P R O G R A M. Opening Ceremony Opening Remarks Mr. Gunnar Soiland PPM Project Coordinator, CCOP Technical Secretariat

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1 ANNEX 18 COORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR OFFSHORE GEOSCIENCE PROGRAMMES IN EAST AND SOUTHEAST ASIA (CCOP) PETROLEUM POLICY AND MANAGEMENT PROJECT 1 st Workshop on the Philippine (Sulu Sea) Case Study The Richmond Hotel, Pasig March 2003 P R O G R A M Day 1: Thursday, 13 March Opening Ceremony 0830 hrs Registration 0900 Opening Remarks Mr. Gunnar Soiland PPM Project Coordinator, CCOP Technical Secretariat Welcome Address Ms. Griselda J. G. Bausa DOE Asst. Secretary and Deputy Permanent Representative of the Philippines to CCOP 1000 Group Photo, Coffee/tea 1100 Introduction of Case Study Members 1130 Presentation of Case Study Plan and Agenda of 1 st Workshop Mr. Simplicio P. Caluyong Senior Science Research Specialist (SSRS), Oil and Gas Division (OGD), DOE 1200 Lunch 1300 The Philippine Service Contract System Atty. Angelito V. Agoncillo Chief, Legal Affairs, DOE 1330 Sulu Sea and East Palawan Basins Overview Mr. Eric F. Pablico Supervising SRS, OGD 1400 Tea/Coffee 1415 New Seismic Data WesternGeco

2 1600 End of Day Welcome Dinner (sponsored by WesternGeco-Schlumberger) Day 2: Friday, 14 March 0900 The PhilPRA Experience PART 1 Executive Summary Overview of Project Objectives and Content Major Findings Conclusions and Recommendations Dr. Alfred Kjemperud 1000 Coffee/tea 1045 The PhilPRA Experience PART 2 Technical Presentations Applied Methods (Prospect, Play and Discovery Analyses) The PhilPRA Team 1200 Lunch The Sulu Sea Resource Assessment Data, Prospect and Play analyses The PhilPRA Team 1300 CCOP and Philippine Guidelines on Resource Classification and Risk Assessment Mr. Gunnar Soiland and Mr. Simplicio P. Caluyong 1430 Coffee/tea 1445 Discussion/Presentation of Strategies for the Resource Estimate Update 1700 End of Day 1 Day 3: Saturday, 15 March 0900 Excursion (Taal Volcano) Day 4: Sunday, 16 March FREE DAY Day 5: Monday, 17 March DOE 0900 GeoX Training Mr. Gunnar Soiland and PhilPRA Team 1700 End of Day 5 Day 6: Tuesday 18 March, DOE 0900 GeoX Training Mr. Gunnar Soiland and PhilPRA Team

3 1200 Lunch 1300 Discussion of possible training and expert help during second workshop Mr. Gunnar Soiland 1500 Coffee/tea 1515 Summation and conclusion from the workshop Mr. Gunnar Soiland 1700 End of Day Farewell Dinner (sponsored by the CCOP) List of Participants DISTINGUISHED GUESTS Mr. Francis Benito Asst. Secretary, DOE Ms. Griselda J. G. Bausa Asst. Secretary, DOE PARTICIPANTS CAMBODIA: Mr. Lim Vatha Deputy Director of Upstream Division Mr. Chap Samnang, Official, (CNPA) Cambodian National Petroleum Authority (CNPA) #13-14 Russian Federation Blvd., Khan Dangkor, P.O. Box 1442, Phnom Penh, CAMBODIA Tel , , Fax ep.cnpa@bigpond.com.kh CHINA: Ms. Tang Hongjun Senior Reservoir Engineer, Institute of Southwest Petroleum Bureau (SINOPEC), Qinglongchang, Chengdu, Sichuan, , P.R. CHINA Tel , Fax

4 Mr. Wang Liangguo Petroleum Economist, Institute of Southwest Petroleum Bureau (SINOPEC), Qinglongchang, Chengdu, Sichuan, , P.R. CHINA Tel , Fax Mr. Li Shubing Institute of Star Southwest Company, SINOPEC Institute of Geology, Qinglongchang, Chengdu, Sichuan, , P.R. CHINA Tel.: Fax: INDONESIA: Mr. Bambang Wicaksono Head of Sedimentology Research Group PPPTMGB LEMIGAS JL. Ciledug Raya P.O. Box 1089/JKT, Jakarta, INDONESIA Tel (direct, ext. 1325) Fax Mr. Barlian Yulihanto Head of Geological Research Group PPPTMGB LEMIGAS JL. Ciledug Raya P.O. Box 1089/JKT, Jakarta, INDONESIA Tel ext Fax KOREA: Dr. Kook-Sun Shin Senior Research Petroleum Geoscientist, Technical Department , Kwanyang-dong, Dongan-ku, Auyang, KOREA Tel , Fax MALAYSIA: Mr. Badrul Hisam Ismail Senior Geoscientist, PETRONAS PRAD, Level 28, Tower 1, PETRONAS Twin Towers, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tel , , Fax PHILIPPINES:

5 Ms. Editha S. Abangan, Senior Science Research Specialist, DOE Mr. Simplicio Caluyong, Senior Science Research Specialist, DOE Mr. Guillermo Ansay, Geologist, DOE Mr. Winifredo Malabanan, Geologist, DOE Mr. Generoso Revilla, Senior Science Research Specialist, DOE Ms. Corazon StaAna., Geologist, DOE Mr. Jason Jude Villegas, Geologist/Geophysicist, DOE Mr. Redentor Pascual, Petroleum Engineer, DOE

6 Mr. Jaime A. Bacud Geologist, DOE Atty. Angelito V. Agoncillo Chief Legal Affair, DOE Mr. Eric F. Pablico Geologist, DOE Mr. Edmundo B. Guazon Geologist, DOE Ms. Arlene Y.A. Magbanua Geologist, DOE Ms. Thelma M. Cerdena Chief, Compliance, DOE Ms. Ana Marie Reposar Secretariat, DOE Department of Energy (DOE) Ms. Irene A. Bagas Fiscal Examiner, DOE Mr. Restituto Taganas, Engineer, DOE

7 Mr. Leopoldo Virtucio, Geologist, MGB Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) North Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City Mr. Canrado Miranda, Geologist, MGB Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) Mr. Keith Meyer, WesternGECO Mr. Simon Hayter, WeternGECO

8 THAILAND: Mr. Kriangkrai Pomin Senior Geologist Mineral Fuels Division Department of Mineral Resources (DMR) Rama VI Rd., Bangkok 10400, THAILAND Tel: (66-2) , Fax: (66-2) Ms. Aree Rittipat Geologist, Department of Mineral Resources Rama VI Rd., Bangkok 10400, THAILAND Tel: (66-2) , Fax: (66-2) VIETNAM: Mr. Nguyen Quang Bo Deputy General Director PetroVietnam Exploration and Production 1 st Floor, Block G1, Thanh Da Hotel, Ward 27, Binhthanh district, Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM Tel , Fax pvep@hcm.com.vn CCOP Technical Secretariat: Mr. Gunnar Søiland PPM Project Coordinator gunnar@ccop.or.th CCOP Technical Secretariat 24 th Fl., Suite , Thai CC Tower 889, Sathorn Tai Road, Bangkok 10120, THAILAND Tel. (66-02) to 81, Fax. (66-02) ccopts@ccop.or.th Website:

9 Summary The workshop was mainly an introduction to the Philippines Energy Sector, particularly its upstream oil and gas industry. The presentations covered the overview of the general geology of the case study area, legal framework, and current activities with respect to resource assessment. The group discussions centered on strategies for the resource estimate update and the experience of DOE in the PhilPRA (The Philippine Petroleum Resource Assessment), and future plans of the case study with inputs from all the CCOP Member Countries participating in the Philippines case study.

10 ANNEX 19 COORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR GEOSCIENCE PROGRAMMES IN EAST AND SOUTHEAST ASIA (CCOP) PETROLEUM POLICY AND MANAGEMENT PROJECT 2nd Workshop on the Philippine (Sulu Sea) Case Study Manila, Philippines, January 22-27, 2003 PROGRAM DAY 1: 22 January Registration Opening Ceremonies Address by Mr. Gunnar V. Søiland, PPM Project Coordinator Address by Undersecretary Ed V. Manalac, Philippine Department of Energy (DOE) Group Photo and Tea Break Summary of the 1 st Workshop and Introduction of participants Mr. Sim P. Caluyong, CCOP TS First Philippine Petroleum Public Contracting Round (PCR-1) Mr. Jim A. Bacud, DOE Update of Philippines Case Study Ms. Edit S. Abangan, DOE Lunch PhilPRA Play prospect and analysis with exercises using GeoX Ms. Coco V. Sta Ana and Mr. Gil H. Ansay, DOE Evening - Welcome Dinner DAY 2: 23 January Continue Prospect and play analysis group exercise and presentation of results Ms. Coco V. Sta Ana and Mr. Gil H. Ansay, DOE Presentation on Taal Volcano Excursion PHILVOLCS DAY 3: 24 January Excursion to Taal Volcano eruption site with guide and lunch DAY 4: 25 January Break in Manila

11 DAY 5: 26 January NPD Resource Resport 2003 Mr. Gunnar V. Soiland on behalf of NPD Continue on Play analysis group exercise and presentation of results Ms. Coco V. Sta Ana and Mr. Gil H. Ansay, DOE Evening - Farewell Dinner DAY 6: 27 January Play analysis methods in Malaysia (with exercises) Mr. Badrul Hisham Ismail Petronas Group work, discussions, and presentations in plenum Summation and Wrap up Messrs. G. V. Soiland and S. P. Caluyong, CCOP

