306
General Session Panel: What is the Right Global Energy Mix? Desired Transition Pathways to an Affordable and Secure Energy Future
Session Chairpersons: Ahmed Hashmi, BP;
Gamal Hassan, Baker Hughes
Panelists
Mohammed Al-Qahtani, Executive Director, Aramco
Ali Moshiri, President, Chevron
Pascal Barthellemy, Deputy CEO, IFP
Matthias Bichsel, Director of Projects and Technology, Board of Director, Shell
Phyllis Yoshida, Deputy Assistant Secretary, US Department of Energy
The recent global financial crisis has brought about a significant deterioration in near-term energy demand and a consequential reduction in supply, which has possible long-term implications.Climate change considerations and greater regulation of the energy mix are also on the horizon. The combination of these—one being a mega event and the other a mega trend—has already had significant impact on the oil and gas sector and could also lead to a fundamental transformation in the long-term.
Since oil and gas production declines naturally but energy demand will remain the same, sustaining it to 2050 requires rebuilding the equivalent of today’s oil and gas business over the next 40 years—and doing so from more technically challenging deposits.
At the same time, the world increasingly desires lower carbon energy.A rapid transition to green energy will likely prompt the introduction of more green incentives and increased regulation of fossil fuels. This in turn could lead to an increase in the total cost of energy, since most renewable energy options are inherently more expensive to scale up than energy derived from fossil fuels.
All of this raises a key question: What is the desirable energy mix and transition pathways that will provide the world with affordable, secure, and increasingly lower-carbon energy? |
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21079 |
Panel: What Is the Right Energy Mix? Desired Transition Pathways to an Affordable and Secure Energy Future
G.A. Hassan, Baker Hughes; A. Hashmi, BP |
604
Well Completion Technology
Session Chairpersons: Rusty Bayh, Halliburton;
Mauricio Werneck, Petrobras |
1400 |
21063 |
Indonesian Operator’s First Field-Wide Application of Intelligent-Well Technology: A Case History K.S. Youl, Harkomoyo/Kodeco Energy Company; D.B. Finley, Halliburton |
1422 |
20893 |
A Comparative Assessment of 3-3/8 inch Perforators Using Reactive and Nonreactive Shaped Charges in Oil and Gas Applications A. Pettitt, SPEX; D.J. Haggerty, D. Manning, J. Barker, D. Leidel, Halliburton |
1444 |
20820 |
Taking the Gas Lift Valves to a New Level of Reliability J.A. Carlsen, Statoil; O. Stokka, E. Kleppa, PTC |
1506 |
21059 |
Predicting Pressure Behavior and Dynamic Shock Loads on Completion Hardware During Perforating A. Canal, Repsol; P. Miletto, Petrobras; M.F. Schoener-Scott, J. Medeiros, D. Barlow, Halliburton |
1528 |
20348 |
Design, Analysis, and Diagnostics for Passive Inflow Control Devices With Openhole Packer Completions P. Gavioli, A. Garcia, J.C. Serrano, Baker Hughes |
1550 |
21057 |
Upper Completion Advanced Designs: Spacing-Out Production Tubing in Subsea Wells M.N. Smith, T.J. Bergeron, T.O. Roane, Halliburton |
602
FPSO Technology: New Horizons for Floating Production Supports
Session Chairpersons: Frederic Garnaud, Total;
Svein Hellesmark, Remora |
1400 |
20677 |
