The 19th Singapore International Bunkering Conference and Exhibition (SIBCON) stamped its authority on the market with over 1600 participants convening on the day, and reaffirming industry’s recognition of the largest and most influential bunkering event in the world. 50+ speakers representing top ship owners, suppliers, traders and regulators engaged the audience on the likely direction of market forces impacting the industry. Whilst gearing up for an expected 2020 global cap took center stage, there were equally thought provoking discussions surrounding challenges in MFM disputes, counterparty risk, fuel quality and pricing. SIBCON 2016 was a success on all accounts, and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore would like to thank the industry for its support. We look forward to seeing you again in 2018. www.sibconsingapore.com

1. 19th
THE JOURNEY TOWARDS CLEANER MARINE FUELS
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1600+PARTICIPANTS
70COUNTRIES
50+SPEAKERS
45SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORS
Organised by:
Maritime and Port Authority
of Singapore
Managed by:
IBC Asia (S) Pte Ltd
Goh Swee Chen
Chairperson
Shell Singapore
Andy Milnes
CEO, Integrated Supply
& Trading Eastern
Hemisphere
BP
KEYNOTE ADDRESSES
• Energy Markets – at the crossroads or a
turning point?
• The fuel availability gap
SIBCON LEADERSHIP DIALOGUES
• Managing the uncertainty in the lead up to
a global Sulphur cap
• Fuel Quality – what should the buyer focus on?
• The aftermath of OW Bunker – what to
know, and how to protect yourself?
• Exploring price relationships and
projections across key fuel grades
SHIP OWNER PERSPECTIVES
• Responding to trade and environment
challenges
• Recalibrating the procurement process
• Enabling LNG
• Dealing with fuel quality matters
SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
• Singapore – what next in this growth story?
• Mass Flow Metering - Dealing with post
implementation challenges
• The LNG roadmap
2016 HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
KEYNOTE
ADDRESSES
4-7 October 2016, Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore
SINGAPORE
INTERNATIONAL
BUNKERING
Conference and Exhibition

2. THE WORLD’S LARGEST AND MOST
INFLUENTIAL BUNKERING EVENT IS BACK!
SIBCON 2016 has gone a step further and is poised to
deliver cutting edge insights from different sectors of
the industry. Chatham House Rules will ensure robust
debates.
“SIBCON IS THE ONLY BUNKERING
CONFERENCE ENGEN FEELS IS WORTH
IT, IT DELIVERS THE RESULTS FROM
ATTENDING. IT IS A TRULY GLOBAL
CONFERENCE WHERE YOU GET TO
MEET A LOT OF PLAYERS.”
Anmarie Kleinhans, Engen Petroleum Ltd.
SUPPORTING ASSOCIATIONS MEDIA PARTNERS
SIBCON 2016 PROGRAMME:
Tuesday 4 October
Bunker Trade: Risk, Disputes and
Claims
• Unpaid bunkers
• Contracts
• Maritime lien
• Disputes in Singapore
• PI view
• Price risk
Wednesday 5 October
• Guest of Honour Address
• Keynote Speeches
• Ship Owner Conversations
• Market Scenarios
• MFM – post implementation
challenges
The SIBCON Party
Thursday 6 October
• LNG Fuel
• The aftermath of OW Bunker
• Recalibrating Procurement
• Price Projections
• Bunker Supply Chain
transformation?
• Medium term outlook
Friday 7 October
Site Tours
• Joint Oil Spill Exercise (JOSE)
• Visit to Terminals in the Port of
Singapore
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
CONVERSATIONS WITH TOP
SHIP OWNERS TAKE CENTRE
STAGE!
