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Welcome

Dear Friends,

Welcome to the ninth annual Platts Top 250 Asia Awards Dinner. We are pleased to once again host this special event in Singapore, and for the sixth year, to do so as part of Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW).

The 2014 Platts Top 250 Global Energy Company Rankings® recognize the most financially successful companies in the industry as a whole. Our rankings also laud sector and regional leaders and spotlight the fastest-growing companies both globally and regionally.

This evening as we celebrate these top companies’ achievements and advancements within the industry, we pay special honor to the Asia-Pacific leaders. These regional front-runners, whose roster expands annually, now account for 82 of the Top 250 and represent 11 countries: Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand.

Tonight, in addition to unveiling the 2014 company rankings, we have the special pleasure of naming Platts’ second “Asia CEO of the Year.” Chosen by an independent panel of judges, the winning business leader will be counted among the nominees for “CEO of the Year,” an honor accorded as part of the Platts Global Energy Awards and announced at a gala event in New York in December.

We are delighted that so many of our top-ranking regional and global winners are participating in tonight’s celebration. We congratulate them on their success, and thank all of you for joining us in honoring them.

Sincerely,

Larry Neal President, Platts

Principal Sponsor

Thank you sponsors

OpenLink

OpenLink is the global leader of Transaction Lifecycle Management (TLM) solutions for the commodity, energy and financial services industries. The company’s solutions support the sophisticated needs of organizations that deal with cross-asset trading, complex derivatives, and portfolio management of assets or structured positions. All solutions support the basics of trading, financial risk management, physical logistics, operations including optimizations, and accounting. OpenLink has received numerous industry awards and recognition, including “Best Overall ETRM Platform” for nine consecutive years by Energy Risk Magazine and citations as the industry leader by Gartner.

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Principia Consulting

Built on the sole principle of providing the world’s leading consultancy services specifically tailored to meet the needs of the Energy Trading & Risk Management landscape; Principia Consulting offers its clients over 15 years of experience & knowledge, Industry Best Practices and Global Thought Leadership. Having engaged in projects with the industry’s largest and most dynamic Energy and Financial service customers globally, the principle consultants and partners of Principia bring a robust knowledge base of the Oil and Gas industry as well as the systems and solutions that have served as the backbone of the trading life-cycle within these organizations. With services ranging from System Selection and Project Implementation, through Transformation, we offer the benefit of experience; packaged in delivery frameworks designed to streamline our client’s business processes and lower overall cost and time to market.

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GDF SUEZ Trading Singapore

GDF SUEZ Trading is the energy trading arm of GDF SUEZ, one of the top ranking utilities in the world. With trading floors in Paris, Brussels, and Singapore since 2012, it provides market access and risk management solutions to GDF SUEZ’s business lines and to all types of market participants, from upstream to downstream.

www.gdfsuez-trading.com

Tenaga Nasional Berhad

Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) is the largest electricity utility in Malaysia and a leading utility company in Asia. Listed on the Main Board of Bursa Malaysia with almost RM87 billion in assets, the Company’s more than 33,500 employees serve an estimated 8.3 million customers in Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Labuan. TNB has been Keeping the Lights On in Malaysia ever since it was set up as the Central Electricity Board in 1949, powering national development via the provision of reliable and efficient electricity.

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Breitling Energy Corporation

Breitling Energy Corporation (OTC: BECC) is a growing energy company based in Dallas, Texas engaged in the acquisition of lower risk onshore oil and gas properties and the exploration and development of such properties. We intend to utilize a combination of acquisitions and growth through the drill-bit to increase reserve and production value. Our oil and gas operations are focused primarily in the Permian Basin of Texas and the Mississippi oil window of southern Kansas. We also have various properties in Texas, North Dakota, Oklahoma and Mississippi.

www.breitlingenergy.com

PetroChina Company Limited

PetroChina Company Limited is the largest oil and gas producer and seller occupying a leading position in the oil and gas industry in the PRC. We are also one of the largest companies in the world. We are engage in a broad range of petroleum and natural gas related activities, including the exploration, development, production and sale of crude oil and natural gas; the refining of crude oil and petroleum products, as well as the production and marketing of basic petrochemical products, derivative chemical products and other chemical products; the marketing and trading of refined oil products; and the transmission of natural gas, crude oil and refined oil products as well as the sale of natural gas.

