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The 6th annual AIX: Gas meeting brings together thediverse perspectives of government, regulators,upstream operators, investors, power developers andother stakeholders to examine the continent’s gasmarket – from upstream exploration anddevelopment, infrastructure and storage, to powergeneration, trading and financing.

AIX: Gas is held during the AIX London SpringMeetings, co-organised by Cross-border Information(CbI), and CbI’s African Energy, a consultancy that hasbeen involved at the heart of the debate surroundingthe development of the energy sector in Africa formore than 20 years. AIX: Gas is held under the ChathamHouse Rule and structured round panel led discussionsto facilitate open discussion.

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AIX: Gas Developing partnerships along the gas value chain

29-30 April 2020, RSA House, London

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RSA House was chosen to host the AIX meetingsbecause of its excellent conference facilities, breakout spaces and private meeting rooms, packagedtogether in a venue that provides a unique slice ofLondon’s history.

A hidden gem in the heart of London, and within a fewminutes walk of major transport hubs, hotels, theatres

and some of London’s most famous landmarks, RSAHouse was designed by Robert Adam in the early 1770s,and is the historic home of the Royal Society of Arts.

A famous centre for Enlightenment thinking, thebuilding has been the intellectual and social home ofsome of the greatest thinkers and social activists ofthe past 200 years.

Why RSA House?

Africa Investment Exchange: Dinner

29 April 2020, London

The AIX Dinner at the Africa Investment Exchange London Spring meetings bringstogether the AIX community for an evening of discussion and frank exchanges inan amicable setting.

Dinner Ticket: £195 + VATAIX

Africa Investment Exchange: Grid & Storage

30 April 2020, RSA House, London

Morning sessions examining grid stability followed by innovative afternoonsessions focusing on issues around storage as they impact on African electricitysupply and other industries.

Registration fee (5% discount until 17th March): £855 + VAT for meeting or £1,050 + VAT for meeting and dinner

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AIXAfrica Investment Exchange: Gas

29 - 30 April 2020, RSA House, London

The sixth annual AIX: Gas brings together the diverse perspectives of government,regulators, upstream operators, investors, power developers and otherstakeholders to examine the continent’s gas market.

Registration fee (15% discount until 10th March): £1,530 + VAT for meeting or£1,725 + VAT for meeting and dinner

Panellists

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Latest panellists are listed at: https://africa-investment-exchange.com/events/aix-gas-2020

Dafe Akpeneye

Commissioner

Nigerian ElectricityRegulatoryCommission

Oscar Amonoo-Neizer

Executive Secretary

Energy Commission,Ghana

Dikko Atanu

Chief Executive Officer

Neoleum Energy

Andrew Knott

Chief Executive Officer

Savannah Petroleum

Olusola Lawson

Regional Director, WestAfrica

African InfrastructureInvestment Managers

Olivier Mussat

Chief InvestmentOfficer, Global Energy

International FinanceCorporation (IFC)

Kishan Pillay

Director of Oil & Gas

Department of Tradeand Industry, SouthAfrica

John Smelcer

Business DevelopmentDirector

Globeleq

Roger Brown

Chief Financial Officer

Seplat Petroleum

Victor Tivane

Director of LocalContent

Empresa Nacional deHidrocarbonetos

Tarik Hamane

Executive Director

Moroccan Agency forSustainable Energy(MASEN)

Maggy Shino

PetroleumCommissioner

Ministry of Mines &Energy, Namibia

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Carbon in transition

The pace of renewables integration into Africa’s electricity supply industry and global climate changeconcerns are driving a reevaluation of Africa’s future energy mix and plans to supply power plants,industrial and other users over the coming decade (and beyond). However, there is a real need in Africa forgas to play a continued significant role as the ‘transition fuel’. The opening session will thus set out the casefor gas in AIX’s distinctively analytical but straight speaking manner.

Africa gas by numbers

Starting with new trends analysis from AfricanEnergy Live Data on the changing energy mix andinput from industry experts on the emerging shapeof global industries (including LNG export prospects,FLNG, gas-to-power (GTP) schemes etc. This willopen a debate on how changing trends in policy-making and investment are impacting and willimpact on gas producers.

09h00 to 09h45

Africa gas by policy

Government and regulator’s perspectives onindustrialisation programmes, gas masterplans andlocal content strategies. What do administrationswant from gas schemes? What are the challengesand expectations of working with the private sector?In the carbon transition are they at risk of findingthemselves with stranded assets?

09h45 to 10h45

10h45 Coffee

29 April, 08h30 to 09h00 Registration & coffee

AIX: Gas speakers’ welcome reception

Informal welcome for panellists and chairs ahead ofthe next two days of discussion.

