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Technical Program: Monday, 4 May
0930–1200 | Room 306
PANEL: MEETING THE ENERGY CHALLENGE: IMPROVING COMMUNICATION AMONG CONSUMERS, ACADEMIA, NGOs, OIL COMPANIES, AND GOVERNMENT
Moderators
David Holt, Executive Director, Consumer Energy Alliance
Sandeep Khurana, Advisor, Devon Energy Corporation
The worldwide quest to define future energy needs has brought the issue of partnership among consumers, academia, NGOs, oil companies and the government to the forefront. World energy supply is predicted to rely heavily on fossil fuel resources for the foreseeable future. However, short-term vision has sometimes discouraged, even shut-off, expanded exploration by oil companies, further weakening our supply lines. Some oil companies are investing in alternative sources, but these resources can merely keep pace with demand. Meanwhile, consumers are struggling with price fluctuations and political leaders are overwhelmed with rhetoric and the constant struggle to develop a comprehensive, balanced national energy policy.
This panel will discuss the plight of cost of energy, fluctuations in demand and supply, and discussion on how an effective partnership among these entities is the way forward. Some issues covered will be:
- Tackling demand through partnership among government, consumers, academia, NGOs and the industry;
- Improving consumer awareness of oil and gas as energy sources;
- Role of government as watchdog and its need to actively participate in understanding energy sources and the future of these sources;
- Economic and employment impact & opportunities created by comprehensive policy;
- Expanding access for offshore drilling;
- Incentives for oil companies to ensure supply for the future;
- Climate Change legislation and economic implications;
- Alternative energy and its future.
Panelists
Lisa Murkowski, US Senate
Sheila Jackson Lee, US House of Representatives
Marvin Odum, President of Shell Oil Company
Jack N. Gerard, President, American Petroleum Institute
Jim May, President, Air Transport Association
Bill Graves, President of American Trucking Associations
Jason Grumet, Executive Director, National Council on Energy Policy
Roger S. Ballentine, President, Green Strategies Inc.
20304
Meeting the Energy Challenge S. Khurana, Devon Energy Corporation
0930–1200 | Room 604
DRILLING AND COMPLETIONS PRACTICES IN SAUDI ARABIA
Session Chairpersons:Rustom Mody , Baker Hughes
Tawfik Nasr, ConocoPhillips
0930–1200
0930
19800
Medium-Radius Horizontal Sidetracks Reduces Time, Cost, and Risk in HT Ghawar Field Wells M.A. Simpson, A. Al-Hamid, Y. Faraj, M. Khalil, R. Duran, C.L. Miller, S. Al-Khamees, Saudi Aramco; J. Stewart, Halliburton
0952
19801
Application and Recycling of Sodium and Potassium Formate Brine Drilling Fluids for Ghawar Field HT Gas Wells M.A. Simpson, S. Al-Reda, D. Foreman, J. Guzman, Saudi Aramco; M. Al-Fawzy, EMEC: P. Vice, Baroid
1014
20112
Extended-Reach Drilling and Causeway Utilization in the Development of a Shallow-Water Oil Field F.N. Nughaimish, M.R. Hamdan, Y.M. Shobaili, Saudi Aramco
1036
20136
Future Advanced Completion Technologies Maximize Recovery A.M. Al-Qahtani, H. Dialdin, EXPEC ARC, Saudi Aramco
1058
20129
Optimizing Horizontal-Well Performance in Nonuniform-Pressure Environments Using Passive Inflow-Control Devices D. Krinis, D. Hembling, N. Al-Dawood, S. Al-Qatari, Saudi Aramco; S. Simonian, G. Salerno, Flo Tech
1120
20218
Delivering the Largest Oil Increment in the World: Innovation, Solutions, and Rewards A. Al-Ghamdi, F. Al-Bani, R. Tello Kragjcek, Saudi Aramco
Room 602
SAKHALIN-1: A WORLD-CLASS PROJECT IN A FRONTIER ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT
Session Chairpersons:
Subir Bhattacharjee, ExxonMobil Production Company
Richard D'Souza, Kellogg Brown and Root
0930
20207
Sakhalin-1: Managing a World-Class Project in a Frontier Arctic Environment J. Flood, S.J. Harding, ExxonMobil Development Company
