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9:30
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Andrew Lodge - Principal - StrategicFit
Welcome & Introductory Overview on the Middle East: Followed by SESSION 1: Egypt and the Eastern Mediterranean
Andrew is now a Principal at StrategicFit and a Non-Executive Director at Egdon Resources.
Previously, he joined Premier Oil plc’s Board as Exploration Director in April 2009 from Hess where he was Vice President, Exploration, responsible for Europe, North Africa, Asia and Australia for nine years. Prior to that, he was Vice President, Exploration, Asset Manager and Group Exploration Advisor for BHP Petroleum, based in London and Australia. Prior to joining BHP Petroleum, Andrew worked for BP as a geophysicist. He has an honours degree in Mining Geology from the University of Wales and a Masters in Applied Geophysics from the University of Leeds. He is a fellow of the Geological Society.
He retired from Premier Oil in June 2015.
StrategicFit
StrategicFit is a strategy consulting firm specialising in the upstream oil and gas industry.
We help companies, licence partnerships and stakeholders make difficult decisions they can be confident in.
Through decision analysis, a collaborative strategy process and sector expertise, we'll give you
a clearer way forward.
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10:00
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Stephen Trueblood - Commercial Manager - Sasol Energy
The future for Egypt's oil & gas industry
Talk Description.
Where the oil & gas industry is today in Egypt, how it got there and the direction it may be going in.
Challenges & advantages around the industry in Egypt.
Stephen is a Commercial Manager at Sasol Petroleum International responsible for Southern Africa. In a previous life he was an exploration geologist for Murphy, Hamilton Brothers and BHP and retains a keen interest in the petroleum geology side of the business.
Sasol Energy
Sasol is a global integrated chemicals and energy company spanning 30 countries. Through our talented people, we use our expertise and selected technologies to safely and sustainably source, manufacture and market chemical and energy products globally. Sustainability has become a major driver in our business where we advance chemical and energy solutions that contribute to a thriving planet, society and enterprise. In support, we have prioritised four relevant Sustainable Development Goals to ensure our business is environmentally, socially and economically sustainable.
We are a public company listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in South Africa and the New York Stock Exchange in the United States. We strive to deliver sustainable and superior value to all our stakeholders.
In 2020, we faced challenges unparalleled in our 70-year history. We responded swiftly and decisively and chartered a path forward to long-term sustainability under a revised strategy and operating model. We have simplified and streamlined our previously complex and broad portfolio to a leaner and market-focused business. Our revised strategy focuses on areas where we believe there are good growth prospects, which are low risk and with lower-carbon intensity, informed by evolving consumer needs and megatrends.
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10:35
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Neil Hodgson - VP geoscience - Searcher Seismic
Petroleum Systems of the Levant
Talk Description.
In a period of low oil price, East Med has started to look like a complex area to develop new business in; Libya and Syria with above ground issues, Nile Delta running out of easy gas (only deep and expensive gas left), Lebanon Licensing round not progressing, and a couple of dry wells drilled in Cyprus. Or so we thought until IEOC made the 30TCF Zohr discovery a month ago.
So although the fundamentals of the hydrocarbon stories in the area haven’t changed, and I’ll discuss these, the exploration energy in the Eastern Med has been electrified by Zohr, and I’ll talk about the effect on play systems in Cyprus, Lebanon and possibly Libya/Italy.
Neil Hodgson is VP Searcher Seismic, a company which provides high quality exploration data and leading edge tech to the global exploration industries. He is formerly executive VP geoscience with Spectrum ASA, and exploration manager at Matra Petroleum, Premier Oil and GB Group.
Searcher Seismic
Searcher provides high quality exploration data and leading edge tech to the global exploration industries.
Our data library includes seismic, potential fields, multi-beam, coring and well data derived from geophysical and geological projects that we operate world wide.
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11:35
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Øystein Lie - Project Manager MC Middle East and CIS - PGS
Egypt’s West Mediterranean Sea – A New opportunity
Talk Description.
A new area of 80,000 sq.km is now open for exploration in Egypt's West Mediterranean Sea. To increase understanding of the petroleum systems, identify the play types and define future exploration blocks, new regional geophysical data is crucial and approximately 5,000 line km of new geophysical data is tentatively planned to be acquired during the first quarter of 2016. Areas to be covered and line locations are being planned in collaboration with EGAS and companies prepared to explore this frontier area.
