EVENT PROGRAMME

Monday 24 November 2008 0830- 0900 IBIA Advanced Technical and Operations Course Registration 0900- 1700 IBIA Advanced Technical and Operations Course (Day 1) Click here for further details on this course Tuesday 25 November 2008 0830- 0900 IBIA Basic Bunker Course Registration 0900- 1700 IBIA Basic Bunker Course Click here for further details on this course IBIA Advanced Technical and Operations Course (Day 2) Click here for further details on this course 1700- 1800 Convention Registration 1800 - 2000 Opening Evening Reception Sponsored by 2030 Informal Drinks Reception Sponsored by Wednesday 26 November 2008 0800- 0900 Convention Registration and Coffee Sponsored by 0900 Session One: Welcome to the IBIA Annual Convention Session Chairman: Llewellyn Bankes-Hughes, Managing Director, Petrospot Limited Convention Organiser's Welcome Orientation and outline of programme and format Llewellyn Bankes-Hughes, Managing Director, Petrospot Limited IBIA Welcome Address: Setting the Scene Ian Adams, Secretary General, IBIA IBIA Chairman's Address Capt Fritz Jakob Fredriksen, Chairman, IBIA Senior Manager of Fleet Performance / Bunker Purchase, Höegh Autoliners AS Bunkering in Africa Yaw Agyemang-Duah, Managing Director, Ghana Oil Company Ltd (GOIL) 1030 Morning Refreshments In the Exhibition Area Sponsored by 1100 Session Two: The Future of IBIA Session Chairman: Capt Fritz Jakob Fredriksen, Chairman, IBIA Following lively debates at the IBIA Annual Convention in 2006 (Monaco) and 2007 (Montreal) and in response to a membership survey, the Council of IBIA has been engaged in producing a blueprint for the future. This session will outline the latest developments in the process and culminate in a proposal for the membership to consider and vote upon. The results of the vote will be announced during the Convention. An Update on IBIA Asia KW Chong, Regional Manager, IBIA Asia The Future of IBIA Trevor Harrison, Council Member, IBIA Consultant The Next Stage for IBIA? Ian Adams, Secretary General, IBIA Open Forum: Discussion and Questions 1300 Networking Lunch Sponsored by 1400 Session Three: The South African Market Session Chairman: Drikus Kotze, Marine Fuel Manager, Engen Petroleum Limited This session is offered by IBIA Southern Africa and will supply a thorough investigation of the local bunker market, including a market overview, a review of the refiners, suppliers, traders and brokers serving South Africa as well as the joint bunkering services concept and future plans. An Overview of the South African Market Peter Syrris, Chairman, Amoil (Pty) Ltd The Legal Framework Affecting the Bunker Business at South African Ports Patrick Holloway, Partner, Webber, Wentzel, Bowens Future Developments at South African Ports Chris Matchett, Acting Executive Infrastructure and Planning, Transnet Open Forum: Discussion and Questions 1530 Afternoon Refreshments In the Exhibition Area Sponsored by 1600 Session Four: Operational Issues Session Chairman: John Stirling, Business Development Consultant, DNV Petroleum Services Global issues of a technical nature will be explored in this session including the latest changes to fuel oil specifications and current projects being undertaken within the industry. ISO 8217 / IMO's Requests Wanda Fabriek, International Fuel Executive, Intertek OCA In Line Metering Dr Manus Herny, Deputy Director, Invensys University Technology Centre for Advanced Instrumentation, Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford Fuel Quality through On-Line Monitoring Tim Wilson, Principal Specialist Engineer / FOBAS Project Manager, Lloyd’s Register Open Forum: Discussion and Questions 1730 Close of Day One 1900- 1130 OW Party to be held at 'Fasion TV'. Smart Casual. Snack platter menu and free flow of drinks. RSVP: Petrospot (events@petrospot AND Jesper Jervild (jeje@owbunker.com). Sponsored by Thursday 27 November 2008 0800 Coffee Sponsored by 0900 Session Five: Latest Developments from IMO Session Chairman: Capt Fritz Jakob Fredriksen, Chairman, IBIA IBIA’s position as ‘observer’ at the International Marine Organisation (IMO) has given the Association special insight into how IMO works and how best to represent the many interests of the international bunkering community. This session will outline developments within the IMO, from sulphur and other emissions to material safety data sheets (MSDS) and other issues, and the implications of these developments in today's markets. BLG 12 & MEPC 57 - SOx & Particulate Matter Trevor Harrison, Consultant MSC 84 - Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) Don Gregory, Director Sustainability & Fuels Technology, Sustainable Maritime Solutions Ltd MEPC 58 - Green House Gases (GHG) Ian Adams, Secretary General, IBIA Practical Implications - Buyer's Perspective Robert Pederson, Director, Regulatory Affairs & Technical Organisation Open Forum: Discussion and Questions 1100 Morning Refreshments In the Exhibition Area Sponsored by 1130 Session Six: Conference Round-up Session Chairman: Capt Fritz Jakob Fredriksen, Chairman, IBIA Capt Fritz Jakob Fredriksen, Chairman, IBIA Drikus Kotze, Marine Fuel Manager, Engen Petroleum Limited John Stirling, Business Development Consultant, DNV Petroleum Services Ian Adams, Secretary General, IBIA 1230 Close of Convention 1230 Networking Lunch Sponsored by

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