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Petroleum
Petroleum Engineering
Oil/Gas
Languages
English (Native or Bilingual)
Norwegian (Native or Bilingual)
German (Professional Working)
Sigve Hamilton Aspelund
Energy, IOR & Business
Bryne, Rogaland, Norway
Summary
Adaptation accomplished realist, outstanding organizational skills
and business sense, desire to achieve concrete results toward
perfectionism, prefer hard work, ultimate realist, possess practical
properties combined with highly developed intelligence, sees quickly
new opportunities and use this to his own benefit, hard working, fair,
very independent, convinced that morality is more important than
anything else, resourceful, action-oriented person, eager to expand
own knowledge, expect to reach targets, responsible, industrious,
resolute and energetic, natural leader and has a natural talent as a
presenter
Experience
Sigve Hamilton Aspelund
Energy, IOR & Business consultant
January 2017 - Present
Global
Searching for projects within
- Business: Marketing, Gallery, Import/Export, Design & Sales
- QHSE
- Risk advisor: Statistics*Economy (Analysis)
- Petroleum engineering: Reservoir, production & drilling. Subsea &
Subsurface
- Geopolitics & oil and gas management
- Ph.D.
- Finance advisor
- Geology
- Quantum physics
- Electronics
- Veapons industry
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Sales, marketing and business development
Aspelund Consulting Energy Offshore Development International &
National
Petroleum engineer consultant (Entrepreneur)
August 2009 - October 2018 (9 years 3 months)
International
Offshore structure design & Inspection & Maintenance of Subsea Pipelines
Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Client: Mellitha Oil & Gas
Rig inspection course. Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Client: CCED
Global geo political Oil & gas management & Distribution course. Client:
KAZGUU Business school, Astana Kazakhstan
Developed an Exploration and Production course
07.2014-09.2014: Petroleum engineering team leader: Oil Plus. Newbury.
England:
Business development proposal: Reservoir simulation: H2S analysis with CMG
(Geochemistry/ HSE)
Senior production engineer: Digital oilfield planning. Client: BP. Dubai.
Advisor: Well Intervention Services. Client: Coleman research
Course director: Managed pressure-drilling systems. Multilateral wells.
Coiled tubing underbalanced drilling. Client: JSC Ontustik Munaigaz,
Neftserviceholding LTD, OJSC Surgutneftegas, Gazprom Mining Orenburg
Ltd, BelNIPIneft “Belorusneft”. Stavanger
Course director: Petroleum drilling fundamentals (Well control). Client:
CNOOC. Aberdeen.
11.2012 – 03.2013: Project risk advisor & engineer. Client: FMC Technologies.
Projects: CLOV, GIRRI & Edradour (Total Angola and UK). Kongsberg
Chairman: Doing more with drilling data. Client: Finding petroleum. Stavanger
Course director: Reservoir modelling and characterization. Client: NNPC.
London
03-04.2012:Resource coordinator: RCC. Stavanger
Course director: Introduction to oil & gas industry. Client: KPOC. Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia
Presentation: Offshore safety related to computer interfaces and information.
People and the digital oilfield Client: Finding petroleum. Stavanger
Offshore security and HSE. Bringing businesses from east and west together.
Client: TransEuropean Centre. Stavanger
08.2010-11.2010: Teacher: Akademiet. Stavanger and Sandnes
08.2009-11.2009: Teacher: S.O.T.S.
2009-2012: Advisor: Client: GLG (New York)
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Peteka
Inspector and study leader
March 2016 - August 2016 (6 months)
Courses held:
Petroleum geology in Trondheim
Drilling technology and casing in Bergen and Ålesund
Hydraulic and pneumatic in Bergen and Trondheim
Production technology in Ålesund
Reference: Thore Bergsaker
Oil Plus Ltd
Petroleum engineering team leader
July 2014 - September 2014 (3 months)
Newbury, United Kingdom
Business development proposal: Reservoir simulation: H2S analysis with CMG
STAR (Geochemistry/ HSE)
FMC via IDEA Consultants via Aspelund Consulting Energy Offshore
Development International National
Project risk advisor
November 2012 - March 2013 (5 months)
Kongsberg
Risk engineer in the pre-engineering FMC organization with projects outside
Angola and Shetland
Risk advisor at the Subsea field developments CLOV: Cravo, Lirio, Orquidea
and Violeta discoveries and GIRRI: Rosa and Girassol fields operated by Total
(Angola)
The essential purpose of risk management in projects and tenders are to
improve project and tender performance via the systematic and iterative
process designed to identify, analyze, evaluate, and treat project related risk
elements. Risk elements are compiled, recorded and managed throughout the
tender period and project life cycle.