Graduated from Curtin University of Technology, Australia with a MSc. in Exploration Geophysics in 1998. Employed by PGS and has worked in different positions. Started in the Data Processing department in 1999 and moved into the MultiClient department in 2007. Currently he is Project Manager for the Middle East and CIS group based in the headquarters of PGS in Oslo. Øystein has been involved in and developed projects in Russia, Greece, Cyprus, Lebanon and Egypt.
PGS
PGS is a leading, international, marine geophysical company. Our business is technology driven and we provide a range of products and services including MultiClient data, as well as tailored acquisition, and imaging.
Our large, modern data library comprises ~850 000 sq. km 3D and ~670 000 km of 2D seismic data that targets areas of high prospectivity, where oil companies have potential to access acreage. Around 44% of the 3D data in our library and 60% of the 2D data have been acquired with multisensor GeoStreamer® technology. That proportion is growing.
PGS is the industry's most experienced provider of multisensor broadband data.
Worldwide, PGS operates three larger sales and imaging hubs in Europe and North America, and has local offices in 13 countries. The PGS headquarters is in Oslo, Norway and the PGS share is listed on the Oslo stock exchange (OSE: PGS).
PGS activities are organized into three business areas.
.Sales & Imaging promotes and sells seismic services including tailored acquisition contracts, MultiClient library data, and imaging services .New Ventures designs and markets new MultiClient campaigns and manages strategic projects .Operations & Technology plans, manages and executes all our acquisition projects, and develops new technology solutions
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12:10
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SESSION 2: The Gulf and the Zagros
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12:11
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Richard Jones - CEO - Geospatial Research
Structural Style in the Zagros: Implications for Hydrocarbon Systems
Talk Description.
The Zagros mountain belt through Iran and the Kurdistan Region of Iraq is characterised by world class structural traps and stacked fractured reservoirs. Despite the apparent simplicity of many four-way traps seen at surface in satellite imagery, most anticlines show significant structural complexity, arising from a combination of several key factors:
- The pronounced mechanical stratigraphy of the cover sequence, characterised by mechanically strong platform carbonates, alternating with thick packages of weak shales, mudstones and evaporites. This exerts a fundamental control on folding and thrusting, the resultant trap geometry and integrity, and the development of pervasive fracture networks.
- Structural inheritance, both from reactivation of early regional fracture sets seen in basement rocks of the Arabian shield, and the postulated inversion of Tethyan rift structures that remain poorly imaged at present.
- The oblique close of the Tethys ocean, and the consequent transpressional development of the Zagros.
Collectively these factors have a profound effect on hydrocarbon systems through the region, and make the structural style of the Zagros very different to classic fold and thrust belts such as the Rockies, Alps or Himalayas.
Geospatial Research
Over the last decade, GRL have extensive field experience across the Middle East, including the Zagros, UAE, Oman, and Turkey. In the northern Zagros alone, we have carried out 25 successful field campaigns for 14 companies, covering 40 exploration license blocks over an area of more than 20,000 sq.km., giving us extensive outcrop experience of Cambrian to Pliocene stratigraphy. We have detailed knowledge of structural style throughout the Middle East, and comprehensive understanding of the interplay between regional geodynamics, trap development, and hydrocarbon systems.
In applying our understanding of surface geology to help our clients interpret the sub-surface, we have completed our outcrop-scale vector-based mapping of the Zagros, and have constructed over 8,000 km of balanced cross-sections across SE Turkey, Iraq, Iran and The Gulf. Our Zagros-related products also include very extensive, detailed quantitative data to characterise fractured reservoirs, to provide robust inputs for our clients' Discrete Fracture Network models.
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13:25
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Andy Horbury - Director/Founder - Cambridge Carbonates
Carbonates in a foreland basin petroleum province: The Zagros margin of the Arabian Plate
Talk Description.
