1. API 17N (and Q) Subsea Production System Reliability, Integrity, and Technical Risk Management

2. History See Last Summer Minutes

3. Status Before Winter Meeting the committee Worked the 17N / 17Q relationship – Agreed to Combine the “existing Q” with 17N – Agreed a “New Q” was required – Plan at that time was that: API 17N would introduce the TQ Process A Technical Report would be written that would later be incorporated into 17N

4. Status At Winter meeting it was agreed that rather that a Technical Report, a proper and separate API 17Q would be written. – Plan was to have 17N introduce the subject, and – The new 17Q would cover Qualification, etc. in detail It was agreed that Committee would request funds to support a survey of the Industry view to define the Scope and Scale of the new 17Q It was agreed that based on the survey and the planned path forward, Task Group 17N would request any additional funds deemed necessary to complete the work.

5. Progress Ballot was issued April 22, 2015 – Closing Date – June 3, 2015 API 17Q Survey is underway – Progress Details – John Strutt Results received June 4th

6. Progress Results – Ballot passed with: 17 Affirmative 2 Negative 4 Abstain 5 Did not Vote 184 Total Comments 8 Complex Fixes 53 Discussion Required 123 Simple Fixes

7. Plan Path Forward – Meeting Planned for June 24 th to Plan Path Forward – Comments will be distributed to Working Committees – Target Completion – 4Q 2015 Negative Votes – Too Prescriptive in places – Simplification Requested – Too Repetitive Committee’s Original Intent was to have Sections Self Sustaining

8. Committee 17 Feedback No more Funded Work – All work to be completed by Volunteers Pull Annex F – “New Technology Qualification” out of 17N altogether Deliver Stand Alone “Subsea” 17Q ASAP – With all work completed by Committee Volunteers.

9. Post Meeting 17N Progress Continue to progress addressing ballot comments Have waited some on feedback from BP and Shell

10. Post Meeting 17N Progress Negative Votes Met with BP – Received Feedback – We are confident that we understand concerns – They are Positive and want to help – Confident that changes made will address concerns Have not met with Shell – We are Working this…………. – Holding off our work until this is done – Trying to avoid rework

11. Post Meeting 17Q Progress API / Committee 17 agreed to fund Scoping Survey Survey complete and report delivered to API July 6, 2015 – Written Survey – Follow up Conference Calls / Meetings Dave Wilkerson XoM has provided support & feedback Feedback – Overall Purpose – Level of Detail – Alignment with “Other” documents – Alignment with 17N

12. General Comments Received No negative comments so far – Industry recognises need for API 17Q. – No push back from industry on any of the listed topics in the flyer. Need to find optimal level of detail for 17Q – Simple enough to gain traction within the industry – Not overly complex. Readable by all engineers, not just reliability experts. – Generic enough to cover multiple different technologies – Detailed enough to be practical and support qualification. A safety case type approach suggested – Operators define and demonstrate achievement of their own goals and requirements. – This is the intent of Qualification Assurance Documentation Support to 17N or a fully stand-alone document? – Some operators looking for this to be stand-alone. – Annex on Qualification in 17N to be removed.

13. Themes to be Addressed 1.SQP & TQP – Using TRC to determine effort 2.TRL Ladder – Adaptation for different applications – Determination of initial TRL 3.Assessing advancement degree of difficulty – “Slope” 4.Guidance on definition of goals and requirements 5.Using Q–FMECAs to develop analysis & test plans 6.Understanding and quantifying residual risks and uncertainties 7.Qualification Assurance Documentation

14. Benefits to the Industry 1.More confidence from the industry in adopting new technologies 2.Minimising the need for unique and heavily detailed qualification requirements from each operator – One operator suggested that 80% of their requirements could be covered by 17Q. 3.Consistent, best practice approach across subsea suppliers 4.Potential to increase regulators confidence that equipment does not pose harm for people or the environment

15. Outline Scope Document Scope Document currently being developed comprising: – Preliminary Table of Contents for API 17Q – Brief notes under each heading – Summary of comments from industry inputs as an appendix API 17Q Preliminary contents (headings 1-4 standard sections not shown)

16. Issues / Questions Energy / Capacity to complete 17N revisions Can we fund support of 17Q? If not we will definitely leave Annex F in 17N

17. API 18 We are in conversation with API 18 LCM – Commented on implications to Industry – Comments on how it Affects and Interrelates to 17N – We are not working in a cave

18. Thanks and Questions