postponement of an event. IQPC
shall assume no liability whatsoever in the event this conference is cancelled, rescheduled or
Approving Date: DD / MM / YYYY postponed due to a fortuitous event, Act of God, unforeseen occurrence or any other event
Delegates
Managers that renders performance of this conference impracticable, illegal or impossible. For purposes
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extreme weather or other emergency. Please note that while speakers and topics were
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IQPC reserves the right to alter or modify the advertised speakers and/or topics if necessary
without any liability to you whatsoever. Any substitutions or alterations will be updated on our
Email Address: Telephone: OFFICE web page as soon as possible.
If you have not received an acknowledgement before the conference please call us on +65 6722 9388 to confirm your booking.
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PAYMENT METHOD in order to receive any discount. Any discounts offered whether by IQPC (including team
discounts) must also require payment at the time of registration. All discount offers cannot be
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BY DIRECT TRANSFER Please quote 27399.002 with remittance advice
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IQPC Bank Details: Account Name: IQPC Global Innovation Pte Ltd Bank Number: 7232
Account Number: 260-197751-178 Swift Code: HSBCSGSG
IQPC Global Innovation Pte Ltd
Bank Address: 21 Collyer Quay, HSBC Building Level 1, Singapore 049320
Company Registration No: 201607142G
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