INTERNATIONAL GAS COOPERATION SUMMIT - 11-12 December 2018 Cape Town, South Africa
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in partnership with
Africa
Providing Direction in Southern Africa’s Gas Market
INTERNATIONAL GAS
COOPERATION SUMMIT
11-12 December 2018 Cape Town, South Africa
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
STRATEGIC PARTNERS
SPONSORS ASSOCIATE SPONSORS
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ENERGYWEEK: SOUTH AFRICA
About EnergyWeek Southern Africa’s
South Africa Gas Landscape in 2018
EnergyWeek: South Africa is an annual meeting point This is an exciting time for gas development in Southern
taking place from 11-12 December in Cape Town to Africa. Mozambique is currently attracting a lot of interest
discuss the progress of energy projects in Southern due to its extensive gas reserves. South Africa’s role is
Africa. essential in bringing those gas resources to the market.
Within this week EnergyNet will host the separate Launched in 2012, the South African government’s Gas
investment meetings International Gas Cooperation to Power Programme guides the development of the
Summit, Southern Africa Renewable Energy country’s gas industry, supported by the Gas Utilisation
Summit and the Black Industrialists Energy Master Plan (GUMP), Integrated Resource Plan (IRP)
Summit to explore opportunities for gas and renewable and Liquid Fuels Master Plan.
energy project development in the region.
The International Gas
Cooperation Summit
Under the theme ‘Providing Direction in Southern
Africa’s Gas Market’, this edition of ‘International
Gas Cooperation Summit’ (IGCS) will showcase gas
procurement and utilisation strategies, bringing together
a global gathering of energy leaders who will enable
Southern Africa to strengthen the ties in the region
and becoming an energy hub in the Southern African
Development Community. This year’s Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) will outline
the roles of coal and renewable energy in South Africa’s
The programme explores Southern Africa’s gas energy mix, providing investors with greater clarity on
upstream supply and demand, gas transportation and strategies and priority projects. We’ll be exploring the
infrastructures, whilst the second part of it outlines the impact of the IRP not just on South Africa’s potential
next steps of the Gas IPP Programme and the scale of for gas development, but also on regional energy
opportunity for investors. co-operation across Southern Africa.
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WHAT MAKES IGCS DIFFERENT?
EnergyNet has a track record of hosting first class investment meetings in
Africa’s power, energy and infrastructure sectors to deliver insights on governments
plans and to provide a platform to facilitate project development and business deals.
REASONS NOT TO MISS THIS YEAR’S MEETING
We’ve been working closely with the South African IPP Office for a number of years, following the
progress of the gas-to-power programme.
THAT MEANS YOU CAN TRUST US TO DELIVER DIRECT
INSIGHTS INTO THE 2018 IRP AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR THE
INDUSTRY
Based on known reserves, there is the potential for approximately 400GW of gas-generated power in
sub-Saharan Africa.
THIS TARGETED FORUM WILL EXPLORE – AT DECISION-
MAKER LEVEL – CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES IN SOUTHERN
AFRICA
The International Gas Cooperation Summit (IGCS) is a strictly project-focused meeting designed with
business development in mind.
DISCOVER LIVE PROJECTS AND THE SECRETS TO THEIR
SUCCESS, WHAT MAKES FOR A BANKABLE PROJECT
AND HOW TO STRUCTURE A SUCCESSFUL PROJECT
PARTNERSHIP
EnergyNet has 25 years’ experience hosting investment meetings on the continent, bringing together
African energy leaders from the public and private sectors to do deals and get the sector moving.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR STAKEHOLDER RELATIONSHIPS
IN TWO FOCUSED DAYS OF PARTNERSHIPS, PROJECTS
AND PRACTICAL ADVICE
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SOUTHERN AFRICA’S GAS POTENTIAL
Based on known reserves, there is potential for
400 gigawatts (GW)
approximately
of gas-generated power in
sub-Saharan Africa
Gas-to-power projects Gas resources have been identified
can still become a reality in 14 countries in sub-Saharan
for African countries Africa, with Nigeria accounting
without extensive power
resources by importing
for 81% of proven reserves.
Several undeveloped fields in
LNG and developing the
associated LNG-to-power Mozambique and Tanzania
infrastructure, such as account for 62% of total
offshore floating storage and contingent resources
regasification units (FSRUs)
or onshore LNG terminals
and related infrastructure.
