The document discusses safety concerns in the high pressure/high temperature (HPHT) oil and gas sector. It focuses on the work of EFC Group, a company that designs monitoring and control systems for HPHT operations. EFC Group secured over £1 million in contracts in the UAE over the last 12 months, including a £240,000 contract to supply a monitoring system for an NDC rig. Safety is a growing concern in HPHT drilling, especially in the Middle East where activity is increasing. Firms face challenges in managing uncertainty in conditions like pore pressure and fracture gradients.
In attending this course, you will acquire specialist skills related to HPHT Well Control. The course focuses on key characteristics and challenges of HPHT Well Control. Key modules include:
- Well barriers – the impact of temperature and pressure on primary and secondary well barriers
- Operational Planning - Rig selection, BOP equipment issues
- Well Design – Kick tolerance, Pore pressure prediction
- Well Delivery - fingerprinting, well bore breathing, high-reliability drilling practices
- Well Control – practical well control for on bottom, off bottom and out of hole well control, kicks and losses
PE979 HIGH PRESSURE HIGH TEMPERATURE COMPLETIONSpetroEDGE
This course is aimed primarily at completions and drilling engineers. It is also aimed at those that are influenced by HPHT issues (e.g. reservoir engineers, project
managers, subsea and facility engineers). The course will benefit vendors, service companies and other specialists. The course assumes basic knowledge of completions.
The Course also covers both successful and unsuccessful Case Histories in HPHT drilling operations from around the globe as reported by Operators & Drilling Contractors. New technologies available to the Industry are also covered.
HPHT Casing and Tubing: Standards and Specifications – Presented by Stuart Co...Jj HanXue
Key topics presented include:
• HPHT wells are now being developed by a larger number of operators
• Casing and connections provide the barriers to maintain well integrity. Material and Connection Selection depend on the risk profile
• The optimum value is defined by the operator following the assessment of the risks
This presentation gives a brief overview of the selection, qualification and manufacturing of both the pipe and connections, including additional aspects that should be included for HPHT wells.
For the complete presentation, visit http://bit.ly/M4I0Pa.
For more information, please visit http://www.hphtwells.com/ss-brochure.
HPHT (High Pressure - High Temperature) wells have a downhole environment of more than 10,000psi (690 bar) and/or 300 deg F (140 deg C). These conditions are increasingly encountered in many basins worldwide, as exploration and production examine deeper and hotter objectives.
In attending this course, participants will gain knowledge and develops skills relating to HPHT Well Engineering. The course focuses on key characteristics and challenges of HPHT wells from well design, planning, engineering and operational perspectives.
Big Data is an emerging technology in Information Management that holds promising returns on investment, as it can provide advanced analytics capabilities. It is well suited for large enterprises, and when used properly, it can lead to breakthroughs in analytics, deriving information from data that was previously not possible. However, a Big Data project cannot be approached using traditional IT system design and methods. Its success relies on teamwork and collaboration among petroleum engineering subject matter experts, senior IT professionals, and data scientists. To ensure that Big Data initiatives do not deliver poor results or disappoint, Big Data projects require significant preparation, which dramatically increases the chances of success. This presentation provides practical information about how to get started and what to consider in your plan, and it gives useful tips and examples for planning and executing a Big Data project. At the end of the presentation, attendees will know what Big Data is, what it offers, how to plan such projects, what the roles and responsibilities are for the key project members, and how these projects should be implemented to benefit their organization. Big Data analytics offers enterprises a chance to move beyond simply gathering data to analyzing, mining, and correlating results for insights that translate into business solutions.
More HPHT related content is available in our download centre page: http://tinyurl.com/33xlqww
More information about the HPHT Wells Summit 2010 can be found here: http://tinyurl.com/3ycuzg5
In attending this course, you will acquire specialist skills related to HPHT Well Control. The course focuses on key characteristics and challenges of HPHT Well Control. Key modules include:
- Well barriers – the impact of temperature and pressure on primary and secondary well barriers
- Operational Planning - Rig selection, BOP equipment issues
- Well Design – Kick tolerance, Pore pressure prediction
- Well Delivery - fingerprinting, well bore breathing, high-reliability drilling practices
- Well Control – practical well control for on bottom, off bottom and out of hole well control, kicks and losses
PE979 HIGH PRESSURE HIGH TEMPERATURE COMPLETIONSpetroEDGE
This course is aimed primarily at completions and drilling engineers. It is also aimed at those that are influenced by HPHT issues (e.g. reservoir engineers, project
managers, subsea and facility engineers). The course will benefit vendors, service companies and other specialists. The course assumes basic knowledge of completions.
The Course also covers both successful and unsuccessful Case Histories in HPHT drilling operations from around the globe as reported by Operators & Drilling Contractors. New technologies available to the Industry are also covered.
HPHT Casing and Tubing: Standards and Specifications – Presented by Stuart Co...Jj HanXue
Key topics presented include:
• HPHT wells are now being developed by a larger number of operators
• Casing and connections provide the barriers to maintain well integrity. Material and Connection Selection depend on the risk profile
• The optimum value is defined by the operator following the assessment of the risks
This presentation gives a brief overview of the selection, qualification and manufacturing of both the pipe and connections, including additional aspects that should be included for HPHT wells.
For the complete presentation, visit http://bit.ly/M4I0Pa.