12 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS The 2 nd Workshop of the Philippines Petroleum Policy and Management (PPM) Case Study January 2004, Century Park Hotel, Manila, Philippines Distinguished Guests NAME POSITION / ADDRESS MR. EDUARDO V. MAÑALAC Undersecretary, DOE emanalac@doe.gov.ph MS. GRISELDA J. G. BAUSA Asst. Secretary, DOE gbausa@doe.gov.ph MR. RANILO P. ABANDO Director, DOE rabando@doe.gov.ph MR. ISMAEL U. OCAMPO Chief, DOE iocampo@doe.gov.ph CAMBODIA MR. LIM VATHA MR. CHAP SAMNANG PPM National Coordinator Deputy Director of Upstream Division Tel: (855 11) Fax: (855 23) ppm_cambodia@online.com.kh Official of Upstream Division Tel: (855 11) Fax: (855 23)

13 MR. SOK SAMNITH CHINA MR. WANG LIANGGUO MR. BAI ZHENGRUI MS. LI HUAJI INDONESIA Staff of Upstream Division Tel: (855 11) Fax: (855 23) Cambodian National Petroleum Authority (CNPA) #13-14, Russian Federation Blvd. Sangkat Kakab, Khan Dangkor P.O. Box 1442, Phnom Penh, CAMBODIA Petroleum Economist Institute of Southwest Petroleum Bureau (SINOPEC) Qinglongchang, Chengdu Sichuan, , P.R. CHINA Tel Fax Senior Geologist Exploration and Production Research Institute, SINOPEC No. 31, Xueyuan Road, Haidian District Beijing , PR CHINA Tel.: Fax: Geologist Institute of Southwest Petroleum Bureau (SINOPEC) Qinglongchang, Chengdu, Sichuan, P.R. CHINA Tel Fax

14 MR. BAMBANG WICAKSONO MR. BARLIAN YULIHANTO KOREA DR. KOOK-SUN SHIN DR. SE-JIN PARK MALAYSIA MR ALI BIN MD SHARIFF Head of Sedimentology Research Group Exploration Division Tel Fax Head of Geological Research Group Exploration Division Tel.: 62 (21) ext Fax: 62 (21) PPPTMGB LEMIGAS Research and Development Center for Oil and Gas Technology Jl. Ciledug Raya Kav. 109, Kebayoran Lama, Jakarta INDONESIA Senior Research Petroleum Geoscientist, Technical Department. KNOC , Kwanyang-dong, Dongan-ku, Auyang, KOREA Tel , Fax Team Leader Petroleum Geology Technical Department Korea National Petroleum Corporation , Kwangyang-dong, Dongangu Anyang City, KOREA, Tel: (82) Fax: (82) Manager, Sarawak Section MR. BADRUL HISHAM ISMAIL Senior Geoscientist Tel , Fax

15 PETRONAS Petroleum Resource Assessment Department Petroleum Management Unit Level 28, Tower 1, PETRONAS Twin Towers, KLCC Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA PAPUA NEW GUINEA MR. PHILIP KIMALA Senior Petroleum Geologist MR. PETER WOYENGU PHILIPPINES MR. JAIME A. BACUD Assistant Director Tel: Fax: Petroleum Division Department of Petroleum and Energy P.O. Box 1993, Port Moresby National Capital District, PAPUA NEW GUINEA Supervisor, Geologist MS. EDITHA S. ABANGAN PPM National Coordinator Supervisor, Geologist MR. EDMUNDO B. GUAZON Senior Geologist MR. GUILLERMO ANSAY PPM National Co-coordinator Senior Geologist

16 MR. ROLANDO Z. MORALES Senior Geologist MR. REDENTOR PASCUAL Senior Geologist MR. JED B. ARAGONES Senior Geologist/Mining Engineer MS. MA. CORAZON STA.ANA Senior Geologist MR. NEIL O. PESA Senior, Mining Engineer MR. ANDRES O. PANGILINAN, JR. Senior, Geologist MR. DEMUJIN F. ANTIPORDA Geologist

17 MR. GENEROSO P. REVILLA Senior Geologist Information and Database Management Division, Department of Energy (DOE) MS. MARY ANNE CABAGUING MR. CONRADO MIRANDA MR. LEOPOLDO VIRTUCIO DR. EMMANUEL V. TAMESIS MR. EDGAR BENEDICT C. CUTIONGCO THAILAND Workshop Secretary Petroleum Resource Development Division Department of Energy (DOE) Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (63-2) Fax: (63-2) Supervising Geologist Mines and Geosciences Bureau Department of Environment and Natural Resources North Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City PHILIPPINES Senior Geologist Mines and Geosciences Bureau Department of Environment and Natural Resources North Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City PHILIPPINES Consultant Philippine National Oil Company Exploration Corporation Building 1, Energy Center Merritt Road, Fort Bonifacio Taguig, Metro Manila 1634 Philippines Tel: +63 (2) / Fax: +63 (2) / Senior Explorationist Philippine National Oil Company Exploration Corporation Building 1, Energy Center Merritt Road, Fort Bonifacio Taguig, Metro Manila 1634 Philippines Tel: +63 (2) / Fax: +63 (2) /

18 MS. AREE RITTIPAT MS. KAMONWAN SUKSAWAT VIETNAM MR. BUI THIEU SON CCOP TECHNICAL SECRETARIAT MR. GUNNAR V. SØILAND Geologist Department of Mineral Resources Rama VI Rd., Bangkok 10400, THAILAND Tel: (66-2) Fax: (66-2) Geologist Department of Mineral Fuels Rama IV Rd., Rachathewee Bangkok THAILAND Tel: Fax: Deputy Manager Reservoir engineering Tel , Fax PetroVietnam Exploration and Production 1 st Floor, Block G1, Thanh Da Hotel Ward 27, Binhthanh district Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM PPM Project Coordinator Mobile: (66-01) gunnar@ccop.or.th MR. SIMPLICIO P. CALUYONG PPM Regional Coordinator Mobile: (66-01) sim@ccop.or.th CCOP Technical Secretariat 24 th Fl., Suite , Thai CC Tower 889, Sathorn Tai Road, Bangkok THAILAND Tel. (66-02) to 81 Fax. (66-02) ccopts@ccop.or.th Website:

19 Summary The DOE presentations focused on the various works done in the Sulu Sea and East Palawan Basins. GeoX exercises and discussions on volumetric calculation of the petroleum resources of these basins were also carried out. Malaysia (PETRONAS) presented the risking guidelines and play assessment methods used in Malaysia and arranged group exercises in the method of compiling risk maps and ranging the value of prospects.

20 ANNEX 20 COORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR GEOSCIENCE PROGRAMMES IN EAST AND SOUTHEAST ASIA (CCOP) PETROLEUM POLICY AND MANAGEMENT PROJECT 3rd Workshop on the Philippine (Sulu Sea) Case Study Hotel Veniz, Baguio City, Philippines August 2004 P R O G R A M 23 August Arrival of foreign participants- Check in at City Garden Hotel (see Note for Information for details) 24 August 0800 hrs Departure for Baguio City by bus (local and foreign participants) 1200 Stop for lunch (Max s Restaurant, Luisita Mall, Tarlac) 1300 Continue bus trip to Baguio City 1500 Estimated time of arrival at Hotel Veniz, Baguio City Day 1: Wednesday,25 August 0830 Registration 0900 OPENING CEREMONIES Opening Remarks Mr. Simplicio P. Caluyong PPM Project Coordinator, CCOP Technical Secretariat Address Ms. Griselda J. G. Bausa Assistant Secretary, DOE Ms. Kristin T. Wæringsaasen Commercial Counsellor Royal Norwegian Embassy 1000 Group Photo, Coffee/tea 1030 Housekeeping, Review of past activities, future plans and Agenda of the workshop Introduction of Case Study Members Mr. Simplicio P. Caluyong 1100 Global distribution of Oil and Gas & Coal: a DVD presentation

21 Dr. Nahum Schneidermann, Chevron Texaco Overseas Petroleum, Inc and Circum-Pacific Council for Energy & Minerals Resources 1130 Presentations: The Philippine Natural Gas Policy Mr. Jesus T. Tamang Chief, Natural Gas Office 1200 Lunch Update on the Upstream Petroleum Activities Mr. Ismael U. Ocampo Chief, Petroleum Resource Development Division Update on the PPM Philippine Case Study Resource Assessment Ms. Editha S. Abangan Supervising Science Research Specialist, PRDD Update on the PPM Philippine Case Study Economic Analysis Mr. Redentor D. Pascual Senior Science Research Specialist, PRDD 1300 Continue with DOE presentations 1430 Tea/Coffee Break 1500 Introduction to Basic Petroleum Economics Ms. Mari Kvaal Norwegian Petroleum Directorate 1600 End of Day Welcome Dinner (smart casual) Café by the Ruins, Chuntug St., in front of Baguio City Hall Day 2: Thursday 26 August 0830 Continue with Basic Petroleum Economics Ms. Mari Kvaal 1000 Tea/Coffee Break 1030 Exploration Economics Ms. Mari Kvaal 1200 Lunch 1300 Exploration Strategy and Evaluation of New Exploration Area Ms. Mari Kvaal 1430 Tea/Coffee Break 1500 Field Development Plan Ms. Mari Kvaal

22 1600 End of Day 2 Day 3: Friday, 27 August 0830 Petroleum Economic Evaluation (Company Viewpoint) Mr. Seung Hoon, Oh Senior Petroleum Economist, Korean National Oil Corporation 1000 Tea/Coffee Break 1030 Continue with Petroleum Economic Evaluation 1200 Lunch 1300 Development Options and Cost Analysis: PetroVietnam Experience Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Hoan Senior Manager, PetroVietnam 1430 Tea/Coffee Break 1500 Review of prospect analysis using GeoX (with exercises) Ms. Editha S. Abangan 1600 End of Day 3 Day 4: Saturday, 28 August 0830 Introduction to GeoX Full-cycle Analysis (with exercises) Dr. Alfred Kjemperud The Bridge Group AS 1000 Tea/Coffee Break 1030 Continue with GeoX Full-cycle Analysis and exercises 1200 Lunch 1300 Continue with GeoX Full-cycle Analysis and exercises 1430 Tea/Coffee Break 1500 Continue with GeoX Full-cycle Analysis and exercises 1600 End of Day 4 Day 5:Sunday, 29 August 0830 Continue with GeoX Full-cycle Analysis and exercises 1000 Tea/Coffee Break 1030 Continue with GeoX Full-cycle Analysis and exercises