The Arabian Plate is justly known as the major hydrocarbon province of the world, and many of its petroleum systems are located in relatively standard although very large, intraplatform basin systems. However the area is unusual in that much of its reserve is located in a carbonate-dominated foreland basin system in younger rocks of Late Cretaceous and Cenozoic age. This is largely attributable to the fact that compression and collision of the Arabian Plate with Eurasia was such a slow process and only became typical of most other fast-subsiding, clastic-dominated and highly compressive foreland basins during the later Neogene. The importance of early foreland evolution lies in the trapping of most clastic input on the NE basin margin, allowing development to the SW of thick carbonate shelf margin reservoirs that offlap laterally through time, into a sediment-starved basin. Carbonate platform growth was interspersed in time and space with areas and periods of tectonic uplift that sometimes provoked shoaling and often the development of secondary karstic porosity. During basin closure there was also an increasing abundance of basin-fill evaporites within the stratigraphy, that come to dominate the depositional system and act as a regional top seal. These events occurred prior to major loading of the basin by the later Neogene clastic infill, which provides significant burial sufficient to promote hydrocarbon migration out of pre-foreland source kitchens.
Cambridge Carbonates
Cambridge Carbonates Ltd. is a geological consultancy that provides expertise in carbonate and evaporite systems to the oil and gas industry. As well as offering a range of non-proprietary reports for purchase, Cambridge Carbonates deliver bespoke expertise to clients in regional studies, play evaluations and reservoir characterisation projects.
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14:00
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John Hurst - Recently retired Head of Exploration - Genel Energy
The highs and lows of exploration in the KRI region of Iraq
Talk Description.
Exploration in Kurdistan has a long history but it is only relatively recently that there has been a flurry of activity and discoveries. Often considered an area where finding petroleum is akin to shooting fish in a barrel some of the critical geological elements that can be both positive and negative for finding commercial hydrocarbons are explained. Most obvious fields have been found but detached deeper structures exist. Jurassic and Cretaceous reservoirs can paradoxically be good and bad in the same instance. The size of accumulations (spill points), finding rates and ultimately field sizes are presently difficult to determine accurately and relate to the complexity of structures and reservoir evaluation/performance.
John Hurst holds a D.Phil and D.Sc in geology from Oxford University. From 76 to 82 his career started in Greenland evaluating regional geology. Subsequently he held a series of senior technical positions in both BP and Total from 1982 to 1996, specializing in carbonate petroleum systems. John was a founder and Exploration Director of London listed Indago Petroleum and became General Manager for its successor RAK Petroleum during 2004-2009. In 2010 John founded Barrus Petroleum which was acquired by Genel Energy in 2012. From 2012 to 2015 he was Head of Exploration at Genel Energy.
Genel Energy
Genel Energy plc is an oil company with a registered office in Jersey and field office in Turkey. It has its exploration and production operations in Iraqi Kurdistan with plans to expand its activities into other Middle East and North African countries. The company owns rights in six production sharing contracts, including interests in the Taq Taq, Tawke, and Chia Surkh fields.
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14:35
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Mike Simmons - Halliburton Technology Fellow for Geosciences - Halliburton
Iran: Ready to Assess the Opportunities
Talk Description.
Despite its long history of hydrocarbon production, there remains a great deal of potential for exploration in Iran, alongside increasing recovery from existing fields. The Iranian government has expressed a desire to see liquids production double by 2018 to 5.7MMbopd and gas production in increase to 35.3Bcfgpd (most from development of the super-giant South Pars gas field) – a major opportunity for collaboration when international sanctions are lifted. Exploration potential relates to:
1. Classic Zagros Fold Belt plays – but assessing the opportunities in deeper stratigraphy and from lowstand stratigraphic architectures
2. Extension of the fractured carbonate plays from Kurdistan
3. Resource plays from rock units such as the Kazhdumi and Pabdeh shales.
4. The potential of the South Caspian – what is the significance of the Sardar-e-Jangal discovery? To assess these opportunities requires access to as much well organized data as possible and interpretations that cut through over-simplistic and/or confusing lithostratigraphy and which examine the distribution of reservoir, source and seal from the perspective of predictive sequence stratigraphy and in regional context with the application of suitable analogues. This approach is also very relevant to improving recovery from existing fields by application of sequence stratigraphic models that explain both vertical and horizontal reservoir heterogeneities and thus lead to improved modelling and exploitation strategies.
