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Day One: Monday 24th August 2009
8:30
Registration & coffee
9:00
Opening remarks
9:10
Gas market developments
  • LNG – Reserves growing, markets falling
  • Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS) – Timing and impacts, price increases and market response
  • Regulation – AEMO and the STTM

Dr Richard Lewis, Director, McLennan Magasanik Associates
9:50
Does the gas market design support the development of gas for power generation?
  • Gas Fired Generation (GFG) is expected to play a significant role in the NEM under CPRS
  • Do markets facilitate the efficient participation of GFG?
  • Emphasis on Victoria and the emerging national market
  • Directions for market development

Alan Rattray, Director, Oakley Greenwood Pty Ltd
Stepen Thompson, Senior Consultant, Oakley Greenwood Pty Ltd
"Natural gas is the obvious next step toward reducing carbon emissions"
Gas Today February 2009

 

10:30
Morning tea
11:00
Outlook for energy prices – A focus on gas and gas fired electricity
  • Existing price environment
  • Price drivers
  • Short, mid and longer term price outlook

Paul Taliangis, Chief Executive Officer, Core Energy Group Pty. Limited
11:40
Gas reserves - Exploration and developments
  • East coast reserves update
  • QLD update and LNG
  • Galilee Basin
  • NSW CSM update - Gunnedah, Gloucester and Hunter
  • Cooper basin - Potential upside?
  • Gas supplies from Bass Strait
  • Otway Basin

Graeme Bethune, CEO, Energy Quest
12:20
Lunch
1:30
Realising the value of the massive Narrabri CSG Resource
Roland Sleeman, Chief Commercial Officer, Eastern Star Gas
2:10
Is Newcastle set to become the hub for one of Australia’s largest offshore gas reserves?
  • Offshore Sydney Basin - Seismic data, research and exploration update

David Breeze, Executive Director, Advent Energy Ltd
2:50
Afternoon tea
3:20
Gas reserves & Richmond Valley power station
Glenda McLoughlin, Director & Chief Financial Officer, Metagasco Ltd
4:00
TRUenergy Tallawarra – meeting NSW energy demand with Australia’s most efficient large-scale gas generation facility
Michael Hutchinson, Director Operations & Construction, TRUenergy
4:40
Close of day one

“NSW Planning Minister Kristina Keneally said the need for extra generating capacity was clear”
PIN 23/3/2009

 
Day Two: Tuesday 25th August 2009
8:30
Morning coffee
9:00
Opening remarks
9:10
The development of the East Coast gas grid
  • Linking gas demand and supply
  • Impact of CSM, LNG and Gas Fired Power

Ivan Byak, Head of Commercial NSW, APA Group
9:50
Challenges for gas transmission in the new market and/or carbon constrained environment
Cheryl Cartwright, Chief Executive, Australian Pipeline Industry Association Ltd
10:30
Morning tea
11:00
The development & operation of eastern Australia’s new gas transmission backbone
Peter Sardelis, Manager Business and Asset Development, Epic Energy
11:40
Future directions for gas transportation
  • Implications of transmission network integration
  • Changing revenue mix for pipelines
  • Pipeline services to support gas-fired power generation
  • Carbon Capture & Storage - New pipeline challenges

Paul Balfe, Executive Director, ACIL Tasman Pty Ltd
12:20
Lunch
1:30
Update on the Queensland Hunter Gas Pipeline
  • Project status
  • Effects of supply & demand
  • Effects of the global credit crisis

Bob Otjen, Project Director, Queensland Hunter Gas Pipeline
2:10
Meeting future needs for electricity
  • Colongra Gas Turbine and gas pipeline supply – Project overview and commissioning progress
  • Bamarang - OCGT/CCGT development site – Site overview and development status
  • Marulan – OCGT/CCGT development site – Site overview and development status
  • Brief overview and status of Delta’s other development projects including Pilot Carbon Capture Project at Munmorah Power Station

Rodney Ward, General Manager Development, Delta Electricity
2:50
Afternoon tea
3:20
Peaking plant update – Moves towards cleaner peaking power
4:00
Gas for low carbon emission power on the east coast - A pipe dream?
  • Now that we are to have a CPRS, do we really have gas for power generation?
  • The dynamics have changed dramatically particular with regard to reserves over the longer term – What does this mean?
  • Even if we do have gas, is there the infrastructure (and regulatory structure) to deliver it?
  • What price gas for power - Will it be commodity linked, vertically integrated or some other model?
  • Is the use of LNG netback arrangements likely? Remember this is a “commodity”
  • Will the market deliver on power prices – What about the demand side?
  • Are there new gas sources for power generation?
  • What next?

Jim Snow, Director, Oakley Greenwood Pty Ltd
4:40
Close of Conference
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