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BLOCK 4 - MANAGING THE INDUSTRY Sustainability reporting, emissions market, Health and Safety aspects for the oil & gas industry, CO2 capture and storage and emission trading, attracting and retaining future generations of professionals, etc, are the most important topics that will be addressed in this block. Block 4 Forums F19 - Best practices in sustainability reporting. Block 4 Best practice keynotes BP10 - Insuring the catastrophic risk (risk management). Block 4 Round tables RT10 - Environmental footprint of the industry.
Papers:
• Reporting as a Cornerstone of Communication for Repsol YPF. Mr. Jose Manuel Sin Cabrero, Repsol YPF, Spain.
• Developing the Right Set of Sustainability Metrics for Oil & Gas Operations. Ms. Beth Beloff, Golder Associates Inc., USA. Coauthor: Ms. Karen Clarke-Whistler, Golder Associates, USA. • Key Success Factors in Brazilian O&G Supply Chain - Sustainability and New Challenges to SMEs. Mr. Renato Araújo, CEFET-RN, Brazil. Coauthors: Dr. Elton Fernades, Dr. Paulo S. R. Alonso, Petrobras, Brazil. • Risk Management Practice by Use of Captive in Chinese Oil Industry. Ms. Ping Huang, China National Oil Offshore Corporation, China. Coauthor: Mr. Mengfei Wu, China National Oil Offshore Corporation, China. • Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) in Oil & Gas Industries as an Effective Sustainability Development Measure: Case Study- Sarkhoon Gas Treating Plant Paper. Mr. Gholamreza Bahmannia, National Iranian Gas Co. (NIGC), Iran. Posters:
• Development of Documents Control System. Mr. Guillermo Feinberg, Tecna, Argentina. Coauthors: Mr. Sebastián Rojas, Mr. Alejandro Fontana, Mr. Gabriel Bursztyn, Tecna, Argentina.
• Application of Sustainability Concepts to Oil and Gas Exploration and Production at Rainforest Ecosystems: The Petrobras Case in the Amazon Forest. Ms. Bianca Leyen, Petrobras, Brazil. Coauthor: Mr. Francisco Miller, Petrobras, Brazil. • Strategy, the Inevitable Choice of an Enterprise to Maintain its Strength. Mr. Ning Li, PetroChina Jinxi Petrochemical Company, China. • Deregulation and WTO: What Will China's Domestic Oil Markets Look Like in 2025? Ms. Juan Wu, China University of Petroleum, China. • Determining an Organized Contractor Quality Oriented Key Performance Indicators (KPI) Mr. Miguel Angel Dagnino, Repsol YPF, Argentina. Coauthor: Mr. Alejandro Ferrario, Repsol YPF, Argentina. • Towards an Even More Dynamic and Qualitative EITI? Mr. Alexis Majnoni D’Initignano, KPMG, France.
Papers:
• CDM Projects Portfolios: the Economics. Mr. Ignacio Bachiller, Repsol YPF, Spain. Coauthor: Mr. Jaime Martin Juez, Repsol YPF, Spain.
• The Benefits and Challenges of Linking GHG Emissions Trading Schemes. Ms. Pat Concessi, Deloitte, United Kingdom. Coauthors: Mr. Robin Cohen, Deloitte, United Kingdom. • Monetizing Reductions in Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Opportunities in Carbon Credit Markets. Mr. Scott Deatherage, Thompson & Knight, USA. • Implications on the European-Union Emission Trading Scheme (EU-ETS) of Capture Transport and Geological Storage Projects. Mrs. Paula Coussy, IFP, France. • Economic Modeling to Identify Emissions Reduction Opportunities at Carbon Energy Business during Fossil Energy Lead Time; Aligning Value Chain of CDM & JI on Long Term Emissions Trading and Carbon Energy Management in Asian Context. Dr. Jagdish P. N. Giri, ONGC India & Aaditya Energy Foundation, India. Coauthor: Ms. Nalinee Giri, ONGC India & Aaditya Energy Foundation, India. Posters:
• General Situation of CO2 Emissions and Reduction in Refining and Petrochemical Industry of China. Mr. Jiaxiang Mao, Economics and Development Research Institute, SINOPEC, China.