South Africa could Gas-fired plants
import 100 million complement the
generation profiles of
gigajoules (GJ) (95 Bcf) renewable sources,
of LNG annually to thereby increasing
fuel 3,000 MW of gas- the reliability and
to-power generation availability of
by 2030. power
According to the draft IRP, there is
the potential for 16% of South
Africa’s energy mix to come
from gas
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WHAT WILL YOU GAIN?
Maximise your visibility at the conference by
becoming one of our our official sponsors or
exhibitors
The exposure that sponsors receive on the conference stage, in the exhibition area, and in
the conference documentation greatly increases their profile on the international gas stage.
Present your business at South Africa’s annual EnergyWeek with an unrivalled reputation
in the international energy community. All major sectors of the energy value chain will
gather for three days of intensive networking to discuss opportunities in expanding public
and private power.
Brand Exposure: Competitive
Align your brand with the Advantage:
Summit and benefit from Gain a lead on your
having your logo on all competitors by combining
marketing activity in the lead brand visibility with
up to and during the event a powerful speaking
opportunity
Develop New Thought
Business: Leadership:
Ensure your company is in Be seen as a thought leader
prime position to develop in your field of expertise and
new business relationships influence your peers
with key stakeholders through
organised networking
To find out more about sponsorship opportunities at this meeting, please contact:
Damon Thompson
Commercial Director
+44 207 7384 8071, +44 (0)7500 220913
IGCS@energynet.co.uk
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Build your own agenda & invite your own speakers
Invite attendees from your sponsor delegation to attend
Actively promote event to all registered attendees of
EnergyWeek South Africa
Brand the room to your specification
Benefit from visibility and branding on all EnergyNet marketing collateral & event websites
All room hire, refreshments, media promotion, marketing and delegate package included
with labelisation.
Thought
Branding Functions and
Leadership
Opportunities: networking:
packages:
• Keynote • Delegate Bags • Drinks Receptions
• Scene Setter Presentation • Delegate Badges • lunches
• Hosted workshop • Note pads and pens • coffee breaks and
• Project Case Study • USB sticks • one-to-one meetings
• Presentation slot • Business card holders
• Session Sponsors
TO DISCUSS A TAILOR-MADE SOLUTION DESIGNED TO FULFIL YOUR
SALES AND MARKETING OBJECTIVES, PLEASE CONTACT
Damon Thompson
Commercial Director
+44 207 7384 8071, +44 (0)7500 220913
IGCS@energynet.co.uk
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MAIN TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED
Africa’s Gas Regional
Upstream Partnerships
– supply & – Gas
demand utilisation
& off-takers
Policy,
regulation
Gas & security
transportation
and
infrastructures
South Africa’s
gas to power
– where are
we? What’s
the future?
Gas to
Gas to
Power
Power
Roundtable
Roundtable
part II
part I
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AGENDA
Providing Direction in Southern Africa’s Gas Market
Under the theme “Providing Direction in Southern Africa’s Gas Market”, the 4th edition of
‘International Gas Cooperation Summit’ (IGCS) will showcase gas procurement and utilisation
strategies, bringing together a global gathering of energy leaders who will enable Southern Africa
to strengthen regional ties and developing an energy hub in the SADC region.
IGCS is an annual platform to explore South Africa’s aspirations to build an energy hub for gas
cooperation with international partners along the gas value chain. The programme explores
Southern Africa’s gas upstream supply and demand, gas transportation and infrastructures, while
outlining the next steps of the Gas IPP Programme and the scale of opportunity for investors.
Note: the topics and timings are not fixed; they may be subject to change as the agenda develops
DAY 1 – TUESDAY 11TH DECEMBER
08:00-08:45 Registration and Morning Coffee
08:45-09:00 EnergyNet Opening Remarks: Simon Gosling, Managing Director, EnergyNet
09:00-09:15 Country Host Welcome Address
09:15-09:30 Visionary Africa Talks:
Fikile Zachariah Majola, Chairperson, Portfolio Committee on Energy, National Assembly, South Africa*
09:30-10:30 EnergyWeek South Africa: Official Opening
“Maintaining Momentum in Southern Africa Energy Projects”
EnergyWeek South Africa is an annual meeting point to discuss business advancements and the progress of
energy projects in Southern Africa.