0952
20208
Sakhalin-1: Technology Development for Frontier Arctic Projects J.M. Hamilton, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company; J.E. Jones, ExxonMobil Development Company
1014
20209
Sakhalin-1: Chayvo Field Subsurface Development and Learnings, Sakhalin Island, Russia B.A. Venner, ExxonMobil Production Company; P.L. Coyne, Exxon Neftegas
1036
20308
Sakhalin-1: Key Chayvo Drilling Results and Planning the Interfield Move of the World's Largest Land Rig on Sakhalin Island M. Grini, V. Kessler, ExxonMobil Development Company
1058
20210
Sakhalin-1: Environmental and Regulatory Leadership D.C. Tyler, D.E. Egging, M.E. Fedak, J.E. O’Reilly, ExxonMobil Development Company; E. Gauptman, B.E. Reep, M. Romanova, Exxon Neftegas; M.J. Scott, Consultant
1120
20211
Sakhalin-1: Safety Leadership J.B. Silkowski, D.D. Duncan, D.C. Tyler, ExxonMobil Development Company; T. Salchenko, Consultant
1142
20212
Sakhalin-1: Project Execution Risks and Management L.N. Roxburgh, E.A. Kostiuk, ExxonMobil Development Company
0930–1200 | Room 312
DRILLING TECHNOLOGY
Session Chairpersons: Lee Smith,
Alaskan Energy Resources
Alvaro Felippe Negrao, Global Offshore D&C
0930
0952
19991
Improving Rotary-Steerable Borehole Quality Using Innovative Imaging Techniques J. Sugiura, PathFinder Energy Services
1014
19915
Bit Selection Using Mathematically Modeled Indices Deliver Significant Improvement in Directional Drilling Performance S. Barton, K. Card, D. Nwachukwu, NOV ReedHycalog; B. Cozon, C. Marinho, Schlumberger; A. Solarin, ADDAX
1036
20220
Eliminating Nonproductive Time Associated With Drilling Through Trouble Zones P.L. York, Weatherford International; D.M. Prichard, Successful Energy Practices International; J.K. Dodson, T. Dodson, J.K. Dodson Company; S.M. Rosenberg, D. Gala, B. Utama, Weatherford International
1058
20067
Intelligent Wired Drillpipe System Provides Significant Improvements in Drilling Performance on Offshore Australia Development L. Lawrence, Apache Energy Australia; B. Redmond, R. Russell, Halliburton; D. McNeill, M. Reeves, M. Hernandez, NOV Downhole Telemetry
1120
20059
Deepwater BOP Control Monitoring: Improving BOP Preventive Maintenance With Control Function Monitoring F.M. Chapman, R.L. Brown, Ashford Technical Software
0930–1200 | Room 610
PETROTECHNICAL VISUALIZATION I
Session Chairpersons: Frank Love, BHP Billiton Petroleum
Nick Purday, Landmark/Halliburton
0930
3D Imaging of Igneous Intrusions, Structure and Stratigraphy: Taranaki Basin, Offshore New Zealand
R. Willaim Keach II, Eric Christiansen, Ryan Harbor, Brigham Young University
0952
Volume and Section-Based Workflows for Basin to Reservoir Scale Interpretation: Examples From Australia
Charmaine Bixler, John Arenson, Paradigm
1014 - 1058
3D Systems Modeling of Giant Subsalt Discoveries, Santos Basin, Brazil
Marcio Mellow, HRT Petroleum
1958
Novel Interactive Methods for 3D Structural and Stratigraphic Seismic Analysis
Jon Henderson, ffA
1120
Visualization, Framework Construction and and Structural Validation of Seismic Interpretation
Nicholas Purday, Mary Cole, Landmark/Halliburton
1142
Determining Fault Seal Indicators From 3D Seismic
Stephen Purves, Jean Francois Dutzer, Gaynor Fisher, Marc Papouin, Helen Basford, ffA/GDFSuez
0930–1200 | Room 606
NEW PETROLEUM INITIATIVES AND RESULTS IN ATLANTIC CANADA
Session Chairpersons: Paul Barnes, CAPP
Paul Harvey, Nova Scotia Department of Energy
0930
20240
What's New in Offshore Nova Scotia B.M. Smith, Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board
0952
20264
Technological Advances To Assess, Manage, and Reduce Ice Risk in Northern Developments C. Randell, F. Ralph, D. Power, P. Stuckey, C-CORE
1014
20241
Minimal Fixed Platforms for Marginal Fields in Offshore Nova Scotia C. Dunn, C. DesRochers, G. MacDonald, Martec
1036
20265
The Value of Wellness: Working in Remote Locations M.J. Wahl, M.W. Oneil, Definitions Fitness Company; T. Cooper, Memorial University