• Establishment of project risk management plan in accordance to company
project risk management process
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• Establishment and maintenance of a risk register based on risk analysis done
in tender phase (if available), lessons learned and project risk assessment
methodology
• Ensuring that projects work according to company global risk management
process for projects
• Facilitate risk meetings and co-ordinate risk responses
• Monitor and control that the risk strategies are implemented in a timely
manner
• Coordinate and participate in risk evaluation, development of mitigation
plans, monitor, summarize and report risk status
• Compile record and follow up risks out of tolerance level in the risk register
• Create a project risk management close out report
• Support projects or tenders with risk analysis (quantification and /or bowtie)
upon request
• Report updates and improvements for process, methodology and tools
as a result of feedback from the organization and / or changes in external
conditions, to the local process owner
• Provide input to internal and external monthly reporting. Internal risk status
reporting consisting of aggregated risk status from projects, project portfolio
and/ or tender work
Via IDEA Consultants
Reference: Jarle Weseth
GERSON LEHRMAN GROUP LIMITED
Advisor
2009 - 2012 (3 years)
Greater New York City Area
Offshore Drilling Rigs: Management, Operations, and
environment: Client : Gehrson Lehrman Group
o Safety cultures
o Employee training
o Engineering and innovation capabilities
o Management and strategic positions
o Corporate cultures
o Key operational benchmarks
Drilling (Alaska) Client : Maven
Natural gas compression (Canada) Client : Maven
European oil production industry Client : Gehrson Lehrman Group
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Norwegian drilling waste management market Client : Gehrson Lehrman
Group
Norwegian oil industry service – Client : Gerson Lehrman Group
Ocean Rig
Quality, Health, Safety & Environment engineer
June 2011 - November 2011 (6 months)
Sandnes
Procedures & Technical description review/revision
Engineer at Corcovado (Drilling ship) Operator: Cairn Well: Attamik 2.
Location: Greenland
- Risk assessment
- Work permit system and Safe Job Analysis
- Care card system
- Focusing on drilling safety: Bit type, drilling parameters, well control/volume
control, kick prevention, hole cleaning, mud data & DDR.
- Software: STAR, Mintra & Empreda
- Care philosophy, procedures and procedure exam
Investigated market for best available technology for ”dashboard” system
solutions for HSE.
Well control project for Petroleumstilsynet (PTIL)
Technical contact with customer relations management system (CRM) and
Fast Track project implementation vendor
Data management & generel management
Organized two care for safety seminars and held Care Card presentations with
offshore safety officers from Leiv Eiriksson, Eirik Raude, Olympia, Corcovado,
Poseidon and Mykonos and onshore QHSE department at Hummeren hotel in
Tananger with team building (Gocart racing at Stavanger carting)
Safety officer at Olympia (Drilling ship) Client: Vanco Well: Dzata 2A Location:
Ghana
Technical contact with information technology vendor and operational
performance management and reporting system vendor
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Project lead: Annual procedure revision/ review
IADC data reporting
KPI reporting
General QHSE engineering and risk management
Software:
Star
Mintra administrator
Empreda
Ocean Rig is an international offshore drilling contractor providing oilfield
services for offshore oil and gas exploration, development and production
drilling.
I can confirm that we worked well together when Sigve was on board with us.
We had some conversations, and he were more than willingly to help me out in
any questions related to HSEQ/QA, that i had.
He appeard to be an professional in his profession, and had much experience
within the oil business, not only necessarly related to HSEQ/QA.
Best regards
Raymond Øren
Electrical section leader
Stavanger Offshore Technical College
Teacher
August 2009 - December 2009 (5 months)
Stavanger Area, Norway
• Production technique 1 & 2
• Drilling technology
• Geology and formation evaluation
• Health, Safety and Environment for the oil industry
• Well control
• Drilling fluids
• Operating and control systems
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• Mathematics
• Chemistry prosess
• Alternative energy
Oilfield Technology Group
Production Engineer consultant
November 2008 - July 2009 (9 months)
Bergen and Forus (Sandnes)
Production engineer consultant. Client: StatoilHydro (Grane)
Responsible for:
• Production engineering
• Well testing and analysis using SAP. Displaying results in Oil Field Manager.