• Opportunities for gas and renewable energy project development in the region: identifying priority projects
• Black Industrialists Programme: leveraging the power of diversity for long-term economic growth and
sustainability
Moderator: Thabile Ngwato, Executive Director, Newzroom Afrika
Speakers: Martin Randrianoely, Secretary General, Ministry of Energy and Hydrocarbons, Madagascar
Hon. Magna Mudyiwa, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Energy and Power Development, Zimbabwe
Jacob Modise, Chairperson, National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA), South Africa
Senior Representative, Southern African Power Pool, SAPP
10:30-11:00 Networking Coffee
11:00-12:15 High-Level Scene Setting Session: Vision 2030: The IRP 2018 and Infrastructure-
Connecting Gas and Renewable Energy
How will IRP support regional integration? it is important to coordinate national electrification strategies across
the border to bring energy access to disconnected communities in the region.
• Vision 2030: where are we now and the strategies to move forward
• The impact of South Africa’s envisaged energy mix across borders- achieving gas and renewables capacity
• Regulatory considerations to enhance the symbiosis of gas and renewables
Moderator: Mike Peo, Head of Infrastructure, Energy and Telecommunications, Nedbank CIB
Speakers: Anthony Julies, Deputy Director General, National Treasury, South Africa
Jabulani Sithole, Exectutive Manager: Business Development Oil and Gas, Transnet
Nomfundo Maseti, Full-Time Regulator Member: Piped Gas and Electricity Regulation, National Energy
Regulator of South Africa (NERSA), South Africa
Andrew Herscowitz, Coordinator, Power Africa, U.S. Agency for International Development
Pumi Motsoahae, Chief Executive Officer, Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone
Mbulelo Kibido, General Manager, Grid Planning, Eskom
12:15-13:30 Networking Lunch
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AGENDA
DAY 1 – TUESDAY 11TH DECEMBER
13:30-14:30 Panel Discussion: Southern Africa’s Gas. From Exploration to Utilisation
Regional partnerships to unlock regional gas resources – meeting the demand for power, industrialization and
diversification of regional economy.
• Status, trends and outlook for regional gas development, focusing on: exploration spend, investments in
current projects and forecasts for the next 10-20 years
• Gas utilisation and off-takers
• What are the real timelines and requirements to get projects to market?
Moderator: Moe Shaik, Private Consultant
Speakers: Kishan Pillay, Director: Up- and Midstream Oil and Gas, Industrial Development Division,
Department of Trade and Industry, Republic of South Africa
John Rocha, Project Manager (Energy/Gas), Africa Infrastructure Desk, NEPAD Business Foundation
14:30-15:00 Networking Coffee
15:00-16:00 Panel Discussion: Policy, Regulation and Security
South Africa’s regulatory policy can unlock the regional gas potential. Where are we now?
• Is South Africa ready for a gas economy?
• Is there a new gas regulator in South Africa?
• How can regulation and policy keep up the pace with technology and business advancements?
Speakers: Nomfundo Maseti, Full-Time Regulator Member responsible for Piped Gas Regulation and for
Electricity Regulation, National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA), South Africa
Chawada Machacha, Director Finance and Procurement, Botswana Energy Regulatory Authority
(BERA), Botswana*
Edward Iruura, Director Financial Services, Financial Services Department, Energy Regulatory Autority
(ERA), Uganda*
Niall Kramer, Chief Executive Officer, South African Oil & Gas Alliance (SAOGA)
16:00-16:15 Session Changeover
16:15-17:15 LNG to Power Roundtable – Financing: Political Security and Investors’
Confidence
• Sources of funding for large-scale limited recourse facilities likely required for LNG to Power
• Key bankability issues around Project Financing structures should – bundled vs. unbundled approach
• High level economics – the cost of flexibility; and the importance of LNG pricing
Moderator: Vuyo Ntoi, Investment Director for Southern & Central Africa, AIIM
Speakers: Godfrey Moagi, Acting Chief Executive Officer, Central Energy Fund (CEF)*
Keith Webb, Senior Investment Banker, Rand Merchant Bank
Deon Joubert, Corporate Specialist Finance, Eskom
17:15 Evening Drinks Reception
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AGENDA
DAY 2 – WEDNESDAY 12TH DECEMBER
08:30-09:15 Networking and Morning Coffee
09:15-09:30 Africa Talks: Karen Breytenbach, Head of IPP Office, IPP Office, South Africa
9:30-10:30 Panel Discussion: South Africa’s LNG to Power: Where are we? What’s the Future?
