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About the S5

The Seminar/Workshop was organized by the Coordinating Committee for Geoscience Programs in East and South-east Asia (CCOP) Technical Secretariat, in cooperation with PETRAD and the Department of Mineral Fuels, Ministry of Energy Thailand (DMF-MOE) under the CCOP-Norway EPPM Program.  The goal of the 4-year EPPM Program is to create the highest possible value for society from petroleum resources in order to improve the quality of life of the people in CCOP Member Countries.

This is the 5^th Annual Seminar / Workshop (S5) that supports the technical activities of the EPPM Program and participated by representatives from the petroleum sectors from Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Korea, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.  The objectives are to enhance the knowledge of the CCOP Member Countries with the current state-of-the-art in managing end of oil and gas concession period and decommissioning of installations and to disseminate the outcomes of the ASCOPE Decommissioning Guidelines project to the CCOP Countries.

Contents:

1.      Program

2.      Note for Information

3.       List of Participants

4.      Summary

5.      Photos (please see Gallery)

6.      Presentations & Discussions

A.      Keynote Address:State of the Art on the 40 years of success for Thailand E&P Business and what is the next challenge?– Dr. Songpope Polachan, Director-General, Department of Mineral Fuels, MOE, Thailand

B.      Introduction, housekeeping  and Workshop background – Mr. Simplicio P. Caluyong, EPPM Program Coordinator, CCOP Technical Secretariat

C.  ASCOPE Decommissioning Guideline– Mr. M Yusof B Shahid, General Manager, (JV/PCSB), PETRONAS

D.  Country Presentation: Status of Decommissioning in the CCOP Member Countries-for the last 10 years

1)                        Cambodia - CNPA

2)                        China- SINOPEC

3)                        Indonesia – LEMIGAS

4)                        Lao-PDR

5)                        Malaysia – PETRONAS

6)                        Myanmar-MOGE

7)                        Philippines – DOE

8)                        Thailand - DMF

                         E.  Presentations of Mr. Olav Fjellså, Director, External Relations & Communication, BP Norge AS

1)                        Implication of International and Regional Laws & Regulations

2)                        Challenges & Possibilities related to End of Concession

3)                        Decommissioning in an International Context

4)                        Public Perception and Reputation – stakeholder’s influence

F.   Presentations of Dr Brian G. Twomey, Managing Director, Reverse Engineering Services Ltd

1)                        Implications of International & Regional Laws, Part 2

2)                        Overview of Global Decommissioning

3)                        Life Cycle of an Oil and Gas Installation

4)                        Decommissioning Financial Planning and Analysis

5)                        Decommissioning Process- Preparation for Decommissioning

6)                        Artificial Reefs