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SMi presents the 19th annual conference on…
Gas to Liquids
Holiday Inn Kensington Forum, London, UK
12th-13th
OCT
2016
Securing GTL’s economic, financial and commercial sustainability
in a volatile, competitive and socially conscious energy market
KEY SESSIONS:
• Energy outlook from the International Energy Agency:
Discussing the commercial sustainability of the GTL industry in
a volatile energy market
• Velocys’ smaller scale GTL; advances in commercialisation
and technology
• The importance of viability in small-scale GTL: NiQuan
Energy’s view
• GTL prospects in Iran and West Asia
• GTL for onshore gas exploration and production by Centrica
CHAIRS FOR 2016:
• Alex Forbes, Director, Forbes Communications
• Malcolm Wells, Director, Malwell Corporate Projects Ltd
FEATURED SPEAKERS:
• George Boyajian, Vice President Business Development,
Primus Green Energy
• David Small, Vice President Global Energy Services, NiQuan
Energy
• Mark Lappin, Director of UK and NL Exploration and Subsurface,
Centrica Energy
• Toril Bosoni, Oil Market Analyst, International Energy Agency
• Neville Hargreaves, Business Development Director, Velocys
• Mitch Hindman, Licencing Manager, ExxonMobil
• Ed Osterwald, Partner, CEG Europe
• Rahul Iyer, Vice President, Siluria Technologies
• Narsi Ghorban, Director, Narkangan GTL Company
The future for Gas-to-Liquids in a ‘lower for longer’ oil-price world
Workshop Leader:
Alex Forbes, Director, Forbes Communications
13.30-17.30

2. Gas to Liquids
Day One | Wednesday 12th October 2016
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08.30 Registration and Coffee
09.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Alex Forbes, Director, Forbes Communications
09.10 KEYNOTE ADDRESS: The importance of viability
in small-scale GTL
• An update on the GTL project
• Assessing the evolving GTL climate and innovative new
players
• Future outlook for small-scale GTL prospects
David Small, Vice President Global Energy Services,
NiQuan Energy
09.50 Energy outlook: Discussing the commercial sustainability
of the GTL industry in a volatile energy market
• What patterns can be identified in GTL investment?
• Emerging factors that could alter the current state of the
oil px
• What is the future of GTL demand likely to be?
Toril Bosoni, Oil Market Analyst, International Energy Agency
10.30 Morning Coffee
11.00 The success envelope of GTL in our new world and how
to stretch it
• Competition and demand for other gas based chemicals
• Lower margins between “distressed”/”remote”, etc., gas
and oil based products
• Smaller scale GTL plants
• CAPEX inflation
Roger Newenham, Managing Director,
Newenham Consulting Services
11.40 PANEL DISCUSSION: Where is GTL’s place
in the new oil market?
• What are the economic benefits exclusive
to smaller-scale GTL projects?
• What are the financing opportunities for GTL projects?
• How can projects create robust strategies to last the
tumbling oil price?
Alex Forbes, Director, Forbes Communications
David Small, Vice President Global Energy Services,
NiQuan Energy
Neville Hargreaves, Business Development Director, Velocys
12.20 Networking Lunch
13.20 Project financing for small-scale GTL
• The latest trends of small-scale GTL project financing
• The GTL project financing markets
• The future outlook for the GTL sector
Speaker to be announced shortly
14.00 Gas monetisation in small-scale GTL
• Converting flared gas into high value liquids
• Complete overview of the project and updates
• The economics discussed and explained
George Boyajian, Vice President Business Development,
Primus Green Energy
14.40 Afternoon Tea
15.10 Velocys’ smaller scale GTL: Advances in commercialisation
and technology
• Progress of the construction of Velocys’ commercial
reference plant in Oklahoma City
• Results of testing programme demonstrating significant
improvements in process intensification during 2015.
• Development of larger microchannel reactors with
capacities in the range 350 – 1000 bpd
• Readiness for commercial operations: Operating
protocols
Neville Hargreaves, Business Development Director, Velocys
15.50 INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION: Overview of Day One
• Summary of the day’s presentations
• Has Day One achieved your expected learning goals?
• What to expect from Day Two?
Moderated by: Alex Forbes, Director,
Forbes Communications
16.30 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
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WHERE IS THE INDUSTRY?
PRACTICAL BUSINESS OF GTL
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3. Gas to Liquids
Day Two | Thursday 13th October 2016
08.30 Registration and Coffee
09.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Malcolm Wells, Director, Malwell Corporate Projects Ltd
OPENING ADDRESS
09.10 An examination of what has succeeded in the industry
• A survey of GTL projects that are considered to have
been successful
• Factors that were crucial to success
• Applying these lessons to GTL in the future
Ed Osterwald, Partner, CEG Europe
09.50 GTL for onshore gas exploration and production
• The possibility of GTL as an alternative connection to the
grid
• Taking a look at the benefits of GTL for exploration and
production
• Analysis of possible challenges and how these could be
overcome
Mark Lappin, Director of UK and NL Exploration and
Subsurface, Centrica Energy
10.30 Morning Coffee
11.00 Methanol to Gasoline technology: A route to success?
• An update of the benefits of MGT technology
• Where is this being applied and why is it successful?