For more information, please visit http://www.hphtwells.com/ss-brochure.
HPHT (High Pressure - High Temperature) wells have a downhole environment of more than 10,000psi (690 bar) and/or 300 deg F (140 deg C). These conditions are increasingly encountered in many basins worldwide, as exploration and production examine deeper and hotter objectives.
In attending this course, participants will gain knowledge and develops skills relating to HPHT Well Engineering. The course focuses on key characteristics and challenges of HPHT wells from well design, planning, engineering and operational perspectives.
Big Data is an emerging technology in Information Management that holds promising returns on investment, as it can provide advanced analytics capabilities. It is well suited for large enterprises, and when used properly, it can lead to breakthroughs in analytics, deriving information from data that was previously not possible. However, a Big Data project cannot be approached using traditional IT system design and methods. Its success relies on teamwork and collaboration among petroleum engineering subject matter experts, senior IT professionals, and data scientists. To ensure that Big Data initiatives do not deliver poor results or disappoint, Big Data projects require significant preparation, which dramatically increases the chances of success. This presentation provides practical information about how to get started and what to consider in your plan, and it gives useful tips and examples for planning and executing a Big Data project. At the end of the presentation, attendees will know what Big Data is, what it offers, how to plan such projects, what the roles and responsibilities are for the key project members, and how these projects should be implemented to benefit their organization. Big Data analytics offers enterprises a chance to move beyond simply gathering data to analyzing, mining, and correlating results for insights that translate into business solutions.
More HPHT related content is available in our download centre page: http://tinyurl.com/33xlqww
More information about the HPHT Wells Summit 2010 can be found here: http://tinyurl.com/3ycuzg5
2015 – Present INSPECTION COORDINATOR, FLUOR UK
• Fundamentally responsible for overseeing the Tengichevroil SGE / SGR project, monitored inspectors, critically analysed inspection and test plans and reviewed inspection reports.
• Instrumentally accountable for distributing inspection reports among the team, ensured that all certificates and records of inspection were accurate and up to date
• Spearheaded an efficient reporting system, authorised time and expenses sheets, liaised and negotiated with clients, suppliers and internal departments to achieve set results without compromising standards
• Managed key projects from inception to completion in accordance with ROK directives, enforced and adhered to health and safety requirements at all times to ensure the safety of self and others
• Conducted PIM at suppliers to finalise ITP’s.
• Conduct workshop surveys and report findings.
• Conduct inspection visits to many problematic suppliers to ensure equipment is delivered to site in full compliance with approved project requirements.
• Conducted spot checks at suppliers to ensure that inspectors are carrying out their duties in compliance with ITP requirements.
The lifecycle of developed fields, onshore and offshore will go through different stages of production up to the decline into late field life. Effective reservoir engineering management will lead to prolonging the life of field if a cost effective processing surface facilities strategy is put in place. Factors that lead to the decline in oil production or increase in OPEX may include increased water production, solids handling and the need for relatively higher compression requirements for gas lift. In order to maintain productivity and profitability, an effective holistic engineering approach to optimizing the process surface facilities must be utilized. The challenges of Optimizing Mature Field Production are: 1. Reservoir understanding with potential definition of additional reserves 2. Complete re-appraisal of the operability issues in the production facilities 3. Develop confidence to invest to optimize the process handling capabilities and capacity 4. Low CAPEX simplification of the surface facilities infrastructure to meet challenges 5. An implementation plan that recognizes the ‘Brownfield’ complexities 6. Selection of suitable optimum technology, configuration and training 7. Optimum upgrade plan of the facilities with minimum production losses Successful operation of mature fields and their surface facilities requires successful change management to the new operating strategy. Using a holistic approach can maximize the full potential of mature processing facilities at a manageable CAPEX and OPEX.
Dr. Wally Georgie Dr. Wally Georgie has a B.Sc degree in Chemistry, M.Sc in Polymer Technology, M.Sc in Safety Engineering and PhD in Applied Chemistry with training courses in oil and gas process engineering, production, reservoir and corrosion engineering. He has worked for over 37 years in different areas of oil and gas production facilities, including corrosion control, flow assurance, fluid separation, separator design, gas handling and produced water. He started his career in oil and gas services sector in 1978 based in the UK and working globally with different production issues then joined Statoil as senior staff engineer and later as technical advisor in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea. Working as part of operation team on oil and gas production facilities key focus areas included optimization, operation trouble-shooting, de-bottlenecking, oil water separation, slug handling, process verification, and myriad other fluid and gas handling issues. He then started working in March 1999 as a consultant globally both offshore and onshore, conventional and unconventional in the area of separation trouble shooting, operation assurance, produced water management, gas handling problems, flow assurance, system integrities and production chemistry, with emphasis in dealing with mature facilities worldwide.
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Workover Optimization & Horizontal Well Intervention 2014LBCG
With unconventional wells typically depleting 65-85% in the first year and another 20% in the subsequent years, there is a growing impetus to optimize and innovate workover and well intervention operations to improve the life of existing wells and restore production to maximize the recovery of costly unconventional wells.