• Production analysis with Flow Manager
• P&I plan
• Production optimizing with GORM
Sub sea technology development team work
Hazid meeting Snorre project. Client: GDF Fabricom
Project leader: Analyzing drilling waste management market for SWATH
The OTG Group is providing services, competence and products to the global
petroleum industry.
Our core services are Field Operations, Drilling & Well Management, HSE
& Offshore Safety Management, Emergency Preparedness, Project and
Risk Management, Engineering Support, Software Products and Software
Development.
Reference:
Johannes Waarseth-Junge
CEO 3R Innovation
Talisman Energy
Production Engineer
March 2007 - October 2008 (1 year 8 months)
Stavanger
Production engineering:
Project leader: Responsible for improving oil production at Varg
Sub project leading: Subsurface within integrated operations (TENAS
operation project)
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Production supervising with PI process book designing and real time allocation
programming with PI excel
Responsible for:
• Annual and monthly reports
• Well allocation including production analysis
• Well testing and well test analysis
• Weekly production & injection planning and morning meetings with the
communication tool GoToMeeting
• Real time production analysis with PI process book
• Production optimizing with Prosper and GAP
Planning well operations:
• Mechanical operations: Increased oil production from 600 Sm3/d to
1200Sm3/d in a well by increase reservoir pressure by increasing water
injection and changing the choke and reduce the pressure drop, stabilized 2
slugging wells by changing gas lift valves (Stabilized total production)
• PLT, Water shut of and perforations (Increased oil production from 100 Sm3/
d to 250 Sm3/d).
• Production optimizing including field visits offshore at Petrojarl Varg and Varg
A
• Event organizing: Organized presentations and a seminar
• Production forecasting
• Technical contact with vendors
Development
Varg is an oil field to the south of Sleipner Øst in the central part of the North
Sea. The field has been developed with the production vessel, “Petrojarl Varg”,
which has integrated oil storage connected to the wellhead facility Varg A.
Reservoir
The reservoir is in Upper Jurassic sandstones at a depth of approximately
2 700 metres. The structure is segmented and includes several isolated
compartments with varying reservoir properties.
Recovery strategy
Recovery takes place by pressure maintenance using water and gas injection.
The smaller structures are produced by pressure depletion. All the wells are
producing with gas lift.
Reference: Ivar Garnes
Badger Explorer
Consultant from IOR Chemco
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January 2007 - February 2007 (2 months)
Sandnes
Consultant: Project within petrophysics and geology. Data collection and data
base development.
The Badger Explorer is a revolutionary method to obtain subsurface data
for oil&gas exploration, mapping of hydrocarbon resources and long-term
surveillance.The Badger Explorer drills and buries underground, carrying a
unique package of logging and monitoring sensors, at a substantially lower
risk, cost and complexity of utilising an expensive drilling rig.
The tool penetrates the sea bed and the subsurface by using a mechanical drill
bit driven by an electrical motor to loosen and crush the formation ahead of the
tool. The crushed formation is transported through the device and deposited in
the void behind the tool. The tool carries an electrical cable, which is spooled
up inside the unit, connected to the surface and powers the electrical motors.
The same cable is used for continous transfer of data back to the surface.
IOR Chemco
Reservoir engineer
January 2006 - February 2007 (1 year 2 months)
Sandnes
Analyzing of the world marked (High water cut reservoirs and sand producing
reservoirs)
Consultant at Badger Explorer.
