The document discusses how Malaysia's energy sector will drive the country's development toward 2020. It outlines Malaysia's history in oil and gas exploration from the 1800s to present day. It then discusses the energy sector's current positioning and challenges to meet rising demand. The future sections explores opportunities in sustainability and growth, including reducing carbon emissions and increasing renewable energy capacity. The presentation aims to work together toward realizing Malaysia's energy potential.

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Positioning for the Future
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POWERING MALAYSIA’S FUTURE
HOW WILL THE ENERGY SECTOR DRIVE MALAYSIA
TOWARD 2020
MALAYSIANS
ANNUAL SUMMIT
2014

2. TOPIC:
HOW WILL THE ENERGY SECTOR
DRIVE MALAYSIA TOWARD 2020 I POWERING
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MALAYSIA’S FUTURE:
YM TENGKU DAUD
SHAIFUDDIN
ABOUT TENGKU DAUD
Formula for success:
rise early, work hard, strike oil.
- J. Paul Getty
Tengku Daud Shaifuddin bin Tengku
Zainudin (Tengku Daud), 55,
Vice President, Business Development,
CLIQ Energy Berhad
B.Sc (Hons.) Physics with Geophysics,
Exeter, England.
31 years hands-on experience in Energy
Sector with specialty in Exploration and
Support Services of Oil & Gas sector
with subsurface field experience .
Prepared by:
SURYA SUHARMAN, SENIOR MANAGER, MD/CEO’S OFFICE

3. TOPIC:
HOW WILL THE ENERGY SECTOR
DRIVE MALAYSIA TOWARD 2020 POWERING
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MALAYSIA’S FUTURE:
YM TENGKU DAUD
SHAIFUDDIN
PRESENTATION
AGENDA 1 THE PAST
Exploring the ‘New Frontier’ PAGE 3
1:
PART
THE PRESENT
Positioning for the Future PAGE 4
PART 2:
PART THE FUTURE
Sustainability and Growth PAGE 5 3:
PART QUESTION & ANSWER
Together ‘Dream to Reality’ PAGE 6 4:
PRESENTATION
AGENDA
PRESENTATION
AGENDA
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4. 1929 : 15,000 BPD.
1969 : 90,000 BPD.
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Part 1:
MALAYSIA’S FUTURE:
YM TENGKU DAUD
I SHAIFUDDIN
THE PAST: EXPLORING
‘NEW
FRONTIER’
NATIONAL PRIDE, INDUSTRIALISATION
1870s
: Oil discovered in Malaysia (Borneo)
1909
: 1st E&P concession to Anglo-Saxon Co. (now Shell)
1910
: Oil production start in Miri, Sarawak
Rejuvenation
1960s
: Foreign oil majors dominated the energy sector
Nationalisation
1974
: NEP and establishment of HIKMA (now PETRONAS)
1983
: O&G sector contributed for 28% of Govt. revenue.
Globalisation
HOW WILL THE ENERGY SECTOR DRIVE MALAYSIA
TOWARD 2020
2005 : GLOBAL PLAYER
35 Countries
59 Ventures
USD12 billion
revenue from
international ventures
2003 : 844,000 BPD.
1983 : 440,000 BPD.
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SURYA SUHARMAN, SENIOR MANAGER, MD/CEO’S OFFICE

5. Part 2:
I THE PRESENT: POWERING
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MALAYSIA’S FUTURE:
YM TENGKU DAUD
SHAIFUDDIN
POSITIONING
FOR THE
FUTURE
INCREASING DEMAND, CATALYST OF CHANGE
2011
: O&G sector contributed 45% of Govt. revenue
: 2nd highest Energy Use Per Capita in SEA
2,639 kg oil equivalent (5% Annual Average Growth)
2013
: 655,793 vehicles sold with 10% AAG
: 19,000 EEV sold (2.85% of market) at 20% AAG
Renewable Energy
*2014
: Renewable energy capacity declined 7%
: Solar power generation increased 60%
: Biodiesel production jumped by 600% (B5/B7)
HOW WILL THE ENERGY SECTOR DRIVE MALAYSIA
TOWARD 2020
Petroleum
& Liquids
Natural Gas
Coal
40%
36%
17%
Renewable 7%
2012: Malaysia’s
Consumption
Fossil Fuels
vs Renewables
2013 : 670,000 BPD.
Rev Up
*2014
: Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) for depleting/old fields
: Risk Sharing Contract (RSC) for marginal fields
: >USD100 Billion investment 2014-2019
: Pengerang as ‘beacon’ of Malaysia’s energy prowess
: Threat from low oil price at <USD70 per barrel in 2015
Creation of
internationally credible
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local players, among them: Sapura Kencana Petroleum Berhad
Bumi Armada Berhad
Perisai Petroleum Teknologi Bhd
Dialog Group Berhad
Sumatec Resources Berhad
Scomi Group Berhad
Orogenic Group
Hibiscus Petroleum Berhad
CLIQ Energy Berhad
216 Gas fields
163 Oil fields
2ndLargest LNG producer in the World
28th Largest OIL producer in the World
Harness our passion,
use our experience in the E&P business
to GROW Malaysia BEYOND the
fossil fuel dependency
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SURYA SUHARMAN, SENIOR MANAGER, MD/CEO’S OFFICE

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YM TENGKU DAUD
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Part 3:
THE FUTURE:
SUSTAINABILITY
AND
GROWTH
THE CHALLENGES, THE OPPORTUNITIES
OPPORTUNITIES
1. Government driven
3. Increase efficiency of energy
production
4. Access to new (huge) market
HOW WILL THE ENERGY SECTOR DRIVE MALAYSIA
TOWARD 2020
40%
Challenge 1:
carbon emission
150%
Challenge 2:
renewable energy
capacity
30%
Challenge 3:
rate of oil production
4%
Challenge 4:
demand of electricity
2. Technology advancement
5. Human capital
Prepared by:
SURYA SUHARMAN, SENIOR MANAGER, MD/CEO’S OFFICE

7. Part 4:
I QUESTION & ANSWER
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Prospecting for oil is a
dynamic art.
The greatest single
element in all
prospecting past,
present and future;
The man willingness to
take a chance.
- Everett DeGolyer
POWERING
MALAYSIA’S FUTURE:
YM TENGKU DAUD
SHAIFUDDIN
TOGETHER,
DREAM
TO REALITY
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SURYA SUHARMAN, SENIOR MANAGER, MD/CEO’S OFFICE
HOW WILL THE ENERGY SECTOR DRIVE MALAYSIA
TOWARD 2020

8. THE END:
I THANK YOU I TERIMA KASIH POWERING
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SHAIFUDDIN
HOW WILL THE ENERGY SECTOR DRIVE MALAYSIA
TOWARD 2020
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9. Positioning for the Future
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