6th annual conference downstream project …

DOWNSTREAMPROJECTMANAGEMENT

6th ANNUAL CONFERENCE

3-4 DECEMBER, 2019BRUSSELS, BELGIUM

PROJECT MANAGEMENTIN THE AGE OF DIGITALTRANSFORMATION

ABOUT

6th Annual Downstream Project Management Conference will once again gather executives, project managers and engineers to discuss whole project cycle value chain, practical case-studies and best practices. It is the only event in the world for project managers in the downstream sector. This year’s edition will focus on the latest applications of innovative technology in project management in the refining and petrochemical industry.

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AGENDA SNAPSHOTS

EPC 4.0: BUILDING A TRULY DIGITAL CAPITAL PROJECT

OVERVIEW OF DOWNSTREAM CAPITAL PROJECTS IN EUROPE AND RUSSIA

DIGITAL INNOVATION THROUGHOUT THE PROJECT LIFECYCLE

“CLOSED-DOOR” DISCUSSION: WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM PROJECT FAILINGS?

DEVELOPING A “NEW ERA” MINDSET AND CAPABILITY

BEST PRACTICES TO DRIVE CAPITAL EFFECTIVENESS

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SITE-VISIT

The top 10 of the biggest chemical producers in the world are present in Antwerp, either with their supply chain or with a production unit.

The four refineries (Total, ExxonMobil, Gunvor Petroleum Antwerp, ATPC (Bitumen)) and three steam crackers in the port provide guaranteed availability of raw materials. The largest single train steam cracker is located in Antwerp.

THE PORT OF ANTWERP PETROCHEMICAL CLUSTER

IN 2019 THE CONFERENCE WILL FEATURE A TECHNICAL SITE-VISIT TO THE PORT OF ANTWERP PETROCHEMICAL CLUSTER

This year you can benefit from attendingthe Downstream Project Management conference not only because of valuable information and useful networking but also by visiting the petrochemical cluster at the Port of Antwerp.

With its unique position at the heart of the European oil and chemical industry, the port of Antwerp offers continuity and sustainable innovation in a world of constant change. World-class logistics and storage facilities act with unsurpassed operational excellence and customer focus.


THE PORT OF ANTWERP PETROCHEMICAL CLUSTER

FEEL THE CHEMISTRY

Home to both base chemicals and fine chemicals production, the Antwerp oil and chemical cluster offers unique integration possibilities.

A dynamic, creative environment where production, innovation and R&D all go hand-in-hand.

World-class logistics and storage facilities act with unsurpassed operational excellence and customer focus.

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WHO SHOULD ATTEND

VP/Director, Investment and Strategy

VP/Director, Large Capital Projects

Plant Director

Chief Engineer

Director Construction

Project Director

Engineering Project Manager

CEO

VP/Director, Refining and Petrochemicals

COMPANY PROFILE

• NOCs and IOCs• Petrochemical plants and oil refineries• Independent project owners

• EPC-contractors• Construction companies• Research and design institutes• Process licensors

• Technology and equipment• Automation and digital solutions providers• Consultancies• Banks and investment companies

TESTIMONIALS

REIN VISSERVice President,CEE Process Automation

SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC

High-quality event. Interesting topics and presentations. Good networking and learning opportunities.

NICOLAS PLONSZAKRefinery Project Manager

ROSNEFT DEUTSCHLAND

Very interesting subjects were discussed openly. Great organization. I liked the final session about leadership.


SPEAKERS & GUESTS

Armando BiancoEngineering Manager

ENIPROGETTI (ENI)

Rob LeonardSVP Business Development, Europe and Central Asia Global Sales and Marketing

WORLEY

Enrico RolandelliVP, Engineering,Technology & R&D

TECNIMONT

Marat UsmanovGeneral Director

LUKOIL-NIZHEGORODNI-INEFTEPROEKT

Geoff RobertsDirector, Energy Industry Strategy, Oracle Constructionand Engineering