• Certified Emission Reductions Trading Market in Brazil: Legal Issues. Mr. Rafael César Coelho dos Santos, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. Coauthors: Prof. Yanko Marcius Alencar Xavier, Mr. Otacílio dos Santos Silveira Neto, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. • Achieving High Growth in a Low Carbon Economy – Fantasy or Reality? Mrs Elisabeth Madden, KPMG, United Kingdom. Co-authors: Mrs Naseem Walker, KPMG, United Kingdom • Strategies for Managing Environmental Risks in Carbon Energy Business: Perspectives on Clean Development Mechanisms and Emissions. Dr. Jagdish P. N. Giri, ONGC India & Aaditya Energy Foundation, India. • CDM after 2012 – Challenges and Opportunities for Latin America and the Caribbean. Dr. Jaime Martin, Arpel Climate Change Group, Spain Coauthors: Mr. Miguel Moyano, Arpel, Uruguay, Mr. Andrew Mingst, Chevron, USA, Mr. Vicente Schmall, Petrobras, Brazil.
Papers:
• Partnerships in the Oil & Gas Industry; an IPIECA Perspective. Ms. Brian E. Doll, Global Environmental and Health Advisor ExxonMobil. Coauthor: Ms. Sophie Depraz, IPIECA, United Kingdom, Hannah Buckley, IPIECA, United Kingdom.
• Building Private Public Partnership to Address Road Safety Issues. Ms. Heidi Pervin, Chevron Corporation, USA. • Petrobras' HSE Management System. Ms. Beatriz Espinosa, Petrobras, Brazil. Coauthors: Mr. Ricardo Azevedo. Coauthor: Mr. Alexandre Glitz, Petrobras, Brazil. • Converting Major Hazards into Minor Risks - a 21st Century Approach. Ms. Elisabeth Harstad, Det Norske Veritas, Norway. Coauthor: Dr. Robin Pitblado, Associate Director, DNV Energy North America • Joint Industry Programme on Exploration and Production Sound and Marine Life. Mr. John Campbell, OGP, United Kingdom. Coauthor: Mr. Roger Gentry, OGP, United Kingdom. Posters:
• The Link between Drug Testing and Safe Work Environments: Industry Expectations and International Standards. Ms. M. Elena Zaldivar, Nexen, Canada.
• Ecologically Sustainable Offshore Operations in Manati Field, Brazil. Ms. Priscilla Miletto, Petrobras, Brazil. Coauthor: Mr. Rodrigo Saavedra, Mr. Augusto Borella, Mr. Julio Sperb, Petrobras, Brazil. • Principles for Assessing the Physical Fitness Requirements of Onshore and Offshore Workers. Jim House, University of Portsmouth. Coauthors: Michael Tipton, University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom, Martin Maeso, Energy Institute, United Kingdom. • Petroleum Pipeline Vandalization in Nigeria: Complementing Conventional Policing with Electronic Surveillance as a Panacea for Vandalization. Mr. George Oguejiofor, Department of Chemical Engineering, Nigeria. • Progress on the New Set of International Standards for the Oil and Gas Industries. Mr. Alf Reidar Johansen, StatoilHydro, Norway. Coauthor: Mr. Manuel Paga Costellanos, StatoilHydro, Norway. • Actions of HSERS to Reduce Risks of Accidents during a Construction Site into a Refinery in Operation. Mr. Sérgio Ricardo Parazzi, Petrobras, Brazil. • The Nexen Ethics & Compliance Journey - A Canadian Corporation Helping to Set the Standard for Ethical Business Practices. Ms. Karen Schonfelder, Nexen, Canada. • The Research of the Relationship between the Organization Safety Awareness and its Relative Elements and the Organization Safety Performance. Mr. Shanting Li, CACT Operators Group, China.
Papers:
• Eyes on the Horizon: Engaging, Motivating, and Developing Energy Industry Young Professionals. Josh Etkind, Shell Exploration & Producion Co., USA. Coauthors: Tony Thomas, Schlumberger, China, Loris Tealdi, Eni Congo, Congo, John Donachie, Simmons & Co. International, United Kingdom, Leon Beugelsdijk, Shell, Netherlands.
