Automation INSIGHT! December 2018 by DMS Global

1st ISA Safety & Cybersecurity Division UAE Symposium 2018 10th December 2018 Le Royal Meridien Hotel Abu Dhabi, UAE

DMS ANALYTICS ADNOC Onshore- Bab Integrated Facilities Project ENOC & Horizon Terminals Jebel Ali Refinery Capacity Expansion

1st ISA Safety & Cybersecurity Division UAE Symposium 2018 Catalogue

FEATURED PROJECT ADNOC Refining Waste Heat Recovery

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DMS ANALYTICS ADNOC Onshore- Bab Integrated Facilities Project ENOC & Horizon Terminals Jebel Ali Refinery Capacity Expansion

1st ISA Safety & Cybersecurity Division UAE Symposium 2018 Catalogue

FEATURED PROJECT ADNOC Refining Waste Heat Recovery

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Automation INSIGHT! December 2018 Vol. 6 Issue 10 PUBLISHED BY Data Media Systems (for private distribution)

Dear DMS Members,

President & CEO Mohammed Loch mloch@dmsglobal.net

Insurance is a weird thing. To be fair itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s more the risk assessment. Humans are notoriously poor at assessing the risk of failure or harm and thus sometimes purchase insurance and sometimes not. Operations Director Bicycle helmets or seat belts are a perfect example. Some assess the risk as Sara Loch minimal whilst others are far more cautious. Some take into account the fact that sloch@dmsglobal.net track-records prove that they are excess to requirement whilst others perceive risk Content Writer & Editor due to the power of consensus. Rima Ravi Who is right? rravindran@dmsglobal.net Both are right since any assessment is about perceived risk but, surely using, even Editorial Designer if proven otherwise, is the best approach to cover the unexpected, or not factored, Vishnu Raj upset? That is as long as the cost is not a limiting factor that is. vraj@dmsglobal.net In a former job it amazed me how, just because lightning had never struck, the Although all efforts to ensure accurate feeling was that it never would and so the plant was safe and would not suffer a reporting are taken, some errors may occur. The views and opinions herein are shutdown due to a strike. The Middle East in particular would use this logic even not those of the Publishers. All Rights reserved. though we experience lightning strikes every year and the insurance (a lightning/ surge protection device) would only cost a few hundred dollars or so and save a shutdown that could save hundreds of thousands of dollars of lost production. Content A lightning strike could cause a shutdown system to shutdown when there was Pages no danger to the actual process and yet it has never been perceived as a real requirement. So why then is cyber-security, which costs so much more to install, is 3 First Word considered a real necessity? 4 DMS Analytics 6-21 1st ISA Safety & Cybersecurity The answer, I believe, is in the fact that the risk to shutdown due to a lightning Division UAE Symposium 2018 strike can be easily defined. We know what it is, how it will affect the process and how to fix the problem. Cyber-security on the other hand is an unknown. We donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t 23-60 Post Show Reports always know who the attacker is, where the attack will come from or how it will 61-63 Industrial Control System affect the systems. On top of all that we have no idea how much it will cost to put Cybersecurity right. 65-68 Featured Project Lightning damage is easy to understand then whilst cyber-security requires a huge 69-70 DMS CSR amount of understanding with instrumentation and automation engineers having to work with IT engineers to create an understanding of the OT environment. Cyber-security for OT has been around since the control system environment Advertisers Index moved over to ethernet switching technologies effectively bringing the internet to the control level. In the early days air-gaps were considered enough. Then DMZ, Pages defence in depth and zones and conduits. Now we have data diodes but, until DMS Analytics 2 those on the plant floor develop enough understanding about the why nots and Siemens 5 wherefores, we will always be in danger since defences, no matter how strong and 22 DMS Events deep, will always be breached. 64 ARC Advisory Group We need understanding. We need learning. We need collaboration between 71 DMS Projects governments and standards organisations.we need direction. 72

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DMS ANALYTICS

ADNOC Onshore- Bab Integrated Facilities Project Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) Onshore has announced its plans to upgrade the Bab Integrated Facility Project (BIFP) on 2011. This includes the Bab Thamama-A, Thamama-H, Thamama-B Up Dip & Attic and Habshan-1 reserves development. Upgrade operations at its maturing Bab field will enable the production level to be sustained and the production capacity to be increased from 420,000 to 450,000 barrels of oil per day by 2020. The international oil and gas services provider, Petrofac has been awarded the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) contract by ADNOC Onshore. Conceptual studies has been done in the first quarter of 2014 and ADNOC Onshore has received the technical bids by the first quarter of 2015. However, due to the oil price situation, changes have been made in the scope of work. After several re-optimization studies, the project budget has been downsized from $2 billion to $1.5 billion. Petrofac then completed the FEED by the end of 2016. By 2017, re-tendering process took place for the main contract and bids were submitted with price changes. The six (6) bidders that competed for the main contract

were Tecnicas Reunidas, Saipem, JGC Corporation/ National Petroleum Construction Company (NPCC), Petrofac, China Petroleum Engineering & Construction Corporation (CPECC) and SK Engineering & Construction. ADNOC Onshore completed and finalized the evaluation of Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC) contract towards the end of 2017 and awarded the lowest bidder, China Petroleum Engineering & Construction Corporation (CPECC), an affiliate of China National Petroleum (CNPC). On January 2018, ADNOC Onshore has appointed Mott MacDonald as the Project Management Team consultant (PMT) , with CPECC acting as the Project Manager. CPECC has started the construction works mid-year 2018 and currently, works are progressively being carried out. Target completion of the project is expected by the end of 2019. The project investment is significant in the direction of ADNOC’s 2030 smart growth strategy that seeks to maximize the country’s crude oil production capacity and reduce cost by creating a more profitable upstream business.

ENOC & Horizon Terminals - Jebel Ali Refinery Capacity Expansion ENOC has been expanding petrol stations to meet the expected economic boost of EXPO 2020, progressive goals of Dubai 2021 and adhere the needs of the upscale market with various industries. It is estimated that local energy demand in UAE is increasing to 9% as correlated to population growth and is forecasted to rise up to 32% in 2021. Aligned to this, ENOC plans to develop their facility by securing more than enough premium product, aiming to fuel the continuous national growth. ENOC plans to expand the refinery’s capacity by 50%; increasing the processing volume from 140,000 bpd to 240,000 bpd with Euro V standards, and add processing units such as new LPG-naphtha hydrotreater, an isomerization unit, as well as kerosene and diesel hydrotreater to Jebel Ali Refinery. The project expansion is valued at $1 billion and will be ready by the second half of 2019. Horizon Terminals Limited has obtained a 10-year loan from Emirates NBD, Noor Islamic Bank and Standard Chartered. On March 2015, KBR has been awarded the FEED contract and has completed it on June 2015. EPC

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contract tendering has started accordingly. Technip has been awarded as main EPC Contractor on August 2016. The first phase comprises of structural design and construction of additional refinery processing units. Another phase of the project requires the construction of 12 storage tanks which will hold high quality jet fuel, naphtha and gasoline blend stocks. Bidding has been declared on January 2017. Awarding for the second EPC has been given on April 2017 to Rotary Engineering Fujairah FZE. Final phase has been awarded to Overseas-AST on August 2017 to incorporate the separate phases together. It involves constructing the intersecting pipelines amongst the refinery’s processing units and storage tanks including berth facilities. Currently, ENOC is on its way to building this project. Bringing the expansion project into completion will make ENOC as one of the largest single independent natural gas condensates refinery in the world.

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Monday 10th December 2018 7:45 am – 8:45 am Registration 8:45 am – 9:15 am Keynote Speeches

Mohammed Loch President & CEO DMS Global Director Industry Development ISA

Abdul Nasser Al Mughairbi Manager - Digital Unit ADNOC President - ISA UAE

9:15 am – 10:15 am ICS Cybersecurity & IIOT Speakers

Track Chair

Vijay Mookonil

Shiva Sekar

Senior Engineer, Process Automation ADNOC Gas Processing

Gilles Loridon

Electrical Engineer ADNOC GAS Processing

Adetola Olawale

CEO Global Security Network

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Lead Auditor - Operational Technology Saudi Aramco

Presentation

Cybersecurity Deployment for Digital Substations

Presentation

How to Get Aboard the IIOT Bandwagon Securely

Secure Architecture for Industrial Control System Network

10:15 am – 10:45 am Coffee Break & Exhibition Networking 10:45 am – 12:00 pm ICS Cybersecurity & IIOT Speakers

Track Chair

Vijay Mookonil

Senior Engineer, Process Automation ADNOC Gas Processing

Madhav V. Kasture

HUB Sales Leader IMEA ABB

Presentation

Cybersecurity and SIEM for Industrial Automation Systems

Khalid Darwish

Senior Telecom Engineer Al Ain Distribution Company

Presentation

Defending IIOT of Utilities-Analytical Overview

Anton Shipulin

Syed Belal

Global Presales Manager Kaspersky Lab

Cybersecurity Technical Sales Consultant PAS Global

Presentation

The Current State of Cyber Threats to Control and Safety Systems

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Anatomy of an Attack: Two Real-World Industrial Control System Attack Vectors and How to Defend Against Them

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch & Exhibition Networking 1:00 pm – 3:15 pm ICS Cybersecurity Case Studies, Risk Management, Standards Track Chair

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Defending IIOT of Utilities-Analytical Overview

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The Current State of Cyber Threats to Control and Safety Systems

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12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch & Exhibition Networking 1:00 pm – 3:15 pm ICS Cybersecurity Case Studies, Risk Management, Standards Speakers

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Owais Ali

Senior IT Security Specialist ADNOC Refining

Jagannadh V. R. Vadlamani

Senior Information Security Analyst (OT) ADNOC Offshore

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End-User Perception of a ICS Cyber Security Management System (Standard/Framework) implementation

Denrich Sananda

Vice President Region Middle East HIMA

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ICS Cybersecurity Risk Management

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Stefan Woronka

Head of Business Development, Industrial Security Services Siemens AG

Harun Abdur Rahman Senior Engineer ADNOC GAS Processing

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Siemens‘ Holistic Security Concept

Osama Salah

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Reni Ninan

Manager of ICS Planning and Governance ADNOC LNG

OT Automation Team Leader, GM - General Management ADNOC Distribution

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Iman Al Haddad

Senior Engineer ADNOC GAS Processing

Kris Voorspoels

Regional Technical Manager OWL Cyber Defense

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ISA62443 Data Diode Strategies to Protect Industrial Control Systems

1st ISA Safety & Cybersecurity Division UAE Symposium 2018

Keynote Speakers Mohammed Loch

President & CEO DMS Global Director Industry Development – ISA

Mohammed Loch is the President & CEO of DMS Global. DMS Global’s range of activities include Events, Publishing, Video Production, Web Services, PR & Branding Solutions, ultimately complementing its project intelligence database. With this diverse range of activities, DMS is the only media company that can truly call itself a marketing specialist for the Energy Sector. Other than DMS Global, Mohammed’s other roles include; the Director Industry Development for the International Society of Automation (ISA), the Middle East, Africa & Asia Pacific Partner of the ARC Advisory Group, Regional Director Middle East for the Manufacturing Enterprise Solutions Association (MESA) as well as FieldComm Group, Director of Market Intelligence for the Bilateral US-Arab Chamber of Commerce, and Partner & Executive Director of the Choice to Change Foundation.

