2011 Newsflash ed. 8 by Navingo BV

edition 8 - october 2011

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23 & 24 October 2012 amsterdam RAI | The Netherlands www.offshore-energy.biz Facts and Figures Offshore Energy 2012 Tuesday 23 October and Wednesday 24 October 2012, hall 8 of the Amsterdam RAI 12,000m² exhibition space Expected number of exhibitors > 450, from over 20 countries Expected number of visitors > 6,500, from over 30 countries Country pavilions Conference program covering key topics in offshore energy Social program

Offshore Energy 2012: 23 and 24 October The fifth edition of Offshore Energy will be held on Tuesday 23 and Wednesday 24 October 2012. The organization continues with the two day concept, which proved to be highly successful this year, with highly satisfactory visitor levels both on the first and the second day of the event. Offshore Energy 2012 will take place in the same part of the RAI as this year. For the 2012 edition, exhibition hall 8 will offer more floor space. The main exhibition hall will measure 12,000m² compared to the 8,000m² in 2011. The exhibition area can be extended to another,

immediately adjoining, smaller hall of 4,000 m2 (hall 9). Together, the two halls account for over 16,000m², double the surface that Offshore Energy used in 2011. Country pavilions For the first time in 2012, Offshore Energy will feature country pavilions. Industry representatives of Germany and China have agreed to organize country pavilions at Offshore Energy 2012. The Den Helder pavilion will also return to Offshore Energy and the Maritime by Holland pavilion, introduced this year, is expected to double in size next year.

OE2011 thanks all participants The organization of Offshore Energy reflects on a very successful fourth edition of Offshore Energy; its first edition to be held in the Amsterdam RAI. As many as 5,121 unique visitors (compared to 4,026 in 2010) have found their way to the business-to-business exhibition that focuses on the (inter)national offshore oil, gas and wind industry,

along with related products and services. A total of 292 companies (compared to 231 in 2010) displayed their products and services during this event, which was attended by visitors and conference delegates of over 30 nationalities from all over the world including Germany, France, Spain, Denmark, Italy, the United States, China,

Australia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Venezuela, the United Arab Emirates and Ghana. The number of visitors has grown by more than 20% compared to the 2010 edition. This year, for the first time, the exhibition consisted of two days, 2,991 visitors attended on the first event day. Forging relations Both the exhibition, the extensive conference program and the social program offered ample opportunity for networking, forging new relations and exchanging ideas. Several contracts were signed during the exhibition and the show even attracted high level political, governmental and diplomatic representatives. Minister of Defense Hans Hillen visited Offshore Energy to reaffirm his ministry’s support to keep Den Helder Airport open. The highest representative of the United States of America in the Netherlands, Mr. Edwin Nolan, Chargé d’ Affaires a.i. of the United States Embassy, was present to address a select audience during an invitation only Offshore Energy luncheon. He was joined by Mr. Simon Smits, Director General International Relations of the Ministry of Economic Affairs. Continued on page 2

newsflash Offshore Energy 2011: visitor viewpoints exhibition & Conference

OE2011 thanks all participants Continued from page 1 The OE2011 conference program brought together 319 delegates who discussed the topics of 50 expert speakers, representing the entire offshore energy supply chain. The conferences, topical sessions and side events covered a broad range of issues including global energy demand and supply, drivers for investments, developments in deepwater, innovations to extend the lifetime of North Sea plays and developments in renewable offshore energy. Because the three conferences each consisted of a half-day program and the short topical sessions took about 1.5 hours each, conference attendance was easily combined with a visit to the exhibition.

The Offshore Energy exhibition was nice and small, but more than big enough to spend a whole day. It was an excellent networking opportunity, very well organized, and really focused on the offshore industry. Compliments to Navingo, and we look forward for returns in years to come. HSM Offshore, Edwin R. Prinse, Procurement Manager Tradequip was a proud media partner of Offshore Energy 2011. Tradequip plans to personally exhibit at the Offshore Energy 2012 show based on the strong success, vast networking capabilities and increased business of this year’s show. Tradequip International, Andy Peterson, Advertising Consultant & Show Coordinator

At the Oxifree Holland stand we were rushed off our feet with the amount of enquiries for our anti-corrosion product “Oxifree”. We had incredible interest from companies such as Shell, Chevron, Noble Drilling, Hitachi, NAM and Heerema amongst others and have already been asked to quote for several jobs. We will definitely be back in 2012 and I can thoroughly recommend the Offshore Energy Expo.