1058
20263
Conversion of a Fishing Vessel Into a 3D-Seismic Vessel D.R. Kerr, Halifax Shipyard; J. Berglund Jr., Irving Shipbuilding
1120
20266
The Sydney Basin of Eastern Canada: An Overlooked Carboniferous Basin With Demonstrated Petroleum Potential—Thoughts, Facts, and Musings D.J. MacDonald, TriJac Geological Consulting
1142
20298
East Coast Canada R&D and Offshore Development in Northern Frontiers D.W. Finn, Petroleum Research Atlantic Canada
Room 600
SUBSEA INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT
Session Chairpersons:
Jennifer Bell, Chevron Corporation
Kieran Kavanagh, MCS
0930 Keynote
Anthony Spinler, PE, PMP
Engineering Management Consulting
0952
19890
Asset Performance Management Helps Oil and Gas Companies Asset Availability, Improve Uptime, and Empowers More Intelligent Decision Making E.S. Fidler, Rockwell Automation
1014
20049
Flow-Assurance Benchmarking: Bridging the Gap Between Initial Design and Ongoing Operations C. Ng, K. Tadimeti, T. Lowry, FMC Technologies
1036
20168
H2S Scavengers Injection: A Novel Evaluation Protocol To Enhance the Integrity of Production Lines C. Mendez, Det Norske Veritas; A.A. Oliveira Magalhaes, P.A. Ferreira, E.C. Bastos, Petrobras
1058
19872
Predictive Condition Monitoring for Subsea Pumping Systems K.G. Eriksson, G. Homstvedt, H. Melboe, A. Gillespie, Aker Solutions
1120
19883
An Analysis of the Challenges of Manufacturing and Installing One of the World's Deepest Pipelines M. Connelly, R. Freeman, Corus Tubes; M. Cizek, Williams Field Services-Gulf Coast Company
1400–1630 | Room 306
GENERAL SESSION PANEL: COPING WITH PRICE VOLATILITY: HOW WILL IT AFFECT MAJOR CAPITAL PROJECTS?
Moderators: Pierre-Alain Delaittre, Total Technical Services
Bob Fryklund, IHS
The price of oil is impacting our industry considerably. Potential projects that could not fly are becoming petroleum fields that are economically attractive now. But the order backlog of vendors and of the service industry are loaded, and obviously, scarcity generates price increases. The price of metals, in particular steel, has sharply increased. The result is that the budgets of projects have changed considerably and with that the sanction process is also impacted.
Panelists
Luc Messier, Sr. Vice President, ConocoPhillips
Patrick Pouyanne, Sr. Vice President, Total
Matthias Bichsel, Exec. Vice President, Shell
Cesar Palagi, Asset Manager, Walker Ridge
Bernard di Tullio, President and COO, Technip
Candida Scott, Sr. Director, C.E.R.A.
1400–1630 | Room 604
PRESALT CHALLENGES: EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Session Chairpersons:
Jacques Salies, Petrobras America
Mauricio Werneck, Petrobras
1400
20124
From Turbidites to Carbonates: Breaking Paradigms in Deep Waters Jose Alfredo Daudt, Petrobras
1422
20177
Presalt Santos Basin: Well Construction Learning-Curve Acceleration Jose Carlos Cunha, Petrobras
1444
19886
Presalt Basin: Extended Well-Test and Production Pilot in the Tupi Area—The Planning Phase Kazuioshi Minami, Petrobras
1506
19880
Challenges and New Technologies for the Development of the Presalt Cluster, Santos Basin, Brazil Orlando Ribeiro, Petrobras
1528
19992
Presalt: The Brazilian Opportunity To Take Local Industry to the Next Level Carlos Mastrangelo, Petrobras; A.B. De Almeida, Accenture
1550
20100
Presalt Cluster Long-Term Supply Strategy Luiz Guilherme Santos, Petrobras
1612
19953
Santos Basin’s Presalt Reservoirs Development: The Way Ahead Kazuioshi Minami, Petrobras
1400–1630 | Room 602
WELL COMPLETION TECHNOLOGY
Session Chairpersons:
Rusty Bayh, Halliburton Energy Services Group
John Barnes, AMEC Paragon
1400–1630
1400
20157
Design Methodology for Swellable Elastomer Packers in Fracturing Operations R. Evers, D.A. Young, G.W. Vargus, K. Solhaug, Halliburton
1422
20113
Sand Control in Long Horizontal-Section Wells Oswaldo Moreira, Petrobras
1444
20156
Case Study in Malaysia: The Disappearing Plug Provides Cost-Efficientcy in Horizontal Completions L.Y. Wong, K.A. King, Halliburton