www.petrochina.com.cn

PTT Group Public Company Limited

PTT Public Company Limited (PTT PLC) is Thailand’s national energy company. PTT is fully-integrated energy industry with leading position in exploration and production, transmission, petrochemical, refining, marketing and trading of petroleum and petrochemical products. As a member of Dow Jones Sustainability Indices, PTT never loses its grip on responsibilities for society, environmental protection, and preservation of nature. With our belief in the power of synergy in ASEAN, PTT have continually invested knowledge and technology in our neighbouring country. Being ASEAN leading Energy Company, PTT will be one of the powers that drive ASEAN towards sustainable future.

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Associate Sponsor

Supported by Table Sponsors

Associate Sponsor

5:30 pm Cocktail Reception

7:00 Welcome Remarks Keynote Address

Masakazu Toyoda

Chairman and CEO,

The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan

7:30 Dinner & Entertainment

8:30 Awards Ceremony

Evening Program

VietnamExploration & Production/ Solvent/

Trading PhilippinesOil Retail/

Marketing Cambodia Oil Retail/ Marketing Singapore Trading Brunei Trading Indonesia Exploration & Production/ Coal/Palm plantation Myanmar Exploration & Production/Oil Retail/ Marketing

LEADING ASEAN

ENERGY

COMPANY

With our belief in the power of synergy in ASEAN, PTT

Group have continually invested knowledge and technology

in our neighboring countries. Together we have invested in

energy exploration and production, expanded refinery and

oil retail businesses and also worked in the massive power

plant project. Today, we never stop developing technology

and building collaboration in the region. PTT Group is ready

to be the leading energy company that drives ASEAN forward

sustainably.

As a Chairman and CEO of The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan (IEEJ), Masakazu Toyoda has been very active in national debate on energy mix after the Fukushima incident. Additionally, as a member of the Advisory Committee for Natural Resources and Energy, the Ministry of Economy and Trade and Industry (METI), he led his team at IEEJ to produce a variety of reports based on fair and objective quantitative analyses which induced fact-based discussion at the Committee on Basic Energy Issues. Masakazu Toyoda has a long career at the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) where he held the position of Vice Minister for International Affairs before retirement in 2008.

Annalisa Burgos is a Presenter/Senior Producer at Channel NewsAsia and co-hosts its morning show FirstLook Asia (channelnewsasia.com/firstlook), Asia’s leading English-language news and lifestyle show. She is the channel’s first lifestyle reporter, covering trends in food, home and property and interviewing global personalities. She hosts and produces the channel’s segment on social media called #FirstLook, tracking headlines trending online with expert interviews and public reactions. She also presents the News Now morning bulletins. She joined the channel in November 2013, bringing more than 14 years of experience as an award-winning journalist in New York City, Washington, DC, and Los Angeles. As a reporter, editor and on-camera personality, Annalisa has covered everything from Wall Street to restaurants and real estate, for some of the biggest names in media, including Bloomberg, Forbes, CNBC, Home and Garden Television (HGTV), Food Network and The Wall Street Journal. She has interviewed CEOs, celebrities and newsmakers, including Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and IAC’s Barry Diller.

Master of Ceremonies

Annalisa Burgos

Anchor-Reporter, Channel NewsAsia

Masakazu Toyoda

Chairman and CEO, The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan

WK Chan

Director, Asia Pacific Platts

Speakers

Craig Bennett is Managing Director for OpenLink Asia Pacific. He is responsible for the leadership of sales and service delivery for OpenLink’s energy, commodity and financial services customers. He has 25 years of experience in the sale, implementation and support of technology solutions covering Energy, Commodities, Treasury Capital Markets, Retail Banking, Risk Management, Retail Payments and Corporate Banking. Since 1992 he has been based in Asia Pacific working with an extensive range of clients including international, regional and domestic banks as well as government and semi-government institutions. Before joining OpenLink, Craig has held various executive roles at SunGard, Misys and Thomson Reuters building high performing sales and services delivery teams.