Abdul Nasser Al Mughairbi Manager - Digital Unit ADNOC President - ISA UAE Abdul Nasser Al Mughairbi is the Digital Unit Manger in Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), the state-owned oil company of the United Arab Emirates. His responsibility is to manage the ADNOC Digital Transformation, and the new digital landscape. Abdul Nasser has started his career in 1990 as an Operations Engineer in Abu Dhabi ADNOC GAS Processing. (AGP), a natural gas producing company of Abu Dhabi, UAE. It is a subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi Oil Company (ADNOC). He held various positions in AGP processing plants and pipelines Division and reached to the level of Senior Vice President in the year 2013. AGP is the largest gas processing facilities in the UAE. Joined the ADNOC HQ as Digital Unit manager in the Executive Office Directorate in 2016. Had many leading automation role in ADNOC Group of Companies and is also the president of International Society of Automation UAE section. Abdul Nasser lives in Abu Dhabi with his wife and 1 daughter and 2 sons

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ICS Cybersecurity & IIOT 9:15 am â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 10:15 am

Track Chair Vijay Mookonil Senior Engineer, Process Automation ADNOC Gas Processing Vijay Mookonil is working as Senior Engineer, Process Automation in Engineering & Technical Services Division of ADNOC Gas Processing. He has 13 years of experience in OT (Operational Technology) environment especially in SCADA, Telecommunication, Telemetry & Project Management. He is responsible for finalizing the design & specifications for various systems which includes the evaluation and implementation of OT Security requirements as part of project execution. He is currently also managing various OT Security & Risk Assessment Audits for ADNOC Gas Processing Plants. Mr. Mookonil holds a Bachelor`s degree in Instrumentation & Control Engineering.

Speakers Shiva Sekar Electrical Engineer ADNOC GAS Processing Presentation: Cybersecurity Deployment for Digital Substations Shiva Sekar of ADNOC Gas Processing is working as an Electrical Engineer focusing on the maintenance of power automation systems associated with Ruwais & Sulphur plant. He has over 13 years of experience in industrial, process & power automation systems.

Gilles Loridon CEO Global Security Network Presentation: How to Get Aboard the IIOT Bandwagon Securely Gilles Loridon has worked as an IT Consultant for twenty-four years and as InfoSec Consultant for more than nineteen years. Since 1999, Gilles is the position of CEO of Global Security Network. Gilles has been leading and implementing successful InfoSec projects for Security Agencies, Military Departments, Oil & Gas companies and International corporations in Europe, Africa, as well as in the Middle East. Gilles has been conducting InfoSec Audits & VA/PT, ISO/ISF/ADISC ISMS implementations and Awareness Training in the Energy, Finance and Governmental sectors. Gilles is certified ISA/IEC 62443 Cyber Security Fundamentals Specialist. Adetola Olawale Lead Auditor - Operational Technology Saudi Aramco Presentation: Secure Architecture for Industrial Control System Network Adetola Olawale is a Chartered Engineer and certified security professional with international expertise developed over nearly 21 years through extensive industrial control systems architecture, engineering, consultancy and management roles within process automation on over 61 global (Brownfield and Greenfield) projects across 37 client companies in 17 countries.

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ICS Cybersecurity & IIOT 10:45 am – 12:00 pm

Speakers Madhav V. Kasture HUB Sales Leader IMEA ABB Presentation: Cybersecurity and SIEM for Industrial Automation Systems Madhav Kasture brings 30 years of International Experience in Process Systems and Industrial Automation predominantly in Oil & Gas Upstream and Hydrocarbon Processing Industry. Major experience is in UAE and also at ADNOC (ADMA) Zakum Offshore Asset. He is currently working at ABB Automation as HUB Sales Leader for automation Systems and Digital Solutions helping customer take “next step” to leverage Technologies supporting IOT, Digitalization, Cyber security, Safety and developing an implementation framework for Industry 4.0 in Customer Assets and Facilities. Khalid Darwish Senior Telecom Engineer Al Ain Distribution Company Presentation: Defending IIOT of Utilities-Analytical Overview Khalid Darwish received his B.Sc. degree in Electro-mechanical Systems Engineering from Al Balqa’ Applied University in Jordan, and his M.Sc. degree in Mechatronics Engineering from the American University of Sharjah, UAE. He worked in water and electricity utility sector for 15 years. He is currently a Senior Telecom Engineer at Al Ain Distribution CompanyUnited Arab Emirates. He is a certified member of UK Engineering Council, certified project management professional, and certified Cyber Security Professional. His research interests are smart grid, SCADA, industrial communication, automation, and industrial systems security.

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1st ISA Safety & Cybersecurity Division UAE Symposium 2018 Anton Shipulin Global Presales Manager Kaspersky Lab Presentation: The Current State of Cyber Threats to Control and Safety Systems Specialist in information security since 2005 with experience in the areas of architecture, integration and operation of the cyber security system, cyber security audit, consulting and project management, ICS Security Global Market and Technologies intelligence and analysis, as well as development of industrial cyber security business. He is currently coordinator of the Kaspersky Industrial Cyber Security conference and program director. Member of the Russian National Committee of B5.2 / D2 of the CIGRE Working Group “Protection and Automation of Cybersecurity”. Co-founder of the Russian ICS/SCADA cybersecurity RUSCADASEC.com. Syed Belal Cybersecurity Technical Sales Consultant PAS Global Presentation: Anatomy of an Attack: Two Real-World Industrial Control System Attack Vectors and How to Defend Against Them Syed Belal is a Cybersecurity Technical Sales Consultant at PAS Global, LLC with more than a decade of experience in industrial control systems and operational technology applications with a focus on networks and cybersecurity and specific expertise in industrial automation, SCADA, control, and safety systems. He completed the ICS Cybersecurity program offered by the United States Department of Homeland Security Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team (ICS-CERT) and is also an ISA-99/IEC-62443 Cybersecurity Fundamentals Specialist (ISA/CFS) – IC32 certificate holder.

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ICS Cybersecurity Case Studies, Risk Management, Standards 1:00 pm – 3:15 pm

Track Chair Owais Ali Senior IT Security Specialist ADNOC Refining Owais Ali has been working at ADNOC Refining since 2013 as Senior Cyber Security Engineer. He is an Electronics and Communications Engineer by Education and holds industry leading certifications like, CISSP, CISM and PMP. He has been working in the Infrastructure field for the past 15 years and has working exposure in almost all major industry verticals e.g. Oil and Gas, Media and Communications, Print Media, Hospitality, Finance, Services sector etc. Owais is passionate about technology and enthusiastically follows advancements in IT/ OT Security and convergence, Datacenter Design and Security, Security Compliance and Governance to name a few.

Speakers Jagannadh V. R. Vadlamani Senior Information Security Analyst (OT) ADNOC Offshore Presentation: End-User Perception of a ICS Cyber Security Management System (Standard/Framework) implementation Having spent over 20 years of diversified experience in implementing Digital Technology related projects and solutions in the Energy sector, Jagannadh V.R. Vadlamani has expertise in strategy, governance, risk and compliance management programs in Industrial IT/OT/ IACS/Cyber Security areas. In his current role, Jagannadh works focus on the strategic design and implementation of Cyber Security Management System (CSMS) for Company OT/ICS. Jagannadh received Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from BITS Pilani, India in Information and Software Systems, and holds ISO Lead Auditor, CISM, PMP, Six Sigma Greenbelt and Technology certifications. Stefan Woronka Head of Business Development, Industrial Security Services Siemens AG Presentation: Siemens’ Holistic Security Concept Stefan Woronka joined Siemens in 1997 and held various positions in consulting, business development and sales for Siemens in Germany. In 2010 he joined the Process Automation unit of Siemens in Karlsruhe to start the Industrial Security business. He was responsible for creation and alignment of the portfolio, regional rollout and development, and alignment with other Siemens units. In 2014 he took over the project lead for an internal project to develop a holistic security concept for Siemens for two Siemens divisions (Digital Factory and Process Industries & Drives). The holistic security concept is now rollout to all R&D centers and production sites of the two divisions worldwide. After the project Stefan took over the Product Managment for the Industrial Security Services and further coordinated the development of the portfolio. In September 2017 he took over the worldwide rollout of the Industrial Security Services portfolio. Stefan holds a BS in Commercial Economics from Vlissingen University (Netherlands) and a MBA from Purdue University.