Evaluation of Floating Liquefied Natural Gas Units for Brazilian Scenarios A.F. Teles, A.D. De Abreu, A.C. Saad, D.C. De Mello, F.B. Campos, J.P. Silva, L.F. Quintanilha, M.D. Ferreira, Petrobras |
1422 |
20497 |
Sulfur Recovery Processes Modified for FPSO Topside Installations J.F. Watson, Merichem Chemicals & Refinery Services |
1506 |
20762 |
Demonstrating the Feasibility of Steel Catenary Risers From a Cylindrical FPSO in Harsh Deepwater Locations J.V. Aarsnes, F. Major, Sevan Marine; P. Rooney, J. Muren, 4subsea |
1640 |
20868 |
Efficiency and Economy of Automating Displacements for FPSO Pipe Stress Analysis B. Robleto, J. Williams, KBR |
1550 |
20777 |
Optimization Procedure of a Steel Lazy Wave Riser Configuration Connected for Spread Moored FPSOs in Deepwater Offshore Brazil E.Q. de Andrade, L.L. de Aguiar, S.F. Senra, E.F. Netto Siqueira, A.L. Lima Torres, M.M. Mourelle, Petrobras |
1612 |
20856 |
Development of Roll Suppression Device for LNG FPSO Application JungHan Lee, YongSoo Kim, Daewoong Kim, Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) |
312
Azurite Field Development
Session Chairpersons: Thomas Kelly, FMC Technologies;
Michael Williams, FMC Technologies |
1400 |
20482 |
FDPSOs: The New Reality and a Game-Changing Approach to Field Development and Early Production Systems W.D. Harris, H.J. Howard, K.C. Hampshire, Murphy West Africa; J.A. Moore, K.J. Bayne, J. Pepin-LeHalleur, Doris |
1422 |
20489 |
Azurite Field Development: FDPSO Design and Integration Challenges K.C. Hampshire, Murphy West Africa; B.J. Eiermann, M.P. Andrews, Doris; T.F. Smith, William Jacob Management |
1444 |
20492 |
Flow Assurance, Operability Challenges, and Artificial Lift for the Azurite Field Development R.K. Brezger, II, W. Rodriguez, Murphy West Africa; J. Cai, M.C. Reaux, Doris; L. Korneliussen, Framo Engineering |
1506 |
20491 |
Drilling From an FDPSO: A Two-Stack Approach K.C. Hampshire, G. Noles, Murphy West; A.J. Kachich, Doris |
1528 |
20495 |
Subsea Hardware Installation From an FDPSO T. Stensgaard, Murphy West Africa; C. White, K.R. Schiffer, Doris |
1550 |
20496 |
Three Kings and One Castle: Operational Challenges of the Azurite FDPSO R.K. Brezger, II, M. Estorffe, Murphy West Africa; K. Cooper, Doris; J.G. Buchan, i-Quantum solutions |
1612 |
20484 |
Azurite Field Development: Lessons Learned From Industry’s First FDPSO H.J. Howard, K.C. Hampshire, Murphy West Africa; J.A. Moore, C.E. White, K.J. Bayne, Doris |
610
Metocean II: Metocean Modeling, Measurements, and Maxima
Session Chairpersons: David Driver, BP;
James Stear, Chevron Corporation |
1422 |
20602 |
A Statistical Hindcast and Forecast Model for the Loop Current G.Z. Forristall, Forristall Ocean Engineering; R.R. Leben, C.A. Hall, University of Colorado |
1444 |
20826 |
The Gulf of Mexico Current Simulation: A 32-year Run of 1/12? HYCOM W. Wang, O.E. Esenkov, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company |
1528 |
20797 |
Validation of HYCOM Current Profiles Using MMS NTL Observations S. Fan, K. Dupuis, L. Harrington-MissinK , M. Calverley, A. Watson, G. Jeans, Fugro GEOS |
1550 |
20792 |
Toward an Inertial Current Forecast System for the Gulf of Mexico P. Brickley, Horizon Marine; S. Frolov, WeatherPredict Consulting |
1400 |
20694 |
Measurements and Modeling Topographically Trapped Waves Along the Sigsbee Escarpment S. Morey, D. Dukhovskoy, Florida State University; C. Cooper, Chevron ETC |
