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Event Programme EVENT PROGRAMME HOSTED BY THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN AND ORGANISED BY WESGRO Dear Colleagues of the World Energy Cities Partnership It gives me great pleasure, on behalf of the City of Cape Town, to welcome the members of the World Energy Cities Partnership (WECP) to the WECP Annual General Meeting in our beautiful city. I extend a special welcome to the visiting Mayors, Deputy Mayors and delegation leaders. The WECP, with a proud history dating back more than twenty years, brings together on an annual basis some of the greatest energy cities to share their experiences in the development of energy sectors. As the newest member city of WECP, Cape Town is both excited to learn from its fellow members and to share information about opportunities in energy sector development in our city region. Notwithstanding the current oil price volatility, the Western Cape Provincial Government is driving an ambitious programme of investment into the oil and gas sectors under the auspices of Project Khulisa. At the same time our national government under Operation Phakisa is seeking to unlock the potential of the marine economy, including in offshore oil and gas. Within Cape Town our advanced services sectors, including legal, financial, and engineering sectors, are providing expert assistance to energy companies both in the region and in the rest of the African continent. This year’s AGM will also provide a significant focus on renewable energy. Cape Town is leading the development of this sector in South Africa. It is an important contributor to the growth of the green economy, and in building resilience and combatting climate change. Along with our event partners, including Wesgro, the Office of the Western Cape Minister of Economic Opportunities, the South African Oil and Gas Alliance, GreenCape and the Saldanha Bay IDZ, we hope that you will find the conference content and related experiences engaging, inspiring and memorable. Patricia De Lille Executive Mayor of Cape Town Sunday 30 October 2016 WECP Committee Meetings Time: 13:15 – 16:00 Venue: Westin Hotel, Lower Long Street, Cape Town Dress: Casual Attendance: Officers of the WECP Seal & Robben Island Board Room 13:15 – Environment Committee 13:45 14:00 – Education Committee 14:45 15:15 – Economic Development Committee 16:00 Victoria & Alfred Boardroom 14:00 – Communications Committee 15:15 Sunday 30 October 2016 Table Mountain Tour and Dinner at Ginja Restaurant, V & A Waterfront Time: 16:15 – 17:00 Travel & Arrival 17:00 – 21:30 Event Venue: Table Mountain and Ginja Restaurant, V & A Hotel, V & A Waterfront Dress: Casual, please wear flat shoes and take jacket Attendance: All WECP delegates 16:15 Depart Westin Hotel for Table Mountain 17:00 Travel to top of mountain on cable car 17:15 Sightseeing on top of Table Mountain 18:30 Travel to bottom of mountain on cable car 19:00 Depart from Table Mountain to Ginja Restaurant 19:30 Dinner at Ginja Restaurant, V & A Hotel 21:30 Depart from Ginja Restaurant to Westin Hotel Monday 31 October 2016 Opening Session of the World Energy Cities Partnership Time: 08:30 – 09:00 Registration (not required for WECP delegates) 09:00 – 12:00 Event Venue: Westin Hotel Ball Room Dress: Business Dress Attendance: All WECP delegates Sponsored by: 09:00 Welcome Mthozami Xiphu, Chairperson of the South African Oil & Gas Alliance (SAOGA) 09:05 Sponsor’s Remarks Noor Kapdi, Partner at Dentons South Africa 09:10 Keynote address: “Energy for Patricia De Lille, Executive Mayor of Cape Town Economic Growth” 09:15 Overview of the South Africa David van der Spuy, Manager Conventional Resource Evaluation, Petroleum Agency of South O&G Resource Africa 09:45 Panel Discussion: Opportunities in Angolan Representative - TBC Southern African markets Laura Peinke, Executive: Business Development, Saldanha Bay IDZ Kishan Pillay, Head: Oil & Gas, Department of Trade and Industry Tseliso Maqubela, DDG Petroleum Products Regulation, Department of Energy Iain Pitt, CEO, Oil & Gas Council Moderator: Niall Kramer, CEO of SAOGA 10:35 Networking Break 11:00 Panel Discussion: Opportunities in WECP markets Halifax Mike Savage, Mayor of Halifax Stavanger Christine Sagen Helgø, Mayor of Stavanger George Adam, Lord Provost of Aberdeen Aberdeen Lisa Scaffidi, Lord Mayor of Perth Perth Azwan Shukor, Vice President, Malaysia Petroleum Resources Corporation Kuala Lumpur Moderator: Gareth Morgan, Principal Investment Officer, City of Cape Town 11:55 Closure Mthozami Xiphu, Chairperson of the South African Oil & Gas Alliance (SAOGA) 12:00 Lunch (WECP delegates only) Monday 31 October 2016 WECP Ad-hoc Strategy Meeting Time: 12:30 to 13:45 Venue: Victoria & Alfred Boardroom, Westin Hotel Dress: Business Dress Attendance: Officers of the WECP Monday 31 October 