Jakob Hjortlund
Head of Global
Operations
BW Pacific
Jens Maul
Jorgensen
Director of Bunker
Oldendorff
Carriers
Martin Cresswell
Fleet Director
The China
Navigation
Company Pte Ltd
Joshua Low
Global Head of
Trading
Maersk Oil
Trading
Martin Brodersen
Head of Bunkers
Torm
Arthur Bowring
Managing Director
Hong Kong
Ship Owners
Association
Anders Breum-
Borella
Senior Bunker
Manager
Norden
Nitin Mathur
Group Managing
Director
Wallem Singapore
Mathias Bowie
Rasmussen
Bunker Manager
J. Lauritzen
Jon Birkholm
Vice President
(Commercial and
Operations)
BW VLCC
BUNKER, LNG AND ALTERNATIVE
FUEL SUPPLIERS
Carlos Torres
Global Head
BP Marine
Timothy Cosulich
Managing Director
Fratelli Cosulich
Lauran Wetemans
General Manager -
Downstream LNG
Shell
Eddy Van Bouwel
Policy Planning
Senior Advisor,
Global Regulatory
Affairs
ExxonMobil
Hans Staal
Global Bunker
Director
Brightoil
Goh Tiak Boon
Chairman, Technical
Committee for
LNG Bunkering,
Singapore
Standards
Council, Head of
LNG New Business,
Pavilion Gas
Dirk Kronemeijer
CEO
Good Fuels
Christopher
D. Chatterton
COO
Methanol
Institute
Bob Thornton
Global Marine
Technical Director
World Fuel
Services
ANALYSTS, RISK AND
TECHNICAL SPECIALISTS
John Philips
Head of Credit Risk
Gulf Petrochem
Liz Mccarthy
Head of Content
Lloyds List
Will Bathurst
Global Head of
Analysis
Peninsula
Petroleum
Robin Meech
Chairman
IBIA
Sushant Gupta
Research Director
Wood Mackenzie
Cheong Jin Yu
VP of Oil, Power and
Gas, SGX
Capt Rahul
Choudhuri
Managing Director
VPS
John Larese
Global Marine Fuels
Technical Liaison
Manager
ExxonMobil
Adrian Tolson
Senior Partner
20I20 Marine
Energy
“HIGHLY PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCE THAT
COVERED ALL DIMENSIONS OF WHAT A
WORLD CLASS CONFERENCE PROVIDES”
Robert Bailey, US Coast Guard
BE PART OF THE PRE
CONFERENCE SYMPOSIUM
TUESDAY 4 OCTOBER 2016
Bunker Trade – Risk, Disputes and
Claims with a focus on unpaid bunkers,
maritime lien, contracts, MFM case
study, managing disputes in Singapore,
and price risks.
SITE TOURS
FRIDAY 7 OCTOBER 2016
Joint Oil Spill Exercise (JOSE)
Participants go out to sea for a half-day
demonstration on preventing and managing
oil spills
Visit to Terminals in the Port of
Singapore
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“IT WAS AN EXCELLENT EVENT – MY FIRST
SIBCON. EXTREMELY WELL ORGANISED
AND MUCH MORE TIGHTLY RUN THAN
MANY OTHER CONFERENCES. WELL DONE!”
Colin Birch, Vice President, IHS
“VERY INFORMATIVE. BENEFITED FROM
VIEWS OF SPEAKERS COMBINED WITH
STATISTICAL DATA.”
Abhinandan Das Mahapatra, General Manager (Prospects), The Great
Eastern Shipping
The rapid change in oil and gas markets has influenced industries
on a global scale, and the world of marine fuels has not remained
unscathed. Further, with the possible implementation of a 2020
sulphur cap, the market is actively debating demand, risk and a
response strategy.
50+ TOP DECISION MAKERS
TACKLE MARINE FUEL CHALLENGES
3 How should industry manage the transition?
3 What are your peers and competitors planning?
3 Which fuel segments will create opportunities?
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) was established on 2 February 1996
with the mission to develop Singapore as a premier global hub port and international
maritime centre (IMC), and to advance and safeguard Singapore’s strategic maritime
interests. MPA is the driving force behind Singapore’s port and maritime development,
taking on the roles of Port Authority, Port Regulator, Port Planner, IMC Champion, and
National Maritime Representative. MPA partners the industry and other agencies to
enhance safety, security and environmental protection in our port waters, facilitate port
operations and growth, expand the cluster of maritime ancillary services, and promote
maritime RD and manpower development.