Innovations in coiled tubing, conveyance, eline and logging tools and the introduction of techniques for re-completions may ensure that depleting wells can be recovered and production maximized but such operations are not without significant cost implications and technical challenges. Unpredictable complications throughout production including damaged casing, blocked perforations and broken and lost equipment downhole incur great risk, come at a high cost to repair and can, of course, result in complete failure of the well. Additionally, the economic viability of re-completions operations is still relatively unknown and the technical challenges of re-fracturing are complex.
Operators therefore need to carefully consider the economic gamble in repairing a depleting well or potential in-fill drilling operations against the cost of drilling a new well. A balance must be struck between optimizing the cost and speed of workovers and remedial well intervention, while increasing the long-term effectiveness and safety of operations to reduce the economic risk of repairing wellbores and adequately extend the production time between workovers.
The Workover Optimization & Horizontal Well Intervention 2014 is the only E&P led forum to provide technical talks and case study based strategies on effective optimization and cost reduction of both workovers and remedial well interventions. Senior E&P presenters will examine techniques for optimizing plug drillouts, cleanouts, coiled tubing interventions, casing repairs and fishing and evaluate how to enable re-completions in depleting wells. The content of the detailed two-day agenda has been created entirely by workover and intervention professional across American unconventional oil and gas operators.
2015 – Present INSPECTION COORDINATOR, FLUOR UK
• Fundamentally responsible for overseeing the Tengichevroil SGE / SGR project, monitored inspectors, critically analysed inspection and test plans and reviewed inspection reports.
• Instrumentally accountable for distributing inspection reports among the team, ensured that all certificates and records of inspection were accurate and up to date
• Spearheaded an efficient reporting system, authorised time and expenses sheets, liaised and negotiated with clients, suppliers and internal departments to achieve set results without compromising standards
• Managed key projects from inception to completion in accordance with ROK directives, enforced and adhered to health and safety requirements at all times to ensure the safety of self and others
• Conducted PIM at suppliers to finalise ITP’s.
• Conduct workshop surveys and report findings.
• Conduct inspection visits to many problematic suppliers to ensure equipment is delivered to site in full compliance with approved project requirements.
• Conducted spot checks at suppliers to ensure that inspectors are carrying out their duties in compliance with ITP requirements.
The lifecycle of developed fields, onshore and offshore will go through different stages of production up to the decline into late field life. Effective reservoir engineering management will lead to prolonging the life of field if a cost effective processing surface facilities strategy is put in place. Factors that lead to the decline in oil production or increase in OPEX may include increased water production, solids handling and the need for relatively higher compression requirements for gas lift. In order to maintain productivity and profitability, an effective holistic engineering approach to optimizing the process surface facilities must be utilized. The challenges of Optimizing Mature Field Production are: 1. Reservoir understanding with potential definition of additional reserves 2. Complete re-appraisal of the operability issues in the production facilities 3. Develop confidence to invest to optimize the process handling capabilities and capacity 4. Low CAPEX simplification of the surface facilities infrastructure to meet challenges 5. An implementation plan that recognizes the ‘Brownfield’ complexities 6. Selection of suitable optimum technology, configuration and training 7. Optimum upgrade plan of the facilities with minimum production losses Successful operation of mature fields and their surface facilities requires successful change management to the new operating strategy. Using a holistic approach can maximize the full potential of mature processing facilities at a manageable CAPEX and OPEX.
Dr. Wally Georgie Dr. Wally Georgie has a B.Sc degree in Chemistry, M.Sc in Polymer Technology, M.Sc in Safety Engineering and PhD in Applied Chemistry with training courses in oil and gas process engineering, production, reservoir and corrosion engineering. He has worked for over 37 years in different areas of oil and gas production facilities, including corrosion control, flow assurance, fluid separation, separator design, gas handling and produced water. He started his career in oil and gas services sector in 1978 based in the UK and working globally with different production issues then joined Statoil as senior staff engineer and later as technical advisor in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea. Working as part of operation team on oil and gas production facilities key focus areas included optimization, operation trouble-shooting, de-bottlenecking, oil water separation, slug handling, process verification, and myriad other fluid and gas handling issues. He then started working in March 1999 as a consultant globally both offshore and onshore, conventional and unconventional in the area of separation trouble shooting, operation assurance, produced water management, gas handling problems, flow assurance, system integrities and production chemistry, with emphasis in dealing with mature facilities worldwide.
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Workover Optimization & Horizontal Well Intervention 2014LBCG
With unconventional wells typically depleting 65-85% in the first year and another 20% in the subsequent years, there is a growing impetus to optimize and innovate workover and well intervention operations to improve the life of existing wells and restore production to maximize the recovery of costly unconventional wells.
Innovations in coiled tubing, conveyance, eline and logging tools and the introduction of techniques for re-completions may ensure that depleting wells can be recovered and production maximized but such operations are not without significant cost implications and technical challenges. Unpredictable complications throughout production including damaged casing, blocked perforations and broken and lost equipment downhole incur great risk, come at a high cost to repair and can, of course, result in complete failure of the well. Additionally, the economic viability of re-completions operations is still relatively unknown and the technical challenges of re-fracturing are complex.
Operators therefore need to carefully consider the economic gamble in repairing a depleting well or potential in-fill drilling operations against the cost of drilling a new well. A balance must be struck between optimizing the cost and speed of workovers and remedial well intervention, while increasing the long-term effectiveness and safety of operations to reduce the economic risk of repairing wellbores and adequately extend the production time between workovers.
