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Moscow| Nov 17-19 | 2015 International Cooperation on Energy Data Transparency, Outlooks, and Harmonization of Data Exploration, Production, Processing 2015 International Forum Moscow Fuad A Al-Zayer Global Coordinator, Energy Data


  1. Moscow| Nov 17-19 | 2015 International Cooperation on Energy Data Transparency, Outlooks, and Harmonization of Data Exploration, Production, Processing 2015 International Forum – Moscow Fuad A Al-Zayer Global Coordinator, Energy Data Transparency, IEF

  2. Session : Scenario, Forecasts, & Statistics • Directions for development of international systems of energy statistics • Modern energy scenarios and projections • Role of energy scenarios for strategic planning • New approaches to improve energy scenarios, increasing their transparency • Prospects for international cooperation

  3. Presentation Flow 1. IEF Role in Energy Dialogue & International Cooperation 2. Energy Data Transparency (JODI) 3. Global Energy Outlooks Comparisons: IEA- IEF-OPEC Cooperation Model

  4. Presentation Flow 1. IEF Role in Energy Dialogue & International Cooperation 2. Energy Data Transparency (JODI) 3. Global Energy Outlooks Comparisons: IEA- IEF-OPEC Cooperation Model

  5. IEF Created by Ministers for Ministers

  6. IEF Member Countries Account for around of Global Oil and Gas Supply & Demand

  7. IEF Industry Advisory Committee (IAC) Values IEF Neutrality and Convening Power

  8. Neutrality and Cooperation IEF raises key issues - facilitates stakeholder engagement Ministers Consumer EU CEOs Officials G20 Producer Academi Experts a IGU Transit UNSD GECF APEC Eurostat IEA OPEC OLADE

  9. IEF Uniqueness • Neutrality • Inclusion: Global Cooperation • Transparency (JODI)

  10. The IEF: The Road to International Cooperation and Transparency

  11. Russia: A Big Supporter Energy Dialogue and IEF Role

  12. Presentation Flow 1. IEF Role on Energy Dialogue & International Cooperation 2. Energy Data Transparency (JODI) 3. Global Energy Outlooks Comparisons: IEA- IEF-OPEC Cooperation Model

  13. JODI = International Cooperation

  14. Why does the world need energy data transparency (JODI)?

  15. JODI was born to Address Oil Price Volatility 16% 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0% 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 Source: ICE

  16. JODI Started with Oil: The Leader of Energy Sources 40 % 35 35 35 32 30 30 29 29 30 27 26 24 25 23 23 20 15 10 6 6 6 6 5 4 4 4 4 5 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 0 2009 2010 2020 2035 Oil Coal Gas Nuclear Hydro Biomass Other Renewables

  17. The Journey of JODI: Still Going Strong Moscow Riyadh Riyadh Public Release of Public Release of JODI-Oil Trade Data 2014 Mar 08 World Database Nov 05 Kuwait GECF 2012 Joins Apr 14 Cancun  2 nd Edition JODI-Oil 2010 Manual  JODI-Gas Manual  Launch JODI Gas Rome 19 November 2005 Launch of 2008 JODI Database by King Abdullah New Delhi Apr 15 Doha Doha JC12 2006 May 12 Beijing GDTC2 Extended JODI Oct 11 Questionnaire A’dam Moscow JC8 2004 Oct 10 GDTC1 Quito Rabat Osaka Jun 09 Oct 12 2002 JT7 JC7 Riyadh Riyadh Nov 06 2000 Ankara Launch of the JODE Nov 09 Bali JODE – JODI Bangkok JT5 Oct 04 (permanent Cairo Sep 08 mechanism) JC5 Algiers KL JT4 Oct 03 Decision to make Mexico Oct 07 Nov 09 Database Public JC4 J’burg May 02 JT3 JT6 Riyadh Jan 07 JC3 Caracas Nov 01 JT2 Bangkok Aug 06 JC2 Apr 01 JT1 JC1

  18. JODI-Oil Launched in Riyadh 2005 - JODI-Gas Launched in Moscow 2014

  19. Russia is a Big Supporter of JODI

  20. JODI Conferences: The Key to Advance JODI

  21. Regional Capacity Building Workshops: Key to Deliver Goals of Energy Data Transparency

  22. Capacity Building: Plans for 2016 • Regional JODI Training Workshop for Asia and Pacific Region. • Regional JODI Training Workshop for CIS Region. • Plans underway Regarding finding a host for next JODI Workshops and Translation of JODI Manuals.