Representation at ONS
Reporting (Inteligel progress at IRIS) to Norwegian Research Council, Total,
Statoil and Norsk Hydro
Screening of Espoir operated by Canadian Natural Recourses
05-11.06 Project research: at International Researh Institute of Stavanger
• Field manager: mGel reservoir stimulation for increased oil recovery at
Gullfaks C including: Quality assurance of treatment, photographing onsite and
reporting
• Application to ONS innovation award (Was nominated to the award)
• Articles published at OTC (Offshore & Energy) and ONS (Scandinavian oil
and gas magazine)
• Representation at IOR 2006 in Tulsa Oklahoma (SPE)
• PowerPoint designing for sales meetings and reporting
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• Presentation for potential customers in Aberdeen
• Contact developing (Gained 15 business meetings with oil companies such
as Maersk oil, Venture production, CNR international, Amerada Hess in
Aberdeen and Talisman-Energy in Stavanger over a short period)
• Marked analyzing of the British shelf (High water cut sand reservoirs)
• Screening of projects including well log investigation and reservoir evaluation:
Brage (Norsk Hydro), Gullfaks (Statoil)
Improved Oil Recovery Chemical Company
- a new IOR Chemical Solution Provider
- a start up based on Best of Breed from The International Research Institute
of Stavanger (IRIS - former Rogaland Research, RF) extensive research
history in the field
- based in Stavanger - the oil capital in Norway
International research institute of Stavanger
Consultant from IOR Chemco
May 2006 - November 2006 (7 months)
Stavanger
Project research: Optimisation of IOR Chemco`s mSand technology
(chemicals for sand consolidation):
Petrophystical measurements: PV, permeability, porosity and RRFw
Article:
Forskning: http://www.forskning.no/artikler/2005/november/1132741898.83
IRIS - International Research Institute of Stavanger - is a recognised research
institute with high focus on applied research, equally owned by the University
of Stavanger and the regional foundation Rogalandsforskning. IRIS was
established in 2006, as a result of a technical re-structuring of the ownership of
Rogaland Research.
Rogaland Research was established in 1973, and the continuation of its
activities in IRIS provides IRIS with a long and proud history right from the
start. Research activities started in the area of social science, but quickly
developed to include petroleum.
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Today IRIS remains an independent research institute with research and
research-related activities in petroleum, new energy, marine environment,
biotechnology and social science and business development.
Geoservices
Mudlogger geologist
January 2003 - December 2005 (3 years)
Offshore Norway
• Functioning as Dataoperator/ Secure safe well drilling
• Well monitoring: Pit volume control and gas control
• Maintaining sensors and repairing equipment
• Reporting of geology
• Geology: Catching samples, lithology analyze, cuttings and cavings
description and calcimetry analysis and core handling
• Logistics: Sending equipment and samples onshore
When working for Geoservices I was working indirectly for Lars Johan Skjold
(Statoil) many times. When he was coming to our working area he asked me
for the answer to the geological interpretation. He also told me that the best
geologists were engineers because we described what we could see. The
geologists were describing what they thought they could see.
Arie Romer wrote the following about me: Sigve has executed his work tasks
to our full satisfaction and therefore we give him the best recommendations.
Geoservices is the industry leader in mud logging, focusing on drilling support
and formation evaluation. Decision-ready information about well status
is helping to drill better wells more efficiently. Timely and more accurate
information on reservoir fluid composition and lithology is detecting pay zones
that would otherwise be missed, assisting well placement, revealing reservoir
connectivity and compartmentalization, and guiding critical decisions.
Drilling Support
Obtain improved quality and higher level of analysis of surface data including
drilling speed, vibrations, hole cleaning, and early kick detection to enhance
safety and optimize drilling operations.
Formation Evaluation Services
Use analysis of rock cuttings and gas in the drilling mud for understanding
formation geology, efficient hydrocarbon detection under all conditions
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including in deepwater and harsh environments, downhole fluid
characterization, early information on reservoir fluid composition, lithology logs,
and isotope logging.
Reference: Arie Romer
BP
less than a year
ML geologist consultant from Geoservices
2005 - November 2005 (less than a year)
Ula
Geology evaluation and supervision when drilling the wells:
Ula (7/12-A-5 B & 7/12-A-05B-T2)
Ula (Norwegian: Ulafeltet) is an offshore oil field located in the southern
Norwegian section of North Sea along with Gyda, Tambar and Tambar East
fields making up the UGT area, usually attributed to DONG Energy's main
areas of exploration and production activity. The Ula field was discovered in
1976 and came online in October 1986. It contains confirmed 69.98 million m3
of oil and 2.5 million of NGL.
Ownership
BP is the operator of the field with 80% of interest in the project. BP's partner
DONG Energy holds 20% of interest. DONG Energy increased its initial share
of 5% to 20% by acquiring Svenska Petroleum's complete share of 15% for
$130 million in 2008.
Production
Ula is located in approximately 70 m (230 ft) of water. The main reservoir
stands at 3,345 m (10,974 ft) in the Upper Jurassic Ula Formation. The field
has three conventional steel facilities with production, drilling, living quarters.
It has 7 production and 2 water injection wells. Current production at Ula field
is 10,000 bbl/d. The existing gas process plant was recently extended with
a new module, turbin and compressor and has been operative since 2008.