Andy Bose is currently General Manager, Oil at Platts, with accountability for Platts Oil related business activities across the globe. Prior to joining Platts in early 2011, Andy was a Managing Director at Standard & Poor’s, in a series of product development and regulatory roles.. In addition, Andy has worked in product development of innovative technology solutions in the equity, fixed income and mutual funds markets. Prior to his work at S&P, Andy was a software and systems engineer in the space industry, holding a number of roles at GE, Martin Marrietta and Lockheed. Andy earned an MBA from the Stern School of Business at NYU and received a BSE in electrical engineering and computer science from Princeton University.

WK Chan is the Director of Platts in Asia and has been responsible for managing Platts business in the region. WK joined Platts in 1986 and had taken several senior management positions in charge of sales, business development, marketing, customer care, etc. He is involved in developing and executing Platts strategies to grow and expend its franchise which now covers oil, petrochemical, metals, gas, shipping and other energy commodities. WK graduated as an Electronic Engineer in Hong Kong.

Craig Bennett

Managing Director, Asia Pacific, OpenLink

Andy Bose

Over an illustrious 15+ year career within the E/C – TRM industry, Doug Gyani has transformed the software and services space through innovation and a steadfast dedication to understanding the needs of his clients and prospects. Doug is both a founding partner as well as executive principle consultant within the organization. Leveraging on the many years of industry experience; Doug brings to his client base the world’s foremost specialized TRM consultancy solutions through Principa Consulting. Prior to building the vision for Principia Consulting, Doug served in several capacities at the leading ETRM Software Solutions provider – OpenLink. Doug joined OpenLink in 2000 and since functioned in several capacities within the organization including product vision, sales process lifecycle management, as well as Director for OpenLink’s Asia-Pacific office. He is credited with some of the major milestones in the successful history of OpenLink including the Shell “Blue Print” Project as well as BP GTEL and many others.

Ben has held the position of Commercial Director – European Power and Gas, since June 2013, recently adding the Global LNG and Nuclear to his responsibilities as part of the Product Management group within Platts’ Global Power and Gas business. The Commercial Director is the business lead for their respective business is responsible for driving the profitability of the business through the definition and implementation of the business strategy, maintaining and developing the product suite and delivering P&L targets. Previous to holding the Commercial Director position, since May 2011, Ben was the Regional Manager – EMEA for Platts eWindow, part of the Global Trading Services group within Platts. Platts eWindow is an advanced communication tool built in association with the IntercontintentalExchange (ICE) to provide enhanced access to the Platts Market-On-Close process. The Regional Manager is tasked with define and implement strategy, manage the day to day operations and maintain senior industry relationships within the EMEA markets. Previous to joining MHFI, Ben spent five years in various senior product development and business development roles for a commodities trading technology and services provider called Trayport.

Speakers

Sebastian Lewis

Editorial Director, Platts

Sebastian Lewis is Platts Editorial Director, China. He was previously Head of Research & Consulting at Steel Business Briefing (SBB) prior to the company’s acquisition by Platts in July 2011. Sebastian has ten years of markets analysis and consulting experience including conducting feasibility studies, investment appraisal and due diligence assignments. He worked for Atkins Management Consultants in China in 2004 – 2006 and returned to China in 2009 where he has been living and working for the last 5 years. Sebastian studied Mandarin in Taiwan and holds MA degrees from the universities of Edinburgh and Leeds.

Steve McCarthy is the global director of Conferences and Strategic Media at Platts. He leads a staff of 40 business development, marketing, and conference

professionals in 5 global locations. His team produces over 50 events each year, including the Platts Global Energy Awards, Platts Top 250 Asia Awards, and Global Power Markets conference. Steve has served as the Global Energy Awards judging coordinator for the past four years. He and his team won a 2006 McGraw Hill Corporate Achievement Award for Sales and Marketing Excellence for their production of these Global Energy Awards.