23 1200 Lunch 1300 Continue with GeoX Full-cycle Analysis and exercises 1430 Tea/Coffee Break 1500 Workshop Evaluation and Feedback 1600 End of Day 5 Day 6: Monday, 30 August 0830 Field trip to Balatoc Mines, Itogon, Benguet (with Lunch) 1300 Departure for Hotel Veniz, Baguio City 1630 Farewell Dinner (smart casual) Solibao Restaurant, Burnham Park Day 7: Tuesday, 31 August 0800 Departure for Manila (lunch at Hon Kee Tea House, Tarlac City) 1500 Estimated time of arrival in Manila List of Participants The 3rd Workshop of PPM Philippines Case Study, August 25-30, 2004, Baguio City, Philippines Distinguished Guests NAME MS. KRISTIN T. WAERINGSAASEN POSITION / ADDRESS Commercial Counsellor of the Norwegian Embassy- Manila kristin.waeringsaasen@invanor.no MS. GRISELDA J. G. BAUSA Asst. Secretary, DOE gbausa@doe.gov.ph MR. RAMON ALAN V. OCA

24 Assistant Director, DOE DR. ALFRED KJEMPERUD Resource Persons The Bridge Group AS Billingstadsletta 46, P.O. Box 229, N-1361 Billingstad, NORWAY Tel: , Fax: Mobile: MS. MARI KVAAL Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) Professor Olav Hanssens vei 10 P.O. Box 600, N-4003 Stavanger, NORWAY Tel: (DL), Fax: MR. SEUNG HOON, OH MR. NGUYEN NGOC HOAN Senior Petroleum Economist Information & Research Department KNOC, Korea National Oil Corporation , Kwanyang-dong, Ahnyang, Kyungki, KOREA Tel: (82-31) , Fax: (82-31) Senior Manager Petroleum Engineering Department, PIDC 133 Thai Thinh Str. Dong Da District Hanoi, VIETNAM Tel: (84-4) ext. 323 Fax: (84-4) , Mobile: MR. JESUS T. TAMANG Chief Natural Gas Management Division, DOE PRELIMINARY LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

25 CAMBODIA MR. LIM VATHA NAME POSITION / ADDRESS PPM National Coordinator Deputy Director of Upstream Division ppm_cambodia@online.com.kh Tel: (855-11) MR. CHAP SAMNANG CHINA MS. CHEN LAN Official of Upstream Division ppm_cambodia@online.com.kh Tel: (855-11) Cambodian National Petroleum Authority (CNPA) #13-14, Russian Federation Blvd. Sangkat Kakab, Khan Dangkor P.O. Box 1442, Phnom Penh, CAMBODIA Fax: (855-23) Chief Editor janetchen2004@163.com Tel: (86-28) MR. WANG LIANGGUO MS. ZHANG YANQIU Petroleum Economist liangguo01@163.com Tel: (86-28) Exploration & Development Institute of Southwest Branch Company (SINOPEC) 66 Zhixiang Rd., Qinglongchang, Chengdu, Sichuan, , P.R. CHINA Fax: (86-28) Senior Engineer Global Research Center, zhangyq@pepris.com Tel: (86-10) MR. BAI ZHENRUI Senior Geologist bzr369@pepris.com Tel: (86-10) Exploration & Production Research Institute,

26 SINOPEC No. 31, Xueyuan Road, Haidian District, Beijing, , P.R. CHINA Fax: (86-10) NAME INDONESIA MR. SASONGKO HADIPANDOYO POSITION / ADDRESS Senior Staff of Hydrocarbon Resource Assessment Group, Exploration Division, sasongko@lemigas.esdm.go.id Tel: (62-21) ext Fax: (62-21) , MR. BAMBANG WICAKSONO KOREA DR. SE-JIN PARK Head of Sedimentology Research Group, Exploration Division bambangwtm@lemigas.esdm.go.id Tel: (62-21) (DL), ext Fax: (62-21) , PPPTMGB LEMIGAS Jalan Ciledug Raya Kav 109 Cipulir, Kebayoran Lama Jakarta 12230, INDONESIA Team Leader, Petroleum Geology Technical Department, KNOC , Kwanyang-dong, Dongan-gu, Auyang, KOREA, Tel: (82-31) , Fax: (82-31) sjpark@knoc.co.kr MALAYSIA MS. MURSYIDAH BT ABDUL HAMID Geoscientist PETRONAS PRAM, PMU, Level 22, Tower 2, PETRONAS Twin Towers, KLCC Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA Tel: (603) , Fax: (603) mursyidah_ahamid@petronas.com.my MR. BADRUL HISHAM ISMAIL Senior Geoscientist PETRONAS Petroleum Resource Assessment Department

27 Petroleum Management Unit Level 28, Tower 1, PETRONAS Twin Towers, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA Tel: (603) , (603) Fax: (603) PAPUA NEW GUINEA MR. PHILIP KIMALA Senior Petroleum Geologist NAME MR. PETER WOYENGU PHILIPPINES MR. ISMAEL U. OCAMPO POSITION / ADDRESS Assistant Director peter_woyengu@petroleum.gov.pg Petroleum Division Department of Petroleum and Energy P.O. Box 1993, Port Moresby National Capital District, PAPUA NEW GUINEA Tel: (675) , Fax: (675) Chief Science Research Specialist (SRS) iocampo@doe.gov.ph MR. JAIME A. BACUD Supervising SRS jbacud@doe.gov.ph MS. EDITHA S. ABANGAN PPM National Coordinator Supervising SRS eabangan@doe.gov.ph MS. ARLENE Y. A. MAGBAUA Supervising SRS amagban@doe.gov.ph

28 MR. EDMUNDO B. GUAZON Senior SRS MR. GUILLERMO ANSAY PPM National Co-coordinator Senior SRS MR. ROLANDO Z. MORALES Senior SRS MR. REDENTOR D. PASCUAL Senior SRS MR. JED B. ARAGONES Senior SRS MR. NEIL O. PESA Senior SRS MR. ANDRES O. PANGILINAN, JR. Senior SRS

29 MR. DEMUJIN F. ANTIPORDA MR. ERIC F. PABLICO Senior SRS Petroleum Resource Development Division Department of Energy (DOE) Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (63-2) Fax: (63-2) Chief Senior SRS MR. GENEROSO P. REVILLA Senior SRS Information and Database Management Division DOE NAME DR. EMMANUEL V. TAMESIS Consultant PNOC-EC POSITION / ADDRESS MR. LEOPOLDO VIRTUCIO Philippine National Oil Company Exploration Corporation Building 1, Energy Center Merritt Road, Fort Bonifacio Taguig, Metro Manila, 1634 PHILIPPINES Tel: (63-2) / Fax: (63-2) / Senior Geologist Mines and Geosciences Bureau Department of Environment and Natural Resources North Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City PHILIPPINES MS. MA. TERESA CASTILLO Planning Analyst ecplanning@pnoc-ec.com.ph MR. RENATO BORBAJO Geologist Exploration Department

30 THAILAND MRS. KETSUDA SUPPASOONTHORNKUL Geologist Tel: (66-2) , Mobile: (66-1) MRS. KAMONWAN SUKSAWAT Geologist Tel: (66-2) Department of Mineral Fuels Rama IV Rd., Rachathewee Bangkok THAILAND Fax: (66-2) VIETNAM MR. BUI THIEU SON Deputy Manager Reservoir engineering MR. NGUYEN QUANG BO Deputy General Director PetroVietnam Exploration and Production 1st Floor, Block G1, Thanh Da Hotel Ward 27, Binhthanh district Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM Tel: (84-8) , Fax: (84-8) NAME DOE SECRETARIAT MARRY ANN CABAGUING POSITION / ADDRESS Secretary Petroleum Resources Development Division mcabaguing@doe.gov.ph

31 CCOP TECHNICAL SECRETARIAT MR. SIMPLICIO P. CALUYONG PPM Project Coordinator Mobile: (66-1) PPM Website: MRS. MARIVIC P. UZARRAGA Geodata and Information Management CCOP Technical Secretariat 24 th Fl., Suite , Thai CC Tower 889, Sathorn Tai Road, Bangkok THAILAND Tel. (66-2) to 81 Fax. (66-2) ccopts@ccop.or.th Website: Summary:

32 Summary The DOE updated the participants of the various activities in the Philippine upstream sector, resource inventory process, economic modeling using knowledge learned from the expert visit and the natural gas industry. The Norwegian resource persons presented how their government authorities conduct economic evaluations on new areas, necessary prior to their licensing round and also their internal process of evaluating and approving development plans while Korea and Vietnam resource persons shared their experiences and strategies in evaluating exploration and development areas. The group exercises and discussions provided an opportunity to experience and understand economic and fiscal modeling using data from the case study area as input with the simulation tool of the GeoX software.