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1st ISA Safety & Cybersecurity Division UAE Symposium 2018 Harun Abdur Rahman (Co-Speakers) Senior Engineer ADNOC GAS Processing Presentation: ICS Cybersecurity As a Senior Engineer in the Engineering and Technical Services Division for ADNOC Gas Processing, Harun is responsible for the coordination and implementation of ICS security solutions to protect the control network. Harun has a M.S. in Cybersecurity as well as CEH, CCNP and Lead Auditor (ISO 27001, ISO 22301) certifications. Iman Al Haddad (Co-Speakers) Senior Engineer ADNOC GAS Processing Presentation: ICS Cybersecurity Iman Al Haddad is a Senior Automation Engineer at ADNOC Gas Processing. She has been working in Operational Technology (OT) security for more than 6 years. She has attended courses in Industrial Cyber Security training for Critical Infrastructure (SANS), Certified Risk and Information Systems Control (ISACA) and Certified Ethical Hacker. She has also led OT security projects to enhance security within the company. She holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and M.S. in Business Administration as well as certifications in CEH, ISA/IEC 62443 and Global Industrial Cybersecurity professional - GICSP. Denrich Sananda Vice President Region Middle East HIMA Presentation: ICS Cybersecurity Risk Management Denrich Sananda is Vice President HIMA Middle East with over 20 years of experience. He is currently managing the HIMA business with P&L responsibility for the Middle East region. Being a technocrat at heart in his previous roles he has handled Functional Safety Consulting, Training, and Technical Support having wide experience in safety-related systems. Currently, he is a committee member of for ISA99 WG1 - Developing a revised edition of the technical report ISA-TR62443-3-1 (IACS security technologies) and WG2 - Focusing on the description of an effective cybersecurity management system in the ISA-62443-2-1 standard. Osama Salah Manager of ICS Planning and Governance ADNOC LNG Presentation: Pragmatic Economically Driven Cyber Risk Quantification using FAIR Salah is Manager of IS Planning & Governance in ADNOC LNG. He has a BSc. In Industrial Electronics and MBA from the University of Strathclyde. He is an Executive Leader with over 20 years of ICT experience and subject matter expert in information security, risk management, and governance. A well-versed information security professional and expert in determining, strategizing and leading enterprise information security transformation, governance, risk management and operational excellence in the Oil & Gas industry. He is currently chairing the FAIR Institutes UAE Chapter and avid advocate for quantitative risk management.

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1st ISA Safety & Cybersecurity Division UAE Symposium 2018 Reni Ninan OT Automation Team Leader, GM - General Management ADNOC Distribution Presentation: Compliance to Multiple Standards, with an Expectation to Meet the Risk Mitigation Plans Reni K Ninan has more than 23 years of experience in design, engineering and Project Management of Instrumentation, Control and Automation facets of Downstream Oil and Gas, and Steel Industries. Mr. Reni has been instrumental in bringing in the culture of IEC 61508/61511 compliances, Functional safety needs and SIS across all the depots/plants, and has been representing ADNOC Dist. in project SIL studies, and HAZOP/HAZID sessions. Mr. Reni focused has shifted from core ICA to two pillars of the Asset Integrity functions, which are design and operating integrity. Still with the operating integrity function, Mr. Reni is keenly engaged in building systems, procedures and best practices for implementing/ maintaining Instrumented Protective Function, Safety Instrumented Systems and Safety Instrumented Function. He is now working with ADNOC Distributionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Technical Integrity Department as Asset Integrity Team Leader since last 2 years. Kris Voorspoels Regional Technical Manager OWL Cyber Defense Presentation: ISA62443 Data Diode Strategies to Protect Industrial Control Systems In recent years he has been helping industrial companies to make the transitionfrom legacy SDH/PDH technology to modern packet based telecommunication systems for OT networks. This included technology selection studies around OT network technologies and cybersecurity.

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ABB

AUTOCHIM SYSTEMS

Global Security Network (GSN)

HIMA Middle East FZE

Kaspersky Lab

Owl Cyber Defense

PAS Global LLC.

Siemens LLC

3W Networks

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ICS Cybersecurity. Safety. Compliance.

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Exhibitors Profiles ABB Contact Person: Madhav V. Kasture Address: ABB T&D, P.O. Box 45710, 4th Floor, HQ Al Raha Beach, Abu Dhabi, UAE Telephone Number: +971-2-493-8139 Mobile Number: +971-56 4016005 Website: www.abb.com Email: madhav.kasture@ae.abb.com Sponsor Type: Bronze Sponsor Stand Number: C2 ABB’s Security Update Service for industrial control systems (ICS) is the most in-demand offering during 2017, as companies with several systems in one or more sites strive to centralize all security updates. Control Systems can be exposed to the same spam, virus and security threats that corporate IT networks are facing. However, the impact of malicious software on an ICS may be more serious and more damaging than that faced by general purpose computer systems and networks. ABB recommends a defense in depth approach with multiple layers of protection to shield systems and data from threats. The first line of defense is to keep the control system software and operating system software updated and protected. Published security updates and anti-virus patches are vigorously tested on all ABB operating systems to ensure critical functions remain available on customer systems. An active Automation Sentinel agreement is the exclusive way for ABB control system users to receive these validated Microsoft security patches and anti-virus definition files and verification reports. AUTOCHIM SYSTEMS Contact Person: Michael Sakr Address: Office 501 & 504, EMI Tower, Airport Road (intersection with Hamdan St.), Abu Dhabi, UAE Telephone Number: +971 2 626 5774 Website: www.autochimsystems.com Email: sales@autochimsystems.com / asme@autochimsystems.com Sponsor Type: Diamond Sponsor Stand Number: B1 CYBER SECURE INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION MONITORING, CONTROL & SAFETY www.autochimsystems.com Global Security Network (GSN) Contact Person: Roula Khabbaz Address: P.O. Box 41301, Abu Dhabi, UAE Telephone Number: 026674782 Mobile Number: 0505362613 Website: www.gsn.ae Email: roula@gsn.ae Sponsor Type: Gold Sponsor Stand Number: C1 Global Security Network (GSN) is a UAE based, French-owned Company, with more than 18 years of experience in delivering high-end IT Security projects in Middle East. GSN on delivering specialized IT Security solutions such as FoxIt DataDiode and Sentryo ICS monitoring solution to customers like Government High Security, Military, Law Enforcement and Critical National Infrastructure as well as Oil and Gas Companies. GSN has acquired extensive in designing, integrating and implementing turn-key cyber security solutions in very challenging environments with critical requirements in term of availability and security. As such GSN has achieved the status of being a “trusted” security vendor for these organizations. GSN has also a boutique practice in Cyber Security services. We offer Cyber Security Risk Management services such as Audit, Gap Analysis, Awareness Program, Pen Test, Framework and policies development. We are the first company in Middle East to have implemented a Cyber Security Risk Management Framework compliant with ISO/ IEC 27001, ISA/IEC 62443 (ex ISA99) and UAE NESA. 18 Automation

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1st ISA Safety & Cybersecurity Division UAE Symposium 2018 HIMA Middle East FZE Contact Person: Vivek Jain Address: Warehouse No. RA08UC06 JAFZA, Jebel Ali Free Zone, Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 261487 Telephone Number: +97148834489 Mobile Number: +971547916086 Website: www.hima.com Email: vivek.jain@hima.com Sponsor Type: Bronze Sponsor Stand Number: C3 The HIMA Group is the world’s leading independent provider of smart safety solutions for industrial applications. With more than 35,000 installed TÜV-certified safety systems worldwide, HIMA qualifies as the technology leader in this sector. Our expert engineers develop customized solutions that help increase safety, cyber security and profitability of plants and factories in the digital age. For over 45 years, HIMA has been a trusted partner to the world’s largest oil, gas, chemical, and energy-producing companies. These rely on HIMA solutions, services and consultancy for uninterrupted plant operation and protection of assets, people and the environment. HIMA’s offering includes smart safety solutions that help increase safety and uptime by turning data into businessrelevant information. HIMA also provides comprehensive solutions for the efficient control and monitoring of turbomachinery (TMC), burners and boilers (BMC) and pipelines (PMC). In the global rail industry, HIMA’s CENELEC- certified SIL4 COTS safety controllers are leading the way to increased safety, security and profitability. All HIMA controllers are now united in the new Smart Safety Platform. They can communicate with each other over SafeEthernet, and they have a uniform operating system and the same programming environment. Founded in 1908, the family-owned company operates from over 50 locations worldwide with its headquarters in Bruehl, Germany and middle east office in Dubai, UAE. This year we are celebrating HIMA’s 110th anniversary with Smart Safety Platform demonstrating that we are still driving the safety and security market forward with innovative solutions for the digital industrial age. Kaspersky Lab Contact Person: Marie Hastings Address: Office 2201, 22nd Floor, Arenco Tower, Dubai Internet City, Dubai, PO Box 502849, United Arab Emirates Telephone Number: +97145590800 Mobile Number: +971521394629 Website: www.kaspersky.com Email: Marie.hastings@kaspersky.com Sponsor Type: Gold Sponsor Stand Number: A1 Kaspersky Lab, a global cybersecurity company, celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2017. Kaspersky Lab’s deep threat intelligence and security expertise is constantly transforming into next generation security solutions and services to protect businesses, critical infrastructure, governments and consumers around the globe. The company’s comprehensive security portfolio includes leading endpoint protection and a number of specialized security solutions and services to fight sophisticated and evolving digital threats. Over 400 million users are protected by Kaspersky Lab technologies and we help 270,000 corporate clients protect what matters most to them.

Owl Cyber Defense Contact Person: Maryanne Santospirito Address: 38a Grove Street Ridgefield CT 06877 Telephone Number: 203-894-9342 Website: Owlcyberdefense.com Email: msantospirito@owlcyberdefense.com Sponsor Type: Bronze Sponsor Stand Number: B2 Owl Cyber Defense Solutions, LLC leads the world in data diode and cross domain network cybersecurity. With a constant focus on customers in the military, government, critical infrastructure, and commercial communities, Owl develops market-first, one-way data transfer products to meet a variety of operational needs, from entry level to enterprise. Owl cybersecurity specialists are intimately familiar with a wide variety of industry pain points, technologies, and best practices, and have helped hundreds of organizations around the world secure their networks with Owl’s patented hardware-enforced, unhackable data diode solutions. Automation

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1st ISA Safety & Cybersecurity Division UAE Symposium 2018 PAS Global LLC. Contact Person: Talal Shawwa Address: PO Box 31275, Kingdom of Bahrain Mobile Number: +971 56 114 1980 Website: www.pas.com Email: tshawwa@pas.com Sponsor Type: Exhibitor Stand Number: B4

ICS Cybersecurity. Safety. Compliance.