28 April, 17h00 to 18h30

29 April – afternoon

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Transitional projects – pointing the way ahead

LNG and pipelines as a driver for gasdevelopment: A look at a number of key LNGprojects across the continent, Nigeria-Morocco gaspipeline and other proposed gaslines.

FSRUs and other import schemes: Analysis of anumber of key projects that are setting trends andgive pointers to further market developments.

Liquid fuel applications: still room to fit LPG andHFO in the new energy landscape?

13h45 to 15h15

Gas-to-power investment strategies

Focus on different elements of the GTP valuechain: IPPs and embedded GTP. Potentialsynergies for upstream operators, powerdevelopers and finance.

Can power developers be expected to co-investin floating regasification and other non-traditionalsupply solutions. Are current corporate structures(‘upstream operator’, ‘power developer’ etc)appropriate for the coming market? What roles doliquid fuels have to play?

15h45 to 17h15

17h15 Evening reception15h15 Coffee

Africa Investment Exchange: Dinner

19h00 - 22h30, 29 April 2020, RSA House, London

The AIX: Dinner at the Africa Investment Exchange London Spring meetings bringstogether the AIX community for an evening of discussion and frank exchanges in anamicable setting. Contact Lauren Andrews (lauren@cbi-meetings.com) for details.

Dinner Ticket: £195 + VAT AIX

Strategies along the gas value chain

Upstream operators, investors and powerdevelopers discuss challenges and opportunitiesalong the gas value chain. Everyone is excited bygiant fields in Egypt and Mozambique but what arethe prospects for wider upstream exploration anddevelopment.

• Limits to financing: how financing thermal projects is becoming more difficult. Views from banks and DFIs.

• Domestic supply obligations: do they signal the way ahead?

• Smaller deposits and associated gas — challenges of commercialising assets for producers and investors.

• Local content: driver of job creation or hindrancefor developers?

• Stranded assets: are upstream fields going to become uneconomic; is gas and other thermal infrastructure going to become a liability?

• Impact of energy transition: what should be factored in when developing future strategy and projects.

11h30 to 12h45

12h45 Lunch at RSA House

Gas commerce

NORTH AFRICA: GAS BOOM

TRANS-SAHARA: NEW PLANS

WEST AFRICA: GAS TRANSFORMATION

SOUTHERN AFRICA: STRANDED GAS

EAST AFRICA:ASIAN MARKETS

30 April – morning

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West and Central Africa

• Countries in focus will include Nigeria, the Mauritania/Senegal play, Equatorial Guinea as a ‘gas hub’ and Ghana’s grid realignments.

• We will ask are gas pipelines really the answer toregional supply shortfalls?

• We will also ask how WAPP and other regional initiatives are changing regional strategic thinkingabout electricity supply?

Coastal trading

Asking whether new models of FSRU and LNGregas facilities can supply a new generation of GTPbusinesses long the West African coast and inother regions.

10h30 Coffee

09h00 to 10h30

Investment decisions in East and Southern Africa

Rovuma Basin schemes have reached finalinvestment decisions and financial close, and SouthAfrica looking to implement some of its ambitiousGTP schemes, the focus on this region should beintense this year.

11h00 to 12h30

12h45 Lunch

Africa Investment Exchange: Grid & Storage

30 April 2020, RSA House, London

The AIX: Grid & Storage sessions at the Africa Investment Exchange London Springmeetings will examine key issues facing Africa’s power network and issues aroundstorage as they impact on African electricity supply and other industries.

Registration fee: £900 + VAT or £1,095 + VAT for meeting and dinner (on 29 April).AIX09h00 to 10h45 Grid strategies

Examining key institutional themes for gridoperations in Africa today.

11h30 to 12h45 .Storage Strategic Overview

The afternoon will focus on issues around storage asthey impact on African electricity supply industries.

12h45 Lunch at RSA House

13h45 to 15h15 Balancing and grid stability

Focusing on how best to respond to new challengesand opportunities in maintaining grid stability

15h35 to 17h00 Technical issues and future vision

Market designs and regulatory changes to integratestorage into the energy mix: what are the options?

17h00 End of AIX Power & Renewables Update

Contact Lauren Andrews for details. T: +44 (0)1424 721667 | E: lauren@cbi-meetings.com

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Solutions to fit all sizes

The afternoon session builds on AIX: Gas 2019’svery successful dive into gas trucking, CNG andother innovative solutions for using gas in multiplemarkets.

This session will discuss issues including securinginvestment in pipelines, storage and processinginfrastructure, virtual pipelines and terrestrial LNG,CNG and other gas transport prospects.