Offshore energy 2011 has set the stage in taking it to the next level and I believe the potential is there looking at all the participants and visitors interested in such an event in Amsterdam. Seafox Contractors bv, Keesjan Cordia, Managing Director This year USG Energy had a great exhibition on Offshore Energy 2011. We made lots of new quality contacts on our beautiful stand. We’re all very pleased, and looking forward to next year! USG Energy, Wim Fransen, Marketing & Sales Manager Again an atmosphere where relations are revived and started, thanks to a perfect organization. Bureau Veritas, Herman Spilker, Marine Manager Although we missed the small-scale exhibition feeling of Den Helder, we strongly feel that Navingo passed the point of no return by relocating the exhibition to Amsterdam. We are proud to witness and be a part of the success story! Shipdock Amsterdam & Harlingen and Nironstaal, Hilka Willms, Business Manager

HMC International GmbH, i.A. Vincent Spitzmann, Projekt Manager International Department GE Sensing & Inspection, being part of GE Energy, has great affinity with the Oil and Gas Industry. When visiting Offshore Energy, we noticed that the target group for our products for Non-Destructive Testing and Visual Inspection is present in large numbers. Chances are high that we will exhibit at OE2012 ourselves. GE Sensing & Inspection Robert Apon, Sales Manager Netherlands

Offshore Energy 2011: exhibitor viewpoints

Oxifree Holland, Nick Kail, CEO

Looking back, organizer Navingo BV confirms that OE11 was a very successful event: “From exhibitors as well as visitors we have received positive feedback,” reports Annemieke den Otter, Offshore Energy’s Exhibition Manager. “Many exhibitors and visitors mentioned the spacious set-up and professional atmosphere of the exhibition in the Amsterdam RAI as key success factors of this fourth edition,” continues den Otter. “The move to Amsterdam definitely contributed to this, I have heard rumors of companies that weren’t present as exhibitors this year but are very interested to exhibit next year.” Moreover, visitors were satisfied with the broad range of companies present and exhibitors praised the variety and purposefulness of the visitors.

Offshore Energy is a growing trade show which offers a wide range for German companies working in the offshore business. Also we believe in the exhibition concept and the given support by the organizer.

We found out that the Offshore Energy 2011 exhibition was an effective and constructive investment to meet new customers and existing relations. As Wärtsilä is a well established supplier in the offshore business, we consider participation or sponsoring for 2012 again. We encourage further growth in the shipping and power generation segment. Wärtsilä Netherlands B.V. , Peter Sterrenburg, Senior Account Manager, Sales Department My impression was that the level of the visitors was high, the expo small but very professional, which I do prefer. The organization was fantastic: food delivered to the stands and a fridge full of drinks? Never seen before! And I’ve attended about 25 expos in the last 4 years! DIVISIONE TRADING - C.S.C. SPA, Valentina Dalle Molle Jones, Export Sales Executive We experienced many inspiring conversations, discussed the newest innovations within the industry and where impressed by the high quality service of Navingo. Twin Filter, Marit Sloot, Marketing

Once a year the capital of the North Sea resides in the heart of Amsterdam. Rooted in Den Helder, the largest Dutch Offshore Energy event outgrew the north of Holland and was successfully transferred to Amsterdam by Navingo. Den Helder wishes to extend her appreciation to the Navingo organization for a job well done! Municipality of Den Helder, Nick Waterdrinker, Account Manager Den Helder Harbour

offshore energy Offshore Energy OE11statistics EXHIBITORS

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The total rate of Offshore Energy by the exhibitors is a 7,5!

The total rate of Offshore Energy by the visitors is a 7,8!