Speakers

Steve McCarthy

Global Director, Conferences & Strategic Media, Platts

Larry Neal is president of Platts. He assumed this position in 2009 following a 25-year career in sales and general management at major financial information and technology companies, including Standard & Poor’s. Under Larry’s leadership, Platts has doubled in size, growing to $550 million in revenues and employing a staff of 1,000 in offi ces spanning the globe. Since 2011, Larry has spearheaded four strategic acquisitions – Bentek Energy, the Steel Business Briefing (SBB) Group, Kingsman S.A. and Eclipse Energy Group – which have expanded Platts’ analytics capabilities and propelled Platts into leadership roles in the metal and sugar markets. During his 11 years at Standard & Poor’s, Larry served as executive managing director of the company’s Equity Research Group; headed the company’s Portfolio and Index Services business; and served in other key roles in sales, project management and marketing. Earlier, he held management positions at ADP and IDD Information Services and worked in sales and customer service at General Electric, IBM and Dow Jones.

Jonty works at Platts as the Editorial Director for Asia and Middle East Oil Markets, managing the market reporting team that assesses crude and products prices across the region. Jonty is based in the Singapore office, where he has been working for five years; prior to that he was with Platts in London covering power and gas markets for three years. Prior to joining Platts, Jonty edited Latin Lawyer magazine, covering the Latin American legal profession. He has a BA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from Oxford University and an MA from Cardiff University in International Journalism.

Speakers

Larry Neal

President, Platts

Jonty Rushforth

Editorial Director, Asia Pacific & Middle East Oil Markets, Platts

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For an executive to win Asia CEO of the Year, he or she needs to have consistently demonstrated clarity of vision, judgment and motivational skills that transform and empower their organization. The winner will be a leader who is highly respected by both peers and competitors, admired and followed by employees, trusted by investors and welcomed by the community.

2014 Asia CEO of the Year Finalists

Dr. Pailin Chuchottaworn

President & Chief Executive Officer

H.L. Kam

Group Managing Director

Datuk Seri Ir. Azman Mohd

President & Chief Executive Officer

Shri B.C. Tripathi

Chairman & Managing Director

Fu Chengyu

Chairman

Li Fanrong

Chief Executive Officer

S. K. Srivastava

Chairman & Managing Director

Nishi Vasudeva

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1 PetroChina Co Ltd China

2 China Petroleum & Chemical Corp China

3 CNOOC Ltd Hong Kong

4 China Shenhua Energy Co Ltd China 5 Oil & Natural Gas Corp Ltd India 6 Reliance Industries Ltd India

7 PTT Plc Thailand

8 Tokyo Electric Power Co, Inc. Japan 9 Indian Oil Corp Ltd India

10 Coal India Ltd India

11 NTPC Ltd India

12 Huaneng Power International, Inc China 13 Tenaga Nasional Berhad Malaysia

14 Inpex Corp Japan

15 JX Holdings, Inc Japan

16 Tokyo Gas Co Ltd Japan

17 Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd India 18 Woodside Petroleum Ltd Australia 19 Formosa Petrochemical Corp Taiwan 20 Showa Shell Sekiyu KK Japan 21 China Resources Power Holdings Co Ltd Hong Kong 22 SK Innovation Co, Ltd South Korea 23 Zhejiang Zheneng Electric Power Co Ltd China 24 GAIL (India) Ltd India 25 CLP Holdings Ltd Hong Kong 26 GD Power Development Co, Ltd China 27 China Yangtze Power Co Ltd China

28 Cairn India Ltd India

29 Kunlun Energy Co Ltd Hong Kong 30 Idemitsu Kosan Co Ltd Japan 31 China Coal Energy Co Ltd China 32 Caltex Australia Ltd Australia 33 Huadian Power International Corp Ltd China 34 The Hong Kong & China Gas Co Ltd Hong Kong 35 Datang International Power

Generation Co, Ltd China 36 Shaanxi Coal Industry Co, Ltd China 37 Power Assets Holdings Ltd Hong Kong 38 Tohoku Electric Power Co Inc Japan 39 Korea Electric Power Corp South Korea 40 Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Ltd Hong Kong 41 Osaka Gas Co, Ltd Japan 42 TonenGeneral Sekiyu KK Japan 43 Origin Energy Ltd Australia 44 Power Grid Corp of India Ltd India

45 S-Oil Corp South Korea

46 Manila Electric Co Philippines 47 Guangdong Electric Power

Development Co Ltd China 48 Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd India