• Recruiting and Retaining, a Question of Communication? Mrs. Thina Hagen, The Norwegian Oil Industry Association (OLF), Norway. • An Industry Collaboration Model for Developing New E&P Talent. Mr. William Cobb, William M. Cobb & Associates, USA. • University Relations in Schlumberger: the Ambassador Program and Beyond. Mr. Olivier Peyret, Vice-President University Relations & Recruiting, Schlumberger • Petrobras’ Human Resources Breaking Ground. Mr. Gustavo Dunzer, Petrobras, Brazil. Coauthor: Mrs. Mariangela Mundim, Petrobras, Brazil. Posters:
• The Dual Blending Problem and New Organizational Learning Forms in Collaborative Work Environments. Mr. Ewoud Guldemond, Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands. Coauthor: Mr. Klaas Ten Have, Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands.
• Aligning Hearts and Minds at Hindustan Petroleum Corporation. Mr. Ashis Sen, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation, India. Coauthor: Mr. Surya Rao, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation, India. • Selling the Energy Industry to tomorrow’s Energy Professionals. Ms. Sarah Beacock, Energy Institute, United Kingdom. • Seducing People and Creating Passion to Attract and Retain for Future. Mr. Reinaldo Andrade, Transportadora Brasileira Gasoducto Bolivia-Brasil, Brazil. • Meeting the Local Manpower Needs of the Oil & Gas Sector in Africa: Challenges and the Academia-Oil Company Synergy Imperative. Dr. Raymond Akpojivi, Petroleum Training Institute, Nigeria. Coauthor: Mr. Peter Akumagba, Petroleum Training Institute, Nigeria. • How Project Management Office (PMO) can Reduce the Risks of the "Big Crew Change" in the Oil Industry. Mr. Hassan Moghaddasi, National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), Iran. Coauthor: Dr. George Jergeas, University of Calgary, Canada. • The Fight for Talent in the Global Petroleum Industry: Perspectives of a 35-year Veteran. Mr. Michael Krenek, Deloitte Services, USA. Coauthor: Mr. Michael Boedewig, Deloitte Consulting, USA. • Development of Knowledge Retention Tools: A Strategic Approach to Meet the Impending Challenge of Skill Egress from the Industry. Main author Poonam Parab, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation, Additional author Sriganesh Gandham, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation, India • Challenges of Talent Management in Indian Oil & Gas Industry. Mr. Biswajit Roy, Indian Oil Corporation, India. • A Bridge between University and Energy Industry. ISE's Approach to Attracting and Training Future Oil & Gas Professionals. Mr. José Pina, ISE Fundación Repsol YPF, Spain. Coauthors: Mr. Salvador Tomás, ISE Fundación Repsol YPF, Spain. • Putting Talent at the Heart of Your Strategy can Mean Success in Frontier Markets. Ms. Laura Watt, Accenture, United Kingdom. Coauthors: Mr. Colin Sloman, Mrs. Claire Markwardt, Accenture, United Kingdom.
Papers:
• Effects of Earthquakes in Oil Industry. Mr. Soumen Kumar Roy, Indian Oil Corporation, India.
• Integrating Crisis Management & Business Continuity in RasGas. Mr. Liaqat Satti, RasGas Company, Qatar. Coauthor: Mr. Abdulla Al Modhaki, RasGas, Qatar. • Using Insurance Linked Securities to Mitigate the Financial Impact of Natural Disasters. Mr. Mark Gibson, BNP Paribas, United Kingdom. • Could a Predicted Natural Hazard be Still Considered as “Force Majeure”? Mr. Paulo Benevides, Petrobras, Brazil. • Coping with the Impacts of Natural Disasters from a Legal Perspective. Ms. Leila Zabbah, Institute for International Energy Studies (IIES), Iran.
Papers:
• Oil and Gas Fields an Opportunity for CO2 Storage or Not? Mr. John Gale, IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme, United Kingdom.
