Oil production in the Niobrara has almost doubled from less than 200 barrels per day in 2012 to almost 400 barrels per day in 2014, whilst rig counts have more than tripled from 20 to 70 in the same period. This rapid expansion is only set to accelerate, with latest reports showing that Niobrara operators collectively are expected to invest over $7 billion in the play in the next year.  With most of the key acreage bought up and sweet spots now identified, the focus of operators in the Niobrara has now moved to maximizing the productivity and economics of their wells. To do this they need to identify the optimal well spacing, completions techniques and lateral lengths to drive increased production rates. The inaugural Niobrara Completions & Well Spacing Congress 2014 will be the first event to gather up-to-the-minute case studies from the leading E&Ps in the Niobrara to determine the completions and well spacing strategies that are optimizing productivity in the play. Consisting 100% of operator case studies using real life production data, each presentation will be from work done specifically in the play.

1. C O N G R E S S 2 0 1 4
The First Dedicated Congress On Optimizing Completions & Well Spacing Strategies
In The Niobrara, Based On Production From Operators Working In The Play
Analyzing Production Data From Different Downspacing
Strategies, Frac Designs & Lateral Lengths To
Determine The Optimal Well Spacing,
Completions Techniques & Completions
Design For Maximizing The Economics Of
Niobrara Wells
The First Dedicated Congress On Completions & Well Spacing In The Niobrara, Focusing On:
November 18-19 | Denver | Colorado
Dawn Lima
Production Engineering Manager
Bonanza Creek Energy
Featuring Over 20 Case Studies From Leading Niobrara
Operators, Speakers & Panelists Including:
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• WELL SPACING: Determining the optimal well spacing for maximizing the
productivity and economics of wells in the Niobrara
• COMPLETIONS TECHNIQUES: Comparing different completions
techniques to determine which ones can optimize production rates in the
Niobrara, including:
• Plug and perf vs. sliding sleeve
• Open-hole completions vs. cemented liner
• Slickwater fracs vs. gel fracs
• NUMBER OF FRAC STAGES: Choosing the optimal number of frac
stages per well to minimize the cost of completions in the Niobrara
• FRAC SIZES: Selecting the right volume and type of proppant and frac
fluid to minimize formation damage and maximize recovery in Niobrara wells
• OPTIMIZING LATERAL LENGTHS: Identifying the optimal lateral lengths for
Niobrara wells and examining how lateral length impacts completions design
Michael Eberhard
Completions Manager
Anadarko Petroleum
Thomas Olsen
Completions Manager
Beacon E&P Company
Jordan Gitterman
Managing Executive VP
Ranchers Exploration Partners LLC
Victor F Hein
VP Engineering
Castleton Commodities International
William Lloyd
Senior VP Operations
Cirque Resources LP
Craig Rasmuson
COO
Synergy Resources
Dean Tinsley
Director Of Engineering
Bonanza Creek Energy
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C O N G R E S S 2 0 1 4
Oil production in the Niobrara has almost doubled from less than 200 barrels per
day in 2012 to almost 400 barrels per day in 2014, whilst rig counts have more
than tripled from 20 to 70 in the same period. This rapid expansion is only set
to accelerate with latest reports showing that Niobrara operators collectively are
expected to invest over $7 billion in the play in the next year.
With most of the key acreage bought up and sweet spots now identified, the focus
of operators in the Niobrara has now moved to maximizing the productivity and
economics of their wells. To do this they need to identify the optimal well spacing,
completions techniques and lateral lengths to drive increased production rates.
The inaugural Niobrara Completions & Well Spacing Congress 2014, will
be the first to gather up-to-the-minute case studies from the leading E&Ps in the
Niobrara to determine the completions and well spacing strategies that are optimizing
productivitiy in the play. Consisting of 100% operator case studies using real
life production data, each presentation will be from work done specifically in
the play.
DAY 1
Will start by examining the optimal well spacings, overall completions strategies,
number of fracs per stage and frac sizes for maximizing productivity in the Niobrara. It will
then compare the success of different completions techniques in the play, including plug &
perf vs. sliding sleeve, open hole vs. cemented liner and slickwater vs. gel fracs.
DAY 2
Will then provide operator insights into the proppant and frac fluid types and volumes
that are having the most success in Niobrara wells, before analyzing the optimal lateral
lengths and strategies for using geological data to optimize completions in the play.
