Scotland Oil & Gas Gas.

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1 Scotland Oil & Gas Gas

2 Index Update on UKCS Aberdeen On the rise Scottish Development International Who we are & how can we assist you

3 UKCS 11.4 billion CAPEX in 2012, 2013 CAPEX was 14 billion 44 billion of CAPEX approved and under development 45 new projects approved in 2011 & 2012 The 28 th round of petroleum licensing began on the 24 th of January 2014 Estimated billion boe remaining on the UKCS or 1.5 trillion The UK Oil & Gas sector supports around 450,000 jobs Operating Expenditure in 2012 was 7.7 billion

4 West & East of Shetland Significant remaining areas of prospects in the UKCS Estimated to hold potentially 3-4 billion barrels of oil equivalent (around 17% of the UK's oil reserves) Estimated to hold potentially10% to 15% of the remaining UK gas reserves Statoil Total Chevron BP ExxonMobil - operator of Mariner & Bressay - operator of Laggan & Tormore - operator of Rosebank & Lochnagar - operator of Clair - operator of Tobermory

5 Aberdeen On the rise Increase in company activity, mergers & acquisitions and contract awards Engineer and project manager company Amec is set to buy Foster Wheeler in 1.9 billion deal combining two big players in the UK s oil and has sector. Dolphin Drilling has secured a UK North Sea contract with oil firm Chevron valued at 155m. Weir Group has also secured a new 59 million maintenance services contract with Lukoil Oil Company for the West Qurna-2 oilfield in Southern Iraq. Chevron is to invest 200m in the development of the Alder field in the North Sea, with gas being sent to the St Fergus terminal from 2016 Wood Group has secured two major contract extensions in Africa worth approximately $250 million ( million). Group subsidiary Wood Group PSN (WGPSN) has secured a five-year extension to an operation, maintenance and construction management services contract for asset facilities in central Africa worth more than $140 million ( 85.2 million).

6 Aberdeen On the rise Substantial investment in infrastructure 5 New business parks: ABZ Business Park ABZ Business Park is an international commercial site, home to global oil and gas technology companies, major serviced office facilities and high-standard hotels across 54 acres. Located at Aberdeen Airport. D2 Planning permission granted for 1.4m sq ft of office, industrial and ancillary accommodation. The development has attracted occupiers including BP, Halliburton, Wood Group PSN, Aker Solutions and Schlumberger.

7 Kingshill Business Park Subsea city, home to Subsea 7, Cameron, Technip, Bibby Offshore, Taqa Bratani & Subsea UK Aberdeen Gateway Strategically located on the south entrance to the city. Home to Enesco, Hydrasun & NOV Prime 4 Located on the AWPR, home to Transocean, Premier Oil, Nexen & Apache

8 sqft feet of grade A office available in the city centre in the next 5 years Marischal Square Triple Kirks Pinnacle The former Bells Hotel GDF and Enquest at the harbour Plus 200 bedroom urban villa hotel on justice mill lane, city centre

9 Airport Development Zone 4 new hotels 3 New business parks 1.2m sqft business space 250m investment New Exhibition and Conference Centre (2017) The Core 40 hectares Mixed use Prime 4 Phase 1-330,000sqft 125m investment Nexen, Apache, Transocean Phase 2-500,000sqft Premier Oil Energy Parks 9 Incubators 21 Single sites 15 hectares expansion Westhill SURF City 3000 employees 40% of the UK subsea market Technip Subsea 7 Taqa Bibby Offshore Subsea UK Central Business District Aberdeen Gateway 18 hectares Hydrasun Tetra Specialist Piping Aberdeen Harbour expansion

10 Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route

11 Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route Major infrastructure project for Aberdeen & North East Scheduled for completion in 2018 Alleviates traffic congestion through Aberdeen Opens up industrial opportunities north of Aberdeen/Peterhead

12 Aberdeen Harbour One of the two major ports servicing the UKCS Current facilities running a full capacity with no capacity for expansion in current location Identified in the Scottish National Planning Framework Nigg Bay is the preferred option

13 Nigg Bay 320M Central Business District GDF, Enquest

14 Peterhead Port One of the two major ports servicing the UKCS Expansion plans include 40M project to move the fish market to an inner berth and free up further space for O&G Additional plans for a new industrial park in Peterhead Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route will open up Peterhead with improved connections to Aberdeen

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16 Flight Connectivity Wideroe daily Aberdeen to Stavanger & Bergen BMI Regional daily Aberdeen to Oslo & Kristansund BMI Regional daily Stavanger to Harstad & Tromso SAS daily to Stavanger & Oslo

17 Scottish Development International Who Are We? Scotland s Trade and Investment Strategy Global Reach Our Approach Where We Add Value Key Sectors

18 Who Are We? Scottish Development International (SDI) is the specialist inward investment and trade arm of the Scottish Government Single point of contact for all international business development needs

19 SCOTLAND S TRADE AND INVESTMENT STRATEGY GOVERNMENT AMBITION: 50% increase in international exports by 2017 Team Scotland Approach Customer focussed delivery Aligning the work of the public and private sector Wider promotion of Scotland Influencing and providing business intelligence Harnessing the potential of international networks Integrated business planning Scotland s Trade and Investment Strategy Increasing international Trade More Scottish businesses trading internationally Greater support of Growth Businesses International exploitation of Scotland education sector Attracting Inward Investment Greater focus on strategic inward investment Embedding companies, encouraging expansion and developing supplier links Low carbon opportunities Promoting Scotland Focus on growth opportunities in sectors Ensuring a global footprint focussed on opportunity Emerging markets

20 OUR PURPOSE International trade raise the ambition of more Scottish businesses to think, compete and trade globally Attract investment and talent which builds on Scotland s globally competitive sectors Increase the global competitiveness of the business environment in Scotland Enhance Scotland s image globally Economic Development Foreign investment

21 SDI GLOBAL REACH Background Started in 1981 Joint venture: Scottish Government Scottish Enterprise Highlands & Islands Ent People 230 staff 23 overseas offices Industry specialists Local staff throughout Scotland

22 WHERE WE ADD VALUE Supporting Scottish companies in their global growth: Trade Identify market opportunities and provide market intelligence International strategy development Prepare businesses to do business overseas Identify business partners and finance support options Facilitate connections and business relationships Inward Investment Collaboration and risk reduction Identify staff, training, property and academia Identify business partners Potential financial assistance Dedicated aftercare

23 KEY SECTORS Creative Industries & Electronic Technologies Energy Oil & Gas Financial & Business Services Food and Drink Life Sciences Tourism Universities Other Growth Sectors Aerospace, Defence, Marine Chemicals Construction Forest Industries Healthcare Textiles

24 NORWAY ACTIVITIES 2014 SCOTLAND-NORWAY NETWORK MEETING JAN TRADE MISSION TO OSLO & STAVANGER APRIL ONS EXHIBITION AUGUST OFSHORE TECHNOLOGY DAYS OCTOBER

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