  23. Efforts to Extend Reach of JODI-Oil

  24. Increasing JODI-Oil Participating Countries May 2014 101 Armenia Belarus Gambia Niger Tajikistan the FYR of Macedonia Mauritius May 2015 108

  25. Efforts to Extend Reach of JODI-Gas

  26. Increasing JODI-Gas Participating Countries May 2014 77 Iraq the FYR of Macedonia May 2015 79

  27. JODI Featured regularly in international media

  28. JODI: High on the Political Agenda The 4th Asian Ministerial Energy Roundtable April 2011, Kuwait City G8 Actions on Energy & Climate Change May 2012, Camp David, USA 14 th International Energy Forum May 2014, Moscow 4 th IEF-IGU Ministerial Meeting November 2014, Acapulco Mexico G20 Meetings and Summits

  29. Feedback From Leaders “ ... we commit to strengthen Joint Organisations Data Initiative by ensuring greater visibility, more complete and comprehensive data, enhanced access and improved availability, and by maintaining support for capacity building. We look forward to the launch of JODI-Gas at the earliest date possible…” - G20 Leaders Declaration: September 2013 “.. The recent launch of JODI-Gas at the 14 th IEF Ministerial was an important step to bring about data transparency to gas markets…” - Dr Aldo Flores-Quiroga, SG IEF at 4 th IEF-IGU Mexico: November 2014 “ There was strong support for the progress on the usage and data capture, particularly with the launch of JODI Gas last year. Some members suggested expanding JODI to new energy resources ...” G20 ESWG Meeting Turkey February 2015

  30. JODI: It is Not a Database. It is a Commitment • Supports sound decision-making • Encourages investments • Reduces market volatility • Ensure market stability • Improves Forecasts & Outlooks

  31. Presentation Flow 1. IEF Role on Energy Dialogue & International Cooperation 2. Energy Data Transparency (JODI) 3. Global Energy Outlooks Comparisons: IEA- IEF-OPEC Cooperation Model

  32. IEA-IEF-OPEC Cooperation Model • Cancún Ministerial Declaration in 2010. • A joint Symposium is held in Riyadh annually to address this issue. • Joint work to harmonise basic concepts and make outlooks more comparable.

  33. Annual IEA-IEF-OPEC Outlook Symposium

  34. Outlook Comparisons: IEF- Duke University Energy Initiative Report • Compares assumptions, methodologies and projections of IEA and OPEC short-medium and long term energy market outlooks • Findings are reviewed by IEA and OPEC and published by IEF for debate at the annual Symposium and Technical Meetings

  35. Follow Up Technical Meetings • Discuss differences of methods and definitions , identified in the IEF Duke Background paper • 3 Technical Meetings between IEA, IEF, & OPEC–in 2015

  36. Upcoming Symposium 2016 • Date Set for Feb 16 & 17 2016 • To be held in Riyadh • To be attended SG OPEC, Deputy ED IEA • Presence of High Level Dignitaries and Senior Experts

  37. Key Observations of Last Year’s 2014 Outlooks

  38. Assumptions on the impact of efficiency gains and lower prices differ on the short-term.

  39. Data transparency aligned views on stronger OECD supply growth.

  40. The new low price environment will tests the alignment on North American supply growth.

  41. Long term GDP growth assumption differences center on China and Russia.

  42. The largest differential is policy uncertainty about oil demand across scenarios.

  43. Conclusion • Energy Dialogue & International Cooperation is key toward transformation of the global energy market • Energy Data Transparency (JODI) is a fundamental deliverable of international cooperation and energy dialogue • IEA-IEF-OPEC Cooperation Model and annual symposium is a good model to follow to improve methodology of energy scenarios and outlooks • Russia is a key contributor to Energy Dialogue platforms and Energy Data Transparency (JODI)

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