The Workover Optimization & Horizontal Well Intervention 2014 is the only E&P led forum to provide technical talks and case study based strategies on effective optimization and cost reduction of both workovers and remedial well interventions. Senior E&P presenters will examine techniques for optimizing plug drillouts, cleanouts, coiled tubing interventions, casing repairs and fishing and evaluate how to enable re-completions in depleting wells. The content of the detailed two-day agenda has been created entirely by workover and intervention professional across American unconventional oil and gas operators.
Jak badać satysfakcję klientów zgodnie z rekomendacjami KNF dla zakładów ubez...Jerzy Opar
Zgodnie z rekomendacjami Komisji Nadzoru Finansowego z 2016 r. zakłady ubezpieczeń powinny prowadzić regularne badania satysfakcji klientów oraz badanie adekwatności produktu do potrzeb klientów. Dowiedz się jak Webankieta.pl jest w stanie automatycznie odpytywać segmenty Twoich klientów.
Presentazione di Sergio Patano, Research & Consulting Manager di IDC Italia, tenuta all’IDC Big Data & Analytics Conference 2014 di Milano, il 18 Settembre 2014
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Conference Content
- Training: Industry leading training, assessment and certification program updates designed to improve barrier management, monitoring and detection for improved well control competency
- Human Factors: Integrate latest expertise into your training programs to improve the interaction of individuals with facilities & equipment, management systems and people to enhance your HSEQ performance
- Risk Assessment: Develop a comprehensive risk assessment strategy covering barrier management and the operator / contractor interface to mitigate the risk of blow-out’s
- Well Control Planning: Share latest industry experience on hazard analysis, emergency response and oil spill planning to secure your organizations culture of preparedness
- Equipment & BOP Reliability: Improve equipment reliability by utilizing best practice experience for risk assessment, certification and maintenance initiatives to mitigate failures
PLUS:
- Blow-Out Response & Containment Workshop
Benefit from an exclusive well control blow-out response and containment workshop detailing a unique project case study and updates on capping stack technologies
- Exclusive Training Workshop: Take advantage of an exclusive session detailing latest industry enhancements to well control training, certification and examination
New base energy news october 2018 no 1202 by khaled al awadiKhaled Al Awadi
NewBase Energy News 01 October 2018 - Issue No. 1202 Senior Editor Eng. Khaled Al Awadi
FYI to help you make the right decision to bench mark your investment in the MENA world
UKCCSRC seminar given by Devin Shaw of Shell Cansolv, Edinburgh, 3 September 2014, on "Capturing Momentum at Peterhead: Capture technology selection and optimization process"
Tank farms are of great significance in supplying both industry and the national economy in its entirety. On account of the
quality of the stored products, the equipment and safety matters are subject to very high conditions and requirements.
The weyer group is able to produce a long-standing and extended treasure trove of experience with regard to the planning
of new tank farms and also for their redesigning. Our clientele comprises businesses from the petroleum industry and the
oil industry, the pharmaceutical industry and the fine chemicals industry as well as solvent traders and waste disposal companies.
Hence, we are familiar at the best with the wide range of demands on engineering and advisory service.
New base energy news issue 912 dated 22 august 2016Khaled Al Awadi
Greetings,
Attached FYI (NewBase 22 August 2016 ) , from Hawk Energy Services Dubai . Daily energy news covering the MENA area and related worldwide energy news. In today’s issue you will find news about:-
• UAE: FANR hosts nuclear non-proliferation workshop
• Oman : 7 bid for Duqm Liquid Terminal Phase 1 in Oman
• Turkey: Valeura executes definitive agreements for Statoil farm-in on Banarli licences
• China’s diesel exports rebound to record in July
• Oil prices fall as analysts say August price rally has been overblown
• ‘Well-Timed’ OPEC Talk Forces Oil Bears Into Record Reversal
• Russian stocks, boosted by stabilizing economy, may surprise: Analysts
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Khaled Al Awadi
Energy Consultant & NewBase Chairman - Senior Chief Editor
MS & BS Mechanical Engineering (HON), USA
Emarat member since 1990
ASME meme since 1995
Hawk Energy since
Peter Oosterveer, Group President, Energy and Chemicals, Fluor Corporation's presentation at the 2010 U.S.-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum in Chicago, IL.
Greetings,
Attached FYI ( NewBase Special 14 September 2015 ) , from Hawk Energy Services Dubai . Daily energy news covering the MENA area and related worldwide energy news. In todays’ issue you will find news about:-
• Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation empowered to enforce UAE’s Nuclear Safety & Security Rules
• Saudi Electricity (SEC) says Aug peak power load hit record high
• Mozanbuque: Sasol to Buy Condensate Worth $45 mn from Petróleos
• Congo (Brazzaville): Ocean Installer awarded contract for Total's Moho Nord development Azerbaijan: Fitch advises Azerbaijan to focus on gas projects, not oil
• India to auction 69 small oil, gas blocks under revenue-sharing
• Crude oil prices fall as demand stalls
• IEA sees low oil price triggering largest cut in non-OPEC supply in more than two decades
• In Japan, the Rise of the Machines Solves Labor and Productivity
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Best Regards.
