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Our expert speakers include
Steve P. Kirchhoff, Betsy Spomer, Christopher Smith, John Hanger, Guy Caruso,
Vice President Americas, Senior Vice President Deputy Assistant Former Secretary, Senior Advisor,
ExxonMobil Business Development, Secretary for Oil Pennsylvania Department Center for Strategic
Gas & Power BG Group & Natural Gas, of Environmental & International
Marketing Company Office of Fossil Energy Protection Studies (CSIS)
US Department of Energy
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2. The North America Gas Summit
I would like to extend a warm welcome to the North America Why you can’t miss
Gas Summit! the North America
Future fuel for North America – natural gas is an abundant Gas Summit – exciting
resource which is becoming increasingly commercially accessible 2011 features
and has the potential to provide the market with a sustainable,
domestic fuel supply for many years to come. • The ONLY event to bring together
The natural gas industry is facing accelerated transformation supply and demand – discuss crucial
through technology advancements, environmental concerns, steps “beyond shale gas”: how to
regulation and policy implementations. With this shift in market effectively join forces to understand
dynamics natural gas proposes to be the answer for our energy bottlenecks and increase natural gas
future. demand
The critical remaining issues facing the industry focus on • Alaska spotlight – get first hand
insights into gas plans and advocacy
securing the political buy-in necessary to boost the role of natural
efforts in the region
gas in the energy mix, demand creation, low gas prices and
regulatory hurdles. • Perfect timing for debate around
natural gas potential: second review
The demand side is increasingly embracing natural gas as a
period of the EPA study in the
cleaner alternative to coal and oil, an essential partner to renewable
fall, discussions around it at North
energy development, and the best way to CO2 emissions
America Gas Summit
reduction and a boost for the domestic economy.
LNG export – if we look beyond North America – this could • Be amongst the first to see the ‘THE
GET – The Grand Energy Transition’
not only raise domestic natural gas prices, but simultaneously
– we will screen in a premiere the
contribute to global energy diversification and increase US market
just released documentary based on
share on the global energy stage.
Robert A. Hefner III’s acclaimed book
A unified industry voice is needed to translate current efforts into
a cleaner, “gassier energy future”! • A presentation on the road map to
a cleaner transportations future by
The North America Gas Summit aims to provide this platform: a the CNGVA
place where the industry leaders meet and define strategies at this
crucial time in history: the shift from a supply-driven to a demand- • High-level regulatory insights around
topics of hydraulic fracturing, CO2
driven market.
emissions and greenhouse gases
Join us at the North America Gas Summit –
where supply meets demand! • Focus on LNG export potential and
an update on expected policies and
licenses
• Unique North America focus: really
understand what makes the North
Monika Gonda American market unique, meet the
Director, North America Gas Summit, decision makers and initiate business
The Energy Exchange deals
“...we need to come together as you have organized in the North America Gas Summit, because it has got to be the
entire natural gas industry that must finally come together and be sold on the development and the advantages of
the transition of America to natural gas...”
Robert A. Hefner III, Owner and Founder, GHK Company
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3. Meet the industry leaders
An exclusive preview of our 2011 expert speaker line-up
Steve P. Kirchhoff, Betsy Spomer, Linda A. Capuano, Barbara Cronise, Badar Khan, Matthew Most,
Vice President Americas, Senior Vice President Vice President Technology, Director Business President Upstream Vice President
ExxonMobil Business Development, Marathon Oil Development, & Trading, Environmental Policy,
Gas & Power BG Group NW Natural Direct Energy Encana Natural Gas
Marketing Company
Christopher Smith, Robert A. Hefner III, Octávio M. C. Simões, Guy Braden, Bill Walker, John Hanger,
Deputy Assistant Secretary Founder and Owner, Vice President Commercial Senior Vice President General Counsel to the Former Secretary of the