49 AGL Energy Ltd Australia

50 SDIC Power Holdings Co, Ltd China 51 Inner Mongolia Yitai Coal Co Ltd China

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53 YTL Corp Berhad Malaysia

54 GS Holdings Corp South Korea

55 Santos Ltd Australia

56 Korea Gas Corp South Korea 57 The Kansai Electric Power Co, Inc. Japan 58 Electric Power Development Co, Ltd Japan 59 Chubu Electric Power Co, Inc. Japan 60 HK Electric Investments Ltd Hong Kong 61 Cosmo Oil Co, Ltd Japan

62 Shenergy Co Ltd China

63 YTL Power International Berhad Malaysia 64 Reliance Infrastructure Ltd India 65 Yanzhou Coal Mining Co Ltd China 66 Kyushu Electric Power Co, Incorporated Japan 67 China Power International

Development Ltd Hong Kong

68 China Longyuan Power Group Corp Ltd China

69 The Chugoku Electric Power Co,Inc Japan

70 Oil India Ltd India

71 Shanxi Lu’an Environmental

Energy Development Co, Ltd China 72 China Resources Gas Group Ltd Hong Kong 73 Japan Petroleum Exploration Co, Ltd Japan

74 Essar Oil Ltd India

75 PT Adaro Energy Tbk Indonesia 76 ENN Energy Holdings Ltd China 77 Shanxi Xishan Coal &

Electricity Power Co, Ltd China 78 Meridian Energy Ltd New Zealand 79 Jizhong Energy Resources Co, Ltd China 80 Huadian Fuxin Energy Corp Ltd China 81 Hokuriku Electric Power Co Japan

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1 Kunlun Energy Co Ltd Hong Kong

2 Guangdong Electric Power Development Co Ltd China 3 China Resources Gas Group Ltd Hong Kong

4 Essar Oil Ltd India

5 ENN Energy Holdings Ltd China

6 Petron Corp Philippines

7 Cairn India Ltd India

8 Power Grid Corp of India Ltd India 9 China Shenhua Energy Co Ltd China

10 CLP Holdings Ltd Hong Kong

11 GAIL (India) Ltd India

12 Shanxi Xishan Coal & Electricity Power Co,Ltd China 13 Inner Mongolia Yitai Coal Co Ltd China 14 Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd India

15 Origin Energy Ltd Australia

16 Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd India 17 Yanzhou Coal Mining Co Ltd China 18 Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Ltd Hong Kong 19 Reliance Industries Ltd India

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Coal and Consumable Fuels

China Shenhua Energy Co Ltd

Diversified Utility

AGL Energy Ltd

Electric Utility

Tokyo Electric Power Co, Incorporated

Exploration and Production

CNOOC Ltd

Gas Utility

Tokyo Gas Co Ltd

Independent Power Producers

NTPC Ltd

Integrated Oil and Gas

PetroChina Co Ltd

Refining and Marketing

Market access Risk management Asset optimisation

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2 BP plc United Kingdom

3 Chevron Corp California

4 OJSC Gazprom Russia

5 Royal Dutch Shell plc Netherlands 6 OJSC Rosneft Oil Co Russia 7 PetroChina Co Ltd China

8 Total SA France

9 China Petroleum & Chemical Corp China 10 ConocoPhillips Texas 11 OJSC LUKOIL Oil Co Russia

12 CNOOC Ltd Hong Kong

13 Phillips 66 Texas

14 Ecopetrol SA Colombia

15 China Shenhua Energy Co Ltd China

16 Statoil ASA Norway

17 Eni SpA Italy

18 OJSC Surgutneftegas Russia 19 Valero Energy Corp Texas 20 Occidental Petroleum Corp California 21 Oil & Natural Gas Corp Ltd India 22 Reliance Industries Ltd India 23 Suncor Energy Inc Canada

24 PTT Plc Thailand

25 Marathon Petroleum Corp Ohio

26 Tokyo Electric Power Co, Inc. Japan 27 Petróleo Brasileiro SA - Petrobras Brazil

28 Hess Corp New York

29 OAO AK Transneft Russia 30 National Grid plc United Kingdom 31 Enterprise Products Partners LP Texas

32 Electricite de France SA France

33 E.ON SE Germany

34 Centrica plc United Kingdom

35 Iberdrola SA Spain

36 Enel SpA Italy

37 Sasol Ltd South Africa

38 OMV Aktiengesellschaft Austria 39 EOG Resources, Inc Texas 40 Gas Natural SDG SA Spain 41 Canadian Natural Resources Ltd Canada 42 Husky Energy Inc Canada 43 Indian Oil Corp Ltd India