The gas from Blane field is injected into the Ula reservoir for production. The
gas produced at Ula field is re-injected into the field for increased recovery as
well. The field is expected to be abandoned in 2028. The produced oil is then
transported by a pipeline to Ekofisk oil field and on to Teesside for refining. In
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2009, Aker Solutions was awarded a contract to tieback Ula field to Oselvar
field. The work is expected to commence in 2011. Once complete, the oil from
DONG-operated Oselvar field which is 24 kilometres (15 mi) from Ula will be
pumped to facilities at Ula for processing.
2005 - November 2005 (less than a year)
Vallhall IP
Vallhall IP (2/8-G-10 T3 & 2/8-G-11-T4/TS)
Development
Valhall is an oil field located in 70 metres of water. The field was originally
developed with three facilities, but has now 8 platforms.
The Valhall complex consists today of six separate steel platforms for quarters,
drilling, wellheads, production, water injection, combined process- and hotel
platform respectively. These platforms are bridge-connected. In addition the
field has two unmanned flank platforms, one in the south and one in the north,
both around 6 kilometers from the field center.
The Drilling Platform (DP)
Situated between QP and PCP. It has 30 well slots, waste injection and a
drilling rig. The platform started its activity on 17 December 1981, at that time
with the first covered derrick. The derrick and drilling foundation were removed
during summer 2009 and a separate program for plug and abandonment is
under development.
The Production Platform (PCP)
The final shut in of the platform took place late July 2012 and the production
now takes place on the new process and hotel platform The original PCP
platform was built to process 168,000 barrels of oil and 350 million cubic feet
of gas per day. The platform is 65 meters high and weighs 21,000 tons. The
oil production is piped to 2/4-J at the Ekofisk Center and goes to Teesside
in England. The gas is transported directly via Norpipe pipeline to Emden in
Germany. The platform also processes oil and gas that comes from Hod.
The Wellhead Platform (WP)
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Installed in April 1996 and first oil production started in June the same year.
WP has 19 well slots. Total cost, including drilling of the wells, is approx. 1,5
billion NOK.
Norsk Hydro
ML Geologist consultant from Geoservices
2005 - October 2005 (less than a year)
Transocean Leader
Wellbore history
Well 6605/8-1 is an exploration well on a Late Cretaceous Lysing prospect
situated on the western flank of the Fles North rotated fault block structure
in the Vøring Basin outside Mid Norway. The primary objective was to test
the presence of movable hydrocarbons in the Lysing prospect. A secondary
objective was to investigate the reservoir potential of the Nise Formation
Operations and results
Wildcat well 6605/8-1 was spudded in 838 m water depth with the semi-
submersible installation Transocean Leader on 14 June 2005 and drilled to
TD at 4513 m in Late Turonian sediments of the Lange Formation. Operations
went without significant technical problems. No shallow gas or shallow water
flow was observed. The well was drilled with spud mud down to 2500 m and
with KCl/Polymer/Glydril mud from 2500 m to TD.
The well penetrated the main target at 4184 m, a 70 m thick Lysing Formation
deep-water turbidite sand of Early Coniacian age. Gas was recorded from
4180 m. There were two gas zones separated by a water zone. The upper
zone had gas down to a free water level inferred at 4221 m (4193 m TVD
MSL). The lower gas zone, at 4253 m, was very thin and was approximately
20 bar overpressured compared to the upper zone. Gas shows were also
encountered in Early Campanian Nise siltstone at 3064 m and a deeper Lysing
sandstone unit at 4354 m.
One 9 m long core was taken in the interval 4190-4199 m in the upper Lysing
reservoir. It contained sandstones interbedded with thin mudstone layers. MDT
fluid samples were taken at 4230.55 m (water), 4231.4 m (water), 4209.4 m
(gas), 4211.86m (gas), and at 4253.5 m (gas which gave a dark brown/black
liquid when flashed). An MDT run in cased hole after the DST and almost 3
weeks after the last mud circulation gave a maximum temperature of 146 deg
C at 4230 m. This was believed to be close to the true formation temperature.
The well was perm. abandoned 22 October as a gas discovery.