ORACLE

Maksim VarshavskiyPartner

MCKINSEY&COMPANY

Oxana KoernerSenior Associate

HERBERT SMITH FREEHILLS

Dmitry ProklashkinBusiness Development Director

AVEVA

Dmitry BaranovHead of EPCcompetencies development

NIPIGAZ

Claus-Peter HälsigVice PresidentProcess & Technology

FLUOR

Valerio CoppiniVice President Business Development

NEXTCHEM(MAIRE TECNIMONT GROUP)

Federico ColombaraPartner and Associate Director, Downstream Oil & Gas

BCG

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SPEAKERS & GUESTS

Sergey KochetovCEO

ROSTOVNEFTEKHIM

Aliya MukanovaSenior Capital Projects Analyst

IPA

Stuart RavensChief Analyst,Tech Thematic Research

GLOBALDATA

Will ScargillManaging Analyst

GLOBALDATA

Aleksey LoffeProject ManagerResearch and Development

SIBUR

Andrey Kislitsyn Managing Director, CFO

ROSNEFT DEUTSCHLAND GMBH

Senior Representative

UOPIgor ZugaGeneral Director

ONHP

Olga GushchinaInternational Activities and Relations, Head of Department

TS ENGINEERING

Frank-Peter RitscheCEO

PROJECTTEAM

Janusz BogdanskiPresident - Poland & Ukraine Section

AACE INTERNATIONAL

Olivier MaronneaudDirector Chemical Consulting

IHS MARKIT


SPEAKERS & GUESTS

Startsev AlexanderDirector for Investmentand Capital Construction

GAZPROM NEFTEKHIM SALAVAT

John FotherbyChairman

ECI (EUROPEAN CONSTRUCTION INSTITUTE)

Yuri YerogovDirector for Capital Construction

PETROTEL-LUKOIL

Alexander GudDirector of Modernisationand Development

MOZYR REFINERY

Anton TvelenevRegional Sector Director –Refining & Chemicals, EMEA,

WORLEY

Tony MaplesdenProject CollaborationToolkit Coordinator

ECITB

Gianni BardazziSenior Vice President Group Special Initiatives and Regions Coordination

MAIRE TECNIMONT

Fanis KalimullinDeputy General Directorfor Economics and Finance

KAZANORGSINTEZ

Kanan MirzayevDeputy General Manager, Strategy and Business Development

PETKIM

Igor KlimovDeputy Director of Oil & Gas Chemicals Department

ROSNEFT

Grigory OmelchenkoGeneral Director

BALTIC GAS CHEMICAL COMPANY

Peter SchoutenManager of Projects

FLUOR

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REGISTRATION AND MORNING COFFEE

OPENING OF THE CONFERENCE

8:00

9:00

KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS: Market overview: Emerging trends in downstream, refining and chemical marketRob Leonard, SVP Business Development, Europe and Central Asia Global Sales and Marketing, Worley

Outlook for the global downstream sector, will chemicals save the downstream sector?Olivier Maronneaud, Director Chemical Consulting, IHS MARKIT

Digital Transformation of Project Owner function: roadmap design and key success factors for implementation journey.Maksim Varshavskiy, Partner, McKinsey & Company

9:10

COFFEE BREAK11:00

AGENDA

3 DECEMBERDAY 1

PROJECT OWNERS PANEL DISCUSSION.THE FUTURE OF PETROCHEMICALS IN EUROPE AND THE CIS REGION: INDUSTRY RENAISSANCE OR CONTINUOUS RETREAT?Last July, INEOS announced their €2.7 billion capital project consisting of a world-scale propane dehydrogenation plant and the first cracker to be built in Europe in over 20 years. Many believe that this “game-changing” investment is a clear sign that the European petchem industry is no longer declining and is beginning to grow. OMV, MOL, Lukoil, SIBUR, Gazprom neft, Total and BASF will share their views on the future of petrochemicals in Europe and the CIS region.