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TUESDAY 4 OCTOBER
PRE CONFERENCE SYMPOSIUM
BUNKER TRADE – DISPUTES, CLAIMS
AND RISK MANAGEMENT
Chairman: Adrian Tolson, Senior Partner, 20I20 Marine Energy
9.00 Bunker Fraud – Risk Mitigation Strategies and Solutions
• Recent cases across jurisdictions
• Who has what rights?
• Fraud detection and resolution
• What trends can we continue to expect?
Adrian Tolson, Senior Partner, 20I20 Marine Energy
9.40 Res Cogitans and OW Bunker judgments in Singapore: How
these decisions affect the Singapore bunkering industry
• Assessing the Res Cogitans and OW Bunker judgments
• What are the lessons learned?
• Implications for the bunkering industry
Kelly Yap, Partner - Head of Litigation, Oon Bazul LLP
10.20 Morning Tea
11.00 Practical insights on maritime lien
• What should suppliers, traders and buyers be aware of
• Understanding its application across major bunker ports
• Anti-lien clauses in charter parties
• Maritime lien in Singapore
V Bala, Partner, Rajah Tann Singapore LLP
11.40 Bunker disputes and claims in Singapore
• Nature and resolution of recent claims
• Post bunker disputes
• How to make the most of your surveyor?
• Practical takeaways
John Phillips, Head of Credit Risk, Gulf Petrochem
12.20 PI guidance on claims and compensation
• What trends are being observed
• How do clubs work out the compensation?
• Case studies
Wai Pong Lee, Regional Advisor, Thomas Miller (South East Asia) Pte Ltd
1.00 Lunch
Chairman: Jakob Hjortlund, Head of Global Operations, BW Pacific
2.00 A practical understanding of the Singapore MFM standard,
TR48 for effective risk management
Seah Khen Hee, Chairman, Technical Committee for Bunkering, Singapore
Standards Council
2.30 Procedures and Processes in delivery of Bunkers through
MFM
Kenneth Kee, Technical Representative, IBIA Asia and Member, Technical
Committee for Bunkering
3.00 Case Study: Reducing quantity disputes through Mass Flow
Meter installation
Hans Staal, Global Bunker Director, Brightoil
3.30 Mass Flow Meter Panel discussion with speakers
Moderator: Jakob Hjortlund, Head of Global Operations, BW Pacific
Seah Khen Hee, Chairman, Technical Committee for Bunkering, Singapore
Standards Council
Kenneth Kee, Technical Representative, IBIA Asia and Member, Technical
Committee for Bunkering
Hans Staal, Global Bunker Director, Brightoil
4.00 Afternoon Tea
4.30 Close of symposium
PRE–CONFERENCE SYMPOSIUM
1600+PARTICIPANTS
70COUNTRIES
8 HIGH LEVEL SIBCON LEADERSHIP
DIALOGUES
1 SHIP OWNER
CONVERSATIONS –
Responding to trade and
environment challenges
2 MANAGING THE
UNCERTAINTY in the lead
up to a global Sulphur cap
3 MASS FLOW METERING
– Dealing with post
implementation challenges
4 FUEL QUALITY – what
should the buyer focus on?
5 MAKING LNG FUEL A
REALITY
6 THE AFTERMATH OF
OW BUNKER – what to
know, and how to protect
yourself?
7 PRICE RELATIONSHIPS
and projections across key
fuel grades
8 MEDIUM TERM INDUSTRY
OUTLOOK

4. DAY 1 – WEDNESDAY 5 OCTOBER
9.05 Welcome Address by Guest of Honour
Ng Chee Meng, Acting Minister for Education (Schools) and Senior Minister of State,
Ministry of Transport
THE BIG PICTURE
9.20 Keynote: Energy Markets – at the crossroads or a turning point?
• Structural shifts impacting oil gas supply and trade
• What more is expected to change?