Statoil
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April 2003 - September 2005 (2 years 6 months)
Deep Sea Trym (24/10-M-3BH)
Stena Don (6608/10-B-4BH)
West Alpha (6506/11-P-3 H) Kristin field: Gas/condensate producer
Kristin platform was installed in the field in March 2005, and production from
the field started on 3.11.2005. Today, 12 wells in production. Full production
was reached in 2007 with a daily production rate of approx. 18 million Sm3 gas
and condensate daily rate of approx. 17000 Sm3
Statoil
Snorre B
Geology evaluation and supervision when drilling the wells: Snorre B (34/4-
I-1H cuttings injection & 34/4-K-7 H water injector)
Snorre is an oil platform in Block 34/4 on the Snorre field in the North Sea. The
platform was built by Aker Stord and started production in June 2001.
Snorre B is an integral semisubmersible drilling, production and
accommodation platform, located about seven kilometers north of Snorre
A. The produced oil is transported by pipeline to Statfjord B for storage and
export. Some of the gas is reinjected into the reservoir, while the rest is piped
to the Prime Pipe system via Snorre A.
The platform was originally operated by the Norwegian Hydro and now
operated by Statoil.
Statoil
Transocean Searcher at Åsgard
Transocean Searcher (6506/12-Q-2H (Åsgard))
Åsgard is located in the Norwegian Sea, about 200 kilometers from the coast
of Norway and 50 kilometers south of Heidrun.
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Åsgard A vessel was in position 8 February 1999 and to start oil production 19
May. Åsgard B is a semi-submersible facility that treats gas and condensate. It
came on stream 1 October 2000. Åsgard C is a storage vessel for condensate
related to the field.
Åsgard consists of Midgard, Smørbukk and Smørrbukk South. In addition, gas
fields Mikkel and Yttergryta linked to the infrastructure in Åsgard.
Midgard is located in blocks 6507/11 and 6407/2. Smørrbukk and Smørrbukk
South is located in block 6506/11.
Saga proven Midgard in 1981. Statoil found Smørrbukk in 1984 and
Smørrbukk South in 1985. In 1995 the rights to the field coordinated in a new
structure with Statoil as operator.
The largest development on the Norwegian Continental Shelf
Overall Åsgard among the largest developments on the Norwegian continental
shelf with its 56 production and injection wells in 17 templates. The water
depth in the area is 240-310 meters.
Statoil
West Navigator
Geology evaluation and supervision when drilling the well:
West Navigator (6507-3-4)
Wellbore history:
General
Well 6507/3-4 is located on the Alve structure, which is a horst, located in the
north central part of block 6507/3 on the Dønna Terrace. The main objective of
this appraisal well was to prove down flank oil resources in the Middle Jurassic
sandstones of the Garn and upper Not Formations. The secondary objective
was to prove oil in the Ile Formation.
Operations and results
Well was spudded with the vessel West Navigator on 14 March 2004 and
drilled to TD at 4092 m in the Early Jurassic Åre Formation. The well was
drilled with seawater and bentonite down to 1250 m, with KCl/polymer/glycol
from 1250 m to 2300 m, and with oil based mud (Paratherm) from 2300 m
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to TD. A shallow gas warning class 1 was given for the interval between 950
to 1370 m, based on gas peaks observed in well 6507/3-1. A pilot hole was
drilled down to 1250 m. No shallow gas was observed.
The well penetrated the reservoir below the hydrocarbon-water contact in
the Garn, Not and Ile Formations. Top Garn Formation was encountered 7
m below prognosis. Moveable hydrocarbons were not proven, only shows
throughout the Garn and Not Formations and discontinuous weak to moderate
shows in the Ile, Ror, and Tilje Formations from 3805 m to 4000 m. Two cores
were cut in the Garn, Not and Ile Formations and nine MDT water samples
were collected in Garn, Ile and Tilje Formations. The Garn sample from 3726
m contained approx 2 dl of hydrocarbon fluid, which proved to be mud filtrate
(base oil) with some dissolved residual oil from the formation.
The well was permanently abandoned on 30 April 2004 as a dry well with
shows
Testing
No drill stem test was performed
Statoil
Kvitebjørn
Geology evaluation and supervision when drilling the well: 34/11-A-11
Kvitebjørn
Development
Kvitebjørn is a gas condensate field located in the eastern part of the Tampen
area, in the northern part of the North Sea. Water depth in the area is about
190 metres. The field is developed with an integrated accommodation, drilling
and processing facility with a steel jacket. An amended PDO for Kvitebjørn was
approved in December 2006.
Reservoir
The main reservoir consists of Middle Jurassic sandstones of the Brent Group.