33 ANNEX 21 COORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR GEOSCIENCE PROGRAMMES IN EAST AND SOUTHEAST ASIA (CCOP) PETROLEUM POLICY AND MANAGEMENT PROJECT 4th Workshop on the Philippine (Sulu Sea) Case Study Traders Hotel, Pasay City, Philippines March 2005 Day 1: Monday, 14 March 0830 Registration 0900 OPENING CEREMONIES P R O G R A M Opening Remarks Mr. Simplicio P. Caluyong PPM Project Coordinator, CCOP Technical Secretariat Welcome Address Dr. Guillermo R. Balce Undersecretary, DOE Keynote Address Ms. Trine Joranli Chargé d Affaires, The Royal Norwegian Embassy - Manila 1000 Group Photo, Coffee/tea 1030 Housekeeping, Review of past activities, future plans and Agenda of the workshop Introduction of Case Study Members Mr. Simplicio P. Caluyong DOE Presentations: The Philippine Energy Plan Ms. Elizabeth G. Navalta Director, Energy Policy and Planning Bureau Natural Gas Market for the Sulu Sea Region Mr. Jess T. Tamang Chief, Natural Gas Management Division

34 1200 Lunch Update on the Upstream Petroleum Activities Mr. Ismael U. Ocampo Chief, Petroleum Resource Development Division Development Options for the Sulu Sea Region Mr. Redentor D. Pascual Senior Science Research Specialist, Petroleum Resources Development Division 1300 Continue with DOE presentations 1430 Tea/Coffee Break 1500 Development Solutions Overview on the various technology or development alternatives Marginally economic field solutions Criteria for making decisions for a development system Technologies and management systems that contributes to a better economy Technology solutions for small offshore gas discoveries Gas center and pipeline systems Maximizing pipeline capacities Evaluation of natural landing sites and user potential for gas (market) Fiscal Framework and Government Strategies Role of government and industry Finding the right fiscal system goals and consequences Project risks and economy Government and company take Economic incentives for gas utilization (CDM) Messrs. Tore Bjordal and Stig Svalheim Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) Country presentations on offshore immature and/or marginally economic fields and government policies that improved the economy of the field: 1. Vietnam 2. Thailand 3. Indonesia 4. Malaysia Group work, discussions and presentations! 1630 End of Day Welcome Dinner (smart casual)

35 Day 2-4: Tuesday-Thursday, March (with break schedule same as Day 1) Continue with development solutions and fiscal framework NPD Day 5: Friday, 18 March (with break schedule same as Day 1) 0830 Continue with development solutions and fiscal framework and summary of the NPD presentation NPD 1400 Workshop summary and evaluation 1600 End of Day Farewell dinner (TBA) Day 6: Saturday, 19 March TRIP TO CORREGIDOR LIST OF PARTICIPANTS DISTINGUISHED GUEST 1. MS. TRINE JORANLI First Secretary Royal Norwegian Embassy-Manila 21st Flr., Petron Mega Plaza Bldg., 358 Senator Gil Puyat Avenue, Makati City, PHILIPPINES trj@mfa.no Tel: (632) to 49 Fax: (632) , DR. GUILLERMO R. BALCE Undersecretary Department of Energy (DOE) grbalce@doe.gov.ph Tel: (632) Fax: (632) MRS. GRISELDA J. G. BAUSA Assistant Secretary Department of Energy (DOE) gbausa@doe.gov.ph Tel: (632) Fax: (632) MR. RAMON ALLAN V. OCA

36 Assistant Director Energy Resource Development Bureau Department of Energy (DOE) E -mail: rvoca@doe.gov.ph Tel: (632) Fax: RESOURCE PERSON 5. MR. ISMAEL U. OCAMPO Chief, Geologist Petroleum Resource Development Division Department of Energy (DOE) iocampo@doe.gov.ph Tel: (632) Fax: (632) MS. ELIZABETH G. NAVALTA Director Energy Policy and Planning Bureau Department of Energy (DOE) enavalta@doe.gov.ph Telefax: (632) MR. JESUS T. TAMANG Chief, Natural Gas Management Division Department of Energy (DOE) jtamang@doe.gov.ph Telefax: (632) MR. REDENTOR D. PASCUAL Senior Geologist Petroleum Resources Development Division Department of Energy (DOE) rpascual@doe.gov.ph Tel: (632) Fax: (632) MR. TORE BJORDAL Petroleum Advisor

37 The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) Prof. Olav Hanssensvei 10, P.O. Box 600 N-4003 Stavanger, NORWAY MR. STIG SVALHEIM Economic Advisor The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) Prof. Olav Hanssensvei 10, P.O. Box 600 N-4003 Stavanger, NORWAY Tel: (47 51) , Fax: (47 51) CAMBODIA 1. MR. LIM VATHA PPM National Coordinator Deputy Director of Upstream Division Cambodian National Petroleum Authority (CNPA) #13-14, Russian Federation Blvd. Sangkat Kakab, Khan Dangkor P.O. Box 1442, Phnom Penh, CAMBODIA Tel: (855-11) , Fax: (855-23) MR. CHAP SAMNANG Official of Upstream Division Cambodian National Petroleum Authority (CNPA) #13-14, Russian Federation Blvd. Sangkat Kakab, Khan Dangkor P.O. Box 1442, Phnom Penh, CAMBODIA Tel: (855-11) , Fax: (855-23) CHINA 3. MR. UNG PHANY Director of Administration Division Cambodian National Petroleum Authority (CNPA) #13-14, Russian Federation Blvd. Sangkat Kakab, Khan Dangkor P.O. Box 1442, Phnom Penh, CAMBODIA Tel: (855-16) , Fax: (855-23)

38 4. MR. WANG LIANGGUO Petroleum Economist Exploration & Development Institute of Southwest Branch Company (SINOPEC) 66 Zhixiang Rd., Qinglongchang, Chengdu Sichuan, , P.R. CHINA Tel: (86-28) MR. XIE FENG Petroleum Engineer Exploration & Development Institute of Southwest Branch Company (SINOPEC) 66 Zhixiang Rd., Qinglongchang, Chengdu Sichuan, , P.R. CHINA Tel: (86-28) , Fax: (86-28) MR. ZHOU QINGFAN Vice Director for E&P Strategy and Planning Sector Exploration & Production Research Institute, Sinopec, No.31 Xueyuan Road, Haidian District, Beijing, P.R. CHINA Tel: (86-10) Fax: (86-10) INDONESIA KOREA 7. MR. SASONGKO HADIPANDOYO Senior Staff of Hydrocarbon Resource Assessment Group, Exploration Division, PPPTMGB LEMIGAS Jalan Ciledug Raya Kav 109, Cipulir, Kebayoran Lama, Jakarta 12230, INDONESIA Tel: (62-21) ext Fax: (62-21) , DR. HO-YOUNG LEE Principal Research Geologist Korea Institute of Geoscience & Mineral Resources (KIGAM) 30 Gajeong dong, Yusung-ku, Daejeon, , KOREA Tel: (82 42) , Fax: (82 42) DR. JIN-DAM SON

39 Principal Research Geologist Korea Institute of Geoscience & Mineral Resources (KIGAM) 30 Gajeong dong, Yusung-ku, Daejeon, , KOREA Tel.: (82 42) , Fax: (82 42) MALAYSIA 10. MR. ROSLI B. ABDUL RAHIM Executive Petroleum Economist Strategic Planning Department, Petroleum Management Unit, PETRONAS Level 28, Tower1, PETRONAS Twin Towers, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA Tel: (603) Fax: (603) PHILIPPINES 11. MRS. TENGKU NORINA TENGKU NASARUDDIN Senior Budget Analyst Strategic Planning Department, Petroleum Management Unit, PETRONAS Level 28, Tower1, PETRONAS Twin Towers, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA Tel: (603) , Fax: (603) MS. EDITHA S. ABANGAN PPM National Coordinator Supervisor, Geologist, Department of Energy (DOE) Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (63-2) , to 21 Fax: (63-2) MR. GUILLERMO ANSAY PPM National Co-coordinator Senior Geologist, Department of Energy (DOE) Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (63-2) , to 21 Fax: (63-2) MR. JED B. ARAGONES Senior Geologist/Mining Engineer

40 Department of Energy (DOE) Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (632) Fax: (632) MR. JAIME A. BACUD Supervisor, Geologist Department of Energy (DOE) Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (632) Fax: (632) MR. EDMUNDO B. GUAZON Senior Geologist Department of Energy (DOE) Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (632) Fax: (632) MR. ROLANDO Z. MORALES Senior Science Research Specialist Department of Energy (DOE) Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (632) Fax: (632) MS. ISABEL ADJANI B. NICOLAS Science Research Specialist II Department of Energy (DOE) Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (632) ext. 345 Fax: (632) MR. REDENTOR D. PASCUAL Senior Science Research Specialist Department of Energy (DOE) Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES

41 Tel: (632) Fax: (632) MR. NEIL O. PESA Senior Science Research Specialist Petroleum Resources Development Division Department of Energy (DOE) Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (632) , , Fax: (632) MS. MEAN CABAGUING Secretary, Petroleum Resources Development Division Department of Energy Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (632) Fax: (632) MR. GENEROSO P. REVILLA Senior Geologist, Information and Database Management Division, Department of Energy Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel : (632) Fax : (632) MR. ARNEL S. ANDRIANO Senior Science Research Specialist Natural Gas Management Division, Department of Energy Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES aandrian@doe.gov.ph, arnelandriano@yahoo.com TeleFax: (632) DR. EMMANUEL V. TAMESIS Consultant Philippine National Oil Company-Exploration Corporation

42 Bldg.1, Energy Center, Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (632) Fax: (632) MR. PAUL R. BERNABE Senior Explorationist Philippine National Oil Company-Exploration Corporation Bldg.1, Energy Center, Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (632) Fax: (632) MR. AMORMIO TERESO S. BENTER Drilling Engineer Philippine National Oil Company-Exploration Corporation Bldg.1, Energy Center, Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (632) Fax: (632) MR. JACK B. BARAJAS Petroleum Explorationist Philippine National Oil Company-Exploration Corporation Bldg.1, Energy Center, Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (632) Fax: MR. JONATHAN T. NITURA Project Engineer Philippine National Oil Company-Exploration Corporation Bldg.1, Energy Center, Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig, Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES Tel: (632) Fax: (632) THAILAND 29. MS. AREE RITTIPAT Geologist Department of Mineral Fuels

43 1010 Chinawatra Tower 3, Fl. 25, Viphavadee Rangsit Rd., Bangkok, 10900, THAILAND Tel: (66-2) ext Mobile: (66-1) VIETNAM 30. MRS. BOONBANDAN YUVANASIRI Expert on Concession Administration / Petroleum Engineer Department of Mineral Fuels 1010 Chinawatra Tower 3, Fl. 25, Viphavadee Rangsit Rd., Bangkok, 10900, THAILAND boonbandan@dmf.go.th Tel: (66-2) Fax: (66-2) MR. BUI THIEU SON Deputy Manager, Reservoir Engineering PetroVietnam Exploration and Production 1st Floor, Block G1, Thanh Da Hotel Ward 27, Binhthanh district Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM btson-cnm@pvep.com.vn 32. MR. NGUYEN QUANG BO Deputy General Director PetroVietnam Exploration and Production 1st Floor, Block G1, Thanh Da Hotel Ward 27, Binhthanh district Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM pvep@pvep.com.vn Tel: (84-8) Fax: (84-8) CCOP TECHNICAL SECRETARIAT 33. MR. SIMPLICIO P. CALUYONG PPM Project Coordinator CCOP Technical Secretariat 24 th Fl., Suite , Thai CC Tower 889, Sathorn Tai Road, Bangkok THAILAND sim@ccop.or.th Tel. (66-2) to 81, Fax. (66-2) Mobile: (66-1) MS. PEERADA SRISOMBOON

44 Assistant to Technical Division CCOP Technical Secretariat 24 th Fl., Suite , Thai CC Tower 889, Sathorn Tai Road, Bangkok THAILAND Tel. (66-2) to 81, Fax. (66-2) Mobile: (66-1) PPM Website: ccopts@ccop.or.th Website: Summary The Norwegian resource persons from NPD presented Norway s experiences related to development and production technology, fiscal framework and economic analysis that can be applied to the case study. Participants from Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia shared also their experiences on offshore marginal field development highlighting their government s strategies to improve the economy of the marginal fields. Group exercises and discussions on technology solutions, economics and the Philippine Malampaya oil-leg development issue were also conducted.

