MOGSEC 2018-09

September 4, 2018

I”ve been asked to spread the word. Please register soonish, so as you don’t have to line up like the other muggles.

We are looking for exhibitors as well. Give your bosses the 2016 post show report, the brochures for the Sabah and Sarawak Pavilions, SME Pavillion, and most importantly, the forms to book space and sweet sponsorship deals. IGL clients, I am looking at you.

Do come and spend some money. Please.

MOGSEC 2018 Sabah Sarawak Pavilions Application for Space
MOGSEC 2018 SME Pavillion Application for Space
MOGSEC 2018 Application for Space
MOGSEC 2018 Sponsorship Flyer
MOGSEC 2016 Post Show Report
MOGSEC 2018 Brochure

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Shell completes Malaysia LNG Tiga equity sale

August 27, 2018

Dateline 2018-06-20, Oil & Gas Technology:

Shell Gas Holdings (Malaysia), a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell, announced today that it has completed the sale of its 15 per cdent shareholding in Malaysia LNG Tiga Sdn Bhd (MLNG Tiga) to the Sarawak State Financial Secretary (SFS) for an agreed consideration of $750 million.

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Pipeline Technical Day 2018-09 (Hotel Armada, Petaling Jaya)

August 20, 2018

My Technical Division is Hosting the above event on 20th September, 2018.

Mr. Soren Hauch has a M. Sc. in Offshore Engineering and more than twenty years of experience in the offshore oil and gas industry, working in Denmark (2yrs), Norway (5yrs), United States (5yrs) and Malaysia (13yrs).

Soren is an experienced pipeline engineering professional with a R&D, service provider and operator background. Particular strengths are pipeline design and project execution with a thorough knowledge of industry best practice, regulatory requirements and trends.

Mr. Marian Copilet is currently holding the position of Technical Solutions Manager at Asia Pacific Oceaneering Services (Malaysia). He provides support to Oil & Gas operators, installers and design houses in the Asia-Pacific region. He works with customers very early in the sales cycle, from Concept through to Pre-FEED and FEED stages, to develop optimum solutions to field development challenges. Take a leading role in the preproposal clarification process, ensuring that customer specifications and other documents are well-understood by other OUS personnel. Mr. Copilet has more than 30 years of working experience.

Mr. Gareth Campbell is Regional Sales Manager for Asia Pacific based in Kuala Lumpur. His primary focus is promoting STATS’ range of pipeline isolation, intervention, repair and subsea equipment. He has played a key role in supporting STATS’ track record of successful isolation projects and long-term Emergency Pipeline Repair System (EPRS) contracts with international operators and contractors. Prior to relocating to Malaysia Gareth was Business Development Manager based at STATS global headquarters in Aberdeen, Scotland. Previous to joining STATS in 2011 as a contracts engineer, Gareth was a commercial analyst with GE Oil & Gas.

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Time to reverse the flow of oil revenue, says SAS

August 18, 2018

Dateline 2018-06-13, Borneo Post:

Solidariti Anak Sarawak (SAS) founder Peter John Jaban said it is time for Sarawak to consider keeping 95 per cent of oil revenue for the state and give the balance to the federal government.

“It is time to reverse the flow – with Sarawak giving the federal government five per cent of the oil revenue and keeping the remaining 95 per cent for the people of Sarawak,” he said.

Speaking to reporters after a gathering at the Kuching Waterfront yesterday to show support for the Sarawak government, Peter John said that revenue from oil sits at the heart of the autonomy issue which has been the principal driver of policy and feeling in Sarawak over the past few years.

“The question is simple – whether the people of the Borneo states should receive the benefits of the resources that have been part of their territory since long before Malaysia was even conceived.

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ChemECar 2018-07 Pt 2 of 2

August 1, 2018
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ChemECar 2018-07 Pt 1 of 2

July 25, 2018
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Sabah will pursue 20% oil royalty demand, assures Shafie

July 21, 2018

Dateline 2018-07-07, FMT:

Sabah Chief Minister Shafie Apdal has maintained that the state will work on its demand for 20% oil royalty from the federal government in line with his party’s manifesto for the recent general election.

“What we’ve spelled out in the manifesto, our 20% oil royalty, we’ll pursue it,” the Parti Warisan Sabah president said on the sidelines of an event here today.

Shafie had said on April 27, while launching the party’s 13-point manifesto, that Warisan would ensure the oil royalty due to the state increased from the current 5% to at least 20% if it won the state in the polls.

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Malaysia investigates Chinese gas pipeline deals for fraud, possible corruption

July 20, 2018

Dateline 2018-06-07, Taiwan News:

Malaysia’s Anti-Corruption Commission has begun an investigation into two gas pipeline projects contracted to a Chinese company on suspicion of fraud and violation of contract terms.

Malaysia’s Finance Minister, Lim Guan Eng will head to Beijing to discuss the deals and other infrastructure projects with a mandate to potentially terminate some of the agreements, according to the Nikkei Asian Review.

Lim said that it was “highly suspicious” that around 88 percent of the cost of the two pipeline projects had been paid to the China Petroleum Pipeline Bureau (CPPB), despite only 13 percent of the work being done.

The Finance Ministry also alleges that the awarding of the contract did not follow protocol, leading to a case being filed by Malaysia’s Anti-Corruption Commission.

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Sabah should join Sarawak to fight Petronas

July 16, 2018

Aaand where are they selling the tickets for this tag team grudge match? And why is the reporter’s pic in the article, showing him wearing a bulletproof vest? ‘Battle royale’ with 3 participants? Fortnite, much?

Dateline 2018-06-13, FMT:

It was reported on June 5 that Petronas had gone to court to seek a declaration that under the Petroleum Development Act 1974 (PDA), the national oil company had exclusive rights over oil and gas resources in Malaysia.

Petronas’ move is in response to Sarawak’s announcement on March 7 that it had assumed full control of oil and gas resources within its territorial boundaries.

The legal test initiated by Petronas is shaping up to become a battle royale between a corporate body and a founding state of Malaysia.

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Has Sarawak been shortchanged?

July 13, 2018

You mean, has Sarawak been hoodwinked by a fly by night, quick fingered, sleight of hand working man?

Dateline 2018-06-06, Borneo Post:

HAS the PH government broken its promises to the people of Sarawak and Sabah vis-à-vis its Pakatan Harapan Book (Buku Harapan), outlining the four-party coalition’s election manifesto?

As events unfolded with the first bombshell dropped on Sarawak on Monday by Petronas in a suit, seeking legal redress to its oil and gas rights in the state, let us take a look specifically on petroleum rights.

First, let it be known that Petroleum Development Act 1974 (PDA 1974) empowers the Prime Minister to make regulations for the purpose of putting into effect the provisions of PDA 1974 in the conduct or the carrying on of any business or services relating to the explorations, exploitations, winning or obtaining of petroleum.

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