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Energy Consultant & NewBase Chairman - Senior Chief Editor
MS & BS Mechanical Engineering (HON), USA
Emarat member since 1990
ASME meme since 1995
Hawk Energy since 2010
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UiPath Test Automation using UiPath Test Suite series, part 4DianaGray10
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Reduce risk and deliver optimal operational
success in your HPHT projects. Hear directly
from leading experts on key strategies to:
n Manage risk,plan for emergency response and assess the
critical safety factors for HPHT operations - with insight from
the HSE,Cameron McKenna and Marsh
n Ensure wellbore stability while drilling - Chevron Upstream Europe
share insight from the Erskine field
n Customise QA/QC procedures for your HPHT project - with
experience from the International Research Institute of StavangerAS
n Drive advances in completions for HPHT deep tight gas wells -
Lukoil SaudiArabia Energy Ltd bring case study experience of both
appraisal and exploration wells
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hear from Ed Mcfadden,Independent Consultant Engineer
HPHTWells - From perception to reality
Main conference:24th 25th November 2010
Pre-conference workshops:23rd November 2010
Venue:Ardoe House Hotel,Aberdeen
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4. A welcome note from the HPHT Programme Steering Committee…
Dear industry colleagues,
HPHT operations are integral to the growth of the oil and gas industry.Getting the most out of your HPHT operations requires
continuous learning and refinement of techniques and technologies to push the envelope as we continue to explore new areas,
face new challenges and capture opportunities.
The Programme Steering Committee came together inAberdeen for extensive discussions to draw up the key topics for
the 2010 HPHTWells Summit.We formulated an agenda with a number of new topics to cover this year including:
n Suspension and abandonment of HPHT wells
n Risk management,emergency response planning and safety of HPHT operations
n HPHT well design:From concept to well construction
n Effectively managing uncertainty in pore pressure,fracture gradient and the“transition zone”
n Delimiting the operational limits on drilling,logging testing tools
Other major themes that have been highlighted for discussions at this year’s meeting include:
n Well architecture and delivering a safe HPHT well
n Well integrity challenges
n Emerging technologies and technology gaps for HPHT
n Operational considerations for HPHT well evaluations
The conference format is unique and mixes presentations,panel discussions,roundtables and workshops to ensure that you are
able to learn first-hand from the practical experience shared amongst both expert speakers and the wider delegate audience.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Andrew McHardy,Independent Consultant
Grant Affleck,Weatherford
Jean-Paul Stuyck,GDF Suez
HPHT Wells 2010 Programme Steering Committee
Telephone:
+44 (0)20 7368 9300
Fax:
+44 (0)20 7368 9301
Email:
enquire@iqpc.co.uk
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Programme highlights for this year include:
Industry breakfast with the HSE Thursday 25th November 2010,7.45am
Join the HPHT community for a breakfast meeting on the morning of the second day of the conference.During breakfast,
you’ll hear directly from Grant Moody,HM Principal Inspector of Health Safety,HSE who will deliver a brief presentation
on‘Challenging wells in the UKCS – a regulator’s perspective’.
Case study experience of HPHT deep tight gas wells
Lukoil Saudi Arabia Energy Ltd share insight into the process of optimisation for stimulation and production operations in a
case study presentation of their drilling and completions experience in both exploration and appraisal wells in SaudiArabia.
Safety risk management panel discussion
This year,there is an exclusive interactive panel bringing together legal,risk,insurance,HSE and operator’s perspectives
of key safety considerations for HPHT operations.
Topics include:
n Key considerations for environmental protection and pollution
n Balancing risk and exposure
n Response team planning:Emergency response and oil spill response considerations
The 2010 speakers panellists include:
EdMcfadden,IndependentConsultantEngineer
GrantMoody,HMPrincipalInspectorofHealthSafety,HSE
RaidBu-Khamseem,KECCompany
JoergZaske,SeniorGeophysicist,ChevronUpstreamEurope
DerekCharlton,HP/HTDrillingManager,MaerskOil
AndrewMcHardy,IndependentConsultantWellExaminer,Total
GrantAffleck,BusinessDevelopmentManager,Weatherford
StuartCole,Manager,TechnicalSalesandServices,VallourecGroup
TonyFurniss,RegionalSalesManager,EnventureInternationalLLC
CraigHendrie,ManagingDirector,PlexusOceanSystems
SteveKirby,DrillingEngineer,SasokLtd
JohnMunningstomes,SeniorRiskEngineer–Upstream,Marsh
JanBurgess,Partner,CameronMcKenna
RJBoocock,ConsultantPetroleumEngineer
OddvarSkjæveland,VPUllriggDrillingandWellCentre,IRIS
5. Interactive Workshops Tuesday 23rd November 2010
08.45 – 12.00 Interactive Workshop A:
Examine critical completions
considerations and well integrity issues
for HPHT environments
This in-depth workshop will give you the opportunity to assess first-hand
some of the most effective completions and well integrity challenges,and
discover the techniques and strategies required to overcome them.
