Agenda

CONFERENCE DAY ONE
Thursday 23 September 2010

DAY ONE | DAY TWO

8.45 NT Resources Week Welcome to Country
Alison Mills, Larrakia Representative

*Please note: Prior to morning tea of Conference Day One will be a combined session between SEAAOC and Mining the Territory, before branching into separate programs
For more information on the Mining the Territory please visit: www.ntresourcesweek.com.au

"Australia is one of only three net energy-exporting countries in the OECD and this deal is further evidence of Australia's vital role in global energy security in the 21st Century. It also further demonstrates Australia's attractiveness as an internationally competitive and safe destination for global capital."
- The Hon Martin Ferguson, Minister for Resources and Energy, and Minister for Tourism, 24 March 2010

8.50 Welcoming from Conference Chairperson
Senior Representative, Resources Division, Department of Resources, Energy & Tourism, Australian Government

9.00 Official NT Resource Week Conference
Welcoming Speech
The Hon Paul Henderson MLA, Chief Minister, Northern Territory Government

9.30 Commonwealth Government perspective on the outlook for oil and gas, and opportunities for the resources industry in northern Australia
An invitation has been extended to the Office of the Hon. Martin Ferguson MLA, Minister for Resources, Energy & Tourism, Australian Government

"Energy demand is closely linked with economic growth, and in 2010-2011 we are expecting things to rebound. When you talk about exports, the numbers paint a fairly positive story."
- Alan Copeland, ABARE, 2 March 2010

10.00 Current economic outlook, the ever changing face of the global economy and the impact for mining, oil and gas and the Northern Territory

• Opportunities and potential roadblocks in resources investment

Richard Gibbs, Global Head of Economics, Macquarie Securities

10.30 Morning Tea in the NT Resources Week Exhibition Area

Sponsored by

"Inpex has already spent more than $10 million in the Territory ahead of the final investment decision. The FEED work for the project is underway; the Environmental Impact Statement is in the process of being finalised; the company has established an office in Darwin, a Memorandum of Understanding has been signed with the Larrakia people; and the site of a workers’ village has been identified."
- Paul Henderson, NT Chief Minister, 9 December 2009

11.10 Case Study: The Impact of Non-conventional Gas Resources on the Asia Pacific LNG Business
Mark Nelson, New Ventures Opportunity Manager, ConocoPhillips Australia

11.35 Case Study: The Ichthys Project
Sean Kildare, General Manager Darwin, INPEX

12.00 Case Study: The Sunrise Project and other Woodside developments
Mr Jon Ozturgut, Senior Vice President Sunrise Development, Woodside Petroleum

12.25 Shell's plans for the Prelude FLNG project
Bruce Steenson, VP Prelude & Technical, Shell Development Australia

12.50 Question time...

1.00 Lunch for speakers & delegates in the NT Resources Week Exhibition Area

"CBM [coal-bed methane] in Australia is very, very significant. Australian energy development is hugely significant. Those projects there represent about 50 per cent of the total global proposed new capacity."
- Tony Regan, Tri-Zen International, 11 September 2009

 2.00 Outlining current developments in LNG for Santos
David Knox, Chief Executive Officer, Santos

2.30 MEO Australia
Jurgen Hendrich, CEO and Managing Director, MEO

3.00 eni Australia
James Kernaghan, External Relations & Communications Manager, eni Australia

3.30 Afternoon tea in the NT Resources Week Exhibition Area

4.00 Case Study: Updating the Curtis Island Project
Graeme Findlay, General Manager - Program Management, Queensland Gas Company - a BG Company

4.30 Gearing up for growth - The challenges with transport/logistics infrastructure and capacity

• Challenges and Strategies
• People
• Equipment
• Land/Property
• The Road Ahead

David Jackson, Chief Executive Officer, Toll Global Resources

5.00 Magellan: Charting a new course
William Hastings, President & CEO, Magellan Petroleum

5.30 Close of Conference Day One and NT Resources Week Networking Drinks

7.00 NT Resources Week Gala Dinner, proudly sponsored by INPEX