Discoveries have also been made in the Cook- and Statfjord Formations. The
reservoir lies at a depth of approximately 4 000 metres and initially had high
temperature and high pressure. The reservoir quality is good.
Recovery strategy
The field is recovered by pressure depletion.
Transport
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Rich gas is transported through a dedicated pipeline to Kollsnes, while
condensate is transported in a pipeline tied to the Troll Oil Pipeline II for
onward transport to Mongstad.
Status
Drilling on Kvitebjørn is challenging due to depleted reservoir pressure.
A new infill well was drilled in 2012 and a second is being drilled in 2013.
Development of the east flank of the field is being considered. Gas pre-
compression will be installed on the platform, with start-up in December 2013.
Modifications are being made to prepare for tie-in of the Valemon field in 2014.
Statoil
ML geologist consultant
Sleipner
Transocean Searcher (15/9-E-3H, 15-9-E-1H, 15/9-E-4H (Sleipner))
Sleipner A (15/9-A-23 A, 15/9-A-19 & 15/9-A19T2)
The Sleipner gas field is a natural gas field in the North Sea, about 250
kilometres (160 mi) west of Stavanger, Norway. Two parts of the field are in
production, Sleipner West (proven in 1974), and Sleipner East (1981).The
field produces natural gas and light oil condensates from sandstone structures
about 2,500 metres (8,200 ft) below sea level. It is operated by Statoil. The
field is named after the steed Sleipnir in Norse mythology.
Reference:
Egil Kai Elde
VP HSE Statoil
Statoil
ML geologist consultant
March 2003 - September 2005 (2 years 7 months)
Gullfaks
Borgland Dolphin (34/10-F-2 Y1H (Gullfaks sør)): Oil producer
Deep Sea Trym (34/10-4-2H (Gullfaks sør))
Gullfaks Sør is located just south of Gullfaks in the northern part of the North
Sea. The field is developed with a total of 12 subsea templates tied back to
the Gullfaks A and Gullfaks C Gullfaks Sør is developed in two phases. PDO
for Phase 1 included the extraction of oil and condensate from the 34/10-2
Gullfaks South, 34/10-17 and 34/10-37 Rimfaks Gullveig. PDO for Phase 2
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was approved in June 1998 and included production of gas from the Brent
Group in the Gullfaks Sør deposit.
Talisman Energy
2004 - 2004 (less than a year)
Gyda
Gyda oil and gas field (2/1-A16 AY1 & 2/1-A16 AY1/T2)
Gyda is an offshore oil field located in the southern Norwegian section of North
Sea along with Ula, Tambar and Tambar East fields making up the UGT area,
usually attributed to DONG Energy's main areas of exploration and production
activity. The Gyda field was discovered in 1980 and started producing on June
21, 1990. The field contains confirmed 39.6 million m3 of oil and 6.6 billion
cubic meter of natural gas.
Ownership:
Talisman Energy is the operator of the field with 61% of interest in the project.
The full share was bought by Talisman Energy in 2003 from the previous
operator, BP for $82 million.[3] Partners of Talisman Energy, DONG Energy
and Norske AEDC AS (NAEDC),owned by Arabian Oil Company (AOC), hold
34% and 5% interest in the project, respectively. holds 34%. Capital spending
on Gyda was expected to be $131 million.
Production:
Gyda is located in approximately 66 m (217 ft) of water. The main reservoir
stands at 4,000 m (13,000 ft) in the Upper Jurassic Ula Formation. The field
has one conventional steel facility with production, drilling, living quarters.
Gyda currently produces an average of 10,000 bbl/d (1,600 m3/d). The field
also produces excessive amount of water making the oil production stable.
Due to the difficulties, the production license was extended to 2018. Several
new wells are currently being drilled. The produced oil is transported by a
pipeline to Ekofisk oil field and on to Teesside for refining.
ENI
Ocean Vanguard at Erlend
Geology evaluation and supervision when drilling the well:
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Ocean Vanguard (6406/1-3 (Erlend))
The drilling rig Ocean Vanguard had to spend almost the entire winter
Vestbase. After of runs of
an anchor chain last December had the rig immediate needs for repairs.
Mishap occurred during drilling for Eni well 6406/1-3 in Norwegian Sea. But
never so bad that it is not good for anything.
The immediate improvements gave the local industry projects for 12 -NOK 15
million, according Vestbase. Ocean Vanguard went to the field to pick up BOP
and riser in end of February and
returned for further improvements. The total turnover on Vestbase for both
sojourns estimated at 20 - NOK 25 million. The rig will shortly publish on behalf
of the group.
