KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Nov. 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- OTC Asia, scheduled for 25-28 March 2014, in Kuala Lumpur, features a robust technical programme that includes briefing sessions that will focus on countries that are newly emerging in offshore exploration and production or those countries experiencing a resurgence in activity.
Australia, for example, is the focus of one of 10 planned sessions. The country is believed to contain more than 1.4 billion barrels of proven oil reserves and more than 17 million barrels of technically recoverable reserves. Four leading oil and gas executives will present information on Australian innovation, successful applications, and a case study.
The session will be chaired by Richard Swarbrick, Assistant Manager, Resource Suppliers Section, Australian Government Department of Industry.
"OTC Asia offers Woodside an important platform to share knowledge and expertise in upstream oil and gas with our many partners in the region, particularly in the areas of offshore technology solutions, engineering and project management," said Neil Kavanagh, OTC Asia Programme Committee Member (Panel Session Moderator and Speaker), and Chief Science & Technology Manager, Woodside Energy Ltd.
Renewed interest in Myanmar's vast, untapped reserves of oil and natural gas, and increased foreign investment will be the focus of a country briefing where industry leaders will provide insight into the country's abundance of opportunities.
In addition to Australia and Myanmar, OTC Asia will spotlight E&P activity in Malaysia, Cambodia, Indonesia, India, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka, among others.
OTC Asia provides a forum for the exchange of ideas, technical knowledge, and expertise for E&P professionals by highlighting the latest developments and best practices in the industry. The 4-day technical program, which will address all aspects of offshore E&P, will include 2 executive plenary sessions, 10 panel sessions, and 53 technical papers.
For more information about attending OTC Asia, please visit http://www.otcasia.org.