During the interactive discussions,you will have the opportunity to:
n Explore in detail the use of various HPHT completion techniques
n Understand what the emerging technologies are in this space
n Examine the critical aspects of HPHT well integrity
n Address issues surrounding HPHT well integrity with application to life
of well prediction
n Gain insight into cementing practices and cement fatigue in HPHT wells
n Measure corrosive formation fluids effects on:
-Tubular integrity
- Pressure barrier sealing performance
-Well head seals
- Downhole mechanical seals in packers
n Key considerations for cement sealing and structural integrity
Workshop leader to be announced
12.30 – 15.30 Interactive Workshop B:
Understand the need for discipline
integration with HPHT wells
During this“hands-on”workshop,teams will work through an exercise to
carry out a plan for well construction within a set scenario.Through this
exercise,you will:
n Definethechallengesandbeingawareof“rippleon”effectsofdecisionsmade
n Determinetheplayersandtheirroles–possibleshiftinpresentorganisationrequired
n Engage in discussions as to why early buy-in from senior management
is critical
In order to maximise group participation,you will be split into teams.In your
teams,you will work out a plan based around your scenario and then you
will then report back to the whole workshop.Key considerations will include:
n Bringing the ultimate goal of production back to the initial planning stage
n Setting up a paper exercise of a well construction based on known reservoir
conditions and having back-up plans to address possible surprises
n Establishing guidelines for drilling team
In this session,you will understand why thinking about the well objectives is
critical to the well design.You will take into account the fact that if you only
look at the drilling of the well (pressure integrity of the casing) rather than
size,type and depth of the specific string,you may plan yourself into a
corner with no room to adjust should higher pressures be encountered
further up-hole.This could mean that you need to run another intermediate
string and that could not be available or be wrongly sized to enable test tools
to get to the depth required.You need to avoid having a drilled hole
that nothing can fit in for evaluation purposes.
Jointlyafinalplanismadecompletewithcontingenciesandobjectivesallagreed.
Led by R.J. Boocock,Consultant Petroleum Engineer
All of R.J.Boocock’s experience has been“hands-on”within the oil and gas industry,specialising in
field development,reservoir engineering,production operations,optimisation and surveillance,drilling,
completions,work-overs and contract negotiations.He has been heavily involved in training programs
and produced manuals such as“AdvancedWellTesting”,“Drilling and Geological Operations”and
“ExplorationWell Programmes”.He recently completed an assignment for GSPC doing well testing
work in HPHT wells.
Baker Hughes delivers innovative,reliable products and services designed to help customers manage operating expenses,maximize reserve recovery
and boost overall return on investment.Baker Hughes has been a technology leader in the oil and gas industry for over 100 years and continues to
partner with operators to find solutions for progressively more complex technical challenges.A leading global oilfield service company with operations
in over 90 countries and nearly 50,000 employees globally,Baker Hughes provides advanced products and services to help customers drill,evaluate,
complete and produce oil and gas wells.Baker Hughes’ reservoir technology experts offer independent consulting services,geomechanics modeling,
petroleum engineering and reservoir simulation services to achieve superior results that lower costs,reduce risk,improve productivity and increase
ultimate recovery.At Baker Hughes collaboration is at the heart of our business.Our 23 local geomarket teams work side by side with customers to
engineer reliable,application-specific products and services – whether the application is deep water,unconventional hydrocarbons or production and
water management - and deliver technologies that improve operating efficiency and create more value from the reservoir.
READ Well Services is a downhole technology specialist providing a variety of new downhole well construction,repair and well intervention services to
the oil and gas industry.RWS’s expertise lies in its ground breaking Hydraulically ExpandableTubular System (HETS),Cased Hole Logging services (data
acquisition and analysis) and Development and Engineering.
Houston-based Enventure Global Technology,L.L.C.,the world’s leading provider of SET® solid expandable technology solutions for the energy
industry,has a global presence with operations in NorthAmerica,the Middle East,SouthAmerica,Europe and the Far East.Enventure’s SET® technology
minimizes the tapering event in oil and gas wells by radially enlarging proprietary tubulars through a cold-drawing process.SET® systems are used in
openhole and cased-hole environments to mitigate trouble zones,add casing points,remediate damaged casing and cover perforations.
Weatherford International Ltd (WFT: NYSE) is the fourth-largest diversified upstream oilfield service company in the world.Our global network includes
more than 34,000 people,730 service bases,87 manufacturing facilities,and 13Technology Centers in more than100 countries.Our products and services
span the lifecycle of a well,including drilling,evaluation,completion,production and intervention.The Company’s range of production enabling technologies
include evaluation services,directional drilling services,controlled pressure drilling® (CPD®) systems,cased hole completion systems,expandable
technologies,intelligent completion technologies,production optimisation systems and all major forms of artificial lift systems.
WeatherfordInternationalLtd,Tel:+44(0)1224380180 Fax:+44(0)1224241601Email:grant.affleck@eu.weatherford.com Web:www.weatherford.com
Roundtable Sponsor:Vallourec Mannesmann Oil Gas UK (VMOG UK) manufactures casing and tubing to the highest industry standards,for the
world’s most progressive oil companies. Over the last year,VMOG UK has been facilitating the upsurge in HP-HT activity in the North Sea through a
project-based approach to the most extreme exploration projects ever seen,with extensive qualification testing and dedicated manufacturing quality
plans.The expertise gained through supplying casing and tubing forTotal’s Elgin-Franklin and Glenelg projects,and Shell’s Shearwater,Onyx andAragorn
projects (to name but a few) ensured thatVM has the extensive experience so vital to delivering success in HP-HT wells. In 2007,VMOG UK has
supplied all of the casing and tubing for the highest pressure well ever drilled in the UKCS North Sea,from the 13 5/8”production casing through to the
3 1/2”sour service work-string for the well test.