My research interests encompass petroleum exploration workflows, especially integration with sequence stratigraphy; eustasy in the geological record; regional stratigraphy and petroleum geology, specifically the Middle East and Black Sea regions; applied biostratigraphy; and the history and future of geology. My career has spanned both industry and academia, working at BP, Aberdeen and Cambridge Universities, Neftex, and most recently Halliburton, where I am Technology Fellow for Geosciences and Exploration. I have a degree and PhD from the University of Plymouth and am a Visiting Professor at the University of London.
Halliburton
Founded in 1919, Halliburton is one of the world's largest providers of products and services to the energy industry. With nearly 70,000 employees in approximately 80 countries, the company serves the upstream oil and gas industry throughout the lifecycle of the reservoir - from locating hydrocarbons and managing geological data, to drilling and formation evaluation, well construction and completion, and optimizing production through the life of the field.
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15:10
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Siamek Adibi - Senior Consultant & Head of Middle East Gas Team, - FGE
Opportunities In Iran's Upstream Sector Post-Sanctions
Talk Description.
· Iran's new upstream contract framework: What are the advantages and disadvantages?
· What’s current status of Iran oil and gas production? How much oil and gas will be produced in Iran, and where are the new supply sources?
· Which oil and gas fields have potential for foreign investments?
· Iran's oil and gas exports: What potential export opportunities exist once sanctions are lifted? What are the key obstacles for Iran's gas export projects?
· What are the main risks for upstream investment in Iran? How the companies can mitigate these risks?
Iran has ambitious goals to increase its crude oil production capacity to around 5 mmb/d and gas production to over 35 bscf/d by the end of this decade. To achieve the goals, the country requires an access to foreign technology and financing. In fact, when sanctions will be lifted, Iran will need to encourage foreign investments in its oil fields through more attractive upstream contracts. The new upstream contract model called the Iran Petroleum Contract (IPC) is a risk service integrated exploration, development, and production contract that combines features from both typical?style service contracts and production?sharing agreements (PSA). Lifting sanctions and return of the IOCs to the country will result in dramatic and positive changes in the Iranian petroleum industry. However, Iran will remain as a high risk country for international investments and the main question remains how risks can be mitigate?
Siamak, born in Iran, specializes in the natural gas/LNG business with a focus on the Middle East, North Africa, and CIS countries. He has extensive analytical experience and insights as well as practical experience in the Iranian oil and gas sector for over a decade. Mr. Adibi served for a number of years with the National Iranian Gas Export Company (NIGEC). At NIGEC, Siamak was involved with several commercial negotiations in marketing and sales of gas by pipeline to Europe, the Persian Gulf, and CIS regions.
He is a specialist in energy modeling and long-term supply/demand forecasts. Siamak has an extensive knowledge about the upstream oil and gas and infrastructure in Iran. Siamak’s most recent FGE multi-client study focused on the Middle East domestic gas market. He is an internationally recognized expert on Iran and Middle East oil and gas sector. Siamak holds an MBA from Victoria University, Australia, an MA in Energy Economics from Islamic Azad University in Iran, and a BA in Economics from Allameh University in Iran.
FGE
FGE is an international energy consultancy group that services clients on a regular basis by producing research, analysis, and forecasting of the international oil and gas markets, in addition to undertaking specially-commissioned reports, publishing multi-client studies, and responding to client queries.
Over the years, FGE has become a leading consultancy within the energy market. This is due largely to the specialist coverage FGE provides on the oil and gas markets, our extensive forecasting tools, and our commitment to provide high-quality strategic advice to a wide range of clients, globally.
To date, FGE remains one of the only energy consultancy firms to focus expertise on the Asia Pacific market.
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Landmark Exploration Insights (formerly Neftex), is a product family within Landmark, a business line of Halliburton. We specialise in the collation, integrations and interpretation of large geoscience dataset and the delivery of these as subsurface models. We are recognised as industry leaders in the provision of web-based sequence stratigraphic products and their global application. Our integrated global geological database - the Neftex Earth Model delivers data, knowledge and insight to help our clients better understand geological risk in their exploration and investment activities.
PGA provides a series of multi-client reports on the petroleum geology of Iraq and adjacent areas.
The reports are based on analysis and interpretation of rock samples and well data from the University of Reading Middle East Archive.
PGS is a leading, international, marine geophysical company. Our business is technology driven and we provide a range of products and services including MultiClient data, as well as tailored acquisition, and imaging.
