1. 11 th African Oil and Gas, Trade and Finance Conference & Exhibition 23-25 May 2007, Kenyatta International Conference Centre, Nairobi, Kenya Mwendia Nyaga Ag. Managing Director National Oil Corporation of Kenya Positioning Kenya as a service hub for Africa’s E & P sector

2. Africa – A clear focus for Exploration programs and licensing strategy for ‘Super-Majors’ Super-majors Exploration portfolios

3. Asian NOC’s E&P Focus Africa remains the focus for Exploration programs and licensing strategy driven by ‘Independents’ & Asian National Oil Companies

4. Recent E & P Licenses Technology transfer is vital for sustained growth in the oil industry: most of the services required such as Engineering, Field Services, Geochemical & Geophysical analysis are performed outside Africa

5. Worldwide Refinery Locations & Capacities Thousand Barrels per Calendar Day Number ofCrude OilCatalyticThermal Region/CountryRefineriesDistillationCracking Reforming North America17520,8266,7932,5054,309 Central & South America676,6091,330420416 Eurasia618,2836005511,244 Middle East456,472366483661 Africa463,23021077478 Asia & Oceania16120,6952,8614371,917 World Total69182,79514,7066,14711,449

6. WHY KENYA?

7. Kenya: Regional E&P Hub Upgrade KPRL Mombasa from 1600kT to 3000kT will also increase capacity of LPG production Extend 900km product pipeline to Kampala in Uganda. Foster independent storage allowing traders to participate in FOB market

8. National Oil Geochem Lab National Oil will Joint venture an Aberdeen-based service Laboratory to commercialize its geochemical laboratory facility at international standards

9. Seismic Processing Centre Seismic processing capability in Africa is severely limited yet requirements Achievable through tech know-how, computer software, hardware and qualified personnel

10. Integrated oilfield services Geophysical Services Seismic Data acquisition Vessels Well Services Logging/Cementing/ Directional Drilling /Completions ShippingShipping Supply and support Vessels ProductionExploration Seismic, Survey Anchor ing, Towing, Supply Drilling Fluids Logging Cementing Fluids, Directional drilling, Cementing Anchoring, Towing, Supply Well Completion Drilli ng Production Logging Well Workovers Standby Vessels Trans port

11. Living & Accommodation Support Portacabin or tented accommodation facilities for remote locations Long range helicopters for rescue and offshore oil industry operation

12. Storage & Transportation Planned extension of the KPC Oil products pipeline to Uganda Construction of the LPG import handling and storage facilities by KPC/KPRL

13. Kilindini Port Mombasa The Port of Mombasa handled 438,000 TEUs in 2004 and 436,000 TEUs in 2005. Throughput expected to reach the 1 million TEU mark by the year 2015.

14. Dredging of Likoni Channel Capitalise on location of Kenya along a major Africa/Arabian tanker route, dredging the channel can allow larger vessels to access port

15. A mooring system on a floating platform where tankers can dock. A submarine pipeline is attached to the platform where tankers load and unload their cargo. A mooring system on a floating platform where tankers can dock. A submarine pipeline is attached to the platform where tankers load and unload their cargo.A mooring system on a floating platform where tankers can dock. A submarine pipeline is attached to the platform where tankers load and unload their cargo. A mooring system on a floating platform where tankers can dock. A submarine pipeline is attached to the platform where tankers load and unload their cargo.A mooring system on a floating platform where tankers can dock. A submarine pipeline is attached to the platform where tankers load and unload their cargo. Single Buoy Mooring (SBM) Erection of an SBM can allow use of Very Large Crude Carriers or Ultra Large Crude Carriers to deliver cargo that can be offloaded through a sub- marinepipeline or onto smaller vessels for onward delivery to the refinery

16. Nairobi is home to 2 of the busiest airports in Africa – JKIA with a maximum runway capacity of 80,000 landing/takeoffs annually (currently doing 60,000) – Wilson Airport mainly serving domestic and regional destinations, accommodating 120,000 landings/takeoffs annually Air travel

17. JKIA Expansion Project Airport being expanded to include construction of new terminal, taxi ways, car park for 1500 cars, parking stands for aircraft increasing from 23 to 43 Project launched in 2006 and expected to be completed in 2009 Passenger numbers grew from 3.5 to 4.4 million last year with the number projected to reach over 9 million by 2024

18. Manpower Capacity Petroleum Training Institute University of Nairobi, Department of Geology to increase petroleum geology courses NAFFAC (National Fossil Fuels Advisory Committee) to advise Minister on the use of training fund levied from oil exploration companies

19. Tourism

20. Ahsante sana, Karibu Kenya! Welcome to the hub, some are obviously in a rush to get there!