QUEENSLAND GAS CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 25-26 NOVEMBER 2014 BRISBANE queenslandgasconference.com.au

POWERING THE FUTURE OF ENERGY

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CONFERENCEQG is more than just an exhibition. Providing cutting edge content and education to visitors and exhibitors alike. Stay-tuned for the 2014 conference programme which is ear-marked to raise debate, provide solutions and increase productivity in the expanding CSG-LNG industry. The conference will be FREE to attend for delegates.

CONSIDER THE FIGURES*CSG production has grown at a compounded annual growth rate of 22.5% over the period 2006 to 2012. However, the commencement of operations of the four large CSG-LNG projects in Queensland (2014-17) is likely to see a massive increase in total production levels moving forward.

POWERING THE FUTURE OF ENERGYThe Queensland Gas (QG) Conference & Exhibition is a dedicated platform for suppliers to tap into the Coal Seam Gas (CSG) and Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) sectors in Queensland.

COLLABORATION, INNOVATION & TECHNICAL EXCELLENCEQG provides the innovation, inspiration and information for the CSG industry to adapt to the changing competitive environment.

INTERACTIVE PILLARSCovering the sectors of Drilling, Digital Gas Fields, Workforce and Maintenance, these exhibition zones will showcase suppliers who are leaders in their field with solutions for the CSG-LNG industry.

MORE NETWORKINGSpend more time with delegates in the dedicated catering areas, lunch vouchers included in your stand package (vouchers are allocated by sqm).

MORE FEATURESCapitalise on the free interactive sessions for exhibitors and industry experts to present innovative solutions to attendees in the TechLab on the exhibition floor.

DIGITAL GAS FIELD Instrument & Control Automation, Information Technology, Sensor Technology, Network & Data Management, Integrated & Intelligent Operations.

WORKFORCE Recruitment, Training, Skills Transfer, Community Engagement, Health, Safety & Environment.

MAINTENANCE Plant Maintenance, Service Products, Productivity & Optimisation, Pipeline Management, Asset Integrity, Non-Destructive Testing.

DRILLING Well Completions, Casing & Tubing, Environmental Management, Fluid Management, Exploration & Drilling.

The upstream workforce is expected to peak in 2024 at ~14,100 workers.

LNG exports have grown by 8% per annum over the past five years. In 2012, around 79% of Australia’s LNG exports were sold to Japan and 16% to China.

The number of wells are projected to grow from 1,700 drilled in 2014 to 2,400 wells drilled in each year over the period 2017-23.

WHAT’S NEW?

Queensland has 92% of CSG reserves in Australia

SURAT BASIN

69%

BOWEN BASIN

23%

GUNNEDAH BASIN

4%

GLOUCESTER BASIN

2%

CLARENCE-MORETON BASIN

1%SYDNEY BASIN

1%

*Sources: Energy Skills Queensland & Frost & Sullivan

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1.03%WA

68 attendees

0.24%NT

3 attendees

0.79%SA

10 attendees

0.71%Other OS

9 attendees

0.4%China

5 attendees

5.4%NSW

68 attendees

89.75%QLD

1,130 attendees

1.67%VIC

21 attendees

1,309 VISITORS IN 2013

995 VISITORS IN 2012

650 VISITORS IN 2011

2013 SUMMARY OF ATTENDANCE Date Single Visits Revisits Total

Tuesday 10 September 859 - 859

Wednesday 11 September 400 50 450

Total Visitors 1,259 50 1,309

+ includes those attending WIMARQ, WEQ & WTIA co-located events

QG VISITOR GROWTH

A 101% increase in visitation since QG was launched

in 2011.

OBJECTIVES WHEN ATTENDING

Objectives Importance Satisfaction

To keep abreast of industry trends 81% 70%

Networking 81% 71%

To look for new products 65% 63%

To look for new/alternative suppliers 60% 59%

To attend conference/seminars 54% 74%

To see existing suppliers 52% 72%

To make purchasing decisions/source products 45% 66%

To place orders 33% 55%

SPOTLIGHT ON THE VISITORS*

TRADE VISITOR ANALYSIS BY STATE COUNTRY BREAKDOWN

1,309 visitors over the two days of

QG 2013

490 registered

delegates over the

two days of QG

2013

63%

63% OF VISITORSWERE SATISFIED OR VERY SATISFIED WITH THE EVENT, OVERALL

PURCHASES TO THE VALUE OF UP TO $200,000 WERE MADE AT QG 2013, WITH A FURTHER 43% OF VISITORS STATING THEY SAW SOMETHING THEY WERE LIKELY TO BUY AFTER THE EXHIBITION