Founded in 1993, PAS is a leading provider of software solutions for ICS cybersecurity, process safety, and asset reliability to the energy, process, and power industries worldwide. PAS solutions include industrial control system cybersecurity, automation asset management, IPL assurance, alarm management, high performance HMI™, boundary management, and control loop performance optimization. PAS solutions are installed in over 1,380 facilities worldwide in more than 70 countries. PAS was recently named the #1 Global Provider of Safety Lifecycle Management by ARC Advisory Group including #1 rankings within Chemical, Power Generation, Refining, and Oil & Gas. Siemens LLC Contact Person: Jeanne-Marlen Prell Address: Unit No. B-05, Masdar City, P.O. Box 47015, Abu Dhabi, UAE Telephone Number: +971 26165100 Website: www.siemens.ae Email: communications.ae@siemens.com Sponsor Type: Bronze Sponsor Stand Number: A2 Siemens AG (Berlin and Munich) is a global technology powerhouse that has stood for engineering excellence, innovation, quality, reliability and internationality for 170 years. The company is active around the globe, focusing on the areas of electrification, automation and digitalization. One of the world’s largest producers of energyefficient, resource-saving technologies, Siemens is a leading supplier of efficient power generation and power transmission solutions and a pioneer in infrastructure solutions as well as automation, drive and software solutions for industry. In fiscal 2017, which ended on September 30, 2017, Siemens generated revenue of €83.0 billion and net income of €6.2 billion. At the end of September 2017, the company had around 372,000 employees worldwide.

3W Networks Contact Person: Walid Gamali Address: PO Box 341184, Dubai UAE Telephone Number: +971 4 3267744 Website: www.3wnetworks.com Email: info@3wnetworks.com Sponsor Type: Exhibitor Stand Number: B3 3W Networks is the largest Telecom & Security Systems Integrator in the Middle East and Africa operating in the Oil & Gas, Power & Water, Telecom, Transport and Commercial sectors. Our products and solutions expertise include Telecom and Networking, Extra Low Voltage (ELV), Cybersecurity, Cloud & IoT. Nozomi Networks: Nozomi Networks is the leader in Industrial Control System (ICS) cybersecurity, with the most comprehensive platform to deliver real-time cybersecurity and operational visibility. Since 2013 the company has innovated the use of machine learning and artificial intelligence to secure critical infrastructure operations. Amid escalating threats targeting ICS, Nozomi Networks delivers one solution with real-time ICS monitoring, hybrid threat detection, process anomaly detection, industrial network visualization, asset inventory, and vulnerability assessment. Deployed in the world’s largest industrial installations, customers benefit from advanced cybersecurity, improved operational reliability and enhanced IT/OT integration.

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Business Activity Locator ICS Cybersecurity Case Studies, Risk Management, Standards

ICS Cybersecurity & IIOT ABB

AUTOCHIM SYSTEMS

Global Security Network (GSN)

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United Arab Emirates

17th - 18th April 2018

3RD ISA UAE SECTION EVENT 2018

St. Regis Abu Dhabi, Nation Tower, Corniche - UAE

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3rd ISA UAE SECTION EVENT

Following the success of 2nd ISA UAE Automation Conference and Exhibition in 2017, the 3rd ISA UAE Section Event 2018 aimed to provide an even larger platform for the Automation Industry in UAE and the region to connect, interact, and grow. The two-day event took place on 17th and 18th of April 2018 at St.Regis Abu Dhabi,Nation Tower,Corniche.

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KEYNOTE SPEECHES The Section event opened with the Keynote speeches by dignitaries.

“ eing part of ISA and setting the standards to move into this automation; and be part of the standard-setting as a company whether you are ADNOC, PDO or any of our NOC’s and ISC’s, we really have to influence the standards.” Abdul Nasser Al Mughairbi President - ISA UAE Manager, Panorama Unit ADNOC

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Data is the new oil. Companies that show foresight and a

willingness to make a bold move before it’s too late, they are the winners. No one won the race by standing still.” Mohammed Loch President & CEO- DMS Global Director Industry Development ISA

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Across ADNOC, we are really focused on enhancing performance,

posting profitability, and improving efficiency. Digitalization and automation play a key role in this and they are the critical enablers in our industry now and in the future.” Abdulla Ateya Al Messabi Manager, Refining & Petrochemicals Business Unit ADNOC

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“ our involvement with an organization like ISA makes you someone worth knowing. It’s good for your career, it’s good for you personally and professionally, it’s good for your employer, and it’s good for the industry.” Paul Gruhn ISA President Elect 2018 & ISA President 2019 ISA

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ow imagine an industrial plant where digital transformation allows people and machines to speak the same language. This imagination is Industry 4.0.” Maurice Sakr CEO & Partner Autochim Systems

“ he first priority is to select existing applicable industry standards to be the OPA standards and only in the case if no standards exist, will we work with the standards development organization like ISA.” Don Bartusiak Chief Engineer, Process Control ExxonMobil

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THE EVENT IN NUMBERS ATTENDEES

SPONSORS

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The participating companies represented were mainly End Users and EPC’s.

388

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254 EPC’S AND END USERS

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130 VENDORS

4 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE

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AWARDS CEREMONY Following the Keynote speeches, the event sponsors and organizers were awarded. Award given to : Gold Sponsor

Hussein Al Attas, Vice President, ABB TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION LTD

Award given to : Silver Sponsor

Zaheer Juddy, Managing Director, Analytical Instrumentation & Maintenance Systems (AIMS)

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Neil Ayre, General Manager, Advanced CAE (ME)

Suresh Ramanujan, Director (Analytical & Detection â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Middle East & Africa), EMERSON

Ganesan Kathirvel, Marketing Manager and Analysis Expert, Endress+Hauser

Peter Geiser, Chief Technology Officer, NEO Monitors AS

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END USER ATTENDEE PROFILE

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ATTENDEE PROFILE Environment Engineer Systems Engineer Process Engineer Engineer, I-C Maintenance Senior Engineer, Chemical Sr. Specialist Data Governance Section Head, Maintenance Manager, Data Governance Manager, Project (Digital Projects) Digital Unit Manager, Data Sciences Analytics Department Sr. Environmental Engineer Sr. Specialist, Data Governance Senior Analyst, Petrochemicals Operations Instrument & Control Engineer DCS/SCADA Engineer Specialist, Gas Operations, Gas Operations & Technical Department VPHSE Specialist, HSE Training & Competency Senior Specialist, HSE Performance Senior Environment engineer Department Manager Gas Operations, Gas Operations Department QA/ QC Department manager SENIOR CHEMIST CNG Operations Team Leader Rig Elect. Electrical Engineer Rig Manager LABORATORY TECHNICIAN ACTING PRODUCT QUALITY SECTION TEAM LEADER LABORATORY CHEMIST Acting Engineering Services Department (Automation, Control & Electrical) Engineer, Draughting Senior Engineer, Maintenance Optimization Engineer, Research Instrument and Control Engineer Specialist, Environment Senior Engineer, Plant Operations Engineer, Piping Senior Analyst, IT Projects Engineer, I-C Maintenance PNM/E-TE1 SENIOR ENGINEER -I&C Senior Instrument and Control Engineer A/Reliability team leader Analyst, Technical Applications Engineer, Energy Management Senior Engineer, Telecom Engineer, Maintenance Planning

Engineer, I-C Maintenance Instrument Supervisor Instrument and DCS Engineer Manager, Engineering Services Senior Analyst, Technical Applications Analyst, Business Application Instrument and Control Section Head Team Leader, Maintenance Engineer, I-C Maintenance Team Leader, Rotating Equipment Analyst, IT Compliance Senior Engineer, Plant Operations Team Leader, Operations Instrument and Control Engineer Engineer, I-C Maintenance Engineer, Process Safety Process control Team leader Team Leader, Process Engineering Specialist, Environment Engineer, I-C Maintenance Senior Engineer, Asset Life Extension Instrument and DCS Team Leader Section Head, Maintenance Team Leader, Business Application Senior Engineer, I-C Senior Engineer, Energy Management Manager, Engineering Services Engineer, I-C Environment Team Leader Supervisor, I-C Maintenance Engineer, Electrical Maintenance Senior Engineer, Reliability Senior Engineer, Pipeline Operations PNTG/SE(PRO) Supervisor, I-C Maintenance Vice President- Health, Safety & environment DEO/BP Instrumental Engineer Assistant Shift Controller Team Leader, IT Compliance IT Strategy & Projects Department Sr. Instrument & Control Engineer Instrument & Control Engineer Supervisor (Inst & Control) Shift Leader SENIOR ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER HSEQ Compliance Team Leader, HSE&Q Dept. Head - Shipping & Maintenance, Shipping Sr. Integrity Engineer, HSEQ - HSE Dept. Manager, Production (US GIP) INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEER Instrumentation & Control Engineer

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POST SHOW REPORT Team Leader, GIP (A) Engineer, I&C (Electronic, UL/SARB) Instrumentation & Control Engineer Engineer, I&C (UL/SARB) Senior Engineer, Technology Mechanical CAD Team Leader, HSE BIT Engieer TL- Pumping Operations (MPS) Sr. Advisor Env. TL-PO (GAS-BAB) HSE Engineer HSE Ins Officer Engineer HSE (A/S) Engineer HSE- Developer Mud Engineer HSE Advisor Manager (HSE) - A/S Team Leader (Fire Services) - A/S HSE engineer Engineer, HSE SNR Safety Officer Team Leader (HSE) - A/S Gas Operations Engineer Maintenance (Instrument/ Control)” Instrument & Control Engineer, Mechanical Maintenance SECTION LEADER AUTOMATION Control Engineer LAB CHEMIST SENIOR CONTROL ENGINEER Sr. Chemist, Lab Senior Instrument Engineer Chemist Lab LAB CHEMIST SR.INSTRUMENT ENGINEER Control Department Manager Section Head Catalysis Instrument Engineer Senior Control & Electrical Engineer Instrument Engineer Engineering & Maintenance Manager Senior Instrument and Process Control Engineer Senior QMI Engineer Senior Instrument & Control Engineer Electrical Engineer` Lead Control Engineer Analyzer Supervisor Managing Director, Global Operations Engineer HR Manager Deputy CEO Business Development Manager, ME & India Marketing & CR Manager Sales Manager Middle East