Our large, modern data library comprises ~850 000 sq. km 3D and ~670 000 km of 2D seismic data that targets areas of high prospectivity, where oil companies have potential to access acreage. Around 44% of the 3D data in our library and 60% of the 2D data have been acquired with multisensor GeoStreamer® technology. That proportion is growing.
PGS is the industry's most experienced provider of multisensor broadband data.
Worldwide, PGS operates three larger sales and imaging hubs in Europe and North America, and has local offices in 13 countries. The PGS headquarters is in Oslo, Norway and the PGS share is listed on the Oslo stock exchange (OSE: PGS).
PGS activities are organized into three business areas.
.Sales & Imaging promotes and sells seismic services including tailored acquisition contracts, MultiClient library data, and imaging services .New Ventures designs and markets new MultiClient campaigns and manages strategic projects .Operations & Technology plans, manages and executes all our acquisition projects, and develops new technology solutions
Cambridge Carbonates Ltd. is a geological consultancy that provides expertise in carbonate and evaporite systems to the oil and gas industry. As well as offering a range of non-proprietary reports for purchase, Cambridge Carbonates deliver bespoke expertise to clients in regional studies, play evaluations and reservoir characterisation projects.
Over the last decade, GRL have extensive field experience across the Middle East, including the Zagros, UAE, Oman, and Turkey. In the northern Zagros alone, we have carried out 25 successful field campaigns for 14 companies, covering 40 exploration license blocks over an area of more than 20,000 sq.km., giving us extensive outcrop experience of Cambrian to Pliocene stratigraphy. We have detailed knowledge of structural style throughout the Middle East, and comprehensive understanding of the interplay between regional geodynamics, trap development, and hydrocarbon systems.
In applying our understanding of surface geology to help our clients interpret the sub-surface, we have completed our outcrop-scale vector-based mapping of the Zagros, and have constructed over 8,000 km of balanced cross-sections across SE Turkey, Iraq, Iran and The Gulf. Our Zagros-related products also include very extensive, detailed quantitative data to characterise fractured reservoirs, to provide robust inputs for our clients' Discrete Fracture Network models.
PGS is a leading, international, marine geophysical company. Our business is technology driven and we provide a range of products and services including MultiClient data, as well as tailored acquisition, and imaging.
Our large, modern data library comprises ~850 000 sq. km 3D and ~670 000 km of 2D seismic data that targets areas of high prospectivity, where oil companies have potential to access acreage. Around 44% of the 3D data in our library and 60% of the 2D data have been acquired with multisensor GeoStreamer® technology. That proportion is growing.
PGS is the industry's most experienced provider of multisensor broadband data.
Worldwide, PGS operates three larger sales and imaging hubs in Europe and North America, and has local offices in 13 countries. The PGS headquarters is in Oslo, Norway and the PGS share is listed on the Oslo stock exchange (OSE: PGS).
PGS activities are organized into three business areas.
.Sales & Imaging promotes and sells seismic services including tailored acquisition contracts, MultiClient library data, and imaging services .New Ventures designs and markets new MultiClient campaigns and manages strategic projects .Operations & Technology plans, manages and executes all our acquisition projects, and develops new technology solutions
Spectrum is established as a key player in the seismic services market. The company focuses on delivering high-quality Multi-Client seismic data and holds the world's largest 2D offshore library.
Spectrum is among the seismic industry's fastest growing companies. The Spectrum group provides innovative Multi-Client seismic surveys and high quality Seismic Imaging services to the global oil and gas industry from offices in the USA, Norway, UK, Brazil, Australia, Indonesia and Singapore.
Spectrum is established as a key player in the seismic services market. The company focuses on delivering high-quality Multi-Client seismic data and holds the world's largest 2D offshore library.
Spectrum is among the seismic industry's fastest growing companies. The Spectrum group provides innovative Multi-Client seismic surveys and high quality Seismic Imaging services to the global oil and gas industry from offices in the USA, Norway, UK, Brazil, Australia, Indonesia and Singapore.
Cambridge Carbonates Ltd. is a geological consultancy that provides expertise in carbonate and evaporite systems to the oil and gas industry. As well as offering a range of non-proprietary reports for purchase, Cambridge Carbonates deliver bespoke expertise to clients in regional studies, play evaluations and reservoir characterisation projects.