• The next turning point for prices
Goh Swee Chen, Chairperson, Shell Singapore
9.40 Keynote: Bracing up for 2020 - A refiner’s response to breaking the
status quo
• The fuel availability gap
• Investment required to meet new demand
• Contending with pricing and demand uncertainties
• Incentives and certainty sought
Andy Milnes, CEO - Integrated Supply Trading, Eastern Hemisphere, BP
10.00 Opening of Exhibition
11.20 Ship Owner Conversations – Responding to trade and environment
challenges
• ASEAN, Asia and global trade expectations
• Alliances, mega carriers and changing hub port requirements
• Responding to sulphur and climate control regulations
Moderator: Liz Mccarthy, Head of Content, Lloyds List
Jon Birkholm, Vice President (Commercial and Operations), BW VLCC
Duncan Bond, Chief Commercial officer, Berge Bulk
Martin Cresswell, Director - Newbuildings, The China Navigation Company Pte Ltd
12.00 SIBCON Leadership Dialogue: Managing the uncertainty in the
lead up to a global Sulphur cap implementation
• How likely is 2020?
• Forecasting demand and availability in a 2020 scenario
• What trigger points should the market watch out for?
• Key milestones to effectively manage the transition
Moderator: Robin Meech, Chairman, IBIA
Carlos Torres, Global Head, BP Marine
Eddy Van Bouwel, Policy Planning Senior Advisor, Global Regulatory Affairs, ExxonMobil
Joshua Low, Global Head of Trading, Maersk Oil Trading
Choong Zhen Mao, Executive Director, Equatorial Marine Fuel Management Services Pte Ltd
12.45 Lunch
MARKET SCENARIOS
14.00 New and upcoming ECA proposals, and expected timelines
• Global round up of new ECAs being considered
• Progress to date and realistic implementation timeframes
• China’s ECA initiatives and immediate issues arising
Arthur Bowring, Managing Director, Hong Kong Ship Owners Association
14.30 SIBCON Leadership Dialogue: Managing fuel quality – what should
the buyer focus on?
• What are the essential components?
• What are the key challenges?
• What new areas need to be looked into by industry as a whole?
Moderator: Jakob Hjortlund, Head of Global Operations, BW Pacific
Nitin Mathur, Group Managing Director, Wallem Singapore
John Larese, Global Marine Fuels Technical Liaison Manager, ExxonMobil
Capt Rahul Choudhuri, Managing Director, VPS
Bob Thornton, Global Marine Technical Director, World Fuel Services
15.10 Afternoon tea
16.00 Singapore – what next in this growth story?
• MPA expectations on demand in the medium to long term
• The global cap, and how will the Singapore volume be replaced by compliant fuel?
• New initiatives on automating bunkering and related infrastructure
Alan Lim, Deputy Director (Port Services), Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
MASS FLOW METERS
16.20 SIBCON Leadership Dialogue: Mass Flow Metering - Dealing with
post implementation challenges
• Approved delivery procedure to ensure system integrity
• Disputes and industry concerns - How discrepancy be investigated?
• Surveyor and MPA role in the process
• PI assessment of claims
Moderator: Danny Chua, Senior Partner, Joseph Tan Jude Benny
Dr Parry Oei, Director (Port Services), Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
Timothy Cosulich, Managing Director, Fratelli Cosulich
Simon Neo, Regional Manager, IBIA
17.05 Close of day 1 followed by The SIBCON Party
CONFERENCE AGENDA
DAY 2 – THURSDAY 6 OCTOBER
LNG FUEL
9.00 LNG Bunkering – heralding a new shift in marine fuels
• The Singapore position
• Roadmap for LNG adoption
Alan Lim, Deputy Director (Port Services), Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
9.15 Development of LNG bunkering Standards
• Progress in standards to support bunkering
Goh Tiak Boon, Chairman, Technical Committee for LNG Bunkering, Singapore Standards
Council, Head of LNG New Business, Pavilion Gas
9.30 Creating pathways for the uptake of LNG fuel
• Review of regulations worldwide for cleaner fuels
• Incentives by States and Port Authorities to promote LNG
• First LNG bunker barge for the US market
Stéphane Maillard, General Manager, GTT SEA
Peter Keller, Executive Vice President, TOTE Inc
10.00 SIBCON Leadership Dialogue: Making LNG fuel a reality
• Longer term projections for LNG as marine fuel
• Addressing supply concerns
• How and why the early mover advantage will help
• Technology investment and other considerations for ship owners
• Will LNG be viable in time for a possible 2020 global cap?