for Oil & Natural Gas, GHK Company & Development, Commercial, Alaska Gasline Pennsylvania Department
Department of Energy Sempra LNG GDF Suez Port Authority of Environmental
(DOE) Protection
John Jimison, Mitchell W. Pratt, Curtis Burton, Bill Cooper, Jabor Al Musllam, Alicia Milner,
Managing Director, Chief Operating Officer, CEO, President, General Manager President,
Energy Future Coalition Clean Energy Fuels Corp. Buccaneer Resources Center for Liquefied America Liaison Office, Canadian Natural Gas
Natural Gas (CLNG) Qatargas Vehicle Alliance (CNGVA)
Jeff Wright, David Goldwyn, Jim Zadvorny, Kathryn Clay, Guy Lewis, Tom Choi,
Director of Office President, Director Business Executive Director, Managing Director National Practice
for Energy Projects, Goldwyn Global Strategies Development, Clean American Exploration and Production, Leader – Gas,
Federal Energy & Former Special Envoy for Encana Transportation Alliance Gas Technology Institute Deloitte MarketPoint LLC
Regulatory Commission International Energy Affairs, (CATA) (GTI)
(FERC) US State Department
Dr. Charles K. Ebinger, Adam Bedard, Guy Caruso, Trevor Smith, Ben Schlesinger, Richard Kolodziej,
Director Energy Senior Director Senior Advisor, Business Development President, President,
Security Initiative, Energy Analysis, Bentek Center for Strategic Manager, BSA Energy NGVAmerica
Brookings Institute Energy & International Studies Gas Technology Institute
(CSIS) (GTI)
Michael Gallagher, Senior Adviser, Gregory C. Staple, Rick Smead, George Eynon, Richard Ward, Aloulou Fawzi,
Westport Innovations, Chairman, CEO, Director, Board Member, President, Project Manager,
Natural Gas Group of the NPC American Clean Skies Navigant Consulting Energy Resources Aspen Energy International Shale Gas
Future Transportation Fuels Study Foundation Conservation Board Initiatives Resources and Activities,
& Chairman, Cummins Westport (ERCB) US Energy Information
Inc and Agility Fuel Systems Administration
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4. Unique insights
Industry showcases
Don’t miss showcases of latest industry
developments and partnerships:
• Learn about how to move towards a more
collaborative energy future through the case
study of the ground-breaking gas reserves
joint venture between NW Natural and
Encana
• Get an update on gas advocacy efforts in
Alaska and the All-Alaska Gas Pipeline
• Hear from Clean Energy Fuels Corp.
– in which Chesapeake recently invested
$150 million – and their efforts in driving
natural gas use for vehicles and improved
infrastructure
• Take away insights into the road map to a
cleaner transportation future by CNGVA
Expert interviews
To provide you with interesting insights ahead
of the North America Gas Summit, the Energy
Exchange has conducted interviews with several
of the industry experts joining us in October,
including:
• Guy Braden, Senior Vice President
Commercial, GDF Suez
• Matthew Most, Vice President Environmental
Policy, Encana Natural Gas
• Robert A. Hefner III, Owner and Founder,
GHK Company
• David Goldwyn, President, Goldwyn Global
Strategies
• Barbara Cronise, Director of Business
Development, NW Natural
• Mitchell W. Pratt, Chief Operating Officer,
Clean Energy Fuels Corp
• Michael Gallagher, Senior Adviser, Westport
Innovations, Chairman, Natural Gas Group
of the NPC Future Transportation Fuels
Study
To read the full interviews – and to discover
more about the Summit – please visit our
website at www.natgasamerica.com

5. Expert views
Steering committee
We would like to thank our steering committee:
• Matthew Most, Vice President Environmental
Policy, Encana Natural Gas
• Guy Caruso, Senior Advisor, Center for
Strategic & International Studies (CSIS)
• Richard Kolodziej, President, NGVAmerica
• David Goldwyn, President, Goldwyn Global
Strategies and Former Special Envoy
for International Energy Affairs, US State
Department
• Rick Smead, Director, Navigant Consulting
• Terence Thorn, President, JKM Consulting
• Guy Lewis, Managing Director Exploration &
Production, Gas Technology Institute (GTI)
• George Eynon, Board Member, Energy
Resources Conservation Board Alberta,
Canada
• Benjamin Schlesinger, President,
BSA Energy
• Dean Girdis, President, Downeast LNG
“...we need to understand resources in America
are abundant. All we have to do is have a plan.
We have no plan. We’ve never had an energy plan
in America...”