45 ANNEX 22 COORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR GEOSCIENCE PROGRAMMES IN EAST AND SOUTHEAST ASIA (CCOP) PETROLEUM POLICY AND MANAGEMENT PROJECT 5th Workshop on the Philippine (Sulu Sea) Case Study March 2006, Cebu City, Philippines Exploration strategies and attracting investments for exploration in the frontier basin Program DAY 1: 14 March 0830 Registration CCOP TS 0900 Opening Ceremony Opening remarks Sim Caluyong, CCOP TS 0920 Group Photo Welcome speech Keynote Address 0930 coffee/tea break Mr. Ramon Oca, DOE H.E. MR.STÅLE TORSTEIN RISA, Ambassador of Norway 1000 Workshop backgrounder and review of past activities CCOP TS 1030 Philippine Presentations: DOE a. Update on the upstream petroleum activities in the Philippines a.1 resource inventory update (including case study area) a.2 new contracts awarded a.3 new petroleum prospect/play identified b. Report on the PPM expert visits to the Philippine case study 1200 Lunch Introduction of presenters Espen Myhra/Mari Kvaal - Presentation of the program Espen Myhra 1. Legal and fiscal framework - Important factors relating to framework conditions Espen Myhra 1630 Summaries 1830 Welcome dinner

46 Day 2: 15 March (am/pm breaks at 1000/1500 and lunch break at ) Cont. 1. Legal and fiscal framework - Introduction to framework conditions Espen Myhra - Country presentations of fiscal regime (All CCOP Member Countries) 2. So much money yet so few drillable prospects - Global outlook for the petroleum sector Espen Myhra - Geological learning curve Mari Kvaal o Challenges in frontier areas - What kind of companies do different areas need? Espen Myhra 3. Exploration strategies in frontier areas - Country presentations: (All CCOP Member Countries) - Frontier basin definitions o Location of frontier basins o Challenges in frontier basins - Group exercise / discussion: o How to obtain information in frontier areas? Day 3: 16 March (am/pm breaks at 1000/1500 and lunch break at ) Cont. 3. Exploration strategies in frontier areas - Companies view Mari Kvaal 4. Role of Government in promoting exploration activity in frontier areas - Data management Mari Kvaal - Promotion of frontier areas: Effective communication Espen Myhra 5. Effective mechanisms of licensing exploration acreage - Introduction to different licensing systems Espen Myhra - Country presentations: (All CCOP Member Countries) o Licensing mechanisms - How should proven and potential resources be exploited? Espen Myhra o Introduction to licensing terms: work obligations, relinquishment rules etc. - Case study How is it done in other countries? Day 4: 17 March (am/pm breaks at 1000/1500 and lunch break at )

47 6. Developing National Competence through training and Technology transfer Presentation/ Discussions Summary of the workshop Presentation of the field trip program Workshop Evaluation Closing remarks Farewell Dinner Resource Persons/CCOP TS Local organizer CCOP TS CCOP TS Day 5: Field Trip The Petroleum Policy and Management (PPM) Project 5 th Workshop of the Philippine Sulu Sea-East Palawan Basin Case Study March 2006, Cebu City, Philippines H.E. MR.STÅLE TORSTEIN RISA DISTINGUISHED GUESTS Ambassador Royal Norwegian Embassy The Philippines Stale.torstein.risa@mfa.no MR. VICTOR EMMANUEL S. DATA Assistant Secretary Department of Energy (DOE) PNPC Complex, Merritt Road, Fort Bonifacio, Metro Manila Republic of the Philippines MR. RAMON ALAN V. OCA Director Energy Resource Development Bureau (ERDB) Department of Energy (DOE) PNPC Complex, Merritt Road, Fort Bonifacio, Metro Manila Republic of the Philippines

48 MR. ANTONIO LABIOS Director Department of Energy Visayas Field Office 11 th Fl., Metrobank Plaza, Osmena Blvd., Cebu City, The Philippines Tel. (63-32) , Fax. (63-32) RESOURCE PERSONS MR. ESPEN MYHRA MS. MARI KVAAL Assistant Director General Oil and Gas Department Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy P.O. Box 8148 Dep, NO-0033 Oslo, Norway Tel: (47-22) Fax: (47-22) Economist Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) Professor Olav Hanssens 10, P.O. Box 600, NO-4003 Stavanger, Norway Tel: (47-51) Fax: (47-51) LIST OF PARTICIPANTS NAME POSITION / ADDRESS CAMBODIA 1) MR. LIM VATHA Deputy Director of Upstream Division, CNPA ppm_cambodia@online.com.kh Tel : (855-11) Fax : (855-23)

49 2) MR. KIMTY PHALLY Vice Chief of Downstream Division, CNPA kimtyphally11@hotmaill.com ppm_cambodia@online.com.kh Tel : (855-12) , Fax : (855-23) Cambodian National Petroleum Authority (CNPA) #13-14 Russian Federation Blvd., Sangkat Kakab, Khan Dangkor, P.O. Box 1442, Phnom Penh, Cambodia CHINA 3) DR. ZHANG YONGGUI (OWN COST) Vice Director of Exploration Division, Senior geologist Exploration & Production Research Institute, SINOPEC, No.31 Xueyuan Road, Haidian District, Beijing, , P.R.CHINA zhangyongguiok@pepris.com Tel: , Fax: NAME POSITION / ADDRESS 4) MS. CAI LIXUE Senior Geologist Cailx@pepris.com Tel: (86-10) , Fax: (86-10) Exploration & Production Research Institute, SINOPEC, No.31 Xueyuan Road, Haidian District, Beijing, , P.R.CHINA 5) MR. WANG LIANGGUO Senior Petroleum Geologist Exploration & Development Institute of Southwest Company, SINOPEC 66 Zhixiang Rd., Qinglongchang, Chengdu, Sichuan, , P.R.CHINA liangguo01@163.com Tel: , Mobile: Fax: INDONESIA 6) MR. SASONGKO HADIPANDOYO PPM National Coordinator of Indonesia PPPTMGB LEMIGAS Jl. Ciledug Raya Kav 109, Cipulir Jakarta 12230, INDONESIA sasongko@lemigas.esdm.go.id Tel: (62-21) ext 1375 Fax: (62-21) ,

50 7) MR. DIPA MULIA (OWN COST) Director PT. PATRA NUSA DATA GEDUNG ARSIP PERTAMINA, Jl. Yos Sudarso Jembatan Tiga, Plumpang, Jakarta Utara, Indonesia Tel: (62-21) , Fax: (62-21) KOREA 8) DR. HO-YOUNG LEE Principal Researcher, Hydrocarbon Resources Group Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources (KIGAM) 30 Gajeong-dong, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, , Republic of Korea Tel: (82-42) , Fax: (82-42) NAME POSITION / ADDRESS 9) MR. JI-WHAN, KIM Researcher, Mineral Economics Team Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources (KIGAM) 30 Gajeong-dong, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, , Republic of Korea kjiwhan@kigam.re.kr Tel: (82-42) Fax: (82-42) MALAYSIA 10) DR. JAIZAN HARDI MOHAMED JAIS Manager, Petroleum Management Unit (PMU) PETRONAS Level 22, Tower 2, Petronas Twin Towers, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tel.: (603) , Fax.: (603) jaizan@petronas.com.my 11) MS. NUR AZAH BINTI ZULKIFLI Geoscientist Petroliam Nasional Bhd (PETRONAS) PRAM, Level 22, Petroleum Management Unit, Tower 2, Petronas Twin Tower, 50088, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tel: (603) , Fax: (603) azahzulkifli@petronas.com.my

51 PAPUA NEW GUINEA 12) MS. LARISSA SOLOMON-NOMBE Operations Geologist Department of Petroleum and Energy P.O Box 1993, Port Moresby 121, National Capital District, Papua New Guinea Tel: (675) Fax: (675) ) MS. JOY IRENE MATAENGE Petroleum Geologist Department of Petroleum and Energy P.O Box 1993, Port Moresby 121, National Capital District, Papua New Guinea Tel:(675) , Fax:(675) PHILIPPINES 14) MR. GUILLERMO H. ANSAY Senior Science Research Specialist (SRS) Department of Energy (DOE) Petroleum Resources Development Division, Energy Center, Merritt Rd., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines Tel. (63-2) , to 21, Local 237/ Fax. (63-2) ) MR. REDENTOR D. PASCUAL Supervising SRS Tel. (63-2) , Fax. (63-2) ) MS. ARLENE A. MAGBANUA Supervising Science Research Specialist, Geologist, Petroleum Resource Development Division, Department of Energy (DOE) Tel. (63-2) , Mobile Fax. (63-2)