1506 |
20947 |
Metocean Measurements at Northern Santos Basin, Brazil M. Vogel, Shell International EP;I.C. Silveira, B.M. Castro, Universidade de Sao Paulo; J.A. Lima, Petrobras; A.F. Pereira, Hidromares; P. Williams, GEOS |
606
Salt Structural Styles Informing Deepwater Exploration
Session Chairpersons: Aurora Castelan, Schlumberger;
Dan Ebrom, StatoilHydro |
1400 |
20937 |
Deep Water Gulf of Mexico Sub-Salt Structural Framework B. Kilsdonk, R. Graham, R. Pilcher, Hess Corporation |
1422 |
20936 |
Revisiting the Subsalt Trap Archetype Classification Scheme After Eight More Years of Gulf of Mexico Subsalt Drilling B. Hart, M.L. Albertin, BP |
1444 |
20925 |
Salt Flow in the Angolan Margin X. Fort, g.o. logical consulting; J.E. Welhaven, K. Hager, Statoil Angola; H.C. Ferreira, Sonangol |
1506 |
20938 |
Analysis of Layered Evaporites Within the Santos Basin, Brazil J.C. Fiduk, CGGVeritas |
1528 |
20926 |
The Role of Wide Azimuth in Subsalt Imaging E. Fromyr, PGS |
1550 |
20935 |
Subsalt imaging Using Wide Azimuth Data S.J. Kapoor, N. Moldoveanu, D. Vigh, WesternGeco |
600
Ocean Mining: Past, Present, and Future
Session Chairpersons: Julien Denegre, Technip;
Eric Foell, Consultant |
1400 |
20502 |
Deep Ocean Seafloor Mineral Extraction: Environmental and Social Considerations D. Smith, Nautilus Minerals |
1422 |
21000 |
Offshore Diamond Mining in the Early Days J.J. Swoboda, Jr., Indicom |
1444 |
20978 |
Understanding SMS Behavior To Define the Subsea Mining Operating System P. Espinasse, Technip |
1506 |
20629 |
Design and Selection Process of Vertical Transport Systems S. Verichev, J.V. Bloois, R.G. Van de Ketterij, IHC Merwede |
1528 |
20575 |
Experimental Results for Long-Term CO2 Injection Near Methane Hydrate Formations Y. Ikegawa, K. Kubota, K. Suzuki, CRIEPI; M. Masuda, Tokyo University; H. Narita, T. Edinuma, AIST |
1550 |
20914 |
The International Marine Minerals Society's Code for Environmental Management of Marine Mining P. Verlaan, MMS |
1612 |
21082 |
Deep Ocean Seafloor Resource Exploration: Technique Enhancements for a Rapidly Growing Industry I. Stevenson, J. Lowe, Nautilus Minerals |
Arena Room
Deepwater Technology, Gas Hydrates, and CO2 Qualifications
Session Chairpersons: Hani Elshahawi, Shell; Hamad Al-Junaibi, ZADCO Drilling Engineering
1400 |
20471 |
Material Innovation for Ultradeepwater Performance of Long-Term Mooring Cables S.L. Fletcher, S.J. Calverley, S. Cawthorne, J. Mohanraj, J. Verwaayen, Bridon International |
1422 |
20939 |
Gulf of Mexico's First Application of Riserless-Mud Return for Tophole Drilling: A Case Study J.H. Cohen, J. Kleppe, AGR; T.B. Martin, T. Tveit, Statoil; W.J. Gusler, C.F. Christian, Baker Hughes; S. Golden, Transocean Offshore |
1444 |
20551 |
Numerical Investigation of Gas Production Strategy for the Hydrate Deposits in the Shenhu Area Z. Su, Guangzhou Institute of Energy Conversion; G.J. Moridis, K. Zhang, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; R. Yang, N. Wu, Guangzhou Institute of Energy Conversion |
1506 |
20724 |
CO2 Injection and Storage: Qualification of Well Barriers in Adjacent Wells B. Vignes, A.M. Enoksen, J. Ovesen, Petroleum Safety Authority Norway |
1528 |
20573 |
Prediction of Wave Impact in Extreme Weather C. Stansberg, R. Baarholm, K. Berget, Marintek; A.C. Phadke, ConocoPhillips Company |
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