The congress will be an unmissable opportunity for any operator either in the Niobrara
who wishes to stay competitive, or any company looking to enter the play in the future.
100% NIOBRARA FOCUSED: Every
session is based on technical
strategies specific to the Niobrara
100% OPERATOR LED: All
presentations are based on real life
work done by operators in the field
BASED ON PRODUCTION DATA:
Case studies at the congress are based
on production data from completed
wells in the Niobrara
COMPLETIONS, WELL SPACING
& LATERAL LENGTH FOCUS: With
completions, well spacing and lateral
lengths being the key challenges faced
by Niobrara operators, every session
at the congress looks at providing
solutions to them
BRAND NEW CONTENT: As the first
operator-led congress on completions
and well spacing in the Niobrara, all
the content is exclusive to the congress,
based on work done in the last
few months.
WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT THIS CONGRESS?
Sheraton Denver West Hotel
360 Union Blvd, Lakewood
Colorado - 80228
Tel: +1 303-987-2000
Web: www.sheratondenverwest.com
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3. WELL SPACING & COMPLETION TECHNIQUES: Examining The Optimal Well Spacing & Completions Techniques For Optimizing The Economics Of Niobrara Operations
Day 1
Tuesday November 18, 2014
8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks
Chaired By: William Lloyd, Senior VP Operations, Cirque Resources LP
WELL SPACINGEXAMINING WHICH WELL SPACINGS STRATEGIES HAVE ACHIEVED THE OPTIMAL PRODUCTION RATES IN THE NIOBRARA
KEYNOTE 1: DOWNSPACING CASE STUDY
8.40 Providing A Case Study On How An Operator Has Successfully Used Downspacing To Improve Production Rates In Their Niobrara Operations
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Detailing the incremental rates of return that were achieved through downspacing in the Niobrara
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Estimating at what point additional downspacing would cease to yield increased rates of return and how this information can be used to ensure you drain your reservoir to its fullest potential
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Explaining how close together well bores were able to be drilled whilst still increasing productivity
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Understanding how downspacing impacts the type and size of completions required for the frac job
Edward Polishuk, Project Development Manager, Bonanza Creek Energy
Dawn Lima, Production Engineering Manager, Bonanza Creek Energy
9.10 Question & Answer Session
KEYNOTE 2: WELL SPACING OPTIMIZATION
9.20 Determining The Optimal Well Spacing For Maximizing The Productivity And Economics Of Niobrara Wells
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Using production data to identify the right lateral spacing for optimizing the productivity of Niobrara wells
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Evaluating how closely well bores can be spaced without causing interference between each other
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Understanding how different well spacing’s impact GOR and what effect this has on overall production rates
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Examining which well spacings allow for the optimal drilling and completions strategies for maximum reservoir drainage
Jordan Gitterman, Managing Executive VP, Ranchers Exploration Partners
9.50 Question & Answer Session
10.00 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area
NUMBER OF WELLS PER SECTION
10.30 Evaluating The Key Criteria And Techniques Used To Determine The Optimal Number Of Wells Per Section To Maximize Reservoir Drainage In The Niobrara
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Identifying the optimal number of wells per section to maximize productivity in the Niobrara
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Explaining how to factor the number of wells per section into choosing the optimal completions strategy
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Understanding how to use a reservoir model to determine the optimal number of wells per section
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Using geological data to choose the most productive number of wells per section
Craig Rasmuson, CEO, Synergy Resources Corporation
Brett Hall, Reservoir Engineer, Synergy Resources Corporation
11.00 Question & Answer Session
DIFFERENT ZONES
11.10 Evaluating Which Zones Within The Niobrara Operators Are Having Most Success In To Determine The Most Productive Areas To Target
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Comparing production rates in zones A, B and C of the Niobrara to determine which are proving most consistently successful targets
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Understanding how the optimal well spacing and completions strategies vary across the different zones
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Understanding what factors operators are using to decide which zones to target within the Niobrara
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Providing updates on the contribution of the Codell to determine whether it is living up to its potential
Dr. Steve Sonnenberg, Professor & Chair In Petroleum Geology, Colorado School Of Mines
11.40 Question & Answer Session
11.50 Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area
COMPLETIONS TECHNIQUESIDENTIFYING THE OPTIMAL COMPLETIONS STRATEGIES FOR MAXIMIZING PRODUCTION RATES IN THE NIOBRARA
OVERALL COMPLETIONS STRATEGY
12.50 Understanding How To Design An Overall Completions Strategy To Maximize Economic Recovery Per Well In The Niobrara
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Comparing the production rates of different completions techniques in the Niobrara to ascertain which ones optimize reservoir drainage
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Providing a cost-benefit analysis of different completions techniques to determine which offers the most cost-effective option for Niobrara wells