52 17) MR. EDMUNDO B. GUAZON Supervising SRS, Geologist Tel. (63-2) , Fax. (63-2) ) MR. JED B. ARAGONES Sr SRS, Geologist Tel. (63-2) , Fax. (63-2) NAME POSITION / ADDRESS 19) MR. ANDRES O. PANGILINAN Sr SRS, Geologist wengky@yahoo.com Tel. (63-2) , Fax. (63-2) ) MR. DEMUJIN F. ANTIPORDA Sr SRS, Geologist Tel. (63-2) , Fax. (63-2) dfa68@yahoo.com

53 21) MS. ISABEL A. NICOLAS Science Research Specialist II (Geologist) Tel. (63-2) , Fax. (63-2) ) MS. MARY ANN Z. CABAGUING Secretariat Tel. (63-2) Fax. (63-2) ) MR. GERALD C. CABIZARES Senior Science Research Specialist Department of Energy Visayas Field Office 11 th Fl., Metrobank Plaza, Osmena Blvd., Cebu City, The Philippines Tel. (63-32) , Fax. (63-32) NAME POSITION / ADDRESS 24) MR. EDUARDO L. AMANTE Chief, Energy Resource Development & Utilization Division, Department of Energy Visayas Field Office 11 th Fl., Metrobank Plaza, Osmena Blvd., Cebu City, The Philippines Tel. (63-32) , Fax. (63-32) eamante@doe.gov.ph NAME POSITION / ADDRESS

54 25) DR. EMMANUEL V. TAMESIS Consultant, PNOC-EC / PNOC Fort Bonifacio, Merrit Road, Energy Center, Taguig City, Metro Manila, The Philippines Tel. (63-2) evtamesis@yahoo.com 26) MR. JAIME A. BACUD Geoscientist, PNOC-EC PNOC Bldg 1, Fort Bonifacio, Merrit Road, Energy Center, Taguig City, Metro Manila, The Philippines Tel. (63-2) ext 4205 Fax. (63-2) jbacud@pnoc-ec.com.ph THAILAND 27) MR. SUNTON SRIGULWONG PPM National Coordinator, Geologist Director of Petroleum Potential Assessment Group sunton@dmf.go.th Mobile: (66-9) Tel: (66-2) , Fax: (66-2) ) MR. WIJAIYUT PRAPAWIT Geologist wijaiyut@dmf.go.th Tel: (66-2) ext.5510, Fax: (66-2) Department of Mineral Fuels (DMF) Ministry of Energy Shinnawatra Tower III, 24 th Floor Viphavadi Rangsit Road, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand NAME POSITION / ADDRESS VIETNAM 29) MR. TRINH VIET THANG Upstream Project Coordinator PETROVIETNAM 22 Ngo Quyen, Hanoi, Vietnam tvthang_htgt@hn.pv.com.vn Tel: (84-4) ext. 489 Fax: (84-4)

55 CCOP TECHNICAL SECRETARIAT MR. SIMPLICIO P. CALUYONG PPM Project Coordinator Mobile:: (66-1) MS. PETCHARAT SARAWISUTRA Programme Manager Mobile: (66-1) CCOP Technical Secretariat 24th Floor, Room , Thai CC Tower 889, Sathorn Tai Road, Sathorn, Bangkok, THAILAND Tel: (66-2) to 81, Fax: (66-2) Summary The presentations and discussions covered subjects on petroleum legal and fiscal frameworks, strategies for exploration and investment promotions, and

56 development of national competencies. These were highlighted with actual examples and cases in Norway and from other petroleum producing countries in the world. In addition, the CCOP Countries also presented their own strategies to stimulate investments in upstream petroleum. Group discussions and sharing of experiences in attracting investments and benchmarking of petroleum fiscal regimes, data management, and licensing mechanisms were also accomplished during the workshop.

57 ANNEX 23 PPM Philippines Case Study: 1 st Experts Visit Introduction to Economic Modelling of Petroleum Resources Conducted by: Dr. Alfred Kjemperud The Bridge Group As Venue: The Richmonde Hotel Date: May 2003 PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES Day 1, Wednesday 21 May Preparations for the lectures and exercises Loading economic modelling software on DoE s computers (The SW is Excel based) Basic petroleum economy Cash flow Net Present value Expected monetary Value Internal Rate of Return Payback time Maximum exposure Elements in a fiscal regime Bonuses and Royalties Cost Oil and Profit Oil Tax Economic modelling Elements in a model Production curves Capex and Opex Fiscal terms Basic assumptions Oil price Escalations, Inflation, Discount factor, and Depreciation rules Practical exercise Realistic example of oil field modelled by use of the Philippine fiscal terms Day 2, Thursday 22 May Continue Practical modelling exercise Sensitivity modelling Building sets of comparative models Spider diagrams Modelling during negotiations Practical exercise

58 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS NAME DIVISION POSITION 1. Ismael U. Ocampo Oil & Gas Division (OGD) Division Chief 2. Emmanuel C. Danar Contracts and Negotiation Div. Division Chief 3. Thelma M. Cerdena Compliance Division (CD) Division Chief 4. Luningning G. Baltazar Planning SRS II 5. Jaime A. Bacud OGD Supervising SRS 6. Edmundo B. Guazon OGD Supervising SRS 7. Clarita M. Garcia CD Fiscal Analyst II 8. Arnel S. Andriano NatGas Senior SRS 9. Edith S. Abangan OGD Senior SRS 10. Arlene A. Magbanua OGD Senior SRS 11. Generoso P. Revilla OGD Senior SRS 12. Guillermo H. Ansay OGD Senior SRS 13. Jed B. Aragones OGD Senior SRS 14. Rolando Z. Morales OGD Senior SRS 15. Ma. Corazon V. Sta Ana OGD Senior SRS 16. Redentor D. Pascual OGD SRS II 17. Neil O. Pesa OGD SRS II 18. Jason Jude P. Villegas OGD SRS II 19. Winifredo S. Malabanan OGD SRS II 20. Andres O. Pangilinan OGD SRS II 21. Demujin F. Antiporda OGD SRS II 22. Josephine P. Quindoza CD Fiscal Analyst II 23. Marilyn T. Posada CD Fiscal Examiner IV 24. Simplicio P. Caluyong CCOP PPM Reg.Coordinator

59 Summary The visit was requested by the DOE to support their on-going preparation for the 1 st Philippine Petroleum Contracting Round (PCR1). The discussions and exercises covered basic petroleum economy, elements in a fiscal regime, economic modeling, and sensitivity modeling. The knowledge learned from the exercises was very useful for DOE s preparation of the PCR1.

60 ANNEX 24 2 ND Expert Visit to the PPM Philippines: Khun Supaporn Pisutha-Arnond PTTEP, Thailand Course on the Application of Organic Geochemistry to Source Rock Appraisal and Hydrocarbon Characteristics September 2004 DOE Audio Visual Room, Taguig City, Metro Manila Objectives: Regarding to the evaluation of the petroleum opportunities, most geoscientists spend most of their time considering reservoir rocks and trapping configurations. Today there is an awareness of the critical importance of the presence and recognition source rocks, which are non-reservoir rocks. The objectives of this lecture are: - To review the fundamental principles of petroleum geochemistry of source rocks and hydrocarbon generations, - To demonstrate the direct application of source rock geochemistry to prospect evaluation, and - To study using the database in Philippines to gain the knowledge of geochemistry. Course Program The course is planned for 2 days during September th September 2004: To review the fundamental principles of petroleum geochemistry of source rocks and hydrocarbon generations - To demonstrate the direct application of source rock geochemistry to prospect evaluation. 15 th September 2004: Workshop: using the database in Phillippines, group works together to gain the knowledge of geochemistry and to evaluate the source rocks in economic and practical approach.

61 Expected outcome/output It is understood that most petroleum geologists have been exposed to the petroleum geochemistry to some extent. But most the formal classes are however very academic. This lecture is planned to present the most important and practical aspects of petroleum geochemistry in application to the prospect evaluation. At the end of the course, the participants should be able to plan for data acquired and evaluate source rocks potentials and hydrocarbon prospectivity of the basin. The lecturer: Ms Supaporn Pisutha-Arnond Background of the lecturer Ms Supaporn Pisutha-Arnond is a senior geologist at PTT Exploration and Production Public Co. Ltd (PTTEP), Bangkok, Thailand. She obtained her BSc degree in Geology from Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand in She served at Geological Survey of Thailand as a palaeontologist for many years. Her career in petroleum industry began when she joined Schlumberger S.A., Thailand in 1983 where she became Log Analyst specialized in shaly sand interpretation. After 3 years in Schlumberger S.A., Thailand she had worked with BP Development (Thailand Branch) for 7 years before being transferred to PTTEP. At PTTEP she was assigned to study on geochemistry. She has gained geochemistry experiences from working in an oil field, onshore Thailand and gas field offshore Thailand. LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Agency/Company 1. Editha S. Abangan DOE 2. Guillermo H. Ansay DOE 3. Demujin F. Antiporda DOE 4. Jed B. Aragones DOE 5. Jaime A. Bacud DOE 6. F. B. del Rosario DOE 7. Letty S. Pangilinan DOE 8. Andres O. Pangilinan, Jr. DOE 9. Edmundo B. Guazon DOE 10. Ismael U. Ocampo DOE 11. Arlene A. Magbanua DOE 12. Rolando Z. Morales DOE 13. Generoso P. Revilla DOE 14. M. M. M. Olivar PNOC 15. FEB Bayon PNOC 16. Jack Barajas PNOC 17. Monina Forbes PNOC 18. Renato Borbajo PNOC * PNOC Philippine National Oil Company

62 Summary Ms. Supaporn Pisutha-Arnond, a senior geologist of PTTEP reviewed the fundamental principles of petroleum geochemistry of source rocks and hydrocarbon generations and demonstrated the direct application of source rock geochemistry to prospect evaluation. She also presented how petroleum geochemistry studies have helped her company in the evaluation of the prospects and plays. The discussions and exercises used Philippine data and that helped the DOE technical staff, particularly those members of the PPM Team, in their assessment of the potential of Sulu Sea region, the case study area.