44 BG Group plc United Kingdom

45 Apache Corp Texas

46 Exelon Corp Illinois

47 Coal India Ltd India

48 OAO Tatneft Russia

49 Duke Energy Corp North Carolina

51 Dominion Resources, Inc Virginia

52 CEZ, a.s. Czech Republic

53 Huaneng Power International, Inc China 54 Marathon Oil Corp Texas

55 OAO Novatek Russia

56 Southern Co Georgia

57 Plains All American Pipeline, LP Texas 58 NextEra Energy, Inc Florida 59 American Electric Power Co, Inc Ohio 60 Tenaga Nasional Berhad Malaysia

61 Inpex Corp Japan

62 JX Holdings, Inc Japan

63 Repsol, SA Spain

64 Tokyo Gas Co Ltd Japan 65 EDP-Energias de Portugal, SA Portugal 66 Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd India

67 JSOC Bashneft Russia

68 Polska Grupa Energetyczna SA Poland 69 Woodside Petroleum Ltd Australia 70 Formosa Petrochemical Corp Taiwan

71 Fortum Oyj Finland

72 Public Service Enterprise Group Inc New Jersey 73 Showa Shell Sekiyu KK Japan 74 Consolidated Edison, Inc New York 75 China Resources Power

Holdings Co Ltd Hong Kong 76 SK Innovation Co, Ltd South Korea

77 Edison International California 78 Xcel Energy Inc Minnesota 79 Empresas Copec SA Chile 80 Companhia Energética de

Minas Gerais SA Brazil 81 TransCanada Corp Canada 82 PG&E Corp California

83 PPL Corp Pennsylvania

84 Kinder Morgan, Inc Texas 85 Neste Oil Corp Finland 86 HollyFrontier Corp Texas 87 Sempra Energy California

88 SSE plc United Kingdom

89 Turkiye Petrol Rafinerileri A.S. Turkey

90 VERBUND AG Austria

91 Anadarko Petroleum Corp Texas

92 YPF SA Argentina

93 Cenovus Energy Inc Canada 94 Zhejiang Zheneng Electric

Power Co Ltd China

95 Murphy Oil Corp Arkansas

96 Snam S.p.A. Italy

97 GAIL (India) Ltd India 98 Saudi Electricity Co Saudi Arabia 99 CLP Holdings Ltd Hong Kong 100 Entergy Corp Louisiana 101 GD Power Development Co, Ltd China 102 China Yangtze Power Co Ltd China

103 Noble Energy, Inc Texas 104 Cairn India Ltd India

105 Northeast Utilities Massachusetts 106 Spectra Energy Corp Texas 107 DTE Energy Co Michigan

108 Tesoro Corp Texas

109 Kunlun Energy Co Ltd Hong Kong 110 Ultrapar Holdings Inc Brazil

111 Enbridge Inc Canada

112 Polskie Gornictwo Naftowe

I Gazownictwo SA Poland 113 Idemitsu Kosan Co Ltd Japan 114 Chesapeake Energy Corp Oklahoma 115 China Coal Energy Co Ltd China 116 Caltex Australia Ltd Australia 117 Huadian Power International

Corp Ltd China

118 The Hong Kong & China Gas Co Ltd Hong Kong 119 Datang International Power

Generation Co, Ltd China 120 ONEOK Partners, LP Oklahoma 121 FirstEnergy Corp Ohio 122 Shaanxi Coal Industry Co, Ltd China 123 Power Assets Holdings Ltd Hong Kong 124 Continental Resources, Inc Oklahoma 125 Tohoku Electric Power Co Inc Japan 126 Canadian Oil Sands Ltd Canada 127 Korea Electric Power Corp South Korea