T. Boone Pickens

6. Future fuel natural gas
Day 1 Monday 3 October 2011 Chaired by: Guy Lewis, Managing Director Exploration and
Production, Gas Technology Institute (GTI)
Linda A. Capuano, Vice President Technology, Marathon Oil
Tom Choi, National Practice Leader – Gas, Deloitte MarketPoint
LLC
Rick Smead, Director, Navigant Consulting
08:00 Registration and morning coffee
Q&A
09:00 Opening of the summit – welcome by The Energy
Exchange 12:40 Luncheon
09:05 Keynote opening address: North America’s clean energy
future – the Grand Energy Transition 14:00 Policy developments and regulatory frameworks -
understanding environmental, legal and public concerns and
Robert A. Hefner III, Owner and Founder, GHK Company their influence on business decisions
Q&A
• The industry’s social licence to operate: regulatory framework and
09:25 Natural gas as fuel of the future – economics and the public interest
opportunities in a global market • Regulating the industry: operational requirements, industry
performance, compliance assurance
• Understand the impact of natural gas production on the North • Addressing high-media gas drilling, fracking and deep offshore
American and global energy picture wells issues - how media influence public perception and the New
• How do current energy policy changes contribute to building York Times example
a natural gas future? EPA regulations and their impact on the
• The challenge of fracking regulations and how they will impact
industry your business decisions
• Gas-to-gas competition – what are the dynamics and how can • Ensuring compliance from gathering to distribution lines – latest
possibilities be exploited? regulatory challenges and advances
• Optimizing the energy mix for a sustainable future: LNG imports, Jeff Wright, Director of Office for Energy Projects, Federal
shale gas and renewables - assessing their part in North Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)
America’s gas future
David Goldwyn, President, Goldwyn Global Strategies and
• A balancing act – natural gas between oil, coal and renewable Former Special Envoy for International Energy Affairs, US State
energies Department
Chaired by: Guy Caruso, Senior Advisor, Center for Strategic George Eynon, Board Member, Energy Resources
& International Studies (CSIS) Conservation Board (ERCB)
Steve P. Kirchhoff, Vice President Americas, ExxonMobil Gas Q&A
& Power Marketing 15:10 Afternoon coffee
Guy Braden, Senior Vice President Commercial, GDF Suez
Badar Khan, President Upstream & Trading, Direct Energy
15:40 The crucial counterpart to increasing supply: demand
Jabor Al Musllam, General Manager America Liaison Office,
creation – what can be expected by when?
Qatargas
Q&A • Addressing market share battles and strengthening gas advocacy
10:45 Morning coffee efforts
• Addressing the quantitative potential for demand creation
11:15 Alaska spotlight - E&P activities and gas advocacy • Matching demand with supply – shifting market dynamics
efforts in the Alaskan region
• What is the demand side response to increased supply of
domestic and cheap shale gas?
• Fuelling the state’s economy and ensuring natural gas is a viable
source to meet energy needs - Alaska’s offshore waters and Chaired by: Matthew Most, Vice President Environmental Policy,
onshore prospects Encana Natural Gas
• The All-Alaska Gas Pipeline plan in the context of rising Asian gas Alicia Milner, President, Canadian Natural Gas Vehicle Alliance
prices, lower shipping cost and geographic proximity (CNGVA)
Kathryn Clay, Executive Director, Clean American
• Assessing future plans of LNG export to Japan and Asia Transportation Alliance (CATA)
Chaired by: Guy Lewis, Managing Director Exploration and
Q&A
Production, Gas Technology Institute (GTI)
Bill Walker, General Counsel to the Alaska Gasline Port 16:30 Champagne round tables – consumers’ landscape,
Authority supply and demand and regional focus groups
Curtis Burton, CEO, Buccaneer Resources
Q&A • How are shale gas developments affecting the LNG shipping
market? LNG export potential and trends in LNG shipping
11:50 Assessing reserves to create commercially successful • What will natural gas mean to the North American transport
supply dynamics – enabling technology sector? Cost of infrastructure and investment needs? Fleet
conversion and technology improvements?
• What can be economically extracted in the US - shale gas and
CBM? Sweet spot and non-sweet spot economics • Gas to power, what is likely to occur in terms of legislation?
Synergy with wind? Carbon schemes?
• Energy efficiency and alternative fuels – how are these likely to • Natural gas hydrates – future energy?
impact natural gas and its role as future fuel?
Round table moderators include:
• Hydraulic fracturing advances and the cost of compliance and Trevor Smith, Business Development Manager, Gas Technology
increased regulations Institute (GTI)
• Technology excellence and E&P capabilities for increased Dean Girdis, President, Downeast LNG
profitability - what are the enablers to achieve improved cost-
profit ratios?