Moderator: Tom Boardley, Marine Director, Lloyds Register
Lauran Wetemans, General Manager - Downstream LNG, Shell
Mark Bell, General Manager, SGMF
Richard Bowcutt, Senior Vice President – APAC, Rolls Royce
Robert Maxwell, Managing Director - Singapore, Bernhard Schulte Ship management
10.40 Morning Tea
RISK MITIGATION – LOOKING BEYOND THE NORM
11.30 Ship Owners perspective: Recalibrating the procurement process
to manage market risk
• How is supplier risk being assessed?
• How are owners viewing the issue of competing claims?
• Is it practical to bypass the trader?
• Bunker procurement practices now, and in the future
Jens Maul Jorgensen, Director of Bunker, Oldendorff Carriers
Anders Breum-Borella, Senior Bunker Manager, Norden
12.10 SIBCON Leadership Dialogue: The aftermath of OW Bunker – what
to know, and how to protect yourself?
• Market behaviours post OW – have we learnt our lessons?
• What risks continue to exist?
• Legal positions of various parties, and protection available
• The case for a new form for Bunker Sale Purchase
Moderator: Adrian Tolson, Senior Partner, 20I20 Marine Energy
Jos Heijmen, Senior Vice President of Credit Risk Management, World Fuel Services
John Philips, Head of Credit Risk, Gulf Petrochem
Martin Brodersen, Head of Bunkers, Torm
Mark Sachs, Promotion Committee member, Singapore Chamber of Maritime
Arbitration Partner, Thomas Cooper LLP
12.50 Lunch
14.00 SIBCON Leadership Dialogue: Exploring price relationships and
projections across key fuel grades
• Price evolution across key segments
• Expected variations in key ports
• Will we continue to see a premium for ISO 8217: 2010 compliant fuel?
• The longer term impact of MFM on Singapore’s prices
• Outlook for MGO – LNG spreads
• 2020 vs 2025 global cap scenarios
Moderator: Will Bathurst, Global Head of Analysis, Peninsula Petroleum
Sushant Gupta, Research Director, Wood Mackenzie
Cheong Jin Yu, VP of Oil, Power and Gas, SGX
Mathias Bowie Rasmussen, Bunker Manager – Asia, J. Lauritzen Pte. Ltd
14.50 The Bunker supply chain – a transformation underway?
• Changing industry approaches to risk management
• Impact of pricing and credit terms
• Wither the trader value add?
Robin Meech, Chairman, IBIA
15.20 Industry dialogue – a medium term outlook for the marine fuels
industry
• Realistic compliance options for a 20/20 global cap
• Options: The appetite for LNG
• Current stage of development and commercial viability of biofuels, methanol and
ethanol as marine fuels.
• Expected uptake for marine scrubbers
Moderator: Neeraj Joshi, Global Operations Manager, China Navigation Company Pte.Ltd
Dirk Kronemeijer, CEO, Good Fuels
Christopher D. Chatterton, COO, Methanol Institute
Luca Volta, LNG Venture Manager, ExxonMobil
Goh Tiak Boon, Chairman, Technical Committee for LNG Bunkering, Singapore Standards
Council, Head of LNG New Business, Pavilion Gas
16.00 Closing remarks by Chairman, SIBCON Steering Committee
16:10 Networking Refreshments
150+SHIP OWNERS
45SPONSORS EXHIBITORS
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NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES
UNIQUE TO SIBCON
“EXCELLENT EVENT, KNOWLEDGE ON BUNKERING
BUSINESS, NETWORKING ACTIVITIES AND BRINGS ALL
PEOPLE TOGETHER IN ONE ROOM”
Faisal Osman, Brunei Shell Marketing Company
SET ASIDE YOUR TIME FOR THE
ONE BUNKERING EVENT YOU MUST
ATTEND IN 2016!
