The Offshore Arctic under Lower Oil Prices

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A Technology R & D workshop hosted by

International Energy Agency (IEA) Gas & Oil Technology (GOT) Collaboration Programme – www.gotcp.net at the Arctic Frontiers conference (www.arcticfrontiers.com)

Wednesday, 25 January 2017

Welcome and Introduction to IEA GOT and Symposium Context

Jostein Dahl Karlsen, Chair, GOT Technology Collaboration Programme

Overall Panorama

Norwegian Oil and Gas Industry Perspective – the Offshore Opportunity of the High North. Karl Eirik Schjøtt-Pedersen, Director General (former cabinet minister), Norwegian Oil and Gas Association

Russia’s Oil Production: Understanding the Current Boom and its Implications. Marc-Antoine Eyl Mazzegga, Russia Programme Manager, IEA Secretariat, Paris

Sino-Russian Energy Integration – Dynamics of Eurasian Oil and Gas. Arthur Gushchin, Research Fellow, Fudan University, Shanghai

E&P Offtake Challenges and Solutions along the Northern Sea Route, Bengt Lie Hansen, Executive chairman, Arctic Terminal & Transportation

The Barents Sea Exploration Collaboration BaSEC. Terje Solheim, Aker BP

Governments’ Perspectives
Moderator: Siri Helle Friedemann, Director, department for petroleum, Norwegian Research Council

Collaboration in Barents Sea Strategy of the Petroleum Safety Authority of Norway, Arctic R & D focus. Sigurd Jacobsen, Principal Engineer, Petroleum Safety Authority Norway (PTIL)

Perspective on Oil and Gas Resources and Activities in the Norwegian Sector of the Barents Sea – Key Technology Challenges. Stig-Morten Knutsen, Assistant Director General, Norwegian Petroleum Directorate

Biodiversity Conservation in Russia’s Oil and Gas Sector – Policies and Operations. Alexey Vladimirov, Senior Technical Adviser, UNDP Russia, Russian Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Project

Thursday, 26 January 2017

Regional and Global Arctic Developments – Key Players’ Perspectives

Technology Challenges Related to Value Creation, Cost and License to Operate

Moderator: Morten Wiencke, GOT Operating Agent

The Barents Sea – Vulnerable and Resilient. Salve Dahle, CEO Akvaplan-Niva, and Gennady Matishov, CEO Murmansk Marine Biological Institute

Assessing the Resource Potential in the Offshore Arctic: Insights from the ARCEx-initiative. Alfred Hanssen, Professor and Director, ARCEx

Alta Gotha: A Field Development for the Offshore Arctic. Karl-Petter Løken, Project Development Manager, Lundin

Subsea Technology in the Arctic. Brede Thorkildsen, Chief Engineer R&D, FMC Technip

New Technology for Safe and Cost Efficient Drilling. John Dale, CEO Electric Subsea Drilling

Technology and R&D Challenges in Developing Russia’s Offshore Arctic Resources – Professor Mikhail Gelfat, Gubkin Russian State University

The Scientific Basis, Data Sources, Technology R & D & Solutions for Arctic Development

Moderator: Bengt Lie Hansen, Chairman of the Board, Arctic Terminal & Transportation

Innovative Development Vector of Russian Marine Geology at Russian Arctic Shelf of Russia. Gennady Ivanov, Deputy General Director for Research, JSC Marine Arctic Geological Expedition Russia

The Norwegian Technology R&D Strategy and the Arctic, Gunnar Lille, Director, OG21

Gas to Market: Overcoming the Distance from Remote Production, Petter Nekså, Chief Scientist, SINTEF Energy

Panel Discussion – Way Forward on Arctic Technology Innovation

Siri Helle Friedemann, Director, Norwegian Research Council; Gunnar Lille, Director, OG21; Jostein Mykletun, Collaborative Partner (Burson-Marsteller) & former Norwegian High North/Arctic Ambassador; Alfred Hanssen, Professor and Director, ARCEx; Bengt Lie Hansen, Chairman of the Board, Arctic Terminal & Transportation.