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Understanding which completions techniques can reduce the run times of your operations
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Understanding how data from previous completions in the Niobrara can be used to refine subsequent completions designs going forward
Michael Eberhard, Completions Manager, Anadarko Petroleum
1.20 Question & Answer Session
PANEL: PLUG & PERF VS. SLIDING SLEEVE
1.30 Comparing Plug & Perf Vs. Sliding Sleeve To Determine Which One Achieves The Optimal Running Times, Production Rates And Economics For Niobrara Wells
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Costs vs. ultimate recovery: providing a cost-benefit analysis of sliding sleeves vs. plug & perf’s to identify if production increases justify the added costs of a plug & perf
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Understanding how the the choice between sliding sleeve and plug & perf will impact the number of frac stages you can do and what effects this has on production rates
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Comparing production results seen from a plug & perf vs. sliding sleeve well to determine which has proven more effective in the Niobrara
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Examining the run time on both sliding sleeves and plug & perfs to determine which is worth pursuing for increased long-term production
Michael Eberhard, Completions Manager, Anadarko Petroleum
Craig Rasmuson, CEO, Synergy Resources Corporation
2.00 Question & Answer Session
CEMENTED LINER VS. OPEN HOLE COMPLETIONS
2.10 Analyzing The Cost And Performance Of Cemented Vs. Open Hole Completions To Identify The Most Suitable Completion For Particular Niobrara Wells
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Comparing the results seen from cemented liner vs. open hole completions in specific areas of the Niobrara
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Providing a geology focused production analysis of cemented vs. un-cemented liners to determine which works better, where, and why
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Comparing the cost benefits of each methodology by the design of the well, circulation and pressure challenges for a maximum constant rate
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Understanding whether production increase justifies the added costs of cemented liners to ensure an economic return on investment
2.40 Question & Answer Session
2.50 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area
PANEL: GEL VS. SLICK WATER FRACS
3.20 Examining The Production Results Achieved From Slickwater Vs. Gel Fracs To Identify The Highest Performing Frac Fluid Application In The Niobrara
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Sand concentration: comparing the maximum sand concentration able to be carried in slick water vs. gel fracs
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Flowback: evaluating the quantities of sand flowing back from slick water vs. gel fracs
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Production results: evaluating if operators are seeing better production results from gel or slick water fracs
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Understanding how to identify the most appropriate fluid according to the specific geology and frac design in place to maximize production rates
Thomas Olsen, Completions Manager, Beacon E&P Company
Craig Rasmuson, CEO, Synergy Resources Corporation
3.50 Question & Answer Session
NUMBER OF FRAC STAGES PER WELL
4.00 Determining The Optimal Number Of Frac Stages Per Well To Minimize The Cost Of Completions In The Niobrara
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Cost vs. increased recovery: determining the number of frac stages in which incremental production no longer justifies cost
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Determining the optimum number of stages and identifying how it varies across the basin to optimize completions in specific areas of the Niobrara
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Providing a cost-benefit analysis of increasing the number of frac stages: how many stages are too many?
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Examining the best way to run the stages to detect the fractures in the horizontal well bore
Amad Ghassemi, McCasland Chair Professor, Mewbourne School Of Petroleum & Geological Engineering
4.30 Question & Answer Session
MAXIMIZING SRVOPTIMIZING THE USE OF CHEMICAL TRACERS TO DESIGN STIMULATION AND ENHANCE SRV
CHEMICAL TRACERS
4.40 Hearing How Chemical Tracers Are Being Used To Evaluate Simulated Rock Volume And Monitor Well Performance: Case Study
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Determining the effectiveness of chemical tracers as a feasible alternative to microseismic to accurately monitor performance of the well
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Examining how using chemical tracer data to design stimulations can optimize fracture efficiency, production volumes and well productivity
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Calculating the speed at which chemical tracers are flowing back to the wellhead and assess impact on productivity
Jon Spencer, Business Development Coordinator - Unconventional Reservoir, Tracerco
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
5.00 Discussing Options For Mitigating Well Interference When Completing Wells That Are In Close Proximity To Each other
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This interactive roundtable discussion will allow attendees to share ideas on how to mitigate the risk of well interference between wells that are drilled in close proximity to each other
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The chair will provide brief opening remarks framing the debate and then it will open up to discussion between participants.