• South Africa’s Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) and LNG to Power
• Update form the IPP Office and the Department of Energy
Moderator: John Smelcer, Independent Consultant
Speakers: Karen Breytenbach, Head of IPP Office, IPP Office, South Africa
Mohamed Hoosen, Chief Executive Officer, ENGIE Southern Africa (Pty)
Wayne Glossop, Business Development Manager, Wärtsilä South Africa
Gert De Beer, Chief Business Development Officer, Transnet
10:30-11:00 Networking Coffee
11:00-12:00 LNG to Power Roundtable – Gas Transportation and Infrastructures
• Infrastructures
• Shipping, Port and pipelines
• LNG to Power Import Terminal
Africa Talks Scene Setting: Keith Harvey, Legal Manger and Company Secretary, Richards Bay
Industrial Development Zone
Speakers: Mohsin Seedat, Interim Chief Operation Officer, iGas
Jabulani Sithole, Executive Manager: Business Development Oil and Gas, Transnet
Keith Harvey, Legal Manger and Company Secretary, Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone
12:00 EnergyNet Closing Remarks
12:10 Farewell Lunch
note*=awaiting final confirmation
W W W. I G C S - S A . C O MAUDIENCE BREAKDOWN IN 2017
INDUSTRY
2% 1%
4% 20% Engineering, Procurement & Oil Company......................... 5%
5% Construction ...................... 20% Professional Services........... 4%
Government/Utility/
6% Regulator ............................ 18% Power Distribution/
Transmission......................... 2%
8% Developer............................ 17%
Law Firm............................. 16% Trade Association/
research institution............... 2%
Financial Institution............. 8%
18% Technology Provider............ 6% Energy Trading..................... 1%
16% International/National Mining.................................... 1%
17%
JOB FUNCTIONS
3% 2%
3%
3% 34% Management/Strategic Consultant............................. 3%
Planning............................... 34%
9% Regulation/Policy................. 3%
C-Suite.................................. 17%
Product/Project
Business Development...... 16% Management......................... 3%
11% Government Relations....... 11% Marketing/PR....................... 2%
Legal/Partner........................ 9% Technical/Engineering........ 2%
16% 17%
LOCATION
1%
2%
7% South Africa......................... 85% Botswana............................... 1%
United Kingdom................... 7% France.................................... 1%
United States......................... 2% Italy......................................... 1%
Spain....................................... 2% Japan...................................... 1%
United Arab Emirates.......... 1% Nigeria.................................... 1%
85%
W W W. I G C S - S A . C O MLOCATION
EnergyWeek South Africa will
be hosted in Cape Town from 11-
12 December. We’re delighted to
return to this vibrant city to host
this special few days’ of high level
THE WESTIN CAPE TOWN HOTEL meetings focusing on Southern
Africa’s energy opportunities.
Just a short flight from Johannesburg
and easily reachable from Europe
and the US, Cape Town is well
equipped to provide our delegates
with top quality business facilities,
accommodation options, food and
entertainment to make this truly a
VENUE week to remember.
This meeting will take place at the Westin Cape Town hotel. The
Westin is set at the gateway to the V&A Waterfront and located
adjacent to the CTICC. The hotel offers deluxe bedding and floor-to-
ceiling windows boasting panoramic city views. Guests can enjoy a
well-equipped gym as well as stylish outdoor pool and access to the
Heavenly Spa. Hotel’s Thirty7 Restaurant has a sophisticated décor
and serves nouvelle cuisine, all made from fresh local produce.
Preferential rates are available at the westin for our delegates.
For more information, please contact us at IGCS@energynet.co.uk
W W W. I G C S - S A . C O MCONTACT US
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MEETING PLEASE CONTACT:
Production Commercial partnership Marketing
Valeria Aruffo Damon Thompson Amy Offord
Director: Africa Commercial Director Head of Marketing
+44 (0)20 7384 8018 +44 (0)20 7384 8071 +44 (0)20 7384 8068
IGCS@energynet.co.uk +44 7500 220 913 IGCS@energynet.co.uk
IGCS@energynet.co.uk
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