12th Southern Africa Oil, Gas & Energy 2011
Strategy, Exploration, Development, Ventures, CBM-Shales

8-9th March 2011
BMW Pavilion, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town, South Africa

Taking place during our 5th Africa Economic Forum 2011

Organised & Hosted By: Global Pacific & Partners
Contact:amanda@glopac-partners.com
Date & Venue: 8th-9th March 2011, Cape Town, South Africa
Register Now - www.africa-economic-forum.com or www.petro21.com
Fee:ZAR  9,995 + 14% Vat
36th PetroAfrican Dinner In Africa (8th March - With Guest Speaker) - Corporate Tables amanda@glopac-partners.com
Dinner Fee ZAR 595 + 14% Vat - Separately Bookable

Note: Registration Fee for the 12th Southern Africa Oil & Gas Conference also allows entry to the 5th Africa Economic Forum 2011, including all Presentations & Related Functions

The 12th Southern Africa Oil, Gas & Energy Conference 2011 is one of our key meetings. It hosts 18 top-level Speakers from the corporate oil/gas industry, National Oil Companies and Governments, within and during the 5th Africa Economic Forum 2011 in Cape Town, together with our 36th PetroAfricanus Dinner in Africa, and provides a timely, in-depth management assessment for decision-makers on key strategic shifts that impact all Governments, companies, investors, financiers, and service/supply industries within Africa’s most energy-critical region.

The large and growing Southern African oil, gas and energy/coal complex - including future fuels in the form of Gas-to Liquids, Coal-Bed Methane and CTL, eventual LNG, biofuels, ethanol and renewables - has created a larger and more integrated market to underpin economic growth and future development.  This new and dynamic shape to energy supply complements existing upstream capacity in offshore oil, onshore gas, pipeline networks for crude and product, plus limited nuclear energy, as well as synfuels generated by established producers.   In many Southern African countries exploration and development ventures in oil/gas are movingforward, and upstream projects are higher on the corporate agenda, with new acreage leasing, and drilling, and targets such as heavy oil development based on large proven oil reserves.  

Our Separately Bookable 36th PetroAfricanus Dinner in Africa will take place at the One & Only Hotel, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town on 8th March with Guest Speaker: Brian Statham, Chairman, South African National Energy Association on " Shaping South Africa's Energy Future Reflections Past, Present &  Future"

12th Southern Africa Oil, Gas & Energy with Confirmed Speakers:

• Dr Duncan Clarke, Chairman & CEO, Global Pacific & Partners, Johannesburg
• Profesor Philip Lloyd, Cape Peninsula Institute of Technology,Cape Town
• Adewale Tinubu, Group Chief Executive, Oando plc, Nigeria
• Mthozami Xiphu, Chief Executive, Petroleum Agency SA
• Godwin Sweto, Vice President, Corporate Stratey & Planning, PetroSA, Cape Town
• Thembani Bukula, Regulatory Member, National Energy Regulator SA
• Senior Executive, Transnet Pipelines, South Africa
• Greg Kinross, President, CIC Energy Corporation, Botswana
• David Donaldson, Senior Manager Infrastructure, International Finance Corporation, South Africa
• Tore Horvei, Director, NorConsult Africa
• Jordaan Fouche, Investment Analyst, Earth Resource Investment Group, Cape Town
• Jorge Maia, Head Research & Information, Industrial Development Corporation
• Sola Adepetun, Senior Partner, Adepetun, Caxton-Martins, Agbor & Segun, Nigeria
• Lazarus Angbazo, President & CEO, GE Corporate East, Central & West Africa, Nairobi
• Jacob Segman, Chairman & Group Managing Director, Kenoil/Kobil, Nairobi, Kenya
• Semyon Astakhov, Department Head, TMK Africa (Moscow)
• John Langhus, Commercial Director, Forest Exploration International,Cape Town
• Dr Xolani Mkhwanazi, Chairman, BHP Billiton, South Africa
• Paul Eardley-Taylor, Head of Energy, Utilities & Infrastructure, Standard Bank
• Dianna Games, Executive Director, Africa@Work and Hon CEO, South Africa-Nigeria Chamber of Commerce 

Plus: 2nd Sub-Saharan Africa Business Briefing, Monday 7th March 2011

Presentations by Dr Duncan Clarke

Connect With Africa’s Leading Decision Makers - Also At 5th Africa Economic Forum 2011

Plus 30+ Additional Speakers at our 5th Africa Economic Forum, Including:

• Dr Rob Davies,Minister for Trade & Industry, Pretoria, South Africa
• Alec Erwin, Chairman, Ubu Investment Holdings, former Minister of Public Enterprises, South Africa
• Sindiso Ndema Ngwenya, Secretary General, Common Market for Eastern & Southern Africa
• Profesor Tony Hawkins, Graduate School of Business, Zimbabwe, Correspondent to Financial Times (London)
• Ambassador Roger Balard-Tremer, Chief Executive, South Africa-Angola Chamber of Commerce, Angola
• Brenda Horne, CEO, Maputo Corridor Logistics Initiative, Mocambique
• Charles Okeahalam, Managing Director & CEO, AGH Capital, Lagos & South Africa
• Bil Russo, Principal, McKinsey & Company
• Joseph Kanyekanye, President, Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries, Harare
• Richard Stout, Principal, Equity Capital Markets, ABSA Capital
• Dr Matlotleng Matlou,Chief Executive, Africa Institute of South Africa, Pretoria
• Peter Copely, Transport Specialist, Development Bank of Southern Africa
• Tim Hughes, Research Fellow, Governance of Africa’s Resources Program, South African Institute of International Affairs
• Derek Engelbrecht, Director, Ernst & Young
• Agostinho Pereira de Miranda, Chairman, Miranda, Correia Amendoeira & Assciados, Lisbon
• Colin Coleman, Managing Director, Goldman Sachs, Johannesburg
• Paul Runge, Managing Director, Africa Project Access,South Africa
• Jason Nagy, Africa Business Development Manager, U.S. Trade & Development Agency
• Femi Edun, Managing Director, Frontier Capital Limited, Nigeria
• Prof. Maggie Kigozi, Executive Director, Uganda Investment Authority, Kampala, Uganda
• Peter Stephenson, Director, Trade & Investment, West Africa, UKTI, Lagos
• Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer, Frontier Advisory, Johannesburg

We hope to see you there,