Vallourec Mannesmann Oil Gas UK Office,Tel:+44 (0) 1224 279350 Fax:+44 (0) 1224 279341 Email: scole@vmog.co.uk
Web: www.vamservices.com /www.vmog.co.uk
Plexus Holdings plc. is anAIM listed engineering and service business in the oil and gas industry based inAberdeen.Plexus has developed and
patented a unique method of engineering for oil and gas field wellheads and connectors,called POS-GRIP®Technology which involves deforming
one tubular member against another to effect gripping and sealing.POS-GRIPWellheads are the leading technology for HPHT exploration drilling
and production due to their through-BOP and true metal to metal“HG”Seal capability.
Plexus Ocean Systems Ltd,Plexus House,Burnside Drive,Dyce,Aberdeen,AB21 0HW,UK.Tel:+44 (0)1224 774222 Web:www.posgrip.com
Email:cfh@posgrip.com
Sponsors Exhibitors:
6. Conference Day One Wednesday 24th November 2010
08.30 Coffee and morning registration
09.00 Chairman’s opening remarks outlining the HPHT
market overview
n Assess what has changed in the global offshore environment in the past
12 months and understand the impact on HPHT operations in the future
n Global insights into HPHT projects
n New technologies and pushing the envelope with HPHT operations
09.30 Examine advances in completions for HPHT deep tight gas
wells through insight into the process of optimisation for
stimulation and production operations
n ExploreLuksar’s testing andcompletionchallengesinthefirstexplorationstage
n Assess how Luksar are advancing in completion and testing forA-1 F-2
exploration wells
n Lessons learnt and the way forward forT-4 appraisal well
Raid Bu-Khamseen,KEC Company
10.15 Icebreaker networking and problem solving session
In this interactive session,delegates will be assigned a team to work with
in order to solve a set scenario.In these teams,you will take the time to
talk through the proposed scenario and evaluate the challenges,risks and
opportunities you would be likely to come across.Each team’s spokesperson
reports their findings back to the wider delegation.
10.45 Coffee and networking break
FOCUS ON HPHT SAFETY
11.15 Emergency response planning and critical safety factors
for HPHT operations
A panel of health and safety and risk experts will kick off by delivering short
10 minute overviews where they briefly share their perspective on what
2010 going forwards means for managing HPHT operational safety and risk
management.
11.15 The regulator’s perspective
n Understand key safety considerations for HPHT operations and ensure
that your safety strategies are robust for 2010 going forwards
n Examine requirements for the operators’ compliance with safety regulations
for HPHT operations
n Understand the importance of promoting a safety culture
Grant Moody,HM Principal Inspector of Health Safety,
Health and Safety Executive (HSE)
11.25 The legal perspective
n What are the legal requirements for HPHT drilling safety and risk?
n Examine key considerations for environmental protection and pollution
n Mitigating risks and compliance
Jan Burgess,Partner,CMS Cameron McKenna
11.35 The risk and insurance perspective
n Ensure that you are effectively prepared when it comes to emergency
response and oil spill response
n Understand key considerations for balancing risk and exposure
n Explore what is required of the operator from the insurer’s perspective
John Munningstomes,Senior Risk Engineer – Upstream,Marsh
11.45 Interactive panel debate and QA session
You’ve heard the different perspectives from the HSE and risk professionals.
Now it is your opportunity to raise your questions and put forward any
challenges and concerns directly to the panel of experts.
Interactive panellists:
Andrew McHardy,Well Examiner,Total Independent Consultant
Jan Burgess,Partner,Cameron McKenna
John Munningstomes,Senior Risk Engineer – Upstream,Marsh
Grant Moody,HM Principal Inspector of Health Safety,
Health and Safety Executive (HSE)
12.15 Seated lunch and networking break
13.15 Carry out effective planning for the suspension and
abandonment of HPHT wells
n Examine the legislative and guideline background
n Understand the technical challenges involved and the required technologies
n Assess your tubing and cementing requirements
n Explorethemajorenvironmentalconsiderations surroundingthiscomplexarea
Steve Kirby,Drilling Engineer,Sasok Ltd
14.00 Gain insight into the geophysical challenges at the depleted
HPHT Erskine Field,North Sea
Gain insight into the Erskine Field,a depleted HPHT gas condensate
accumulation located on the western margin of the East Central Graben,
Central North Sea,UKCS.This presentation will give you insight into:
n The challenges with wellbore stability while drilling,integrity due to
significant liner deformations and sanding issues
n The geophysical and geomechanical studies conducted over the last couple
of years,their applicability to HPHT reservoirs and the challenges to
implement modern geophysical tools at a mature field
n The identification of high risk areas for wellbore integrity of existing wells
and for the optimisation of potential infill well locations,changes in mud
window during drilling and completion integrity
Joerg Zaske,Senior Geophysicist,Chevron Upstream Europe
14.45 Coffee and networking break
15.15 BLUE SKY THINKING - TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS
ROUNDTABLE SESSION
This interactive session will see the delegate audience split into two groups.
This is your opportunity to voice your opinion on technology gaps and
industry requirements for your forthcoming HPHT projects.
