London 2016

Onshore Energy Conference

Why Should You Attend?

The OEC brings together insurance professionals from across the oil, petrochemical and power sectors and is unrivalled as the stand out business and technical conference.

To be a part of developing the insurance expertise and knowledge in the region.

Speakers from the region talking about the issues and challenges and hearing practical solutions for moving forwards.

Benefit from speakers and conversations with individuals from other businesses, out of which the regional insurance expertise can develop.

Tailor your experience with streams focusing on technical training and development.

Build valuable relationships with your peers and customers during dedicated networking.

The conference is not only of value to business leaders but also provides an ideal opportunity for individuals looking to develop within the sector and become the leaders of the future. OEC is proud to be a supporter of learning and development for the future leaders and provides a range of conferences and training events.

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Agenda

09:00

OEC London Conference moderators

Richard Foulger
Head of Claims, AEGIS

Jonathan Clark
Global Head of Business Solutions Claims, Scor

09:10

Where do we go from here?

John Lloyd OBE
JLT Group

09:30

The Great Reckoning

Paul Hodges
Chairman, International eChem

10:10

The Great Reckoning ‐ industry response

Steve Willis
Head of Property Loss Control, ENGIE

Jaap Vroljk
Risk Manager, Bechtel Oil, Gas and Chemicals, Inc

Roberto Benzan
Director Corporate Risk Management; Insurance Enterprise Risk Loss, Control Engineering, Husky Energy

10:30

Location, location, location ‐ does it all still matter?

Mamoon Alyah PE, CEng, MIET
CEERISK Consulting Limited

11:00

Break

11:30

Stream presentions A

11:30

Power ‐ Renewables of the Future

Stefaan Verstraeten
Manager Wind, Marine & Geothermal Energy

Xi Yao
Strategy Manager, ENGIE ‐ Centralized Generation of Electricity

11:30

Oil and Gas ‐ Transferring risk in 2016, the mechanics of Commercial Market vs Oil and how to respond when the worst happens

Roberto Benzan
Director Coporate Risk Management; Insurance Enterprise Risk Loss, Control Engineering, Husky Energy

11:30

Energy Construction ‐ The Energy Market, a contractor's perspective

Jaap Vroljk
Risk Manager, Bechtel Oil, Gas and Chemicals Inc

12:15

Stream presentions B

12:15

Power ‐ A Balancing Act: The UK grid and battery technology

Mike Fedosiuk
Senior T&D and CSP Manager, Centralised Generation, ENGIE (batteries and transmission)

Claire Spedding
Commercial Operations Manager, National Grid