SIBCON 2016 is fresh, reinvigorated, packed with networking
options and activities, and will ensure you get return on
investment. This year’s event features a range of networking
activities lined up over 4 days to give you the most out of
your investment. Bring your global team to Singapore and
establish new opportunities with local suppliers and traders.
GOLF SIMULATOR
CHALLENGE
Hone your swing, take part in competitions and
get a chance to win a prize!
LUCKY DRAWS OVER THE
TWO DAYS
Stay in the mix to win Travel vouchers, Apple
and Samsung handsets!
SITE TOURS
Joint Oil Spill Exercise (JOSE)
Participants go out to sea for a half-day demonstration on
preventing and managing oil spills
Visit to Terminals in the Port of Singapore
YOUR NETWORKING TOOLS!
• Private Meeting Rooms – book in advance for closed door
engagements with clients you meet.
• Smartphone App – plan your visit, access the participant list in
advance, tweet your thoughts and much more!
• Social Media – Reach out to even more people via the SIBCON
LinkedIn and Twitter platforms.
• Exhibition Booths - Customise your booth in strategic location
to catch your targeted customers and reinforce your company
presence while networking.
• List of participants regularly updated on the website.
BY INDUSTRY:
Oil Gas Majors..........................6%
Suppliers / Traders......................51%
Ship Owners and Operators.......15%
Survey / Testing............................6%
LNG Suppliers and Vendors.......14%
Ports / Terminals..........................2%
Finance / Legal..............................2%
Lubricants Additives................2%
Fuel Technology Software.......2%
BY REGION:
Singapore..............................41%
Europe...................................18%
Middle East...........................9%
South East Asia.....................6%
North Asia.............................16%
Africa.....................................2%
Australia / NZ........................2%
USA........................................3%
Indian Sub-Continent..........3%
YOU WILL MEET:
SIBCON’S UNBEATABLE VALUE!
150+Ship Owners and
Operators
from
22 Countries
and over
100 companies
200+participants at the
pre-conference
symposium
1600+total participants
from
70+ countries
LARGESTpresence of
suppliers and
traders
PARTICIPATION
by global offices
of the various
companies
NETWORKING
options across the
main conference,
pre-conference
symposium, cocktail
reception and post
event site tours

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absolute integrity and professionalism.
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Shell has decades of experience in the marine fuel
market, with a supply network that covers many
of the key bunkering locations in the world. Shell’s
portfolio of marine fuels encompasses a suite of
fuels which include High and Low Sulpur Fuel Oil,
Gas Oil and LNG. As one of the world’s largest
producers, refiners and shippers of oil and gas,
Shell works to apply the highest standards of safety
and operational integrity across the full range of its
operations.
Shell has been a pioneer in the LNG industry and
was involved in the first-ever LNG plant in Algeria
in 1964. At Shell we have used this knowledge and
expertise to extend the LNG market beyond its
current primary use of generating electricity, into
transport. LNG is cost competitive and is a lower
carbon option that can help ship and fleet owners/
operators to reduce their emissions.
The 2015 market introduction of Shell’s Ultra Low
Sulphur Fuel Oil (ULSFO), meeting ISO 8217:2010,
is another attractive Sulphur Emission Control Area
(SECA) compliant fuel solution.
Our account managers are connected to our global
operations and will ensure prompt and helpful
responses to your bunker enquiries.
REACH OUT TO THE LARGEST GATHERING
IN THE SHIPPING CALENDAR!
Key decision makers from the shipping community will converge
in Singapore to outline market potential, growth
segments, and strategies to operate in the
current environment.
This is your chance to reach
out to them.