Landmark Exploration Insights (formerly Neftex), is a product family within Landmark, a business line of Halliburton. We specialise in the collation, integrations and interpretation of large geoscience dataset and the delivery of these as subsurface models. We are recognised as industry leaders in the provision of web-based sequence stratigraphic products and their global application. Our integrated global geological database - the Neftex Earth Model delivers data, knowledge and insight to help our clients better understand geological risk in their exploration and investment activities.
PGA provides a series of multi-client reports on the petroleum geology of Iraq and adjacent areas.
The reports are based on analysis and interpretation of rock samples and well data from the University of Reading Middle East Archive.
Stuart Amor
Analyst
United Kingdom
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Robert FE Jones
Director
Geoko Ltd
United Kingdom
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Lance Usher
Sales Manager
PGS
United Kingdom
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Evi Otobo
Senior Geoscientist
United States
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Richard Jones
CEO
Geospatial Research Ltd
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Øystein Lie
Project Manager MC Middle East and CIS
PGS
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Chief Operating Officer
Afraz Advisers
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Stephen Shorey
General Manager
Geotrace
United Kingdom
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John Maciver
MultiClient Supervisor
PGS
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Paul Murphy
Key Account Manager, Oil and Gas Division
Airbus Defence and Space
United Kingdom
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John Stafford
V.P. Operations
Gulf Keystone Petroleum
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soraya derdiri
private investor
PI
United Kingdom
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Anil Katyal
AK Associates
United Kingdom
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Faouzi Khene
GXT
United Kingdom
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Kevin Sylvester
Director
Pinnacle Energy Limited
United Kingdom
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Duncan McSorland
Business Development Manager
Aker Solutions
United Kingdom
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Mike Simmons
Technology Fellow (Geosciences)
Halliburton/Neftex
United Kingdom
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Tim Davies
Global Portfolio & NV Manager
Premier Oil
United Kingdom
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Chris Beech
Business Development Manager - Capital Projects
Amec Foster Wheeler
United Kingdom
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Caron Howard
Business Development Manager
Hannon Westwood
United Kingdom
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ARUNA MANNIE
Senior Exloration Geoscientist
Premier Oil
United Kingdom
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Richard Hedley
Director, International New Ventures
Anadarko
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David Harper
Principal Consultant
Harper Associates
United Kingdom
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RICK MOORE
DIRECTOR
QUAD OPERATIONS
United Kingdom
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Geoffrey Boyd
Field Development Consultant
Antium FRONTFIELD
United Kingdom
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Giles Middleton
Director
Hermes Datacommunications International Ltd
United Kingdom
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Steven McTiernan
Retired
United Kingdom
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Simon Berkeley
Director
Berkeley Associates
United Kingdom
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Alastair Reid
Consultant
IHS
United Kingdom
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Robert Snashall
Consultant
RGSConsult
United Kingdom
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Mark Houchen
Global New Venture Manager
BG Group
United Kingdom
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Luke Calladine
Exploration Researcher
IHS
United Kingdom
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Robert Stevens
Richmond Energy Partners
United Kingdom
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Mick McCaughey
Exploration Stategy and Portfolio Manager
BG Group
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William Gibson
Legal Analyst
IHS
United Kingdom
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Andreas Exarheas
Assistant Editor
Rigzone
United Kingdom
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Sarah Brazier
Geophysicist
BG Group
United Kingdom
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Alastair Reid
Consultant
IHS
United Kingdom
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Patrick Taylor
Director
RISC (UK) Limited
United Kingdom
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Neil Frewin
Exploration Manager - Global New Ventures
BG Group
United Kingdom
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Claire Jones
Analyst
IHS Markit
United Kingdom
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Robert Waterhouse
Director
Rosha Resources Ltd
United Kingdom
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David Sendra
Associate Consultant
BlackRockQI
United Kingdom
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Cameron DAVIS
SVP Sales
Ikon Science
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JOHN GEORGIOU
EXPLORATION CONSULTANT GEOPHYSICIST
RPS ENERGY
United Kingdom
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Christian Richards
Sales Manager
Bridgeporth
United Kingdom
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Martin Anderson
Business Development Manager
Ikon Science
United Kingdom
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Janice Weston
Principal Advisor
RPS Energy Ltd.