63 ANNEX 25 PPM Project Philippine case study 3 rd Expert Visit Expert: Mr. Robert Wong Hin Fatt, PETRONAS, Malaysia Mr. Othman Ali Mahmud, PETRONAS, Malaysia GEOSCIENCE SKILL PROGRAMME Technical Skill: Sequence Stratigraphic Analysis (PG2) Skill Level 1/2 PG 2: SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC ANALYSIS LEARNING OBJECTIVE: TO PROVIDE GEOSCIENTISTS AN UNDERSTANDING OF SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC CONCEPTS AND SKILL TO APPLY SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION TECHNIQUES a 5-day programme by Robert Wong Hin Fatt, Ramlee Rahman and Othman Ali Mahmud LESSON OBJECTIVE : At the end of the lesson learners will be able to: { differentiate between lithostratigraphy, biostratigraphy and chronostratigraphy { ascertain the effectiveness of chronostratigraphy in hydrocarbon exploration and development { define the concepts of sequence stratigraphy { locate each systems tracts in a third-order sequence stratigraphic model Sequence Stratigraphic Concepts Day 1 Level 1/2 TOPICS/SUB- DURATION/ TOPICS/INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION INSTRUCTORS TOPIC : Chronostratigraphy 90 minutes INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION : An overview on the difference between lithostratigraphy, biostratigraphy and Othman chronostratigraphy is introduced to the group. The Ramlee benefits of chronostratigraphic scheme in hydrocarbon exploration and development with LEARNING STRATEGIES Lecture Q & A LEARNIN G MEDIA LCD Handouts

64 successful cases are highlighted. Participants are encouraged to ask questions in order to understand the topic. TOPIC : Stratigraphic Signature Of A Basin INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION : The stratigraphic signature of a basin is presented which is a composite of four factors: sea-level changes, uplifts and subsidence, sediment supply and climate. Examples of the stratigraphic signatures of Malay, Sarawak and Sabah Basins are exhibited. The instructor will introduce the definition of sequence stratigraphy. Participants are encouraged to ask questions on the stratigraphic signature of a basin. TOPIC : A Third-order Sequence Stratigraphic Model Showing Systems Tracts INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION : A third-order sequence stratigraphic model showing systems tracts is presented. The model is displayed in both depth and geologic time. The three systems tracts- lowstand, transgressive and highstand including the sequence boundary, maximum flooding surface and transgressive are expounded. An exercise is to be carried out by the participants to translate the sequence stratigraphic model in depth to geologic time. 90 minutes Othman Ramlee 180 minutes Robert Lecture Q & A Lecture Q & A Exercise LCD Handouts LCD Handouts LESSON OBJECTIVE : At the end of the lesson learners will be able to: { derive a relative sea-level curve { construct a localised coastal onlap chart { describe log motifs and interpret the associated facies { delineate and describe the stacking patterns of parasequences and correlate the sequences from well data Sequence Analysis Day 2 Level 1/2 TOPICS/SUB- DURATION/ TOPICS/INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION INSTRUCTORS TOPIC : Sea-level Fluctuations 90 minutes INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION : The concept of sea-level fluctuations is presented. First-order, second order and third order eustatic sea-level cycles are shown on the Global Sea Level Robert Chart of Haq. Et Al with the emphasis on major rises and falls. The component systems tracts LEARNING STRATEGIES Lecture Q & A Exercise LEARNIN G MEDIA LCD Handouts

65 within the sea-level cycle are explained. Participants will be given an exercise on sea-level fluctuations and subsidence. TOPIC : Coastal Onlap Chart INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION : The global coastal onlap chart as derived by Haq. Et. Al. is illustrated. The methodology and benefits of deriving a coastal onlap chart is clarified. An exercise will be given to derive a coastal onlap chart from a third-order sequence stratigraphic model. Another exercise is given to derive a localised coastal onlap chart from seismic data. TOPIC : Stratal Patterns And Log-based Sequence Correlation INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION : Log motifs are described and the related facies interpretation is presented. Stratal patterns of Type-1 and Type-2 sequences are displayed. The stacking patterns of each parasequence/parasequence set and its associated rate of deposition or accommodation is elucidated. Candidates for sequence boundaries and maximum flooding surfaces from logs are also pointed out. An exercise to delineate and describe the stacking patterns of parasequences in well-logs is given. Another exercise on sequence correlation from wells is also given. 90 minutes Robert 180 minutes Othman Ramlee Lecture Q & A Exercise Lecture Q & A Exercise LCD Handouts LCD Handouts LESSON OBJECTIVE : At the end of the lesson learners will be able to: { define the seismic character in terms of amplitude, frequency, and phase and seismic reflection terminations { describe the seismic expressions and configurations { interpret its depositional setting from the seismic facies { perform a seismic facies interpretation Seismic Facies Analysis Day 3 Level 1/2 TOPICS/SUB- DURATION/ TOPICS/INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION INSTRUCTORS TOPIC : Introduction To Seismic Facies Analysis 60 minutes INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION : A 60 minute video on seismic stratigraphy is shown. The instructor is Dr. Peter Vail, the pioneer on seismic sequence stratigraphy. Seismic facies Robert terms are introduced in this video. Participants are encouraged to ask questions concerning the topic presented. LEARNING STRATEGIES Lecture Q & A Exercise LEARNIN G MEDIA Video Handouts

66 TOPIC : Seismic Facies Definition The seismic facies is defined which include the amplitude, frequency, phase, continuity and geometry. Seismic reflection terminations such as onlap, downlap, toplap and truncation are exhibited. Local examples will be used for illustrations. Participants are encouraged to ask questions concerning the topic presented. TOPIC : Seismic Expression And Configuration The seismic expression and configuration are discussed which include- mounded facies; parallel, continuous; divergent, discontinuous; hummocky; oblique, sigmoidal and shingled clionoforms, weak reflectors and reflection free. The correlation of each seismic facies to lithofacies is discussed. Participants are given an exercise to describe the seismic facies and interpret its lithofacies and associated depositional setting. TOPIC : Seismic Stratigraphic Interpretation Participants are taught how to correlate and interpret seismic facies. Participants are given an exercise to correlate and interpret the seismic facies and structural styles. The exercise includes identification of reflection terminations, major surfaces and seismic facies and structural styles. 60 minutes Robert 60 minutes Robert 180 minutes Othman Ramlee Lecture Q & A Exercise Lecture Q & A Exercise Lecture Q & A Exercise LCD Handouts LCD Handouts LCD Handouts LESSON OBJECTIVE : at the end of the lesson, learners will be able to: { identify and interpret flooding surfaces and parasequence boundaries from cores and outcrops { integrate biostratigraphic, core and outcrop data into the sequence stratigraphic interpretation { interpret, correlate and map the sequences/parasequences and identify new hydrocarbon plays, prospects and untested reservoirs Interpretation, Correlation And Mapping Of Seqeuences/Parasequences Day 4 Level 1/2 TOPICS/SUB- DURATION/ LEARNING TOPICS/INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION INSTRUCTORS STRATEGIES TOPIC : Identification Of 120 minutes Lecture Sequences/Parasequences Q & A INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION : Exercise Participants are taught how to interpret flooding surfaces and parasequence boundaries from cores, outcrops and biostratigraphic data. Various outcrop Othman examples will be shown. The best data and tools to Ramlee LEARNIN G MEDIA Slides LCD Handouts

67 use for differentiating either maximum flooding surfaces, sequence boundaries and the component systems tracts are discussed with the relevant dimensions highlighted. Participants will be given an exercise to derive the systems tracts, parasequence boundaries and flooding surfaces from core data. TOPIC : Exercise On Interpretation, Correlation 240 minutes And Mapping Of Sequences/Parasequences INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION : A data set of base map, seismic lines, synthetic Robert curves, well logs, biostratigraphic data, Othman stratigraphic chart and pressure data will be Ramlee supplied for this exercise. The participants will analyse the log motifs, mark the stacking patterns and interpret the parasequences and correlate the systems tracts on the logs. The seismic facies has to be analysed too. The sedimentary packages must be interpreted, delineated and correlated to create a chronostratigraphic cross-section. Play fairway maps of the various reservoir packages must be generated to define any untested potential. LESSON OBJECTIVE : At the end of the lesson learners will be able to: Lecture Q & A Exercise LCD Handouts { have a broad knowledge of sequence stratigraphic concepts such as lowstand systems tract, transgressive systems tract, highstand systems tract within a third-order sequence { conduct a sequence stratigraphic study both field-wide and basin wide { present the findings of the sequence stratigraphic analysis Summary Of Sequence Stratigraphic Analaysis Day 5 Level 1/2 TOPICS/SUB- DURATION/ TOPICS/INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION INSTRUCTOR S TOPIC : Presentation of sequence stratigraphic 120 minutes exercise INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION : Each group will present their sequence stratigraphic analysis, explaining the methodology and the results including the untested play types and any proposal to test them. Robert Othman Ramlee Asiah LEARNING STRATEGIES Group Presentations Q & A LEARNING MEDIA OHP Handouts Participants will be questioned to gauge their understanding on the sequence stratigraphic concepts.