Opportunities and challenges along the small-scale LNG value chain

Opportunities and challenges facing investors incompressed natural gas (CNG)

Prospects for small-scale gas generation, gasprocessing and the LPG market

Who are the main financing players in this spaceand what are their conditions and restrictions

13h45 to 16h15

16h15 AIX: Gas ends

The changing character of the gas market

Government officials,regulators and utilities:Department of Trade &Industry, South Africa,Electricidade deMoçambique, ElectricityCompany of Ghana, GhanaEnergy Commission,Moroccan Agency forSustainable Energy, NationalEnergy Regulator of SouthAfrica, Nigerian ElectricityRegulatory Commission,Nigerian Gas FlareCommercialisationProgramme, West AfricanGas Pipeline Company

Finance: Actis, Africa50,African Development Bank,African InfrastructureInvestment Managers (AIIM),AP Moller Capital, CanadaPension Plan InvestmentBoard, CDC Group, Denham

Capital, InfraCredit, IFC,MIGA, OPIC, PembaniRemgro, Standard Bank,Standard Chartered,Stonechair Capital, UKExport Finance, US-ChinaEnergy Group

Power and infrastructure:Aldwych International, Aksa,Azura Power, Black RhinoGroup, Clarke Energy,Globeleq, Honeywell Group,Impala Energy, MAN EnergySolutions, Metka, ProtonEnergy, Siemens, Wartsila

LNG and Upstream: Aminex,BP, Chariot Oil & Gas, DNGEnergy, Gasfin Development,Greenville LNG, Hanas LNG,Modec, Neoleum Energy,Nigeria LNG, Ophir Energy,Orca Exploration, PanAfricanEnergy Tanzania, Savannah

Petroleum, Seven Energy,Shell, Total, Victoria Oil &Gas, Vitol, WentworthResources,

Professional services: ADIT,Advocaat Law Practice,Baker McKenzie, CliffordChance, DLA Piper,Economic ConsultingAssociates, eegrConsultancy, EnergyInvestment Company, Epeus

Consulting, Farrer & Co, FTIConsulting, Herbert SmithFreehills, Kestrel EnergySolutions, Latham &Watkins, Mauritanian BritishBusiness Council, OxfordInstitute for Energy Studies,Oxford University, Poten &Partners, QED Consulting,Shearman & Sterling, SLRConsulting, Squire PattonBoggs, Templars, VictoriaChambers

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AIX: Gas 2020

AIX: Gas is held under the Chatham House Rule andstructured around panel-led sessions with anaudience limited to 150 participants to preserve thenetworking environment.

Participants will benefit from exclusive analysis basedon African Energy Live Data - our unique platform thatcombines a range of analytics tools with project leveldetail of more than 6,000 power plants across thecontinent.

Africa’s energy mix

Our unique perspective

CbI Meetings pairs the extensive regional expertiseand source network of CbI’s African Energy with aseasoned events team experienced in producinghigh-level investment forums and dialogues acrossthe African continent.

As a consultant, CbI has a unique perspective whenit comes to understanding the themes and topicsthat provide the foundations for a vibrantconference agenda and the mix of projectstakeholders required to create a lively andengaging panel-led discussion.

We are focused on producing meetings that createenduring dialogues between development financeinstitutions, public sector stakeholders and privatesector investors including, private equity firms,venture capitalists, family offices, foundations,institutional investors and impact investors.

Contact Lauren Andrews for more detailsE: lauren@cbi-meetings.comT: +44 1424 721 667W: africa-investment-exchange.com

Renewables

Natural gas 64,210MW28.2%

Liquid fuels20,189MW 8.9%

Coal 48,110MW 21.1%Gas & liquid fuels

43,647MW 19.2%

Other thermal 1,369MW0.6%

Nuclear 1,830MW 0.8%Other 883MW 0.4%

Hydroelectric 35,634MW 15.6%

Solar 4,311MW 1.9%Wind 5,552MW 2.4%Other 2,006MW 0.9%(Geothermal 671MW,Wave/tidal 0.4MW,Biomass 1,335MW)

Source: African Energy Live Data © Cross-border Information 2019 (www.africa-energy.com)

Total: 227,741MW

Sponsorship package

AIX sponsor Additional options (subject to availability)

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Session Sponsor

Prominent panel position speaking opportunity Lunch sponsor

1 speaker pass and 3 additional passes for sponsor’s staffor guests

Coffee break sponsor

Full-page colour ad in the meeting book Exhibition area

Corporate literature in meeting bag Seat drops

Photos of panel sessions for social media and web use Lanyard sponsor

Input on the agenda Meeting room

£9,000 excl UK VAT Contact Ricky Purnell at ricky@cbi-meetings.com

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Venue: RSA HouseDesigned in the early 1770s, RSA Houseis a famous centre for Enlightenmentthinking, the intellectual and socialhome of some of the greatest thinkersand social activists of the past 200 years.

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