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Section Head, Lab Technician - Instrument Chemist - Quality Control Laboratory Manager - Maintenance MAS Engineer , Cost & Control Technician - Instrument Supervisor, I-C Maintenance Sr. Engineer, Fire & Gas Maintenance Technician IC Maintenance Superintendent Sr. Telecom Engineer Instrument Engineer Automation Manager Corporate Automation Instrumentation Engineer DRP Shift Senior Electrical Technician (Acting) I&C Department Manager Environment Engineer Chemist Chemical Department Manager Chemical Engineer Sr. Technician Electrical & Automation Assistant Scientist - Air Quality, Noise and Climate Change Team leader - Air Quality Section Manager - Air Quality, Noise and Climate Change Senior documentation Senior Safety Engineer Automation Section Head Senior Analyzer E-I&C maintenance manager Head of instrumentation Instrument Acting Engineering Services Department (Automation, Control & Electrical), Engineering & Technical Services Division Senior Engineer, I-C Maintenance, Plant Operations Division - Habshan & Bab Specialist, Environment, HSE Division QMI Section Head HSE specialist Senior Environmental Engineer Instrumentation Supervisor

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SYMPOSIUM The symposium was inaugurated by Abdulla Al Marzooqi, Manager – Health, Safety And Environment Unit, ADNOC

16 regional and international companies exhibited at the event.

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SPEAKERS AND TECHNICAL PROGRAM

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The 2-day event covered the following topics: 3rd ISA Analysis Division Best Practices for Analytical Systems/ UAE Symposium 2018Maintenance Challenges for Analytical Equipment www.isa-ad-uae.org 9th-10th October 2018 Environment Management & Control St. Regis Abu Dhabi, Nation #ISAUAE Innovation in Analytical Towers, Corniche - UAE Techniques EXPERIENCE THE FUTURE.

Organised By:

Tuesday 9th October 2018 7:30 am – 8:30 am Registration 8:30 am – 9:00 am Keynote Speeches

Abdul Nasser Al Mughairbi Manager - Digital Unit ADNOC President - ISA UAE

Mohammed Loch President & CEO DMS Global Director Industry Development ISA

Abdulla Al Marzooqi Manager Health, Safety & Environment Unit ADNOC

Nasser Saif Al Busaeedi Senior Vice President, Projects & Technical Group ADNOC Gas Processing

9:00 am – 9:30 am Ribbon Cutting & Exhibition 9:30 am – 11:00 am Environment Management & Control Speakers

Track Chair

Ranjan Chakravarty Team Leader, Control & Automation Engineering Division ADNOC Refining

Abdullateef Al Marzouqi Senior Engineer, I-C Maintenance, Plant Operations Division Habshan & Bab ADNOC Gas Processing

Steve Gibbons Head of Factory Sales & Product Management ABB Automation GmbH

Shayma Al Mazrouei Team Leader, Environment ADNOC Gas Processing

Salah Salem Al-Ghailani Maintenance Supervisor Inst & Control ADNOC Onshore

Presentation: Challenges of Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) Measurements at Stack of SRU Incinerator

Presentation: How to Make Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS) More Affordable

Presentation: ADNOC Gas Processing In-House Water Management Software: A Smart Tool for Water Conservation

Presentation: Maintenance Challenges in Toxic Gas Leak Detection

11:00 am – 11:30 am Coffee Break & Exhibition Networking 11:30 am – 1:00 pm Environment Management & Control Speakers

Track Chair

Aditya Namjoshi Specialist, Environment, HSE Division ADNOC Gas Processing

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Debasish Bandopadhyay Senior Environmental Engineer ADNOC Gas Processing

Abbad Cheik General Manager DURAG GROUP

Prabhakar Rao Business Development Manager Emerson Automation Solutions

Presentation: ADNOC Air Emission Strategy: Management Outlook

Presentation: Why its the New Generation of Opacity and Dust Monitor DURAG D-R290 II is Interesting for Clients in Middle East?

Presentation: H2S Gas Detection System-Wireless Technology

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Specialist, Environment, HSE Division ADNOC Gas Processing

Senior Environmental Engineer ADNOC Gas Processing

General Manager DURAG GROUP

Business Development Manager Emerson Automation Solutions

Presentation: ADNOC Air Emission Strategy: Management Outlook

Presentation: Why its the New Generation of Opacity and Dust Monitor DURAG D-R290 II is Interesting for Clients in Middle East?

Presentation: H2S Gas Detection System-Wireless Technology

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Ganesan Kathirvel Industry Manager, Petrochemicals Endress+Hauser

Benjamin Mattejiet Manager Marketing Communications LAR Process Analysers AG

Presentation: Cloud Based (IIoT) Analytical Monitoring Solutions for Remote Applications

Presentation: Fast and Reliable On-Line Analysis of Oils in Water by Carbon Detection – Cost-Effective Monitoring of Water Quality in the Petrochemical Sector

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Lunch & Exhibition Networking 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm Best Practices for Analytical Systems/ Maintenance Challenges for Analytical Equipment Track Chair

Speakers

Ranjan Chakravarty Team Leader, Control & Automation Engineering Division ADNOC Refining

Co-Speakers

Neil Ayre General Manager Advanced CAE ME Presentation: Maintenance Challenges For a Modern Remote Gas Oil Gathering Station a Case Study

Zaheer Juddy Managing Director AIMS

Andrew Nolan QMI Section Head PDO

Presentation: Best Practices are the Best Investments in Analytical Systems.

Abdulaziz Bosudah Reliability Engineer Saudi Aramco

Ajay Laghate AIT Technical Sales Consultant Schneider Electric – Applied Instrument Technologies

Mark Lawrence Global Sales Manager SilcoTek Corporation

Presentation: HGP Turbine Speed Fluctuation Maintenance Repair Methodology

Presentation: Best Practices For Chemometric Models For NIR/FTIR Analyzers

Presentation: Coatings that Improve the Reliability, Stability and Performance of Sampling Systems Used in Analysis of Sulfur, Ammonia, and NOX Compounds.

3:30 pm – 4:30 pm Coffee Break & Exhibition Networking

Wednesday 10th October 2018 8:00 am – 9:00 am Registration 9:00 am – 10:30 am Innovation in Analytical Techniques Track Chair

A. Valasubramanian Senior Instrument and Control Engineer ADNOC Gas Processing

Speakers

Priteshkumar Patel Maint. Engineer (Inst & Control) ADNOC Onshore

David Chauvel Sales Director AP2E part of DURAG GROUP

Peter Geiser Chief Technology Officer NEO Monitors AS

Presentation: High Pressure Retrievable Real Time Water Cut Measurement

Presentation: Combination of OFCEAS Spectroscopy and Low Pressure Sampling, the Future of Emission Monitoring / Process Monitoring

Presentation: IROSS – Advanced Signal Processing for TDLAS

10:30 am – 11:00 am Coffee Break & Exhibition Networking

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A. Valasubramanian Senior Instrument and Control Engineer ADNOC Gas Processing

Peter Geiser Chief Technology Officer NEO Monitors AS

Priteshkumar Patel Maint. Engineer (Inst & Control) ADNOC Onshore

David Chauvel Sales Director AP2E part of DURAG GROUP

Presentation: High Pressure Retrievable Real Time Water Cut Measurement

Presentation: Combination of OFCEAS Spectroscopy and Low Pressure Sampling, the Future of Emission Monitoring / Process Monitoring

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10:30 am – 11:00 am Coffee Break & Exhibition Networking 11:00 am – 12:30 pm Innovation in Analytical Techniques Speakers

Track Chair

Mohammad Asam Choudhry Sr. Engineer - Analyzer Borouge

Tejas Shinde Analytics Sales, UAE & Oversight Countries, Measurement and Analytics ABB

Suresh Ramanujan Director - Systems & Solutions Emerson Automation Solutions

Presentation: Analysis of Nitric Oxide (NO) in Simulated Cold Box Gases Using a Dielectric Barrier Discharge Ionization Detector in Argon Mode

Presentation: Optimizing Ethylene Production with Laser Technology

Co-Speakers

Ketan Vadia International Sales Manager Tethys Instruments SAS

Philippe Minghetti Technical Director Tethys Instruments SAS

Presentation: Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) Measurement – A Unique Measurement Technique Technology – UV Spectroscopy After Gas Stripping.

Daniel Merriman Product Manager Thermo Fisher Scientific Presentation: VOC and LEL Monitoring, a Novel Approach to Meeting the Requirements for Multi-Point Monitoring of Very Different Parameters with a Combined Analytical System

12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Lunch & Exhibition Networking 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm Innovation in Analytical Techniques Speakers

Track Chair

N.V. Kulkarni Team Leader – Instrumentation & Control ADNOC Offshore

Mahesh Davda Service Manager ABB Industries (L.L.C.)

Nishant Thankappan Business Development Manager – Analytical Solutions & Detection Emerson Automation Solutions

Anand Jeevakaruniyam Solution Business Manager – Gas Analytics Endress+Hauser Instruments International AG (Middle East Support Center)

Ramzi Hammad Sales Manager Xylem

Presentation: ABB’s AbilityTM Mobile Gas Leak Detection System

Presentation: Multiple Component Real Time Impurity & Process Composition Analysis Using Mid IR Process Analytical Tunable Laser Spectroscopy (PATLS)

Presentation: An Innovation In Reliable Measurement of Critical Applications Using Process Raman Analyzers

Presentation: Advanced Online Monitoring Techniques

www.isa-ad-uae.org Mohammed Loch President & CEO - DMS Global Director Industry Development - International Society Of Automation (ISA) UAE Cell: +971 50 3123510 • UAE Tel: +971 2 4012767 • Email: mloch@dmsglobal.net Gold Sponsor

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100% of the participants said that the event was the same or better than others.