68 TOPIC : Review On How To Conduct A Sequence Stratigraphic Study INSTRUCTION/FACILITATION : The steps taken and the data needed for a comprehensive sequence stratigraphic study of a basin and field is reviewed. Participants will be asked on what is the suitable data and tools to identify parasequences, sequences, sequence boundaries, maximum flooding surfaces and systems tracts. 60 minutes Robert Othman Ramlee Asiah Lecture Q & A OHP Handouts At the end of the course, a certificate of attendance will be given to each participant. LIST OF PARTICIPANTS DOE Petroleum Resources Development Division 1. Editha S. Abangan 2. Guillermo H. Ansay 3. Demujin F. Antiporda 4. Jed B. Aragones 5. Jaime A. Bacud 6. Edmundo B. Guazon 7. Arlene Y. A. Magbanua 8. Rolando Z. Morales 9. Isabel Adjani B. Nicolas 10. Redentor D. Pascual 11. Andres O. Pangilinan, Jr. DOE ERTLS 1. Amelia de Guzman 2. Angela P. Revilla PNOC-Exploration Corporation 1. Monina T. Forbes 2. Renato M. Borbajo

69 Summary The following are the feedback from the participants: 1. The resource persons proficiency and competence on the subject, combined with their accommodating nature, created an atmosphere conducive to productive discussions particularly during exercises and group presentations. 2. The course had been well structured, effectively combining theories and practical exercises. The approach captured the interest of everyone for longer periods ensuring better absorption of the knowledge imparted. 3. The course materials are very impressive revealing the considerable time, money and effort spent in their preparation. 4. Reference to actual examples, both local and regional, provided realistic picture of the theories that had been presented. 5. Overall, the training package is Class A. In all aspects, it rivals, if not surpasses, the commercial courses that are offered by international entities.

70 ANNEX 26 PPM Project Philippines case study 4 th Expert Visit Natural Gas Management: The Government Role Audio Visual Room, DOE 24 November 2005 Expert: Dr. Allen Beasly, ASCOPE GAS CENTER TOPICS FOR GAS MANAGEMENT THE ROLE OF THE GOVERNMENT 1. LIBERALIZED MARKETS 2. SHORT TERM MARKETS 3. GAS PRICING 4. LONG TERM CONTRACTS 5. THIRD PARTY ACCESS 6. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE COST 7. TARIFFS 8. TRANSPORTATION 9. NPV, SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS 10. GAS CONTRACTS 11. DEVELOPMENT FOR SMALL GAS FIELDS 12. DECLARATION OF COMMERCIALITY 13. TRANSITION FROM UPSTREAM CONTRACTS TO DOWNSTREAM CONTRACTS LIST OF ATTENDEES NAME COMPANY/DESIGNATION 1. Rolando Morales DOE-PRDD/Sr. SRS 2. Marivic M. Hablan DOE-Contracts Division/Legal Asst. II 3. Leonides A. Garcia DOE-Compliance Division 4. Clarita M. Garcia DOE-Compliance Division

71 5. Jed B. Aragones DOE-PRDD-Sr. SRS 6. Ramon Allan V. Oca DOE-ERDB-Asst. Director 7. Jesus T. Tamang Natural Gas Office Chief 8. Redentor Pascual DOE-PRDD-Sr. SRS 9. Ismael U. Ocampo DOE-PRDD- Chief 10. Guillermo H. Ansay DOE-PRDD-Sr. SRS 11. Lani Cortes Natural Gas Office 12. Laura Saguin Natural Gas Office 13. Editha S. Abangan DOE-PRDD-Supervising SRS 14. Isabel Adjani Nicolas DOE-PRDD-SRS II 15. Victor Emmanuel Dato DOE-Assistant Secretary 16. Simplicio Caluyong CCOP-PPM Project Coordinator 17. Dr. Allen Beasley Resource Person ASCOPE GAS CENTER- Executive Director Summary Dr. Beasley presented the market situation and opportunities in the region and the reserves/production ratios of these markets. He also looked into the structural reforms instituted in selected international markets to highlight the major issues, and lessons learned from Europe, the USA, and Australia. Discussions on the current status of the Trans-ASEAN Gas Pipeline, one of the major ASCOPE project having a strong political support were also accomplished. Also discussed were some issues faced by DOE related to natural gas management.

72 ANNEX 27 PPM Project Philippines case study 5 th Expert Visit to DOE Philippines, Manila 6 th 10 th February 2006 Expert: Jan Bygdevoll, Discipline leader Reservoir Engineering, NPD Program Date Time Activity Monday 6. Morning Arrival in Manila Monday Planning meeting with Gil (DOE) Tuesday Introduction about DOE and Philippine DOE petroleum activity Introduction to Reservoir Management an Jan NPD role in Norway Lunch Discussion about how to secure good All reservoir management NPD roles and the use of PDO in Norway Jan Wednesday Data systems in NPD Jan Reservoir proprieties, sandstone reservoirs Jan Reservoir simulation Jan Lunch Group discussion All Presentation of results for discussion All Summing up Jan Special topics based on request Jan Thursday Material Balance example Jan Gas injection (Video) Jan Lunch Meeting with Norwegian Ambassador (with Sim) Friday 10. Morning Departure from Manila

73 Petroleum Policy and Management (PPM) Project 5 th Expert Visit to the Philippine- Sulu Sea-East Palawan Basin Case Study 7-10 February 2006, Manila, Philippines RESOURCE PERSON 1) MR. JAN BYGDEVOLL Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) P.O. Box 600, N-4003 Stavanger NORWAY Jan.Bygdevoll@npd.no PRELIMINARY LIST OF PARTICIPANTS NAME POSITION / ADDRESS CAMBODIA 1) MR. LIM VATHA Deputy Director of Upstream Division Cambodian National Petroleum Authority (CNPA) #13-14 Russian Federation Blvd., Sangkat Kakab, Khan Dangkor, P.O. Box 1442, Phnom Penh, Cambodia ppm_cambodia@online.com.kh Tel : (855-11) , Fax: (855-23) CHINA 2) MR. ZHANG CHENG Geologist Exploration&Development Institute of Southwest Branch Company, SINOPEC Qinglongchang, Chengdu, Sichuan, , P.R. China zhangsheng_1970@163.com Tel: (86-28) Mobile: (86) Fax: (86-28) INDONESIA 3) MR. SUNDORO Head of Petrological Sedimentology Reservoir Laboratories Exploration Division, PPPTMGB LEMIGAS Jl. Ciledug Raya Kav 109, Cipulir, Kebayoran Lama, Jakarta 12230, Indonesia sundoro@lemigas.esdm.go.id Tel: ext Fax:

74 NAME POSITION / ADDRESS KOREA 4) DR. SE-JOON KIM Senior Research Engineer Petroleum and Marine Resources Division Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources (KIGAM) 30 Gajeong-dong, Yuseong-gu Daejeon , Republic of Korea sjkim@kigam.re.kr Tel: (82-42) , Fax: (82-42) MALAYSIA 5) MR. ZAIDI B. ZOLKIPLI Manager Reservoir and Production Management Petroleum Management Unit, PETRONAS Level 27, Tower 1, PETRONAS Twin Towers, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia zaidizu@petronas.com.my Tel: (603) , Fax: (603) PHILIPPINES MR. GUILLERMO H. ANSAY Senior Science Research Specialist (SR SRS) Geologist PRDD gansay@doe.gov.ph MR. NEIL O. PESA SR SRS Engineer PRDD npesa@doe.gov.ph MR. ROLANDO Z. MORALES SR SRS Geologist PRDD rmorales@doe.gov.ph MR. JED A. ARAGONES SR SRS Engineer PRDD MR. ANDRES O. PANGILINAN SR SRS Geologist PRDD MS. ISABEL ADJANI B. NICOLAS SR SRS Geologist PRDD inicolas@doe.gov.ph MR. ISMAEL U. OCAMPO Chief SRS Geologist PRDD iocampo@doe.gov.ph MR. DEMUJIN F. ANTIPORDA SR SRS Geologist PRDD MS. ARLENE A. MAGBANUA Supervising SRS Geologist PRDD amagban@doe.gov.ph

75 MR. EDMUNDO B. GUAZON MR. REDENTOR D. PASCUAL MS. MARY ANN Z. CABAGUING MR. RAMON ALAN V. OCA MR. MUHAMMAD B. DALOMA MR. JAIME A. BACUD MR. GENEROSO P. REVILLA MR. JONATHAN T. NITURA MR. CESAR M. SINSON MR. ERIBERTO S. GARCIA Supervising SRS Geologist PRDD Supervising SRS Geologist PRDD Secretary PRDD Assistant Director Energy Resource Development Bureau Department of Energy Energy Center, Merritt Road 1201 Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City Metro Manila, Philippines Phone: Fax: Reservoir Engineer Philippine National Oil Company- Exploration Corporation (PNOC-EC) Sr. Geologist PNOC-EC Sr. Geologist PNOC-EC Reservoir Engineer PNOC-EC Philippine National Oil Company- Exploration Corporation 2F Building 1, Merritt Road Energy Center, 1201 Fort Bonifacio Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines Tel: Fax: Production and Engineering Manager PHILODRILL 2 nd Fl, First Life Center 174 Salcedo St., Legazpi Village Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines Tel: Fax: cmsinson@philodrill.com Engineering Manager/Consultant Nido Petroleum Philippines Paseo de Roxas Bldg Paseo de Roxas cor Legazpi St., Legazpi Village, Makati City Tel: bert.garcia@qmail.com

76 THAILAND 6) MR. SUNGKOM BUNBOON Senior Geologist Department of Mineral Fuels (DMF) Ministry of Energy, Shinawatra Tower III, 24th Floor., 1010 Viphavadi Rangsit Rd., Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, THAILAND Tel: (66-2) ext. 5106, Fax: (66-2) VIETNAM CCOP TECHNICAL SECRETARIAT 1) MR. SIMPLICIO P. CALUYONG PPM Project Coordinator Mobile Phone: (66-1) CCOP Technical Secretariat 24th Floor, Room , Thai CC Tower 889, Sathorn Tai Road, Sathorn Bangkok, THAILAND Tel: (66-2) to 81, Fax: (66-2) Website:

77 Summary: e The expert visit covered presentations of Norwegian experiences, technologies on IOR and EOR- supported by video presentations, and group discussions on specific issues and challenges faced by the DOE related to reservoir management. In addition to the participants from DOE and PNOC, other CCOP Member Countries sent their experts to learn and share their experiences on reservoir management issues. The activity helped the Philippine team in their assessment of the petroleum potential of the Sulu Sea Region, the case study area, and also issues related to the Malampaya gas field s oil leg, the development of which has been a big challenge for the DOE.