The quality of the visitors was rated with a 7,4 The quantity of the visitors was rated with a 7

100% of the exhibitors will definitely, or probably, participate again in 2012 92,31% of the exhibitors achieved their goal(s) during Offshore Energy 2011

97% of the visitors will definitely visit Offshore Energy again next year 25% of the visitors is considering to participate as an exhibitor in Offshore Energy 2012 75,12% of the visitors see Offshore Energy as a leading event in the offshore and energy industry

98% of the exhibitors found Offshore Energy as good as, or better than other offshore energy related exhibitions and events

Business activities of Offshore Energy 2011 exhibitors Cabling Consultancy Drilling and well completion Dredging Filtration & separation equipment Fpso vessels and equipment Hardware, software and Information management Hydrographic, meteorological And seismic survey Lifting equipment and cranes Mechanical engineering Offshore contracting Offshore oil and gas e&p Offshore suppliers

5% 13,8% 8,1% 11,2% 4,2% 10,4% 6,9% 4,6% 16,5% 11,2% 10% 14,2% 31,5%

Offshore wind Personnel services Pipeline inspection and maintenance Pipelines and piping components Platform maintenance and decommissioning Professional services, training and recruitment Qhse Repair & conversion Renewable energy Rovs and dive support Safety products/equipment (Subsea) design, engineering and construction

21,5% 6,9% 9,2% 7,3% 10,4% 5,8% 6,2% 7,7% 8,8% 5% 14,6% 11,9%

Shipbuilding and repair Training and recruitment Transport and storage Wind turbine installation Other*

14,6% 6,9% 8,8% 8,1% 36,2%

* Other business activities include:

Charter of floating equipment, workboats and pontoons / corrosion monitoring and condition monitoring / deepwater (subsea) installation / engineering o&g / fire fighting and rescue equipment / fuel and lubricants / geotechnical services / harbor facilities / heavy marine transport / offshore safety training / oil pollution control / process equipment / rope access / satellite communication

Offshore Energy OE11 visitorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; interests Computer, hardware, software Contracting services Corrosion, abrasion control Dredging Drilling Exploration, production Instruments, control Lifting equipment and cranes Marine equipment, services Materials

1,86% 2,86% 1,67% 4,67% 4,46% 3,30% 2,58% 4,99% 6,48% 3,93%

Offshore well equipment/services Offshore Wind Oil and gas transport Others Pipelines and piping components Platform maintenance and decommissioning Power supply Process equipment, services Production

4,92% 7,55% 4,94% 1,18% 3,90% 4,38% 2,84% 2,73% 2,89%

Pump equipment, services Renewable energy Rope, wire rope, chain Safety, environmental protection, regulatory services Ships, boats, vessels, equipment Tools Transportation, communication Tubulars, piping Valves, actuators

2,92% 3,70% 1,75% 3,29% 7,10% 2,33% 2,43% 1,73% 2,60%

Visitorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; business activities and markets (Air) filtration and separation equipment (Subsea) design, engineering and construction Cabling Consultancy Dredging Drilling and well completion Engineering-Procurement-Contracting Fire protection systems FPSO vessels and equipment Hardware, software and information technology

1,08% 3,06% 1,41% 6,34% 3,41% 2,37% 4,50% 1,22% 2,72% 1,36%

HVAC systems Lifting equipment and cranes Offshore contracting Offshore oil and gas E&P Offshore suppliers Offshore wind Other Personnel services, training and recruitment Pipeline inspection, maintenance and components Platform maintenance and decommissioning

1,21% 3,49% 4,41% 7,00% 7,08% 5,85% 10,0% 4,00% 4,90%

Professional services, training and recruitment QHSE Renewable energy Repair and conversion Rigbuilding ROVs and dive support Safety products/equipment Shipbuilding Transport and storage

1,36% 1,44% 3,09% 3,23% 1,03% 1,41% 2,14% 4,84% 3,92%

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Extensive conference program covers major industry trends

This year was the second time that Offshore Energy offered a full fledged conference program covering major industry trends. Conference topics ranged from extending the lifetime of the North Sea portfolio to developing LNG-FPSOs and from advancements in wave & tidal energy to the potential for shale gas in The Netherlands. The conferences, topical sessions and side events were attended by delegates representing the entire oil, gas and (renewable) offshore energy value chain. The main conference program started off with the Global Energy Outlook Conference. Putting the global energy market into a broader perspective, this conference featured speakers offering insights into pressing issues in the global energy arena and into key industry developments. With the Financial Crisis, Arab Spring, rise of China and Brazil, Macondo blowout and also Fukushima, there are developments and circumstances on hand that have repercussions not only in the market, but also in a regulatory and political context. Gas, gas, gas Each of the three conferences addressed the key role of natural gas. Ruud Zoon, Managing Director GDF Suez E&P spoke during the Global Energy Outlook Conference on Tuesday, illustrating the importance of North Sea gas in the European energy supply. With new investments on the Dutch, British and