100% of the participants will recommend the event to their colleagues.

“It was my first participation in an ISA event and I was thoroughly enthusiastic. The presentations and visitors were of high quality and DMS Global did an excellent job. Many thanks to the team of DMS Global for this great event” Benjamin Mattejiet, Manager Marketing Communications, LAR Process Analysers AG

“Thank you for your warm welcome.” Philippe Minghetti, Technical Director, Tethys Instruments SAS

“Thanks all for your kind support.” Abbad Cheik, General Manager, DURAG GROUP

“Thank you and your team for the great event.” Abdullateef Al Marzouqi, Senior Engineer, I-C Maintenance Plant Operations Division Habshan & Bab, ADNOC

Thank you for organizing this outstanding event looking forward for the upcoming ones. Abdulaziz Bosudah, Reliability Engineer, Saudi Aramco

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POST SHOW REPORT “ABB takes part in ISA Events mainly because it’s credible platform where we can meet with the strong customer base where we can meet with the major decision makers in the industry. We can obviously network also with partners of ours. We have a platform here to speak and share experiences that we gained with sometimes you know difficult challenging applications. This is fairly unique. ” Steve Gibbons, Head of Factory Sales & Product Management, ABB Automation GmbH

“ISA played a very important role in bringing those latest technologies using this forum into the end users mind and they sat together find a solution and we are having a solution implemented which is saving the opex and capex. And we are going for the latest innovation in the technology.” Zaheer Juddy, Managing Director, AIMS

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INDUSTRIAL CONTROL SYSTEM CYBERSECURITY

Addressing the Barriers to Sharing Cybersecurity Information By Eric C. Cosman, ARC Advisory Group ARC Advisory Group has generated several reports that address opportunities for industrial asset owners and end users to share information and experiences with their peers. The common theme was a need to define specific objectives and manage how the information is shared. This is particularly important when sharing industrial cybersecurity-related information. End users must overcome several potential barriers to such sharing, particularly with respect to revealing details of cybersecurity risks, incidents, and responses. Most companies consider this information to be sensitive and confidential and prefer to avoid revealing too much. The irony here is that the same companies that tend to be reluctant about sharing information about vulnerabilities, potential consequences, and incidents will often advocate strongly for more access to details about potential threats from government and other external sources.

Only by addressing these and other barriers will it be possible to promote more sharing. Rather than making decisions about what information may be shared and with whom on a case by case basis, asset owners should have broad policies that balance the benefits of sharing with the need for confidentiality.

From Awareness to Action Cybersecurity remains a popular subject in the business, technical, and popular press. A steady stream of articles, editorials, and other commentary describe recent incidents and offer advice on possible responses. Awareness continues to grow with each new incident reported, but this is only the first step; increasing awareness of risk without also giving guidance about what can be done to address it leads to apprehension and frustration. When asked, most asset owners accept the potential

value of better information sharing, whether about better access to information about threats or about how their peers and competitors choose to respond. While many are quick to challenge suppliers, researchers, and government sources for more details about new or changing threats and vulnerabilities; they may not always know what to do with this information. For example, details about specific threats or vulnerabilities are of limited use without corresponding guidance about suitable countermeasures.

Each new cybersecurity incident helps to increase awareness, but without effective guidance on how to respond this can lead to frustration. Asset owners look to a variety of sources for this guidance but may struggle with how to apply it to their circumstances. Industry standards contain valuable information, but may require additional interpretation to be more useful. Moreover, they tend to be extremely detailed, using language that many find arcane. Less formal guidance is also commonly available from a variety of sources, including researchers, consultants, service providers, and even system suppliers. It is common for this guidance to focus on specific sectors or industries. A wealth of information is available about automation systemsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; cybersecurity, with new information appearing regularly in response to new developments or reported incidents. So why is information sharing still seen as a significant challenge? Some of the barriers are real, while others may only be perceived. Asset owners must acknowledge and understand them to develop an effective strategy and associated policies.

Identifying Common Barriers When examining these barriers, it is first necessary to understand the context in which they exist. Relevant information comes in various forms, but the essential need is for more details about potential risk, which is generally considered to be a function of threat, vulnerability, and consequence. Asset owners commonly request details about threats and vulnerabilities, since these come from external sources and are largely beyond the control of the asset owner.

Vulnerabilities Current and potential users of automation products and systems want to understand the related vulnerabilAutomation

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INDUSTRIAL CONTROL SYSTEM CYBERSECURITY ities, whether or not appropriate mitigations are readily available. Researchers are regularly testing products and systems to identify new vulnerabilities (some suppliers even offer “bug bounties.”).

Risk is a function of threat, vulnerability, and consequence. Information about each of these components is available from different sources. Threats and vulnerabilities tend to be widely shared but may be difficult to interpret in a different context. Suppliers are pressed to reveal all vulnerabilities in their products as soon as they have been identified, but are often reluctant to share this information until they have fully analyzed the vulnerability and prepared a response. If a customer or asset owner detects a vulnerability in their installed systems, they may not share this information with anyone other than the supplier. In some cases, they may share the information with trusted partners within their industry or sector, but not with those in other sectors. Each of these scenarios presents a specific barrier to the broad sharing of this information.

Threats Details about general or specific threats often emerge based on the analysis of a confirmed incident, and only after any associated vulnerabilities have been mitigated. Raw information about threats may be of limited use to most asset owners unless they can analyze the data for potential impact. Experts use the term “cyber intelligence” to describe threat information that has been evaluated in the context of its source and reliability and analyzed by those with substantive expertise and access to all source information. Often, larger companies with sophisticated cybersecurity management programs have the expertise to conduct such analyses. Companies without this capability can purchase the services from an external provider. Regardless of whether the analysis is conducted internally or by a third party, the cost may be a barrier for some asset owners.

Incident Reports Vulnerability and threat information often converge in the form of incident reports that describe not only how a situation developed, but also the consequences and response. It is these incident reports that are typically of most interest to asset owners, since they describe attacks and responses in a real-world context and clearly demonstrate the possible consequences of an attack or compromise. Even an unsuccessful attack can provide useful lessons for those in similar situations. Unfortunately, many barriers exist to the broad sharing 62 Automation

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of incident information. Companies that have been affected are typically reluctant to share the information

Incident reports combine information threat, vulnerability and consequence, giving a more complete picture of the risks faced. Unfortunately, these reports are very difficult to obtain and are commonly misinterpreted. because they fear becoming a target of similar attacks in the future. There may also be concerns about legal liability or the loss of confidence from their customers, shareholders, and other stakeholders. They may only release this information after a protracted legal review, if at all.

Sector-specific Sharing In some cases, companies are willing or even obliged to share incident information within their sector, either with regulators or in the context of an industry user group. This can be a valuable resource for peer companies, but does little for those in other sectors that may have similar systems and situations. The misinformed belief that the experiences in one sector may not apply to other sectors is itself another barrier to sharing.

Standards and Guidelines Without practical examples or incident reports, asset owners can only extract information about requirements and appropriate countermeasures from sources such as standards and guidance documents. Unfortunately, this may not be a simple exercise. As reference documents, standards are written using style guides that enforce very strict rules about structure and language. Standards are also written to apply very broad range of situations, which adds to their complexity. They must also be written in a manner that lends itself to translation into other languages for international use. Guidelines and similar documents are structured less formally than standards and are often developed for applications within a particular sector or industry. However, this can present another barrier, in that guidelines developed for one sector may be virtually unknown in another. Even if they know about the documents, asset owners may not believe that they apply in their situations. This is often a fallacy in the case of industrial control systems, for which the essential characteristics are largely industry-agnostic.

Effective Countermeasures Both standards and guidelines can provide valuable

INDUSTRIAL CONTROL SYSTEM CYBERSECURITY information about countermeasures that can be used effectively to mitigate risks associated with specific vulnerabilities. However, they often require expert interpretation.

Standards and guidelines suggest or prescribe countermeasures, but these require expert interpretation to apply to a specific set of circumstances. Commercial solutions or services must be carefully evaluated to validate claims and determine suitability. Suppliers promote their products and services as providing effective countermeasures. These claims must be validated through benchmarking, comparative analysis, or pilot implementations. Any of these can consume considerable resources, with no assurance of a successful outcome. This can also be a barrier, particularly for smaller companies with limited resources.

Addressing the Barriers Faced with the above challenges, it is easy to become frustrated or disillusioned. However, most if not all these barriers can be addressed to some degree. Doing nothing is not a viable option in the face of evolving risks. The first step in more effective information sharing is to acknowledge that it must be bi-directional. Asset owners must view information about cyber risk the same way they view other business intelligence, as a commodity that can be traded. For example, information about vulnerabilities in supplier products or solutions may be available in the context of a strong supplier-customer relationship. Since these are specific to a single supplier, asset owners with products from multiple suppliers must make decisions about where to foster such relationships based on the value returned. It is often possible to get valuable information about threats, possible countermeasures, and even incidents by getting involved in and contributing to a sector trade association focused on cybersecurity issues. Members of such groups build a level of trust that allows them to share information that they would not reveal to a broader audience. Such information is most valuable when presented in the form of use cases and/or case studies, typically presented in a specific context, such as the solution lifecycle described in the ISA and IEC 62443 standards. Although the terms “case study” and “use case” are often used interchangeably, they are distinctly different concepts. Use cases describe detailed interactions between users and systems to achieve a specific result, while case studies describe real and relevant examples of a situation and the response. Case studies are generally more useful to the asset

owner, but some effort is usually required to remove identifying details without detracting from their value as a learning tool. Their value can be enhanced even more by identifying characteristics that are not specific to a particular platform or industry. This allows them to be shared across sectors. The case study approach can also be applied to less sensitive topics, such as the lessons learned when applying certain standards or guidelines to a particular situation. Asset owners should define in advance the applicable policies and methodologies governing the sharing of this information. Using consistent criteria and defining the necessary approvals required promotes such sharing. Ideally there would be a repository for the information, including not only case studies and use cases, but reports and analysis of specific incidents. There have been attempts to establish libraries of incident summaries using a subscription model, but they have struggled with monetization and timely access to relevant information. Effective information sharing involves a combination of trust, relevance, and agreement on the intrinsic value of the information. Asset owners, suppliers, consultants, government agencies and other stakeholders all have a stake in finding the right balance.