2016 Developing an Energy Sector Hub Time: 13:30 – 14:00 Registration (not required for WECP delegates) 14:00 – 17:00 Event Venue: Westin Hotel Ball Room Dress: Business Dress Attendance: All WECP delegates 14:00 Welcome Tim Harris, CEO of Wesgro 14:10 Keynote address: Project Khulisa: Alan Winde, Western Cape Minister of Economic Opportunities Developing an O&G Servicing Hub in the Western Cape 14:35 National sector focus TBC 14:55 Panel Discussion: O&G Laura Peinke, Executive: Business Development, Saldanha Bay IDZ Infrastructure Willem Roux, Port Manager at Saldanha, Transnet National Ports Authority Karsten Rieder, Head of Business, Business Development Esbjerg Shichang Zhang, Deputy Director, Dongying Foreign Affairs Office Moderator: 15:40 Networking Break 16:05 Panel Discussion: O&G Skills Gillian McCormack, Vice President : Trade & Investment Attraction, Calgary Economic Development Development Matt Lockley, Business & Skills Manager, Aberdeen City Council Dr Shahreen Madros, Executive Director, Malaysia Petroleum Resources Corporation Moderator: Gareth Morgan, Principal Investment Officer, City of Cape Town 16:55 Closure Tim Harris, CEO of Wesgro Monday 31 October 2016 WECP Industry Networking Event Time: 17:45 – 20:00 Event Venue: Old Harbour Lobby, Westin Hotel Dress: Business Attire Attendance: All WECP delegates 17:45 Arrival & Networking 18:15 Welcome Niall Kramer, CEO of South African Oil and Gas Alliance 18:20 Remarks Mike Savage, Mayor of Halifax and President of WECP Patricia de Lille, Executive Mayor of Cape Town and Vice President of WECP Helen Zille, Premier of the Western Cape 18:35 Networking 20:00 Closure Tuesday 1 November 2016 Site Visit: Green Point Biodiversity Park and Port of Cape Town Time: 08:45 to 09:15 Travel & Arrival 09:15 to 13:15 Event / s Venue: Green Point Biodiversity Park and TNPA House, Port of Cape Town Dress: Casual Business Dress Attendance: All WECP delegates 08:45 Depart Westin Hotel for Biodiversity Park 09:15 Presentation about the Biodiversity Park 09:45 Tour of the Biodiversity Park 10:30 Depart Biodiversity Park for TNPA House 11:00 Arrival at TNPA House 11:15 Welcome by the Port Manager, Sipho Nzuza Presentation about the Port of Cape Town Visit to the rooftop of TNPA house 12:15 Depart TNPA House for Workshop 17 12:30 – Lunch at Workshop 17 for WECP delegates only 13:15 Tuesday 1 November 2016 Renewable Energy and Local Government Time: 13:00 – 13:30 Registration (not required for WECP delegates) 13:30 – 16:30 Event Venue: Workshop 17, V & A Waterfront Dress: Casual Business Dress Attendance: All WECP delegates Sponsored by: 13:30 Welcome Gareth Morgan, Principal Investment Officer, City of Cape Town 13:35 Sponsors’ Remarks Collin Devenish, Operations Executive, V&A Waterfront Cecelia Kok, Project Manager, Friedrich Naumann Foundation 13:40 Keynote address: Positioning Cape Lance Greyling, Director: Trade & Investment, City of Cape Town Town as a Green Energy Hub 13:50 Keynote address: Growing the Mike Mulcahy, CEO of GreenCape renewable energy value chain in Cape Town: A case study on Atlantis GreenTech Park 14:15 Panel discussion: Small scale Kristin Reitan Husebø, CEO of Greater Stavanger Economic Development renewables in the local government Lisa Scaffidi, Lord Mayor of Perth context Bruce Raw, Energy Manager, GreenCape Moderator: Lance Greyling, Director: Trade & Investment, City of Cape Town 14:45 Networking Break 15:05 Panel discussion: A Conversation: The Niall Kramer, CEO of South African Oil & Gas Alliance relationship between gas and Mike Mulcahy, CEO of GreenCape renewables 15:35 Panel Discussion: Large scale Otto Jespersen, City Manager, Esbjerg renewables Nancy Phillips, Vice President: Trade, Investment & International Partnerships, Halifax Partnership Matt Lockley, Business & Skills Manager, Aberdeen City Council Moderator: Saliem Fakir, Head of the Policy & Futures Unit, WWF 16:25 Closure Gareth Morgan, Principal Investment Officer, City of Cape Town 16:30 Depart Workshop 17 for Westin Hotel Tuesday 1 November 2016 WECP Officers’ Meeting Time: 17:00 – 18:45 Event Venue: Victoria & Alfred Boardroom, Westin Hotel Dress: Casual Business Dress Attendance: Officers of the WECP See Separate Agenda Tuesday 1 November 2016 Official Dinner of the WECP Time: 19:30 - 20:00 Travel & Arrival 20:00 - 22:00 Event Venue: Belmont Mount Nelson Hotel Ballroom Dress: Business / Traditional Dress Attendance: All WECP delegates 19:30 Depart Westin Hotel for Mount Nelson Hotel 20:00 Arrival Drinks 20:15 Welcome Gareth Morgan, Principal Investment Officer, City of Cape Town 20:20 Remarks Tim Harris, CEO of Wesgro Mike Savage, Mayor of Halifax and President of the WECP 20:50 Remarks Sylvester Turner, Mayor of Houston and Secretary General of the WECP Patricia De Lille, Executive Mayor
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