MORE THAN HALF OF THE VISITORS IN ATTENDANCE HAD DIRECT

AUTHORITY OR INFLUENCE FOR PURCHASING THE TYPES OF PRODUCTS OR SERVICES SEEN AT QG 2013

50%+

*Sources: 1. CAB Audit Report QG 2013, 2. Micromex Visitor Research QG 2013

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TRADE VISITOR ANALYSIS BY INDUSTRY CATEGORY

Industry CategoryNumber

of Unique Visitors

% of Attendees

Agriculture 6 0.5%

Banking & Finance 27 2.1%

Blasting & Demolition 22 1.7%

Communications & IT 66 5.2%

Construction 119 9.5%

Consulting & Design 109 8.7%

CSG-LNG 228 18.1%

Drilling 49 3.9%

Education 74 5.9%

Engineering 341 27.1%

Environment 52 4.1%

Exploration & Surveying 21 1.7%

Government 14 1.1%

Import / Export 21 1.7%

Maintenance 12 1.0%

Materials Handling 8 0.6%

Oil & Gas 198 15.7%

Power Distribution 6 0.5%

Power Generation 19 1.5%

Processing / Preparation 13 1.0%

Transport / Distribution / Storage 27 2.1%

Utilities 16 1.3%

Waste Management 11 0.9%

Other 260 20.7%

Total Responses 1,719

*Sources: QG 2013 CAB Audit, Micromex QG 2013 Visitor Survey

TRADE VISITOR ANALYSIS BY JOB FUNCTION*

Job Title Number of Unique Visitors

% of Attendees

Academic 19 1.5%

Administration 88 7.0%

Apprentice 2 0.2%

Civil Engineer 22 1.7%

Consultant 179 14.2%

Contractor 42 3.3%

Controls & Instrument Engineer 20 1.6%

Director, GM, MD, CEO, Senior Management

246 19.5%

Drilling Engineer 13 1.0%

Electrical Engineer 45 3.6%

Energy Consultant 15 1.2%

Engineering Consultant 85 6.8%

Environmental Manager 10 0.8%

Exploration 5 0.4%

Gas Marketert 4 0.3%

Geologist/Geophysicist 24 1.9%

HR Consultant 100 7.9%

Investor/Market Analyst 10 0.8%

Legal Consultant 37 2.9%

LNG Engineer 4 0.3%

Machine Operator 4 0.3%

Maintenance 18 1.4%

Media 15 1.2%

Production 4 0.3%

Project Manager 51 4.1%

Purchasing 8 0.6%

R & D 14 1.1%

Reservoir Engineer 1 0.1%

Rotating Engineer 3 0.2%

Safety / OH&S 16 1.3%

Sales Consultant 179 14.2%

Shipping 2 0.2%

Student 90 7.1%

Technology Manager 14 1.1%

Tradesperson 1 0.1%

Training / HR 53 4.2%

Transport 17 1.4%

Well Engineer 1 0.1%

Other 100 7.9%

Total Responses 1,678

SPOTLIGHT ON THE VISITORS*

75%75% OF VISITORSEXPRESSED THEIR INTENTION TO VISIT QG IN 2014

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Warren QueenanSALES MANAGERE: warren.queenan@reedexhibitions.com.auP: +61 2 9422 2563

Reed ExhibitionsGENERAL ENQUIRIESE: rme@reedexhibitions.com.auP: +61 2 9422 2955

Generate new sales leads in new markets

Network with key decision-makers

Forge new alliances

Stimulate your business

Sharpen your market intelligence

Launch new products and services

Space within the event is limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

Any company involved or looking for opportunities in the QLD CSG – LNG Industry

Carbon capture and storage

Communications and technology companies

Dredging

Compressors / pumps / valves

Consultants, local and state government bodies

Drilling contractors / equipment providers

Energy and utility providers

Energy companies / management environmental protection

Exploration and production

Flow control

Gas treatment and processing

Geological survey and analysis companies

Heavy machinery manufacturers

Inspection / testing

Insurance / finance / risk consultants

LNG transport and logistics providers

Maintenance

Materials handling

Pipelines

Power generation

Production and process

Recruitment companies

Safety equipment and OHS consultants

Security providers

Trade bodies responsible for opening new markets

Training organisations

Vehicle hire companies

Welding

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