Approaches for Safe and Secure Information Sharing Clearly, some cybersecurity-related information is too sensitive to be shared with other companies, particularly if it opens the potential for that information to make its way into the hands of bad actors. However, the following recommendations should help encourage beneficial information sharing while reducing the associated risk to an acceptable level. • Classify your information – To make effective and consistent decisions about what information can be shared and with whom, a method of classification is essential. Most companies make a broad distinction between internal or proprietary information; and information that can be released more broadly. But finer granularity may be necessary. • Describe your wants and offers – Most organizations and people can easily describe the information they want or need, but it’s also important to consider the information they have that may be of value to others and, as such, is a commodity of sorts. Presenting both wants and offers is more likely to result in a trusted sharing relationship. • Contribute to sharing forums – While sensitive information is com-monly shared bilaterally, it is also important to consider broader forums that include multiple parties. These can be focused on a particular sector or technology platform, but maximum value is often achieved with even broader scopes. The cybersecurity workshops at ARC’s annual Industry Forums are examples of such a venue. Automation

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FEATURED PROJECT Project Summary ADNOC Refining- Waste Heat Recovery Name of Client

TAKREER - Abu Dhabi Oil Refining Company, ADNOC Refining

Budget ($ US)

263,000,000

Revised Budget ($ US)

500,000,000

Contract Value ($ US)

470,000,000

Award Date

Q1-2018

Main Contractor Facility Type

Samsung Engineering Company Petroleum Oil Refinery

Status

Construction

Start Date

Q1-2015

End Date

Q4-2023

FEED

FEED Jacobs Engineering Group

Location

Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.

Project Background Abu Dhabi Oil Refining Company (Takreer) has launched plans to upgrade the existing general utilities at the Ruwais refinery.

Project Status Nov 2018

Technical and commercial clarifications are taking place for the selected contractor to supply the automation. Until this has been completed the automation contractor cannot be confirmed.

Jul 2018

The early works are being undertaken still the project is slowly moving forward.

Apr 2018

The team has started early execution, engineering is taking place and team is being organised.

Mar 2018

Samsung Korea office has dispatched the team to handle the project in the UAE site.

Mar 2018

The EPC is awarded to Samsung Engineering for a contract value worth $470 million.

Jan 2018

No official announcement has been made yet about the movement of the EPC contract.

Dec 2017

The project EPC award hasn't been announced yet and no further information can be given with regards to the bidders or expected award dates.

Nov 2017

No EPC award news are announced yet.

Sep 2017

The EPC contractor has not yet been awarded but it is expected to occur shortly.

Jul 2017

Takreer is now waiting for ADNOC's approval of the submitted offers (the bidders can't be revealed). The process of receiving the approval is expected to last about 1-2 months, after which Takreer can proceed with announcing the awarded EPC contractor.

Jul 2017

No award has been communicated yet. Announcement about the EPC award still needs to be carried out.

May 2017

The EPC contract should be awarded next month according to Takreer. However, it is still unclear Automation | December 2018 who is bidding. Takreer is remaining private about this at the moment.

Jul 2017

FEATURED PROJECT No award has been communicated yet. Announcement about the EPC award still needs to be Jul 2017 carried out.

May 2017

The EPC contract should be awarded next month according to Takreer. However, it is still unclear who is bidding. Takreer is remaining private about this at the moment.

Apr 2017

Tender for the EPC contract has floated already and the tendering process is taking place at the moment.

Feb 2017

The EPC bids have not been submitted yet.

Feb 2017

EPC tendering is taking place.

Dec 2016

Tendering is in process still but the EPC bidder list is kept private in respect of the confidentiality agreement.

Nov 2016

EPC bidders cannot be revealed yet.

Oct 2016

Jacobs Engineering has completed the FEED. The project has now moved onto the EPC tendering stage. The EPC bidders cannot be revealed at the moment due to confidentiality agreement by Takreer.

Feb 2016

No further movement on the project is reported.

Dec 2015

The FEED process is still taking place. No EPC award is allocated yet and there is no exact time frame to be revealed.

Oct 2015

Jacobs Engineering has been awarded to carry out the FEED for the project.

May 2015

The Clean Fuel Project is currently in the basic design phase. The engineering design is expected to be completed by the end of the year, at which time bidding for the construction will be open.

Jan 2015

Currently FEED bidding is in process, and FEED contract will be awarded in August 2015.

Project Scope The scope of work involves upgrade works for the existing general utilities at Ruwais refinery. The scope of work includes: Power Electrical Utilities Piping EPC Civil Installation of heat recovery steam generators (HRSG) Steam turbine and generator (STG) desalination unit

Project Finance The project client is Abu Dhabi Oil Refining Company (TAKREER). On 15 October 2017, ADNOC brought together its people, resources, products and services together under a unified brand. Abu Dhabi Oil Refining Company (TAKREER) will now trade as ADNOC Refining.

Project Contractors EPC PQ -

Bidders -

Awarded Samsung Engineering Company

Sub-Contractors PQ

Bidders

Awarded

Jacobs Engineering Group Saipem Saipem WorleyParsons WorleyParsons Jacobs Engineering Group Jacobs Engineering Group 66 Automation

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Bidders

Awarded

Jacobs Engineering Group Saipem Saipem WorleyParsons WorleyParsons Jacobs Engineering Group Jacobs Engineering Group

FEATURED PROJECT

Project Schedules 1Q-2015

Feasibility Study

3Q-2015

FEED

3Q-2016

EPC ITB

1Q-2018

Engineering & Procurement

2Q-2018

Construction

4Q-2023

Completed

Project Personnel Jtjt Jeon - Procurement Manager - Samsung Engineering

Available only for DMS Members

Miriam Caranto - Project Coordinator - Samsung Engineering

Available only for DMS Members

Sang Moo Kjaung - Project Manager - Samsung Engineering

Available only for DMS Members

Khalifa Suwadi - Senior Project Manager - Takreer

Available only for DMS Members

Mohamed Hisham - Contracts Coordinator - Takreer

Available only for DMS Members

Ramash Sandra - Contracts Manager - Takreer

Available only for DMS Members

Ayman Haju - Business Development Director - Jacobs Engineering

Available only for DMS Members

Edward Van Aalst - Project Manager - Jacobs Engineering

Available only for DMS Members

UAE Project Listing PROJECT

FACILITY

BUDGET ($US)

STATUS

ADMA-OPCO - SARB Offshore Oil Field Development - Package 2 ADNOC & Borealis - Borouge 4 Complex ADNOC & Borealis - Polypropylene (PP) Plant ADNOC & Cepsa -Ruwais - Linear Alkyl Benzene (Lab) Facility ADNOC - Haliba Oil Field ADNOC - LNG Import Terminal ADNOC - Ruwais Complex Upgrade - New Refinery ADNOC Distribution - Bateen Executive Airport- Jet Fuel Depot ADNOC Gas Processing - Taweelah - Gas Compressor Station ADNOC Gas Processing - Yas - Mina Zayed Gas Pipeline ADNOC Gas Processing- Asab 1- Control System Upgrade ADNOC Gas Processing- Habshan 4- CO2 Recovery & Injection ADNOC Gas Processing- Integrated Gas Development (IGD) Expansion (Onshore Pipeline) ADNOC Gas Processing- Ruwais - Train 1 & 2 Process Cooling Fire Water Pumps Replacement ADNOC LNG- Integrated Gas Development (IGD) - Expansion (Overview) ADNOC LNG- Integrated Gas Development (IGD) - Expansion (Phase 2) ADNOC Offshore - Lower Zakum - Oil Lines Replacement (Phase 1) ADNOC Offshore - Nasr Full Field Development - (Overview) ADNOC Offshore - Nasr Full Field Development - Phase 2 (Package 2 - Platforms) ADNOC Offshore - Nasr Full Field Development - Phase 2 (Package 3) ADNOC Offshore - Umm Al Lulu Field Development - (Overview) ADNOC Offshore - Umm Al Lulu Field Development - Package 2 ADNOC Offshore - Umm Shaif Infield Pipelines Replacement ADNOC Offshore - Upper Zakum Full Field Development 750 Project - Surface Facilities - EPC 2 ADNOC Offshore - Zirku Facilities Capacity Enhancement ADNOC Offshore- 750 West Region- Capacity Expansion & Sulphate Reduction Plant- EPC 3 ADNOC Offshore- Nasr Full Field Development Phase 2 (Package 1 - Wellheads and Pipeline) ADNOC Onshore - Buhasa Integrated Facilities Project ADNOC Onshore - Mender Field Development ADNOC Onshore - North East Bab (NEB) - (Al Dabbiya) ASR

Oil & Gas Field Petrochemical Plant Polypropylene Linear Alkyl Benzene (LAB) Oil Field Development LNG Storage Tanks Refinery Oil Storage Tanks Gas Processing Gas Processing Distributed Control System (DCS) Carbon Dioxide

50,00,00,000 4,00,00,00,000 55,00,00,000 60,00,00,000 50,00,00,000 1,00,00,00,000 8,00,00,000 7,00,00,000 4,50,00,000 5,50,00,000 8,00,00,000

Construction Pre-FEED Engineering & Procurement FEED Construction Feasibility Study FEED ITB Construction Construction Construction Construction EPC ITB

Gas Production

7,10,00,00,000

Commissioning

Gas Processing Gas Field Development Gas Field Development Pipeline Oil Field Development Oil Field Development Oil Field Development Oil Field Development Oil Field Development Oil Field Development

8,00,00,000 1,57,00,00,000 45,00,00,000 85,00,00,000 1,70,00,00,000 19,50,00,000 20,00,00,000 2,50,00,00,000 17,00,00,000 50,00,00,000

