THE POWER OF INSIGHT. DNV Nor-Shipping Seminar. 3 June 2013 Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Oslo

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1 THE POWER OF INSIGHT DNV Nor-Shipping Seminar 3 June 2013 Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Oslo

2 02 I INTRODUCTION I DNV seminar with focus on Safety, Innovation and the Environment I I DNV seminar I INTRODUKSJON I 03 DEAR SHIPPING PROFESSIONAL! It has become a tradition to invite professionals within the maritime industry to a DNV seminar the day before the official opening of Nor-Shipping, and this is a tradition that we wish to continue in The maritime industry is wide ranging. While some shipowners and yards are facing tough times, others have healthy business operations these days. Most of the huge ship segments are struggling. Overcapacity and low freight rates are key words. Other segments, like offshore, LNG, shuttle tankers and carcarriers, are in a growing market. Some of the market drivers and stakeholder needs are different, but some of the challenges are the same. Everyone is affected by the record-high fuel prices and global political trends. At this seminar, we will focus on some of the daily business challenges related to fuel, contracts, regulatory and finance. We will also lift the horizon and obtain an overview of the global economy and its implications for shipping. Finally, our ambitions for the seminar are to share maritime industry experiences and learn from others within this exciting industry. We are proud to announce that presentations will be given by major industry names and other key stakeholders. Together with an active audience, they will no doubt ensure that we obtain the most relevant and up-todate information available as a basis for constructive debates throughout the day. I look forward to seeing you on Monday 3 June. Welcome! Henrik O. Madsen CEO DNV Group

3 04 I PROGRAM I DNV seminar with focus on Safety, Innovation and the Environment I I DNV seminar with focus on Safety, Innovation and the Environment I PROGRAM I 05 PROGRAM The seminar is free of charge. Please register within 23 May 2013 at Seats are limited REGISTRATION AND COFFEE SESSION I Global Outlook, market drivers and stakeholder needs SESSION II Key industry players: Sharing best practices on how to deal with regulations and technologies SESSION III Thinking out of the box an intro to the panel discussion Introduction and opening remarks Henrik O. Madsen CEO DNV Group Moderator remarks Tore Høifødt DNV, Media Director The geopolitical development and its implication for shipping with a focus on the Middle East Fawaz Gerges London School of Economics, Director of the Middle East Centre Demands and price scenarios for existing and new fuel types Adam Ritchie Chief Economist, Shell Trading Changes for future charter contracts Lars Robert Pedersen Deputy Secretary General / COO, BIMCO US regulatory development and impact on the maritime industry in relation to international developments Peter V. Neffenger, Vice Admiral, US Coast Guard (TBC) The society s expectations to sustainable shipping Lars Erik Mangset Advisor at World Wide Fund for Nature, WWF Adapting NYK s fleet for the future Yasuo Tanaka Technical Director, NYK New rules and regulations a shipowner perspective Harry Robertsson Technical Director, Stena Engine solutions for the future Niels B. Clausen Senior Manager, MAN B&W Creative opportunities a contribution to ocean plastic clean up Simen A H Knudsen, Environmental Consultant, DNV Panel discussion Speakers and DNV representatives Closing remarks Tor E. Svensen DNV, President DNV Maritime and Oil & Gas LUNCH BREAK CLOSING/ BEFORE-YOU-GO-FURTHER DRINKS

4 06 I SPEAKERS I DNV seminar with focus on Safety, Innovation and the Environment I I DNV seminar with focus on Safety, Innovation and the Environment I SPEAKERS I 07 SPEAKERS HENRIK O. MADSEN CEO DNV Group Previous positions: Dr. Madsen has been heading all the major business areas in DNV and the Research Division. He has also served as Regional Manager in Japan and Denmark. In May 2006 he was appointed president and CEO of DNV. TORE HØIFØDT Senior Vice President and Media Director for the DNV Group Previous positions: 10 years as reporter with the Norwegian Radio and TV. Head of DNV Corporate Communications in Director of Communications for DNV s Division Asia Pacific & Middle East, based in Singapore FAWAZ A. GERGES Director of the Middle East Centre at the London School of Economics and Political Science and a Professor of Middle Eastern politics and international relations He has taught at Oxford, Harvard, and Columbia, and was a research scholar at Princeton and chairholder at Sarah Lawrence College, New York and is author of several acclaimed books. Earned a doctorate from Oxford University and M.Sc. from the London School of Economics and Political Science. ADAM RITCHIE Chief Economist, Shell Trading and Head of Oil and Chemicals Markets Analysis for Shell International Joined Shell Australia in Engineering and operations roles in Distribution and Lubricants. Design and management roles in Shell Aviation. Business Development roles based in Europe, Mexico and Houston. Actual position in London since LARS ROBERT PEDERSEN Deputy Secretary General, BIMCO Second in command at BIMCO since Responsible for the technical and operational departments. Previous positions: 26 years at A.P.Moller-Maersk both at sea and a shore. Focus areas; technical management and related regulatory affairs. Lars Robert is a marine engineer and holds a Chief Engineers license. PETER V. NEFFENGER Deputy Commandant for Operations United States Coast Guard Previous positions: Director of Strategic Management and Doctrine, Deputy National Incident Commander for the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Commander of the Ninth Coast Guard District. Has received numerous military and civic awards including recognition by the Department of Homeland. LARS ERIK MANGSET Advisor at World Wide Fund of Nature, WWF Several years of experience as a researcher in DNV R & I. Current position: Advisor for WWF-Norway. Representing WWF in the IMO. Promoting environmental best practices and manage projects to promote the science basis identifying responsible shipping in the Arctic. YASUO TANAKA Managing corporate officer NYK Previous positions: General Manager of Technical group which handle new buildings for NYK group ships CTO and director of MTI (Monohakobi Technology Institute) which is the R&D leg for NYK group. Overseas positions in Australia and Finland. HARRY ROBERTSSON Technical Director, Stena Rederi AB Previous positions: Several years experience as manager in different organizations within the Shipping and Offshore Industry. Started to work for Stena in 1996 as Newbuilding Project Manager. Technical Director since NIELS B. CLAUSEN Manager of Engine and System Application, Marine Low Speed, MAN Diesel & Turbo Tasks and responsibilities have centered around engine installation and application through his 20 years career at MAN Diesel & Turbo. Holds a B.Sc. in mechanical engineering from the Technical University of Denmark and an M.Sc. in Marine Technology from the University of Newcastle, England. SIMEN A.H KNUDSEN Environmental Consultant, Maritime Advisory, DNV Has an MSc in Marine Technology, Sustainable Shipping, from NTNU Has previously worked with smaller start-ups ventures, and with low-carbon solutions in Xyntéo. Is currently working in DNV with technology and emissions from shipping, e.g. SOx, NOx and ballast water. TOR E. SVENSEN President DNV Maritime and Oil & Gas, Chief Operating Officer, DNV Asia Pacific Previous positions: COO of DNV Maritime Appointed deputy CEO of DNV in In 2007/2008 chairman of IACS. He has also been the Technical Director and then responsible for overseeing all of DNV s technical maritime activities.

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