• A Canadian Framework for Advancing CO2-EOR Projects and Managing Risks Associated with CCS activities. Mr. Brent Lakeman, Alberta Research Council, Canada. Coauthors: Dr. William Gunter, Alberta Research Council, Canada, Mr. Brendan McGowan, Penn West Energy Trust, Canada, Dr. Malcolm Wilson, University of Regina, Canada. • Experience from Real CCS Projects - and the Way Forward. Mr. Olav Kaarstad, StatoilHydro, Norway. • Harmonizing the Quantification of Greenhouse Gas Emission Reductions through Oil and Natural Gas Industry Project Guidelines. Ms. Karin Ritter, American Petroleum Institute, USA. Coauthors: Mr. Robert Siveter, International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation Association, United Kingdom, Ms. Theresa Shires, URS Corporation, USA, Ms. Miriam Lev-On, The Levon Group, USA. • Carbon Capture and Storage – Political, Technological and Economical Constraints. Ms. Elisabeth Heggelund Tørstad, Det Norske Veritas, Norway. Posters:
• CCS System Flexibility: Options and Challenges. Ms. Hannah Chalmers, Imperial College London, United Kingdom. Coauthors: Dr. Jon Gibbins, Imperial College London, United Kingdom, Prof. Matt Leach, University Surrey, United Kingdom.
• Capture and Conversion of CO2 from Fossil Fuels. Prof. Jussara Miranda, co-authors Marcio G FRANCO, Áurea A BARBOSA, Claudio J A MOTA, Luiza C. MOURA, Marco B. LEITE, all of them from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro-Brazil. • Carbon Sequestration and Storage in Poland - Experiences and Forecasts. Dr. Jerzy Stopa, AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland. Coauthor: Prof. Stanislaw Rychlicki, AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland • China Utilization of Greenhouse Gas as Resource in EOR and Storage of it Underground. Mr. Pingping Shen, Petrochina, China. Coauthor: Mr. Huaiyou Jiang, Petrochina, China • Perspectives for the Sustainable Use of Fossil Fuels in Brazil with Carbon Sequestration in Geological Reservoirs. Mrs. Gina Vasquez Sebastian, Petrobras, Brazil. Coauthors: Mr. Paulo Cunha, Mr. Thais Murce,Petrobras, Brazil, Mr. Marcelo Ketzer, PUCRS, Brazil. • Carbon Capture and Storage Business Models. Mr. Robert Siveter, IPIECA, United Kingdom. Coauthors: Mr. Paulo Cunha, Petrobras, Brazil, Mr. Arthur Lee, Chevron, USA, Dr. Haroon Kheshgi, ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company, USA, Dr. Leonard Bernstein, LS Bernstein & Associates, USA, Mr. Steve Crookshank, American Petroleum Institute (API), USA.
Given the magnitude and cost of petroleum related projects, both in the up and downstream, potential losses due to natural disasters or man acts such as wars and terrorist attacks, can be huge. In the recent past such events caused massive losses to the insurance industry and one consequence is that insurance of future projects will require increasing collaboration among companies, underwriters and financial institutions in order to keep insurance costs at a manageable level. This session will examine the alternatives to insuring catastrophic risk in the petroleum industry from the perspectives of the petroleum companies and the underwriters.
Currently more than a dozen oil and gas producing nations are signatory to programmes such as the “Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative” (EITI).Other initiatives such as The “Publish What You Pay” Campaign have also gained attention and have the potential to improve the reputation of governments and O&G producers, attract foreign investment and ensure that the citizen’s of O&G producing nations ultimately benefit from their resources.In order for these initiatives to be successful they require a strong commitment from petroleum exploration and production companies to abide by the principles of transparency and good governance. This session will examine the results of such initiatives and discuss how to further promote the value of transparency and openness for the benefit of all stakeholders.
National Oil Companies have developed into formidable, global competitors to the traditional International Oil Companies. Fuelled by globalization, economical growth, strategic positioning and strong government support, NOC’s are expanding rapidly. The session will introduce two speakers representing an IOC and NOC respectively, who will discuss their vision of future i nteractions between these different models.
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