• Improving shale gas economics through investment in liquid-rich 18:30 End of day one
plays and oil/gas synergies - what are the technologies needed? 19:30 Dinner Reception
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7. Where suppliers meet buyers
Day 2 Tuesday 4 October 2011 Barbara Cronise, Director Business Development, NW Natural
Jim Zadvorny, Director Business Development, Encana
Ben Schlesinger, President, BSA Energy
NATURAL GAS VEHICLES
• Natural gas vehicles – technology and investment needed, near-
09:00 Welcome back by The Energy Exchange term high value targets
• Infrastructure needs to enable gas to become an increasing part
09:10 LNG: an enabler for North America realising its export of fuelling vehicles
potential – what does the future hold? • What will it take for natural gas to take off in the transportation
sector? What positive impacts will investments such as
• Self-sufficient domestic production versus LNG export potential Chesapeake’s recent one have the gas-transport sector have?
• Optimising US LNG terminal utilisation – how do terminal • Gas use for marine transport – examining new frontiers
operators adapt business models to a changing energy Chaired by: Richard Kolodziej, President, NGVAmerica
landscape? What are re-gasification and liquefaction plans? Mitchell W. Pratt, Chief Operating Officer, Clean Energy Fuels Corp.
• What are the global opportunities for LNG and how does shale Michael Gallagher, Senior Adviser, Westport Innovations,
gas play in the picture? Chairman Natural Gas Group of the NPC Future
• Showcasing latest re-gasification and liquefaction technology Transportation Fuels Study & Chairman, Cummins Westport
Inc and Agility Fuel Systems
• Export and import options – looking at West Coat, Gulf Coast US
and understand where future opportunities lie 13:25 Q&A
• Trading and LNG arbitrage – efficiently connecting markets 13:35 Luncheon
• How will US exports change trading dynamics? 14:40 Coffee and premiere screening of
• North American integration – discussing pipeline capacity, spot “The GET – Grand Energy Transition”
market dynamics and long-term contracts
Chaired by: David Goldwyn, President, Goldwyn Global See ‘The GET – The Grand Energy
Strategies & Former Special Envoy for International Energy, US Transition’ based on Robert A. Hefner III’s
State Department much-applauded book. The GET explores
how to accelerate the transition to natural gas,
Keynote: Christopher Smith, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Oil & wind, solar and hydrogen and increasingly
Natural Gas, Department of Energy (DOE) move away from coal and oil consumption.
Betsy Spomer, Senior Vice President Business Development, “...Robert Hefner has been right over the
BG Group years on gas supply while many energy ‘experts’ have been
Octávio M. C. Simões, Vice President Commercial & suspicious, wrong, and not adequately attentive to the data
Development, Sempra LNG and technical possibilities. Accordingly his vision about the
Bill Cooper, President, Center for Liquefied Natural Gas (CLNG) future role of natural gas deserves serious consideration.
Q&A He is almost certainly right that natural gas will play a much
10:30 Morning coffee larger role than previously thought.” John Deutch, Professor,
MIT and former Director of Energy Research, DOE
11:00 The environmental challenge between fossil fuel and
clean energy alternative 15:45 Q&A
16:00 Afternoon coffee
• How will the EPA study outcome on hydraulic fracturing impact
commercial operations? 16:15 The global picture of North American gas – connecting
the dots and setting a global stage in light of low gas prices
• CO2 regulation and the implications of climate change and trading patterns
• How can natural gas be used to create a greener future - gas/
wind synergies, greenhouse gas reduction strategies, energy • How does North American gas impact the global energy balance?
efficiency? Addressing and removing bottlenecks
• Energy security in the light of the current Middle East and North
• Environmental concerns and bottlenecks impacting hydraulic Africa crisis
fracturing
• Global demand drivers and consumption patterns
• Clean and drinking water act, water use and water treatment • Who will be the major suppliers to North America and how will
considerations they impact the domestic picture?
Chaired by: Gregory C. Staple, CEO, American Clean Skies • Does North America have the supplies to respond to demand in
Foundation China, India and Europe? Discussing potential export plans
John Hanger, Former Secretary of the Pennsylvania • Current low prices and their impact on demand – where will gas
Department of Environmental Protection prices go and how will it impact investment in the sector?