128 Wisconsin Energy Corp Wisconsin 129 Energy Transfer Equity, LP Texas 130 OJSC Federal Hydro-Generating

Co - RusHydro Russia

131 Cheung Kong Infrastructure

Holdings Ltd Hong Kong

132 JSC KazMunaiGas Exploration

Production Kazakhstan

133 Osaka Gas Co, Ltd Japan

134 Ameren Corp Missouri

135 TonenGeneral Sekiyu KK Japan 136 The AES Corp Virginia 137 CMS Energy Corp Michigan 138 NiSource Inc Indiana 139 Origin Energy Ltd Australia 140 Red Eléctrica Corporación S A. Spain 141 Southwestern Energy Co Texas 142 Power Grid Corp of India Ltd India

143 S-Oil Corp South Korea

144 Galp Energia SGPS SA Portugal

145 TERNA SpA Italy

146 Williams Companies, Inc Oklahoma 147 EnBW Energie Baden-

Wuerttemberg AG Germany

148 SCANA Corp South Carolina 149 Tauron Polska Energia SA Poland 150 Manila Electric Co Philippines

151 Guangdong Electric Power

Development Co Ltd China 152 JSC Moscow United Electric Grid Co Russia 153 Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd India 154 CPFL Energia SA Brazil

155 ONEOK Inc Oklahoma

156 Companhia Paranaense de Energia Brazil 157 AGL Energy Ltd Australia 158 CenterPoint Energy, Inc Texas 159 SDIC Power Holdings Co, Ltd China 160 Integrys Energy Group, Inc Illinois 161 Pinnacle West Capital Corp Arizona 162 Inner Mongolia Yitai Coal Co Ltd China 163 Pacific Rubiales Energy Corp Canada

164 GDF SUEZ SA France

165 Thai Oil Pcl Thailand 166 YTL Corp Berhad Malaysia 167 GS Holdings Corp South Korea

168 Santos Ltd Australia

169 RWE AG Germany

170 Korea Gas Corp South Korea 171 The Kansai Electric Power

Co, Incorporated Japan 172 Veolia Environnement SA France 173 Electric Power Development Co, Ltd Japan 174 Cimarex Energy Co Colorado 175 Plains GP Holdings, LP Texas 176 MOL Hungarian Oil & Gas Co Hungary

177 Polski Koncern Naftowy Orlen SA Poland 178 Chubu Electric Power Co, Inc. Japan 179 AGL Resources Inc Georgia

180 ATCO Ltd Canada

181 Enagás, SA Spain

182 OGE Energy Corp Oklahoma 183 Western Refining, Inc Texas 184 Alliant Energy Corp Wisconsin

185 UGI Corp Pennsylvania

186 Enable Midstream Partners, LP Oklahoma 187 HK Electric Investments Ltd Hong Kong 188 Cosmo Oil Co, Ltd Japan 189 Denbury Resources Inc Texas 190 Shenergy Co Ltd China 191 YTL Power International Berhad Malaysia 192 Buckeye Partners, LP Texas

193 Encana Corp Canada

194 Devon Energy Corp Oklahoma 195 Pembina Pipeline Corp Canada 196 JSC Russian Grids Russia 197 Whiting Petroleum Corp Colorado 198 Reliance Infrastructure Ltd India 199 Yanzhou Coal Mining Co Ltd China

200 Fortis Inc Canada

201 MDU Resources Group Inc North Dakota 202 Kyushu Electric Power Co, Inc. Japan

203 China Power International

Development Ltd Hong Kong 204 China Longyuan Power

Group Corp Ltd China

205 Delek Group Ltd Israel 206 The Chugoku Electric Power Co, Inc Japan 207 Royal Vopak NV Netherlands 208 Oil India Ltd India

209 Essar Energy plc United Kingdom 210 Rabigh Refining & Petrochemical Co Saudi Arabia

211 Hera S.p.A. Italy

212 Westar Energy, Inc Kansas 213 Empresa de Energia de

Bogotá SA ESP Colombia

214 Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc Hawaii 215 Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras

SA - Eletrobras Brazil 216 NRG Energy, Inc New Jersey 217 Shanxi Lu’an Environmental

Energy Development Co, Ltd China 218 China Resources Gas Group Ltd Hong Kong 219 Atmos Energy Corp Texas