Drilling HSE evaluation: The rig experienced a gain in the active pit. The
mudlogger and data engineer suspected a kick and warned drill floor.
Total E&P
Scarabeo 6
Scarabeo 6 (25/5-C-1H)
Total S.A. is a French multinational integrated oil and gas company and one of
the six "Supermajor" oil companies in the world. Its businesses cover the entire
oil and gas chain, from crude oil and natural gas exploration and production
to power generation, transportation, refining, petroleum product marketing,
and international crude oil and product trading. Total is also a large-scale
chemicals manufacturer. The company has its head office in the Tour Total in
the La Défense district in Courbevoie, West of Paris.
Shell
Deep sea Trym at Draugen
Deep Sea Trym (6407/9-E-2H) Draugen oil producer
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Draugen has the most produced approx. 225,000 barrels of oil a day. When
the field was developed, there was a planned average production of approx.
90,000 barrels a day, but the oil reservoir and the platform proved to be able to
produce more.
Oil is produced from a total of 11 wells, of which 6 are platform wells and 5
subsea wells. The produced oil is stored in the seven storage cells in the
bottom of the concrete shaft. Crude oil is loaded via a floating loading buoy,
about 3 kilometers east of the platform.
Facts:
Location: West of Kristiansund
Block Number: 6407/9
Operator: Norwegian Shell
Licenses: Shell (26.2%), Chevron Norway (7.56%), BP Norway (18.36%),
Petoro (47.88%)
Discovered date: 07/09/1984
Reservoir Depth 1650
Produsjonsstart: October 1993
Draugen gas exports
The 10th October 2000 started exports of gas from Draugenfield. Draugenfield
exports about. 1.5 Sm3 gas per day via a dedicated 78 km pipeline of 16
"(inch) attached to Åsgard Transport pipeline.
Ever since the start of oil production on Draugen there have been efforts to
increase and prolong the production. Yarn West is a site entirely west of the
Draugenfield containing approx. 7.5 million Sm3 of recoverable oil reserves.
To map the area was made extensive use of 4D seismic (4-dimensional). This
has given very valuable information about the field and how the oil moves in
the field. At the same time 4D sesmikk information on where new wells should
be placed.
A / S Norwegian Shell is continuously working to create the most value of
the reserves in Draugen. This benefits both the owners and the community.
Therefore, considering one continuous drilling of new wells to access the
pockets of hydrocarbons that can be produced by the existing wells.
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Reslab
Laboratory Engineer
Stavanger
Special Core Analysis:
Measurement of petrophysical data: Permeability, porosity and capillary
pressure/resistivity curves
Reslab is a provider of fluid and core analysis to Oil & Gas-companies, sold to
Weatherford, Inc.
Roxar
Geoscientist consultant
September 2001 - 2002 (1 year)
Sandnes
Reservoir Modelling:
System helpdesk (RMS 6.2) at Oslo office/ Technical contact with customers
Software error localization: Importing Eclipse grid files for inspection in RMS
7.0 and general bug hunting in new applications in the software at Stavanger
office
Roxar ASA is an international technology company in the oil and gas sector.
The company's technology helps to improve the extraction of petroleum
resources and reduced field development expenses. Owner is currently
Emerson Electric Company.
Royal Norwegian Navy
Menig
July 1997 - June 1998 (1 year)
Security guard @ NATO base RSD Ulsnes, Hundvåg
- My leader Roger Hesjedal wrote the following words about me: The soldier is
an particularly positive person, very cooperative, dutiful, and have performed
his tasks in a very satisfactory way, and I would strongly recommend Sigve
Aspelund to future employers.
Naval diving school Håkonsvern @ Bergen
- The best candidate @ admission and my leader told me that I was one of the
toughest of the divers.
Menig at Harald Hårfagre navy base @ Stavanger
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Education
University of Stavanger (UiS)
Geological/Geophysical Engineering · (2019 - 2019)
Universitetet i Stavanger (UiS)
Pedagogikk · (2016 - 2016)
Mathematical modelling · (2015 - 2015)
Post-qualifying education, Reservoir engineering · (2003 - 2003)
Universitetet i Stavanger
M.Sc. Petroleum Engineering, Petroleum engineering with applied science
programme. Master of science (Lorenz strange attractors) · (1998 - 2001)
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