IHS solutions and services related to managing regulatory compliance

1. IHS Regulatory Compliance Services

3. Today: Leading global source of critical information and insight dedicated to providing the most complete and trusted information and expertise

4. Customers in more than 180 countries

6. Public, NYSE IHS

7. FY10 revenue: $1.075B ($967M in ‘09)

8. FY10 net income: $325M (135M in ‘09)

9. ~50% of revenue outside of US Macroeconomic Forecasting

11. Experienced team of 10 professionals:

12. Lawyers

13. Regulatory Specialists

14. ITC experts

15. Information Managers

16. Multi-language

17. Supporting IOCsOCs, Governments and service companies worldwideProviding practical solutions to real operational challenges

19. What permits do we need and what is the process?

20. What are our reporting obligations?

22. What enforcement characteristics are exhibited?

23. What are the implications of non-compliance?

25. Cost over-runs

26. Investor confidence deterioration

27. Negative company brand impacts

29. How do we assign responsibilities and track compliance?

30. How do we ensure compliance throughout the project’s life-cycle?

32. How do our standards benchmark against best practice?

33. Do our sub-contractors have control over permitting requirements?

35. Regulatory Compliance: IHS Expertise Expertise across the full value chain… From upstream through electric power; from production to the end-user Extensive experience managing & delivering large consulting projects ranging from several months to several years Extensivelegal databases… Covering energy legislation of over 120 countries across the globe Oil & Gas IHS Global Insight A team of legal and policy advisors that integrates research, consulting and industry expertise Market tested thinking andproven methodologies and regulatory consulting Solidglobal energy scenariosframework as a platform Regulatory Compliance Implementation Expertise Global Reach & Integrated Energy Focus Energy Policy, Regulation & Strategy Expertise Renewables Power Blend ofquantitative fundamental analysis and expert judgment Proprietarycompliance management solutions for major stakeholders across the globe Regulatory and legal expertise in the context of technical oil and gas projects Experience across the globe… Fully integrated US, Latin America, Europe, Middle East, and Asia teams Experience in formulating energy policy & developing legislation … oil & gas, power, renewables, sustainable development, unconventional resources, climate change, upstream, midstream and downstream IHS Global Critical Information Experience of embedding regulatory compliance into project planning and workflow Access toIHS databases and software programs Environment

36. IHS Regulatory Compliance Methodology 3rd Party Databases In-country sources IHS Resources Data Gathering Phase: Identifying all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards Database Population Phase: Addition of legislation to the IHS compliance database Legal Analysis Phase: Identifying minimum permit application requirements checklist Consulting: Process Flow Analysis, Permit Audits, International Benchmarking, Determination of critical path items “Ground-Truthing” Phase: Confirming that the practical implementation matches legal process, inspection and audit

37. Focus on Quality Visibility in our processes 4 C’s: Correctness Completeness Currency Consistency 8

39. Business

40. H&S

41. Comm.s

42. Customs

43. E&P

44. Labour

45. Land

46. Transport

47. TaxRUSSIA POLAND SAKHALIN UK USA E. COAST IRAQ KAZAKHSTAN ITALY DUBAI ALGERIA SAUDI PHILIPPINES KUWAIT ECUADOR GHANA PNG THAILAND VENEZUELA NIGERIA CHAD CAMEROON BRAZIL CONGO GABON INDONESIA ANGOLA Proven Best Practice Methodologies: Multiple Clients, Multiple Locations

49. H&S Guidelines

50. Environmental Standards

51. Energy Policy & Planning

52. Industrial Development

53. Organisational Change

54. Training

55. Local ContentGREENLAND ISRAEL AZERBAIJAN LIBYA KUWAIT BARBADOS DUBAI QATAR MAURITANIA YEMEN NIGERIA COLOMBIA GABON TANZANIA SURINAME MOZAMBIQUE ANGOLA International Best Practice: Regulatory Systems

57. Regulatory Compliance Challenges 13

59. Successful completion of pilot project led to subsequent contracts to develop a further 5 versions of the database and analyse laws and regulations in multiple jurisdictions, and populate database with the resulting information

62. Phase 1 involved meetings with the key stakeholders, site inspections, reviews and the development of a recommended approach

63. Phase 2 involved the drafting of comprehensive guidelines for the construction sector and the development of a SMS

65. IHS recommendations regarding capacity building in the regulatory authority responsible for H&S provide for the effective management and enforcement

67. Comprehensive report developed which clearly identified anomalies and inconsistencies in the proposed draft standards, focusing on standards that technological were not achievable.

70. Presentation of information in an integrated manner, both via PPT files and via Excel template, providing competitive advantage through detailed regulatory process guidance.

72. IHS subsequently contracted to carry out an eight country regulatory profiling study.

74. Utilize information sources to track changes in policy, laws and standards, regulatory processes, jurisdictional responsibilities and organizational developments.

75. Provide weekly updates on all regulatory changes that have the potential to impact on client’s business in Brazil

77. To provide client with confidence that that the service provides value and insight and therefore has applicability in other jurisdictions where client is faced with a volatile and rapidly evolving business environment.Client

79. Phase 1 – Technical Due Diligence: IHS carried out a technical review of all existing reports and data related to the sites and conducted site visits. Independent analysis confirmed the likelihood of sufficient resources for monetisation.

82. For a multi-national company, the implementation of a standardised approach to compliance management has a number of significant advantages:

83. Consistent, high quality data

84. Executive dash-boarding to track international project success

85. Effective knowledge management throughout the life-cycle of a investment

86. Minimised system development costs through a structured program driven by a large user community