GROUP A: Expandable technology requirements
n Gain insight into“Hot off the press”new technology
n What does the industry require for expandable technology developments?
n Explore effective strategies for the application of expandables in HPHT
environments
Led by:Tony Furniss,Regional Sales Manager,
Enventure International LLC
GROUP B: Casing and tubing requirements
n Casing and tubing requirements for HPHT depleted zones
n Selecting the appropriate materials and connections
n Casing with drilling applications – gain insight into developments
Ledby:StuartCole,Manager,TechnicalSalesandServices,VallourecGroup
16.30 Chairman’s close and end of day one
17.00 Networking drinks reception
Join your peers in a relaxed and
informal setting for this excellent
networking opportunity.This is a
fantastic way to establish contacts
early on at the conference and to
strengthen relationships with
existing contacts.
Telephone:
+44 (0)20 7368 9300
Fax:
+44 (0)20 7368 9301
Email:
enquire@iqpc.co.uk
Visit:
www.hphtwells.com/slide
7. Conference Day Two Thursday 25th November 2010
07.45 HPHT industry breakfast with the HSE
Join your peers from the HPHT community for an industry breakfast
meeting.You can take this opportunity to catch up with your contacts
informally whilst enjoying a full English breakfast and bacon rolls.
During breakfast,you’ll hear directly from Grant Moody,HM Principal
Inspector of Health Safety, HSE who will deliver a brief presentation
on‘Challenging wells in the UKCS – a regulator’s perspective’.
08.30 Coffee and registration
09.00 Chairman’s welcome
09.15 Exploring HPHT well design: From concept to well construction
n Explore effective strategies to ensure that you have clear well objectives
n Understandhowallowingforuncertaintyinporepressure,fracturegradientand
the“transitionzone”predictionsiskeytothesuccessofyourwellconstruction
n Understand why casing shoe points and casing strategy is as important as
detailed casing design
n Examine the“lack of accurate data”paradox
Ed Mcfadden,Independent Consultant Engineer
10.00 HPHT logging: Going the extra mile
n New techniques extend the valid operating envelope
n Data from case studies in Gulf of Mexico and North Sea
n Increases in operating efficiency
GrantAffleck,Business Development Manager,Weatherford
10.45 Coffee and networking break
11.15 Interactive panel discussion: Identifying technology gaps
for HPHT completions
n Understanding fluid selection for your completions projects
n Seals and tubular integrity – key technology gaps
n Explore pore pressure projects
n Key considerations for polymers and metallurgy
n BOP considerations
Interactive panellists:
Derek Charlton,HP/HT Drilling Manager,Maersk Oil
Andrew McHardy,Well Examiner,Total/ Independent Consultant
Ed Mcfadden,Independent Consultant Engineer
12.00 Gain insight into requirements for friction grip
technology and solid metal seals for HPHT surface
and subsea wellheads
n Explore current industry standards for wellheads
n Establish what makes a product fit for purpose for HPHT drilling and explore
testing and qualification procedures
n Gain insight into key case studies on HPHT wellhead experience
Craig Hendrie,Managing Director,Plexus Ocean Systems
12.45 Lunch and networking break
13.45 Testingandqualificationofequipmentforextremeapplications
n Customising QA/QC procedures for your HPHT project
n ExplorehowtechnologyandmaterialscanbetterwithstandhostileHPHTconditions
n Specification and design of equipment:Managing risk in the design process
n Ensuringyourequipmentis fit-for-purpose:Fromrawmaterialstomanufacture
Oddvar Skjæveland,VP Ullrigg Drilling andWell Centre,
International Research Institute of Stavanger AS
14.30 Addressing the many challenges of HPHT well evaluations
HPHT wells offer an opportunity to shift the paradigm while adjusting the
mindset to cope with the current technological limitations.Success is often
measured through the pre-determined KPIs which can fail to encompass
the need for a fully integrated approach.In this session,you will explore how:
n Understanding past failures in reservoir management can provide the key to
future success stories
n Well planning needs to be all encompassing and deal with all aspects from
location,trajectory,well construction,drilling and completion fluid systems to
available evaluation tools
n HPHT environments not only affect the drill bit selection and downhole
steerable assemblies,but also the reservoir properties and test tools as well.
Test programmes need to apply a suite of achievable objectives and a clear
understanding of the effects of time and temperature on downhole logging
and test tools
n Good planning with sufficient lead time can make all the difference
R J Boocock,Consultant Petroleum Engineer
15.15 Coffee and networking break
15.45 Group competition of the well construction process
During this group session,the delegation will be split into teams to build an
ideal well in a given scenario.
You will:
A) Consider what is currently available to you
B) Identify any current technology gaps
1) Planning tools - integrated planning,hydraulics,real time to
actual comparisons
2) Rig capacity - size,onboard mud coolers fluid capacity,MPD spread,
(And total number of“capable”rigs)
3) Drilling tools - downhole equipment premium threaded components,etc
4) Fluids - weight,rheology,variable behaviour with heating / cooling cycles,
control with mpd
5) Cement - design,testing,“foams”
6) Casing - steels etc
7) Completions - tools transferring conventional technology to ht domain
8) Well test - special tools,differing test patterns
9) Logging - real time vs.recorded vs.wireline,new developments
This group exercise is created to determine the difference between
the actual edge of the current envelope,and the theoretical limit of
upcoming potential wells.
16.30 Chairman’s close and end of conference
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