220 A2A S.p.A. Italy

221 EQT Corp Pennsylvania

222 El Paso Pipeline Partners, LP Texas

223 Light SA Brazil

224 ACEA S.p.A. Italy

225 ENERGA Spólka Akcyjna Poland

226 Cameco Corp Canada

227 Japan Petroleum Exploration Co, Ltd Japan 228 Alpiq Holding AG Switzerland 229 Pepco Holdings, Inc District of

Columbia 230 National Fuel Gas Co New York 231 Great Plains Energy Incorporated Missouri 232 Essar Oil Ltd India 233 PT Adaro Energy Tbk Indonesia

234 Calpine Corp Texas

235 Abu Dhabi National Energy Co PJSC United Arab Emirates 236 ENN Energy Holdings Ltd China 237 Shanxi Xishan Coal &

Electricity Power Co,Ltd China 238 Meridian Energy Ltd New Zealand 239 Concho Resources, Inc Texas 240 Public Power Corp SA Greece 241 Interconexión Eléctrica SA E.S.P. Colombia 242 Jizhong Energy Resources Co, Ltd China

243 EVN AG Austria

244 Huadian Fuxin Energy Corp Ltd China 245 TECO Energy, Inc Florida 246 Hokuriku Electric Power Co Japan 247 Petron Corp Philippines 248 Tullow Oil plc United Kingdom 249 Elia System Operator SA Belgium

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Industry breakdown:

Coal and Consumable Fuels Diversified Utility

Electric Utility

Exploration and Production Gas Utility

Independent Power Producers Integrated Oil and Gas Refining and Marketing Storage and Transfer

Regional breakdown:

Americas Asia Pacific

EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa)

The Platts Top 250 recognizes outstanding financial performance for the previous year. Each company listed in the Platts Top 250 has distinguished itself through remarkable performance and the outstanding efforts and dedication of its team. Being awarded a ranking in the Platts Top 250 is an accomplishment of prestige and honor in the energy industry. The Platts Top 250 Global Energy Company Rankings® _{also showcase the world’s fastest-growing energy companies,}

based on each company’s compounded revenue growth over a three-year period.

To attain the most comprehensive assessment of energy companies’ financial performance, we use four key metrics: asset worth, revenues, profits, and return on invested capital. In addition to ranking the top energy companies overall, Platts also distinguishes best performance in eight industry subcategories and three global regions (see below).

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This annual survey of global energy companies by Platts measures companies’ financial performance using four key metrics: asset worth, revenues, profits, and return on invested capital.

All companies on the list have assets greater than US $5 billion. The fundamental and market data comes from a database compiled and maintained by S&P Capital IQ, a business unit of McGraw Hill Financial.

Energy companies were grouped according to their Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS) code. Each company is assigned to an industry according to the definition of its principal business activity.

Because the survey is global, and because all countries do not share a common financial reporting standard, the information presented is for each company’s most current reporting period. Since then, material changes to a company’s financial health may have occurred. Data for U.S. companies came from Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Form 10K.

The company rankings are derived using a special Platts formula. We added each company’s numerical ranking for asset worth, revenues, profits, and ROIC and assigned a rank of 1 to the company with the lowest total, 2 to the company with the second-lowest total, and so on.

Finally, ROIC figures, widely regarded as a driver of cash flow and value, were calculated using the following equation: ROIC = [(Income before extraordinary items) - (Available for common stock)] ÷ (Total invested capital) x 100 where “Income before extraordinary items” is net income less preferred dividends and “Total invested capital” is the sum of total debt, preferred stock (value), noncontrolling interest, and total common equity.

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McGraw Hill Financial is a leading financial intelligence company providing the global capital and commodity markets with independent benchmarks, credit ratings, portfolio and enterprise risk solutions, and analytics. The Company’s iconic brands include Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services, S&P Capital IQ, S&P Dow Jones Indices, Platts, CRISIL and J.D. Power. The Company has approximately 18,000 employees in 30 countries.

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About Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW) 27 October - 31 October 2014, Singapore

The 7th annual SIEW 2014 is the foremost platform for top policymakers, energy practitioners and commentators to discuss energy issues, strategies and solutions. SIEW brings together a robust line-up of world’s leading conferences, exhibitions, roundtables and networking events to provide insights and perspectives on the emerging trends and innovations across the energy spectrum of oil & gas, clean and renewable energy, and energy infrastructure financing – in one week, one location.