United Kingdom
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Robert Kennedy
Managing Director
Caithness Petroleum Limited
United Kingdom
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Ehsan Naeini
Senior Research Advisor
Ikon Science
United Kingdom
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Matteo Di Lucia
RPS Group
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Andy Horbury
Director
Cambridge Carbonates
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Ahmed Elghorori
Geoscientist
Independant
United Kingdom
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Stephen Trueblood
Commercial Manager
Sasol
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Adam Thomas
Senior Consultant
CGG
United Kingdom
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Siebe Breed
Exploration Geologist
independent
United Kingdom
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Rajan Gupta
Principal Geoscientist
Sasol
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James Andrew
Busines Development Mgr EAME
CGG
United Kingdom
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Manouchehr Takin
Independent consultant
United Kingdom
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Jan Nietzer
Senior Geoscientist, Global New Ventures
Sasol
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Mustafa Elsherif
Senior Client Advice Manager
CGG
United Kingdom
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Bob Lambert
Founder
Ipex Energy Ltd
United Kingdom
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Kevin Dale
Specialist : Low Carbon Energy Market Development
Sasol Energy
United Kingdom
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Tina Brough
Scouting Geologist
CGG Robertson
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Christopher Tiratsoo
editor
Journal of Petroleum Geology
United Kingdom
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Tomi Owodunni
Schlumberger Account Manager
Schlumberger
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Chris Gumm
Business Development
CGX
United Kingdom
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RITCHIE WAYLAND
Chief Executive
Karapinar
United Kingdom
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Sean Goodman
Geoscientist
Seequent
United Kingdom
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Paul Logan
Director
Chase Geoscience
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Peter Knox
Consultant
KTS
United Kingdom
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David Webber
Seismic Operations Consultant
Seismic Operations Consultant
United Kingdom
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John Lyle
Senior New Venture Earth Scientist
Chevron
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Richard Handley
Account Manager
Landmark Software
United Kingdom
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Mike Rego
Managing Director
Septima Energy Pte. Ltd.
United Kingdom
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John Glass
Consultant Geologist
Cloverfield Consulting Ltd
United Kingdom
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Qusay Abeed
Petroleum Geologist
Landmark, Neftex
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Chris Newton
Sales Manager
Shearwater GeoSolutions
United Kingdom
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Peter Farrington
Geophysicist
Consultant Geophysicist
United Kingdom
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Rod Makin
Consultant
LK Exploration
United Kingdom
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Christian Bukovics
Senior Independent Director
Sound Energy Plc
United Kingdom
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Corneliu Cosovanu
Senior Geologist
CoreLab_ Integrated Reservoir Solutions-UK
United Kingdom
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Mark Jones
Director - Sales & Business Line
Logstor
United Kingdom
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Gareth Morris
Account Manager
Spectrum
United Kingdom
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Dan Kunkle
Director
Count Geophysics
United Kingdom
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David Peel
Technical Director
Lukoil
United Kingdom
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Neil Hodgson
New Ventures Manager
Spectrum
United Kingdom
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David Boote
DBConsulting Ltd
United Kingdom
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Richard Bootle
Lukoil
United Kingdom
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Olav Nipen
Specialist Geology
Statoil
Norway
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Paulo Godinho
Marketing Manager
DigitalGlobe
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Artem Kotener
Lukoil Overseas
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domenico lodola
Geologist
Sterling Energy
United Kingdom
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Ben James
Sales Coordinator
Dolphin Geophysical
United Kingdom
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Amrit Brar