1506
19811
New Inflow-Control Device Reduces Fluid Viscosity Sensitivity and Maintains Erosion Resistance M.P. Coronado, L. Garcia, R. Russell, G.A. Garcia, E.R. Peterson, Baker Hughes
1528
19783
Novel Single-Trip Upper Completion System Saves Rig Time in Deepwater Offshore Brazil F.R. Carvalho, A.J. Vilela, BJ Services Company
1550
19870
Subsurface Safety Valve Control System for Ultradeepwater Applications D.E. Bane, Bane Peoples/Baker Hughes
1400–1630 | Room 312
UNCONVENTIONAL OIL AND GAS RESOURCES
Session Chairpersons: Syed Ali, Schlumberger
Francois Auzerais, Schlumberger
1400
20267
Stimulation of Tight Gas Reservoirs Worldwide S.A. Holditch, Texas A&M University
1422
20268
Utilization of Real-Time Microseismic Monitoring and Hydraulic Fracture Diversion Technology in the Completion of Barnett Shale Horizontal Wells G.A. Waters, H. Ramakrishnan, J. Daniels, D. Bentley, Schlumberger; J. Belhadi, D. Sparkman, Devon Energy
1444
20269
Unlocking the Unconventional Oil and Gas Reservoirs: The Effect of Laminated Heterogeneity in Wellbore Stability and Completion of Tight Gas Shale Reservoirs R. Suarez-Rivera, C. Deenadayalu, Y-K Yang, Terra Tek a Schlumberger Company
1506
20271
Technical Evaluation of Resource Plays D.M. Cook, Marathon Oil Corporation
1528
20272
Potential for Oil Shale Development in the United States K. Biglarbigi, Intek; J. Killen, US Department of Energy, H. Mohan, M. Carolus, Intek
1550
19787
Oil Recovery and Surfactant Adsorption During CO2-Foam Flooding G. Yin, Shell; R.B. Grigg, Y. Svec, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
1610
20134
Siri Pilot Project: First Offshore Extra-Heavy and Viscous Oil Ever Produced Farid Shecaira, Petrobras
1400–1630 | Room 610
PETROTECHNICAL VISUALIZATION II
Session Chairpersons: Frank Love, BHP Billiton Petroleum
Nick Purday, Landmark/Halliburton
1400
Use of Volume Visualization and Spectral Decomposition for Geohazards Assessment an Example From Deepwater Africa
Eddy Lee, Craig Shipp, Shell
1422
3D Visualization and New Tools for Structural Modeling
Roddy Muir, Colin Dunlop, Midland Valley
1444
New Methods to Understand Dakota Sand Fairway, Uinta Basin, Utah
R. William Keach II, William Hokanson, Lauren Birgenheier, David Baxter, Brigham Young University
1506
Geologic Workflows for Seismic Inversion: Optimizing the Drill Bit Position
Gerald Kidd, John Tyrrell, Doug Gilmour, Paradigm
1528
Regional 2D Volume Interpretation of the Santos and Campos Basins, Brazil
Katia Casey, BHP Billiton Petroleum
1550
Optimized Wellbore Placement and Real-Time Drilling Through Visualization
Travis Short, Antonio Torres, Halliburton
1400–1630 | Room 606
STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT
Session Chairpersons:
Mike Harville, Aker Solutions
1400
1422
1444
1506
1528
1550
1612
1400–1630 | Room 600
FACILITIES TECHNOLOGY
Session Chairpersons:
Tom Radkey, Fluor
Lindsay Laskowski, Chevron
1400
19885
An Overhead Receiver for Capture, Reformation, Storage, and Transportation of Gas Hydrates Produced From Deepwater Sediments H. Zhang, J.P. Brill, C. Sarica, University of Tulsa
1422
19767
Use of Dynamic Simulation To Refine Well Testing Procedures and Optimize the Data Required for Deconvolution Techniques J.C. Mantecon, SPT Group; R.R.F. Hollams, SPE Member
1444
20246
Hybrid Screw Compressor Suitable for Offshore Vapor Recovery or Flare Gas Elimination Application K. Fujimatsu, Kobe Steel
1506
20029
A Cyclone-Based Low-Shear Valve for Enhanced Oil/Water Separation T. Husveg, Typhonix; T. Bilstad, University of Stavanger; P.G. Guinee, Mokveld Valves; J. Jernsletten, Shell Technology Norway; B. Knudsen, StatoilHydro, H.T. Nordbo, Eni Norge
1528
20132
Assessment of Platform Cognac Using Instrumentation Data T. Gur, J.W. Choi, S. Soyoz, R.J. Abadie, A.C. Barrios, MMI Engineering
1550
20006
Future Vision: The Next Revolution in Production Operations M.A. Bartram, Cisco Systems;T. Wood, Ensights