René van Vliet, former VP Global LNG, Shell, Deepwater Gas Conference Norwegian continental shelves, the role of the North Sea is far from over. During the Upstream Innovation Conference on Wednesday, Gerard Schut, General Manager Chevron E&P Netherlands, and Bart van de Leemput, Managing Director of NAM and Vice President for partner operated

George Galloway, Chairman, Drilling & Wells Cluster Meeting

ventures of Shell in Europe, discussed specific examples of managing their companies’ gas portfolios. Schut spoke about how Chevron has developed the A&B Block shallow gas fields. Traditionally seen as undesirable, these fields are now appreciated for their excellent gas quality (C1: >98%). To date, the A12 Block has produced 3.6 BCM. Van de Leemput presented a range of innovative solutions introduced by NAM to increase gas recovery and to save operational costs, ranging from technological innovations such as smaller and smarter drilling rigs (the SWIFT10) and foam injections to practical changes in operations, such as delivering a load to an unmanned offshore platform. NAM now uses four helicopters as opposed to seven in the past, a result of seemingly simple changes, which nonetheless have a major impact on (cost) efficiency. The Deepwater Gas Conference on Tuesday afternoon discussed more remote gas provinces. Industry experts, among whom René van Vliet, former Vice President Global LNG with Shell, argued that, as the time of easy offshore oil and gas is over around the globe, operators are looking for and have found novel ways to develop stranded gas fields. The invention of floating gas liquefaction plants, or LNG-FPSOs, makes it possible to unlock and monetize gas reserves that were earlier seen as too costly

offshore energy or too difficult to develop. Although floating LNG definitely looks like a game changing development for the gas industry and for the energy supply balance, there are still many technical, operational and commercial challenges that have to be overcome. Conn Fagan, Business Development Manager offshore gas projects with DNV, gave a clear insight as to the challenges associated with the classification of LNG-FPSOs and how a new regulatory framework for this type of vessel is being developed. Predictable base load Next to the three conferences, Offshore Energy 2011 offered five brief topical sessions. One of these addressed the developments in wave and tidal energy. Roger Bason, CEO of the American company Natural Currents Energy Services, argued that the sea can offer a constant and predictable power base load. Although there are countless demonstration projects, the technology is still being developed and there is as yet no commercial installation for this type of renewable offshore energy. This is largely because, as Allard van Hoeken of Bluewater Energy Services states, “Everything under water is expensive and difficult.” Despite this, the European Union Ocean Energy Roadmap estimates the market potential of wave and tidal energy in Europe at 3.6 GWp in 2020 and 188 GWp in 2050.

Upstream Innovation Conference Well control At the meeting of the Drilling & Wells cluster, a side event, oil and gas managers and drilling contractors discussed new solutions and industry best practices to deliver safe and effective wells. Dave Price, CEO of the International Well Control Forum, highlighted how the Macondo blow-out has changed well control training methods and requirements. Dave McKellar of Dana Petroleum and Bram

Leerdam of Noble Drilling presented their views on safe and efficient drilling project execution. Following the presentation, the meeting participants engaged in a World Café brainstorm session on various aspects of well integrity. The presentations of the conferences, topical sessions and side events are available to all registered conference delegates.

Thanks to OE2011 Committee of Recommendation Navingo BV would like to thank all members of the Offshore Energy 2011 Committee of Recommendation for their support, which undoubtedly added to this year’s success. Many of the Committee members were present during Offshore Energy 2011 and participated in the high level OE2011 topical lunch, which featured speeches on developments in US energy policy by Mr. Edwin Nolan, Chargé d’ Affaires a.i. of the United States Embassy, and on the global role of the Dutch oil and gas industry by Mr. Simon Smits, Director-General International Relations of the Ministry of Economic Affairs. Other luncheon participants were the ambassadors of Nigeria, Ghana and the UAE as well as the present Dutch Ambassador to Kazakhstan. Navingo BV is pleased to announce that Mr. Tino Vinkesteijn, Chief Commercial Officer of Heerema Fabrication Group has joined the Committee of Recommendation for the upcoming edition of Offshore Energy. OE2012’s full Committee of Recommendation will be announced shortly.

Mr. Simon Smits addresses the luncheon guests; Mr. Nolan is seated second to his right. 5

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