Session Chair: Phil Winner, President & CEO, Outrider Energy
5.30 Question & Answer Session
5.40 Chair’s Closing Remarks
5.45 - 6.45 Networking Drinks R eception In ExhibitionShowcase Area
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4. 8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks
Chaired By: Bill Lloyd, Senior VP Operations, Cirque Resources LP
IMPACT OF VERTICAL WELLS ON HORIZONTALSEVALUATING THE IMPACT OF OFFSET VERTICAL WELLS ON HORIZONTAL PRODUCTION
IMPACT OF VERTICAL WELLS ON HORIZONTALS
8.40 Analyzing What Effect Existing Vertical Wells Are Having On Horizontal Wells Being Drilled In The Niobrara To Determine How They Are Impacting Ultimate Recovery Rates
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Examining the extent to which vertical wells that are still producing in the Niobrara are impacting the performance of new horizontal wells
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Understanding how quickly production in the horizontal well declines when drilled in an existing vertical well production zone
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Examining if existing vertical wells are impacting the drilling and completions procedures of horizontal wells
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Examining the impacts of offset vertical wells on the ultimate recovery of close proximity horizontal wells
Dean Tinsley, Director Of Engineering, Bonanza Creek Energy
Victor F Hein, Vice President Engineering, Castleton Commodities International
Asa Cozad, Reservoir Engineer, O’Brian Petroleum
9.10 Question & Answer Session
FRAC FLUID TYPES & VOLUMEIDENTIFYING FLUID TYPES AND VOLUMES THAT HAVE EFFECTIVELY OPTIMIZED COMPLETIONS IN THE NIOBRARA
FRAC FLUID TYPES & VOLUMES
9.20 Choosing The Optimal Frac Fluid And Right Volume Of Frac Fluids To Maximize Well Performance And Minimize The Cost Of Completions In The Niobrara
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Matching reservoir characteristics to fluid types to ensure optimal compatibility with the formation
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Identifying which fluid types have successfully provided maximum stimulation in different rock types
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Establishing the impact of pumping different fluid types on the performance of the well
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Quantifying the extent to which selecting the right frac fluid can reduce the volumes required to achieve the same recovery
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Examining how variations in frac fluid volumes have impacted barrels per day production
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Evaluating what levels of success operators have had with experimenting with lower fluid volumes without impacting production rates
Hakan Corapcioglu, Research Assistant - FAST Consortium, Colorado School Of Mines
9.50 Question & Answer Session
10.00 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area
PROPPANT TYPES & VOLUMESCHOOSING THE OPTIMAL PROPPANT TYPE AND VOLUME TO MAXIMIZE PRODUCTION RATES IN THE NIOBRARA
PROPPANT VOLUMES & TYPES
10.30 Selecting The Optimal Proppant Volume, Size And Type To Increase Recovery, Avoid Formation Damage And Minimize Cost When Completing Niobrara Wells
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Measuring the impact proppant volume is having on production performance to determine optimal pounds per stage
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Defining the minimum pumping volume being used to maximize recovery at the lowest cost
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Understand which volumes of proppant should be used to mitigate the risk of sand closing off fractures
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Examining how optimal proppant volumes correlate to type of proppant, length of stage and amount of water per stage
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Exploring which grain sizes are proving most effective in Niobrara wells
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Analyzing how sensitive the mineralogy of the Niobrara is to different proppant types
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Evaluating the potential to mix sand with ceramic proppants to optimize cost efficiency
Craig Rasmuson, CEO, Synergy Resources Corporation
Brett Hall, Reservoir Engineer, Synergy Resources Corporation
11.00 Question & Answer Session
WATER USAGEENSURING SUFFICIENT WATER IS AVAILABLE FOR COMPLETIONS WHILST MINIMIZING WATER USAGE
WATER USAGE
11.10 Examining Strategies To Minimize Water Usage In The Niobrara To Mitigate Impacts On Regional Water Resources
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Providing a regional assessment of all the available water sources to identify potential water sources for completions execution
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Realizing the cost of the treatment processes necessary to effectively clean water to appropriate level for reuse
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Comparing the cost and effectiveness of treatment systems to determine the long-term economic benefit of implementation and which to use