Matthew Most, Vice President Environmental Policy, Encana
Natural Gas • Explaining the latest interest of the finance and banking
community in natural gas projects
John Jimison, Managing Director, Energy Future Coalition
• How will China and Europe compete for LNG? Moving towards
Q&A increasingly interconnected markets?
• What comes after the gas glut – anticipating supply demand
12:00 Natural gas demand technology showcases – enablers imbalances and shifts
for North America’s clean energy future
• The US export potential and how it will affect natural gas
POWER GENERATION movements on a global scale
Chaired by: Richard Ward, President, Aspen Energy Initiatives
• Emission reduction technologies - towards a cleaner energy future
Dr. Charles K. Ebinger, Director Energy Security Initiative,
• In-depth case study of the latest gas reserves joint venture Brookings Institute
between Encana and NW Natural
Guy Caruso, Senior Advisor, Center for Strategic &
• Gas and renewable synergies International Studies (CSIS)
• Necessary investment for phasing out coal plants and increasing Adam Bedard, Senior Director Energy Analysis, Bentek Energy
natural gas use – technology case studies Q&A
Chaired by: David Sweet, President, Natural Gas Roundtable 17:30 End of conference
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8. Masterclass
Post-conference masterclass
Shale Gas for
Executives
Join our interactive masterclass to benefit
from in-depth learning centred on your
critical business needs. Gain invaluable
insight into how the shale gas boom,
regulatory and environmental challenges
will affect your bottom line and influence
strategic and commercial decisions.
Topics include:
• Environmental and regulatory concerns
– resolve bottlenecks around hydraulic
fracturing and understand how to best plan
your resources, including water planning and
management
• Pioneering technology – understand how to
boost profits and minimise risk by employing
the right technology in a shifting North
American energy landscape
• Investment optimisation – hear about best
ways to focus your technology investment and
optimise your cost in the current low gas price
scenario
Masterclass timetable
08:30 Registration
09:00 Opening remarks and start of masterclass
10:30 Coffee break
12:30 Close of masterclass
“...it’s time to get bullish
on natural gas...”
Aubrey McClendon,
CEO, Chesapeake

9. Gala dinner
Gala dinner
Join us at the exclusive dinner reception taking
place at the Sequoia, and against the beautiful
backdrop of the Potomac River, the Kennedy
Center, Memorial Bridge, Roosevelt Island, Key
Bridge, Virginia skyline and the lit-up boats that
cruise by.
Be part of an exceptional evening where industry
leaders discuss the future of the industry,
network and meet old and new business
partners in a unique setting.
Sequoia was named after the Presidential Yacht,
the U.S.S. Sequoia, which was first employed in
service during the 1920s.
Evening timetable
19:00 Meeting in the hotel lobby for departure
19:30 Welcome drinks at Sequoia
20:00 Gala Dinner
“...until recently natural gas was viewed as a
declining resource whereas now it is proving an
abundant resource; this is true not only in North
America, but worldwide where we know of large
shale gas reserves. How each nation exploits these
is going to be different, but it is certainly a resource
with long-term gains, including environmental and
economic advantages...”
Guy Braden, Senior Vice President Commercial,
GDF Suez

10. Exclusive networking opportunities
Champagne round tables
Discuss latest developments and crucial issues with the movers and
shakers in the industry. Join us in a relaxed atmosphere to meet in
smaller groups with current and future business partners.
Speed networking with
business card exchange
This dedicated session will allow you to maximise your time by
meeting new clients and discuss future possibilities.
Golf tournament
The ideal ‘debrief’ after a packed and intensive two days of
learning and debate. Get out of your suit and into your golfing
equipment.
Networking lunches
Enjoy lunch over informal business discussions. Join one of our
themed lunch tables to maximise your opportunities to meet future
business partners.
Linkedin
Join us on Linkedin: search for North America Gas in groups and join
a lively debate of industry peers!
Online
Check out our website including live updates, speaker interviews
and any other news related to the North America Gas Summit at
www.natgasamerica.com
About the venue
Located within blocks of the Verizon Center and the
Washington, DC Convention Center, the Washington Marriott
at Metro Center offers stylish surroundings for guests in town
attending conferences, sporting events or concerts.
Washington Marriott at Metro Center
775 12th Street NW
Washington, District of Columbia 20005 USA
T: 001 202 737 2200
www.marriott.co.uk/hotels
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