• Challenges and how these can be overcome
Mitch Hindman, Licencing Manager, ExxonMobil
11.40 PANEL DISCUSSION: What are the key drivers
for GTL projects?
• What are the strategic and market drivers?
• What are the environmental reasons for GTL?
• What are the economic drivers behind GTL projects?
Malcolm Wells, Director, Malwell Corporate Projects Ltd
Ed Osterwald, Partner, CEG Europe
Narsi Ghorban, Director, Narkangan GTL Company
12.20 Networking Lunch
13.20 Products perspective: Implementing a successful
marketing strategy for GTL products
• How can we best market GTL projects?
• What are the key challenges in marketing GTL?
• Overcoming challenges and achieving a strategy
that works
Speaker to be announced shortly
14.00 GTL Prospects in Iran and West Asia
• GTL economics in West Asia
• GTL in Iran after the sanctions
• GTL for flare gas in the region
Narsi Ghorban, Director, Narkangan GTL Company
14.40 Afternoon Tea
15.10 Siluria Technologies: Disrupting the energy value chain
• New chemistry for wider feedstock range and higher
value chemical products
• Innovative process designs based on standard and
modular equipment
• Strategic engineering for maximum compatibility with
the existing infrastructure
Rahul Iyer, Vice President, Siluria Technologies
15.50 PANEL DISCUSSION: What is the future of gas
monetisation in a low oil price environment?
• In which regions is gas monetisation proving
to be a success?
• Which forms of gas monetisation are less effected by the
tumbling oil price
• What is GTL’s future like in comparison to other gas
monetisation options?
Malcolm Wells, Director, Malwell Corporate Projects Ltd
Rahul Iyer, Vice President, Siluria Technologies
David Small, Vice President Global Energy Services,
NiQuan Energy
16.30 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two
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4. The future for Gas-to-Liquids in
a ‘lower for longer’ oil-price world
Workshop Leader:
Alex Forbes, Director, Forbes Communications
HALF-DAY PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP
Tuesday 11th October 2016
13.30 - 17.30
Holiday Inn Kensington Forum, London, UK
Overview of workshop:
The structural shift in oil prices since 2014 presents both
challenges and opportunities to the Gas-to-Liquids (GTL)
industry. The $100+ per barrel oil prices of 2011-2014 are
a thing of the past. Oil-price fundamentals have been
transformed by new technologies. That said, the large-
scale GTL projects operating today were sanctioned and
constructed when oil prices were well below the dizzy
heights of 2011-14. The future for GTL products – be they
fuels, lubricants, waxes or other speciality chemicals – will
depend to a very large extent on energy price trends. Will
there be a sufficient differential between oil and gas prices
over the long term for GTL projects to be economically
viable? What will be the trajectory of project construction
costs? And which types of projects stand the best chance
of going ahead?
Why should you attend this workshop?
This workshop will look at the opportunities that GTL
technologies present to monetise gas – in the context of a
world in which oil prices are expected to remain “lower for
longer” – and the challenges of implementing GTL projects
and marketing their output.
The workshop will interest natural gas resource holders,
project developers, technology providers, equipment
suppliers, engineering contractors, financiers and potential
end-use sectors for GTL products, such as the transportation
and petrochemicals industries.
Programme:
13.30 Registration & Coffee
14.00 Industry Overview
• What do we mean by GTL?
• The importance of oil and gas trends
• The trajectory of project construction costs
• Large-scale and small-scale GTL technologies
• In what commercial applications can GTL be
profitable?
14.40 GTL Technologies
• Playing ‘Lego’ with molecules
• The product ‘slate’
• Achievements to date
• Emerging technologies
• Protecting intellectual property
15.20 Afternoon Tea
15.50 The Economic Viability Of Gtl Projects
• How GTL economics have evolved over the past
two decades
• Case studies – large-scale and small-scale
• Comparing GTL with other gas monetisation
options, such as LNG
• The economics of developing future GTL projects
16.20 Taking GTL Products To Market
• Key markets
• Demonstration projects – past, present and future
• Maximising GTL revenues
• The role of policy in GTL development
• The future for GTL
17.00 Discussion & Questions – A Review Of The Session
17.30 End of Workshop
About the workshop leader:
Independent energy journalist and consultant Alex Forbes
has been reporting on energy developments and analysing
trends for more than three decades. His expertise covers
a wide range of energy issues – including oil, natural gas,
electricity, renewables and climate change. His specialisms
include unconventional fossil fuels, liquefied natural gas
(LNG) and gas-to-liquids (GTL).
In 2013, Alex received the annual award presented by
the International Association for Energy Economics for
Excellence in Written Journalism.
Alex travels frequently to attend, speak at and chair
energy conferences, to conduct interviews with ministers
and executives, to carry out consultancy assignments, and
to visit major energy installations. Alex also takes on training
assignments and conducts workshops and executive
briefings.

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