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Exploring advancements in using central facilities for storage of water
Bob Poole, Regulatory Affairs Manage, Santa Maria Energy
11.40 Question & Answer Session
11.50 Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area
OPTIMIZING LATERAL LENGTHSASSESSING THE POINT AT WHICH THE EXTRA LENGTH DRILLED BECOMES ECONOMICALLY UNJUSTIFIABLE
LATERAL LENGTHS
12.50 Identifying The Optimal Lateral Lengths For Maximizing Recovery In The Niobrara And Understanding How Lateral Length Impacts Completions Strategy
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Understanding the point at which the extra lateral length no longer justifies the cost
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Examining technologies to reduce friction in longer laterals to increase efficiency of drilling
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Using long- term production data to examine well performance resulting from different lateral lengths
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Examining success rates in extended vs. standard laterals: evaluating the incremental production achieved against drilling speed and cost
1.20 Question & Answer Session
USING GEOLOGICAL DATA TO OPTIMIZE COMPLETIONSCORRELATING GEOLOGICAL PARAMETERS WITH COMPLETIONS DESIGN TO MAXIMIZE RESERVOIR DRAINAGE IN THE NIOBRARA
GEOCHEMICAL, GEOPHYSICAL & PETROPHSYICAL APPLICATIONS
1.30 Examining Applications In Geochemistry, Geophysics And Petrophysics For The Exploration And Production Of The Niobrara Formation In The Powder River Basin And Adjacent Areas
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Using reservoir and structural analysis to understand how the Niobrara formation is going to lend itself to exploration and production
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Using geophysical, geochemical, and temperature modelling to optimize production strategies
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Examining timing and migration to identify sweet spots
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Looking at exploration plays in adjacent areas to identify new prospective zones to target
Cal Reppe, Geologist, Yates Petroleum
2.00 Question & Answer Session
2.10 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area
SWEET SPOTS
2.40 Understanding The Key Geological Parameters For Identifying Sweet Spots To Determine The Most Productive Areas To Target
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Examining the techniques operators are using to successfully identify sweet spots
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Outlining how to use log data to identify productive zones for lateral placement
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Understanding the optimal drilling and completions strategies for maximizing recovery in these sweet spots
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Explaining how sweet spot identification and completions design compound together to make a successful well
Robert Sterling, Sr Geologist, Cirque Resources
3.10 Question & Answer Session
FAULTING
3.20 Assessing How To Design Your Drilling And Completions Strategy To Take Advantage Of Natural Faults In The Niobrara
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Analyzing the impact of faults on production to enable the full exploitation of the reservoir for increased recovery
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Evaluating how the presence of faults in a reservoir impacts the completions design required to maximize productivity
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Understanding how fractures and faults in the Niobrara control rates and distribution of fluids
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Determining how the amount of faulting in the reservoir impacts the optimal volume of proppant used during completions
3.50 Question & Answer Session
4.00 Chair’s Closing Remarks End Of Congress
Day 2
Wednesday November 19, 2014
PROPPANT & FRAC FLUID VOLUMES, LATERAL LENGTHS & INTEGRATING GEOLOGICAL DATA INTO
COMPLETIONS DESIGN: Selecting The Right Volumes Of Proppant & Frac Fluid For Niobrara Wells, Optimizing Lateral Lengths & Understanding How Geological Data Can Be Used To Optimize Completions
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Unique opportunity to participate with other operators on topics of completion strategies and reservoir description and delineation
Abraxas Petroleum Corp
Great content, excellent takeaways. Very informative, especially for operators new to the play oil patch”
WPX Energy

5. SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Operators in the Niobrara are expected to invest over $7 billion in the play in the next year. The inaugural Niobrara Completions & Well Spacing Congress 2014 is the premier opportunity to engage with key decision makers to outline your vital technology advances and unveil your solutions to optimizing completions techniques, well spacing and lateral lengths.
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