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Day 1 - Tuesday, May 22, 2018
8:00 |
Registration & Coffee |
8:45 |
C5 Upstream Oil & Gas Legal Forum Introduction and Welcome |
8:50 |
Chair’s Opening Address |
9:00 |
Moving Beyond Low Oil Prices and Focusing on Adjusting Your Business Model for Long Term Coping Mechanisms |
9:45 |
Overview of Key Arbitration Decisions in 2017/18 |
10:30 |
Morning Break and Networking Register |
11:00 |
The Use of Real Options for the Valuation of Upstream Oil & Gas |
12:00 |
Decommissioning: The Impact on Security, the Environment and Contractors |
1:00 |
Lunch and Networking |
2:15 |
Delegates have the chance to move roundtables after 30 minutes, to maximise input and discussion |
4:15 |
Chair’s Closing Remarks and Networking Drinks |
Day 2 - Wednesday, May 23, 2018
8:00 |
Registration & Coffee |
8:45 |
Chair’s Opening Address |
9:00 |
Bribery Charges in 2017: What Does This Mean for Upstream? |
10:00 |
Host Government Retention: Finding a Win-Win Approach for Both Parties |
10:45 |
Morning Break and Networking |
11:15 |
PANEL SESSION
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12:30 |
Claims Management and Quantification |
1:00 |
Lunch and Networking |
2:15 |
Delegates have the chance to move roundtables after 30 minutes, to maximise input and discussion |
3:45 |
Chair’s Closing Remarks and End Of Conference |
Day 1 - Tuesday, May 22, 2018
8:00 |
Registration & Coffee |
8:45 |
C5 Upstream Oil & Gas Legal Forum Introduction and Welcome |
8:50 |
Chair’s Opening AddressChris Briely |
9:00 |
Moving Beyond Low Oil Prices and Focusing on Adjusting Your Business Model for Long Term Coping MechanismsMuch of the oil and gas industry has survived an especially tough few years with weak demand and low prices. It has been difficult to make strategic decisions and plan for the future. Only now is the sector beginning to emerge from its upheaval. If there is hope on the horizon, we must remain mindful of the risk.
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9:45 |
Overview of Key Arbitration Decisions in 2017/18Dr. Johannes P. Willheim
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10:30 |
Morning Break and Networking Register |
11:00 |
The Use of Real Options for the Valuation of Upstream Oil & GasDr. Boaz Moselle Ronnie Barnes Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) is the most commonly used methodology for asset valuation in many contexts, including in the assessment of damages. However, “traditional” DCF analyses do not take into account the value of “optionality”. For example, the right to exploit a newly discovered field may have value even if at current prices the cost of development would outweigh revenues, because the right holder can choose at a later date to develop the field if prices rise so as to make it profitable. The right to exercise that option at some future date has value today. Real Options is a methodology developed by financial economists that can be used to estimate that value. It is widely used and recognised, and can give robust results given appropriate data.
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12:00 |
Decommissioning: The Impact on Security, the Environment and ContractorsBen Holland
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1:00 |
Lunch and Networking |
2:15 |
Delegates have the chance to move roundtables after 30 minutes, to maximise input and discussion |
4:15 |
Chair’s Closing Remarks and Networking Drinks |
Day 2 - Wednesday, May 23, 2018
8:00 |
Registration & Coffee |
8:45 |
Chair’s Opening Address |
9:00 |
Bribery Charges in 2017: What Does This Mean for Upstream?Rowan McBrien Anne Gaustad Upon news of recent senior Royal Dutch Shell and Eni executives being probed for bribery in September 2017, there are clear signs that it is no longer “business as usual for oil companies:”
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10:00 |
Host Government Retention: Finding a Win-Win Approach for Both Parties
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10:45 |
Morning Break and Networking |
11:15 |
PANEL SESSION
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12:30 |
Claims Management and QuantificationDan Harris Klint Klingberg-Jensen
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1:00 |
Lunch and Networking |
2:15 |
Delegates have the chance to move roundtables after 30 minutes, to maximise input and discussion |
3:45 |
Chair’s Closing Remarks and End Of Conference |