Co-Moderator: Marat Usmanov, General Director, LUKOIL-NIZHEGORODNI-INEFTEPROEKTCo-Moderator: Anton Tvelenev, Regional Sector Director – Refining & Chemicals, EMEA, Worley

Aleksey Ioffe, Project Manager Research and Development, SIBUR Andrey Kislitsyn, Managing Director, CFO, Rosneft Deutschland GmbHArmando Bianco, Engineering Manager, ENIPROGETTI (ENI)

10:10

SPECIAL PRESENTATION: REDUCING CAPEX BY 50% – UTOPIA OR ACHIEVABLE GOAL?Frank-Peter Ritsche, CEO, PROJECTTEAM

11:30

PRE-CONFERENCE NETWORKING RECEPTION - 2 DECEMBER19:0021:00


CASE-STUDIES AND CONTRACTING MODELSDownstream capital projects: development outlook and key challengesWill Scargill, Managing Analyst, GLOBALDATA

EPC revamping project: execution strategy for a European downstream plantArmando Bianco, Engineering Manager, ENIPROGETTI (ENI)

Industrializing the energy transition: the NextChem roadmapValerio Coppini, Vice President Business Development, NEXTCHEM(MAIRE TECNIMONT GROUP)

The benefits of Collaboration and Collaboration contractsJohn Fotherby, Chairman, ECI (European Construction Institute)Tony Maplesden, Project Collaboration Toolkit Coordinator, ECITB

14:30

CLOSED-DOOR PANEL DISCUSSION: WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM PROJECT FAILINGS?Why do mega projects fail? Aggressive budgeting, an unrealistic schedule, poor definition or risk aversion… the list goes on! Success stories are certainly valuable to share but learning from project failures can be priceless.

The panellists will disclose key failures that they have faced in handling projects and will present their solutions. To keep the discussion open and informal, no press will be allowed for this session.

Sergey Kochetov, CEO, RostovneftekhimproektAlexander Startsev, Director for Investment and Capital Construction, GAZPROM NEFTEKHIM SALAVATGianni Bardazzi, Senior Vice President Group Special Initiatives and Regions Coordination, Maire Tecnimont

16:30COFFEE BREAK

END OF THE FIRST DAY

16:00

18:00GALA-DINNER19:00

12:00 EPC 4.0: BUILDING A TRULY DIGITAL CAPITAL PROJECTThe traditional way of performing EPC business no longer works. As the digital transformation of the downstream industry gains momentum, EPC contractors are re-discovering themselves in the new era of digitalisation. They are investing in data analytics to improve project predictability, performing remote inspections in the field to shorten the schedule of projects, using virtual reality for HSE training and much more. This session will explore what a new business model for EPC means.

Moderator: Frank-Peter Ritsche, CEO, PROJECTTEAM

Progress and hurdles for project execution on a digital basis Peter Schouten, Manager of Projects, FLUOR

Deployment of engineering data management system for EPC project executionJoint presentation by Dmitry Proklashkin, Business Development Director, AVEVA and Dmitry Baranov, Head of EPC competencies development, NIPIGAZ

Clients expectations and eco-system pressure pushing towards a new Digital EPC: most critical factors for successFederico Colombara, Partner and Associate Director, Downstream Oil & Gas, BCG

LUNCH13:30

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MORNING COFFEE

SPECIAL PRESENTATION:How to mitigate contract risks and align the different goals of projectmanagement stakeholdersOxana Koerner, Senior Associate, Herbert Smith Freehills

BEST PRACTICES TO DRIVE CAPITAL EFFECTIVENESSWhat is the secret of productive contractor-owner relationships? How to produce a sound FEED design and a reliable cost estimate? How to evaluate potential vendors and achieve technological integrity for your project? Which construction execution strategy should you choose? This session will cover practical examples of best practices for each stage of the project.

Benefits of large projects management through IPMT - risks and advantagesJanusz Bogdanski, President - Poland & Ukraine Section, AACE INTERNATIONAL

Hidden risks of international projects: how to avoid unplanned expenses and schedule disruptionsOlga Gushchina, International Activities and Relations Head of Department,TS ENGINEERING

Innovative approaches in project managementIgor Zuga, CEO, ONHP and Natalia Rzhanitsyna, CVO, ONHP

Best Practices in project managementAliya Mukanova, Senior Capital Projects Analyst, IPA – Independent project Analysis