Marketing and Sales Manager
Lynx Information Systems
United Kingdom
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Andrew Lodge
Principal
Strategic Fit, Egdon Resources
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Justin Sangster
EMEA Manager
DrillingInfo
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Jim Lee
Associate Director
Macquarie
United Kingdom
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Chris Jones
Senior Consultant
StrategicFit
United Kingdom
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Michael Sharman
International Territory Manager - EMEA
Drillinginfo
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Robert Palfrey
Managing Director
Minerva SRM
United Kingdom
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Adam Mitchell
Principal
StrategicFit
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Gavin Mc Aulay
Business Development Manager
Earthworks Reservoir
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Paul Richardson
Geoscientist
Neftex
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Daniel Barnes
Consultant
StrategicFit
United Kingdom
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Ali Zolalemin
Director
Emeres Ltd
United Kingdom
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Harish Pillai
Vice President
Neo Energy
United Kingdom
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Phil Houston
Founder / CEO
TalEng
United Kingdom
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Martin Riddle
Technical Manager
Envoi
United Kingdom
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Greg Jones
Team Lead, Europe New Ventures Exploration
Nexen-CNOOC
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Chris Anderson
Sales Director
TGS
United Kingdom
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Mark Lonergan
Senior Business Development Manager
EPI Group
United Kingdom
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Frances Morris-Jones
Non-Executive Director, OGA
Non-Executive Director
United Kingdom
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Patrick Djuma
?Commercial Manager - Africa
The Energy Exchange
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Murray Johnson
geologist
Europa Oil & Gas
United Kingdom
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Ramesh Shukla
Shareholder of exploration companies
None
United Kingdom
|
David Green
Head of Sales
The Energy Exchange
|
John Hurst
ex-Genel
|
Shah Jahan Khandokar
Associate
Norton Rose Fulbright
|
Brian McBeth
Managing Partner
The Oxford Consultancy Group
United Kingdom
|
Marlene Haase
Geologist
ExxonMobil
|
Elsa Weatherley-Godard
Associate
Norton Rose Fulbright LLP
United Kingdom
|
Andy Cooper
Sales Director
thyssenkrupp
United Kingdom
|
Paul Nicholson
Team Technical Lead North and East Africa New Ops
ExxonMobil
|
Jodie Cocker
Remote Sensing Geologist
NPA Satellite Mapping
United Kingdom
|
Mick Michaelides
General Manager
Troika International
United Kingdom
|
Rob Beckmann
Facts Global Energy
|
Ian Blakeley
Business Development Manager
NVentures
United Kingdom
|
Pete Brooke-Monti
Recruitment Manager
Upstream Technical Consultants Ltd
|
Siamak Adibi
Senior Consultant, Head of Middle East Gas Team
Facts Global Energy
|
Ian Blakeley
Business Development Manager
NVentures
United Kingdom
|
Alec Robinson
President & CEO
Valient Energy
United Kingdom
|
Audrey Dubois-Hebert
oil analyst
FGE
|
Ian Blakeley
Business Development Manager
NVentures
United Kingdom
|
Mike Branston
Senior Geophysicist
WesternGeco
United Kingdom
|
Richard McIntyre
Sales Manager
Finding Petroleum
|
Toby Walker
Account Manager
OneSubsea
|
Cesar Purchio
Marine MENA Sales Manager
WesternGeco
|
Avinga Pallangyo
Events Coordinator
Finding Petroleum
|
Peter Dolan
advisor to the board of directors
ophir energy plc
United Kingdom
|
Alastair Bee
Westwood Global Energy
United Kingdom
|
Karl Jeffery
Editor
Finding Petroleum
United Kingdom
|
Robert Parker
Consultant
Parker
United Kingdom
|
John Wood
Geoscientist
Wood Geoscience Limited
United Kingdom
|
salar Golestanian
Managing Director
Finity Asset
United Kingdom
|
howard dewhirst
managing director
Petroalbion P/L
United Kingdom
|
Chris Phillips
General Manager
WorleyParsons
United Kingdom
|
Tom Whittington
Associate
FirstEnergy Capital
United Kingdom
|
Jonathan Popper
Vice President Business Development
Petrofac Integrated Energy Services
United Kingdom
|
Hugh Ebbutt
Associated Director
WSS Energy Consulting
United Kingdom
|
Oddi Aasheim
Managing Director
FirstHuman Ltd.
United Kingdom
|
David Bamford
Petromall Ltd
United Kingdom
|
Mohammed Khalil
Business Development Manager
Xodus Group
United Kingdom
|
Greg Coleman
CEO
Future Energy Partners
United Kingdom
|
M. Al-Chalabi
Head
Petrotech Consultancy
United Kingdom
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Owner
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United Kingdom
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Nikki Jones
MSc student
GeoExpro
United Kingdom
|
Grenville Lunn
Manging Director
PGA Ltd
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