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7. SIBCON 2016, 4 - 7 OCTOBER 2016
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already received a copy of this brochure, we apologise. For reasons of confidentiality, your full particulars were not
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*Only available to registered delegates at SIBCON 2016. **Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis
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Fee Per Delegate
Early Bird Rate
Register and pay on or
before 15 August 2016
Normal Rate
Register and pay
after 15 August 2016
Group Rate
(3 or more delegates)
3 Day Package
(2 day Conference + 1 Pre-Conference Workshop)
SGD 1,300 SGD 1,400 SGD 1,100
2 Day Package (2 day Conference Only) SGD 900 SGD 1,000 SGD 700
Joint Oil Spill Exercise (JOSE)
Friday 7 October, 9.00 to 13.00
Free* Free* Free*
Visit to Terminals in the Port of Singapore
Friday 7 October, 9.00 to 13.00
Free* Free* Free*
If undelivered, please return to:
111 Somerset Road, TripleOne Somerset #10-06,
Singapore 238164
Tel: +65 6508 2400 Fax: +65 6508 2407
5 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER
Resorts World Convention Centre,
Resorts WorldTM
Sentosa, Singapore
8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
Phone: +65 6577 7426 / Mobile: +65 9637 8968
Ms. May Ang
Assistant Director, MICE Event Services
Email: siewping.ang@RWSentosa.com
HOTEL INFORMATION
Payment must be received 10 business days prior to the event.
To take advantage of discounts with an expiry cut-off date,
registration and payment must be received by the cut off date.
All payments should be made in Singapore dollars.
Payments by S$ bank draft or cheque should be made in
favour of “IBC Asia (S) Pte Ltd” and mailed to:
IBC Asia (S) Pte Ltd
c/o Informa Regional Business Services
111 Somerset Road
TripleOne Somerset #10-06
Singapore 238164
Attn: The Accounts Receivable Team
Payment by telegraphic transfer in S$ must be made to:
IBC Asia (S) Pte Ltd
A/CNo.: 147-059513-001 (SGD)
The Hongkong and Shanghai
Banking Corporation Limited
21 Collyer Quay, HSBC Building,
Singapore 049320
Bank Swift Code: HSBCSGSG
Bank Code: 7232
Payment by Credit Card (AMEX, VISA or MASTERCARD).
Please provide your Card Number, Name of Cardholder, Expiry
Date and Signature and send it by fax to
+65 6508 2407.
PAYMENT TERMS
Should you be unable to attend, a substitute delegate is
welcome at no extra charge. Cancellations must be received in
writing at least 10 business days before the start of the event,
to receive a refund less 10% processing fee per registration.
The company regrets that no refund will be made available for
cancellation notifications received less than 10 business days
before the event.
CANCELLATIONS / SUBSTITUTION
Please quote the name of the delegate, event title and invoice
number on the advice when remitting payment. Bank charges
are to be deducted from participating organisations own
accounts. Please fax your payment details (copy of remittance
advice, cheque or draft to +65 6508 2407).
Attendance will only be permitted upon receipt of full payment.
Participants wishing to register at the door are responsible to
ensure all details are as published. IBC assumes no further
liability or obligation, beyond the refund of the paid registration
fee, in the event of postponement or cancellation by IBC.
IMPORTANT NOTE
The personal information entered during your registration/
order, or provided by you, will be held on a database and may
be shared with companies in the Informa Group in the UK and
internationally. Occasionally, your details may be obtained from
or shared with external companies who wish to communicate
with you offers related to your business activities. If you do not
wish your details to be used for this purpose, please contact our
Database Department at Email: database@ibcasia.com.sg, Tel:
+65 6508 2400 or Fax: +65 6508 2408.
DATA PROTECTION
RESERVE YOUR PLACE TODAY!
(Please photocopy for additional delegates)
(Please provide photocopy of front back of your Credit Card)
REGNO.200108203N
REGISTER NOW: WWW.SIBCONSINGAPORE.COM
• A 7% Goods Services Tax (GST) is applicable to all Singapore-based companies for Singapore venue.
• All fees stated include luncheons, refreshments and a complete set of conference documents. It does not include the cost of accommodation and travel.
Please keep me informed of the final programme.
MAIL the attached registration form with your cheque to
IBC Asia (S) Pte Ltd
c/o Informa Regional Business Services
111 Somerset Road, TripleOne Somerset #10-05, Singapore 238164
Customer Service Hotline
+65 6508 2401
Email
register@ibcasia.com.sg
Fax
+65 6508 2407
Web
www.sibconsingapore.com
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