8:30

9:00

9:30

COFFEE BREAK

DIGITAL INNOVATION THROUGHOUT THE PROJECT LIFECYCLE: ADOPTING INNOVATIVE PROJECT DELIVERY TECHNOLOGIES AT EACH STAGE OF PROJECT DEVELOPMENTModerator: Claus Peter Haelsig, Vice-President Process & Technology, Fluor

Expanding the range of services of research and design organizations in fuel and energy complex. Lukoil-Nizhegorodniinefteproekt’s experience in integrated digitalization of the entire asset life cycle.Marat Usmanov, General Director, Lukoil

Data is the new oil, how oil and gas can learn from oil and gasStuart Ravens, Chief Analyst, Tech Thematic Research, GlobalData

The Digital impact on Project DeliveryGeoff Roberts, Director, Energy Industry Strategy, Oracle Construction and Engineering Oracle

Senior Representative, Honeywell

11:00

11:30

AGENDA 4 DECEMBERDAY 2


13:0018:00

TECHNICAL SITE VISIT TO THE PORT OF ANTWERP, EUROPE’S LEADING INTEGRATED OIL AND CHEMICAL CLUSTER

Technical Site Visit Sponsor’s profile (TBC)

LEAVING THE HOTEL STEIGENBERGER WILTCHER’S

ARRIVING AT THE PORT OF ANTWERP

LEAVING PORT OF ANTWERP

PORT OF ANTWERP CRASH-COURSE IN THE MAIN BUILDING

EXPLORING THE CLUSTER BY BOAT TOUR WITH A SENIOR PETROCHEMICAL EXPERT ON BOARD

13:00

14:00

18:00

14:15

14:45

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PARTNERS 2019

Water Sponsor Market Intelligence Partner

Lead Partner

Exhibitor

Bronze Sponsors


GIVE AN AWE-INSPIRING PRESENTATIONDo you know a better way to get your message across to the very target audience who are there to listen and learn? We don’t. The most memorable talks offer something fresh, something few people have heard before. Do you have something interesting to say?

IMPRESS WITH A STAND Unlike larger trade shows, our technology exhibition emphasises quality over quantity with a highly targeted audience. In 2018, the price of our package includes print, delivery, and installation of the stand.

GALA EVENING HOST The name speaks for itself. Be the host of the evening. Greet every guest and make a welcome speech during the evening. Invite your own clients and partners to attend. Certainly, one of the best ways to gain credibility and generate awareness around your brand.

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PRICING INFORMATION

THREE EASY WAYS TO REGISTER

Register on the website

www.globuc.com/cisdownstream/

Email us with your full details

[email protected]

Call us +44 845 868 8234

Additional 10% discount for

3 or more delegates from one

company

USD and GBP Pay in currency

convinient for you

FULLPRICE

€ 2,299

€ 1,150

€ 6,500

REGISTRATIONOPTIONS

2 DAYS PACKAGEDELEGATE PACKAGE

2 DAYS PACKAGEREFINERY & PETCHEM PLANTS

EXHIBITION PACKAGE

10 people registered for the Downstream Project Management conference will get either one night in Steigenberger Wiltcher’s hotel or dinner in this hotel

HOTEL OR DINNER? YOU CHOOSE, WE PAY


Located on the exclusive shopping promenade Avenue Louise in the heart of Brussels, the luxury hotel Steigenberger Wiltcher’s is just minutes away from some of Brussels’ must-see destinations: European Union government district (about 1.5 km), the city center with the Manneken Pis and Grand Place (approx. 2 km), as well as the train station (approx. 2 km).

VENUE

ACCOMMODATION

STEIGENBERGER WILTCHER’S

The cost of hotel accommodation is not included in the conference fee. Globuc has negotiated special rates at this hotel for all attendees of the event.

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CONTACTS

NATALIA KRAVCHENKOSponsorship [email protected]+44 203 567 1347

For all sponsorshipenquiries:

KAIRAT KUDABAYEVSenior Sales [email protected]+44 203 567 1347

For all delegateenquiries:

EVNIKA POLOVINKINAManaging [email protected]+44 203 567 1347

MARIACARTERProject [email protected]+44 203 567 1347

For all strategic partnershipenquiries:

For speaking and programme enquiries:

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