Construction Construction Engineering & Procurement Construction Construction Construction Construction Construction Construction EPC ITB

Oil Production Oil Field Development

4,20,00,00,000 40,00,00,000

Construction Engineering & Procurement

Oil & Gas Field

30,00,00,000

Construction

Oil Field Development Oil Production Oil Field Development Oil Production

90,00,00,000 3,00,00,00,000 Automation 35,00,00,000 2,50,00,00,000

Construction Engineering & Procurement | December 2018 Construction EPC ITB

ADNOC Offshore - Nasr Full Field Development - Phase 2 (Package 3) ADNOC Offshore - Umm Al Lulu Field Development - (Overview) ADNOC Offshore - Umm Al Lulu Field Development - Package 2 ADNOC Offshore - Umm Shaif Infield Pipelines Replacement ADNOC Offshore - Upper Zakum Full Field Development 750 Project - Surface Facilities - EPC 2 ADNOC Offshore - Zirku Facilities Capacity Enhancement PROJECT ADNOC Offshore- 750 West Region- Capacity Expansion & Sulphate Reduction Plant- EPC 3 BGPIC- Fujairah Oil Terminal- Phase 2 ADNOC Offshore- Nasr Full Field Development Borouge- Borouge 3 - Ethylene Plant Expansion Phase 2 (Package 1 - Wellheads and Pipeline) Borouge- Ruwais - Polypropylene Plant 5 (BPP5) ADNOC Onshore - Buhasa Integrated Facilities Project Borouge- Ruwais Pelletizing Plant - Bagging Lines Addition ADNOC Onshore - Mender Field Development DEWA- Water Transmission Pipelines Project ADNOC Onshore - North East Bab (NEB) - (Al Dabbiya) ASR Dolphin Energy - Northern Emirate Pipeline (NEP) ADNOC Onshore - North East Bab (NEB) - Phase 3 (Al Dabbiya) DUGAS-IG Petrochemicals-Maleic Anhydride ADNOC Onshore- Bab Gas Compression Phase 3 EGA & Shaheen Chem Investments LLC - Ethylene Dichloride & Caustic Soda Plant ADNOC Onshore- Bab Integrated Facilities Project ENOC & Horizon Terminals - Jebel Ali Refinery Capacity Expansion ADNOC Onshore- Buhasa- Wellhead Automation ENOC- Al Maktoum Airport- Jet Fuel Pipeline Expansion ADNOC Onshore- Qusahwira Field Development - Phase 2 Gulf Petrochem - Fujairah - Bitumen Refinery ADNOC Onshore- Rumaitha, Shanayel and Northeast Bab Tie In IL&FS Prime Terminals FZC- Fujairah Oil Terminals- Phase 2 ADNOC Onshore- South East Asset- Tie-in Project (A,B, C & D) Port of Fujairah - Dibba Port ADNOC Refining- Crude Flexibility Project (CFP) Saif Al Khaili & KIZAD - Emirates Chemical Plant ADNOC Refining- Crude Receiving Facility SNOC- Onshore Acreage Exploration (Areas A, B and C) ADNOC Refining- Gasoline and Aromatics Project SNOC- Sharjah LNG Terminal ADNOC Refining- Ruwais Refinery East- SRU Replacement ADNOC Refining- Ruwais- LPG Recovery ADNOC Refining- Waste Heat Recovery ADNOC Refining-Ruwais East Refinery- Air Emission Measurement System ADNOC Sour Gas - Dalma Field ADNOC Sour Gas- Hail and Ghasha Megaproject ADNOC Sour Gas- Shah Field- Expansion ADNOC- Bu Haseer Field ADNOC- Bu Haseer Field Development Package 2 & 3 ADNOC- Fujairah- Mandous Field ADPC - Fujairah Port Expansion - Container Terminal ADPC - Fujairah Port Expansion-Overview PROJECT Al-Yasat Petroleum Operations Company- Belbazem Oil Field BGPIC- Fujairah Oil Terminal- Phase 2 Borouge- Borouge 3 - Ethylene Plant Expansion Borouge- Ruwais - Polypropylene Plant 5 (BPP5) Borouge- Ruwais Pelletizing Plant - Bagging Lines Addition DEWA- Water Transmission Pipelines Project Dolphin Energy - Northern Emirate Pipeline (NEP) DUGAS-IG Petrochemicals-Maleic Anhydride EGA & Shaheen Chem Investments LLC - Ethylene Dichloride & Caustic Soda Plant ENOC & Horizon Terminals - Jebel Ali Refinery Capacity Expansion ENOC- Al Maktoum Airport- Jet Fuel Pipeline Expansion Gulf Petrochem - Fujairah - Bitumen Refinery IL&FS Prime Terminals FZC- Fujairah Oil Terminals- Phase 2 Port of Fujairah - Dibba Port Saif Al Khaili & KIZAD - Emirates Chemical Plant SNOC- Onshore Acreage Exploration (Areas A, B and C) SNOC- Sharjah LNG Terminal

FEATURED PROJECT

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Oil Field Development Oil Field Development Oil Field Development Oil Field Development

20,00,00,000 2,50,00,00,000 17,00,00,000 50,00,00,000

Construction Construction Construction EPC ITB

Oil Production Oil Field Development

4,20,00,00,000 40,00,00,000

Construction Engineering & Procurement

Oil & Gas Field Oil Storage Terminal Ethylene Oil Field Development Polypropylene Oil Production Polymers Oil Field Development Water Oil Production Gas Pipeline Oil Production Maleic Anhydride Gas Compression Caustic Soda Oil Field Development Petroleum Oil Refinery Oil Field Development Jet Fuel Pipeline Oil Field Development Bitumen Oil Field Development Oil Storage Terminal Oil Field Development Oil Storage Terminal Oil Caustic Soda Refinery Exploration Aromatics Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Sulphur Recovery Crude Oil Distillation Unit Petroleum Oil Refinery Petroleum Oil Refinery Oil Field Development Oil & Gas Field Gas Network Pipeline Oil Field Development Oil Storage Tanks Oil Storage Terminal Oil Storage Terminal FACILITY Oil Field Development

30,00,00,000 20,00,00,000 80,00,00,000 90,00,00,000 57,50,00,000 3,00,00,00,000 10,00,00,000 35,00,00,000 7,00,00,000 2,50,00,00,000 15,00,00,000 2,30,00,00,000 3,00,00,00,000 27,00,00,000 1,00,00,00,000 2,00,00,00,000 1,00,00,00,000 10,00,00,000 25,00,00,000 55,00,00,000 30,00,00,000 35,00,00,000 8,00,00,000 65,00,00,000 10,00,00,000 3,10,00,00,000 8,00,00,000 10,00,00,000 1,00,00,00,000 2,50,00,00,000 20,00,00,000 10,00,00,000 4,00,00,000 26,30,00,000 4,00,00,000 80,00,00,000 15,00,00,00,000 11,00,00,00,000 15,50,00,000 30,00,00,000 2,20,00,00,000 6,00,00,000 18,00,00,000 BUDGET ($US) 1,00,00,00,000

Construction Construction Construction Construction Engineering & Procurement Engineering & Procurement EPC ITB Construction Construction EPC ITB EPC ITB Construction Feasibility Study EPC ITB Project Announced Construction Construction FEED Construction Construction FEED EPC ITB EPC ITB Engineering & Procurement Feasibility Study Engineering & Procurement Construction FEED ITB Project Announced EPC ITB EPC ITB Engineering & Procurement EPC ITB Construction FEED FEED FEED Construction Construction Engineering & Procurement Construction EPC ITB EPC ITB STATUS FEED ITB

Oil Storage Terminal Ethylene Polypropylene Polymers Water Gas Pipeline Maleic Anhydride Caustic Soda Petroleum Oil Refinery Jet Fuel Pipeline Bitumen Oil Storage Terminal Oil Storage Terminal Caustic Soda Exploration Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)

20,00,00,000 80,00,00,000 57,50,00,000 10,00,00,000 7,00,00,000 15,00,00,000 3,00,00,00,000 1,00,00,00,000 1,00,00,00,000 25,00,00,000 30,00,00,000 8,00,00,000 10,00,00,000 8,00,00,000 1,00,00,00,000 20,00,00,000

Construction Construction Engineering & Procurement EPC ITB Construction EPC ITB Feasibility Study Project Announced Construction Construction FEED EPC ITB Feasibility Study Construction Project Announced EPC ITB

FACILITY

BUDGET ($US)

STATUS

DMS CSR

When a Dream Needs a Gentle Push to Give It Wings-Sponsored by Analytical Division Of ISA Growing up as the youngest child in a family of five, abandoned by your father, neglected by your elder brother and sister, with just your mother who is a day laborer in a physically unwell state of health and with the dreams of one day becoming a Chemistry Professor is really hard. This is exactly the condition of Mohammed Sajib Sheik, a 10 year old boy hailing from a slum in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Sajib’s father abandoned the family a long time ago. His elder brother and sister are both married and living their own happy lives while almost totally neglecting the existence of their own mother and brother. Sajib’s mother, Sofia Begum works as a day laborer to provide for herself and Sajib. But, because of being physically unwell, she isn’t able to go to work daily and so the responsibility of taking care of his mother and himself falls on the meek shoulders of young Sajib. He has to works after school, selling newspapers and water bottles to meet their needs. Like all other kids of his age, Sajib too loves playing cricket. He sings as well. But unlike every other kid whose role model might be a cricketer in this cricket crazy nation, Sajib’s role model is Alfred Bernhard Nobel, the world famous Swedish Chemist and founder of the Nobel Prizes, and hence his love for Chemistry. Once, at school, during a session of Science, the teacher was teaching about mixtures and it was a little above the understanding capabilities of a regular Sixth Grader, but Sajib easily understood the concepts and was given the opportunity to perform experiment in front of the whole class, and that too very successfully. He is passionate about his dreams to become a Chemistry professor one day and that is clearly reflected in his academics. But the only thing in his way to achieve that dream is the current situation he is in. No one to help him progress with his education, no one to guide him and help him plot his next steps

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