Room 306

Panel: Global Energy Outlook: Changing Patterns

Moderators: Gamal Hassan, NOCs Director, Baker Hughes; Ahmed Hashmi, Vice President of Strategy & Technology Management, BP

It is now widely recognized that the world has sufficient oil and gas resources to satisfy future demand.  However, there are also uncertainties in the provision of this supply as investors face several risks—in an industry with long lead times and long pay-back periods.  The ongoing impacts of financial turmoil and economic downturn, the changing structure of world energy markets, and developments in policies and technologies all directly affect energy supply and demand.

In addition, the emergence of oil as an asset class has transformed the oil market, which is now far more exposed to the broader financial markets. As a result, the oil market is experiencing greater volatility. The price of crude has been impacted by a growing number of factors not directly related to supply and demand fundamentals.

This panel will debate key issues affecting today's fast-changing global energy industry. It will examine the challenges and opportunities facing the petroleum sector, and seek to identify potential “game-changers” in technologies and public policy.

Panelists:

• Farouk Hussain Al Zanki, CEO, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation
• Matthias Bichsel, Director of Projects and Technology, Shell
• Ali Moshiri, President of Africa and Latin America, Chevron
• David Eyton, Group Head of Research & Technology, BP
• Derek Mathieson, President of Western Hemisphere, Baker Hughes
• Carlos Morales Gil, PEMEX

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Panel: Global Energy Outlook: Changing Patterns    •  G.A. Hassan, Baker Hughes

Room 604

Improvements to Deepwater Subsea Measurements: RPSEA Program

Session Chairperson: James Pappas, RPSEA; Chris Ross, Charles River Associates

0930

23134

Improvements to Deepwater Subsea Measurement: RPSEA Project 07121-1301    •  C. Letton, Letton-Hall Group; B. Webb, BP

0952

23412

An ROV-Deployed Deepwater Subsea Sampling System    •  E. Kelner, Letton-Hall Group

1014

23317

Improvements to Deepwater Subsea Measurements RPSEA Program: ROV-Assisted Measurement    •  E.D. Toskey, Letton-Hall Group

1036

23218

High-Pressure/High-Temperature Sensor Development and Qualification    •  J.E. Hall, Letton-Hall Group  

1058

23314

Improvements to Deepwater Subsea Measurements RPSEA Program: Evaluation of Flow Modeling    •  E.D. Toskey, Letton-Hall Group

1120

23199

Meter Alteration Effects From Fouling and Erosion    •  K. Zanker, Letton-Hall Group; G.J. Stobie, ConocoPhillips

1142

23413

A Unique Software Tool for Estimating Subsea Measurement System Uncertainty    •  E. Kelner, Letton-Hall Group

Room 602

Flow Assurance: Design and Field Experience

Session Chairpersons: Doreen Chin, Shell; Weihong Meng, Nexen Petroleum USA

0930

23682

Defining Requirements for Thermo-Hydraulic Analysis in Support of Design and Operation of Hydrocarbon Production Systems    •  T.J. Lockett, T. Hill, BP

0952

23044

Bypass Pigging Operation Experience and Flow Assurance Study    •  H. Lee, D. Agustiawan, K. Jati, M. Aulia, H. Aulia, S.A. Thomas, S.P. Appleyard,  ConocoPhillips Company

1014

23129

Experimental Study of High-Viscosity Oil/Water/Gas Three-Phase Flow in Horizontal and Upward Vertical Pipes    •  S. Wang, H.Q. Zhang, C. Sarica,  E.J. Pereyra, University of Tulsa

1036

23046

Flow Assurance in the Design and Operability of a CO2 Transportation System    •  D.J. Peters, C.E. Lacy, L.A. Dykhno, Shell Global Solutions

1058

23353

Simulation of Slug Flow in Oil and Gas PIpelines Using a New Transient Simulator    •  T.J. Danielson, K.M. Bansal, ConocoPhillips Company; B. Djoric, D. Larrey, Total; S.T. Johansen, A. De Leebeeck, J. Kjolaas, Sintef Materials & Chemistry

1120

23644

Recirculation Loop Analysis for a Subsea Boosing System   •  P.B. Kondapi, J. Davalath, FMC Technologies

1142

22988

Oil/Water Flow Experiments With a Real Viscous Crude: The Influence of ESP on Flow Behavior    •  Z. Yang, B.H. Sannaes, G.W. Johnson, M. Sjovoll, R.M. Schulkes, Statoil

Room 312

PAZFLOR: A Giant and Innovative Subsea Project

Session Chairpersons: Pierre Alain Delaittre, Total Technology Specialists; Carolyn Ritchie, Chevron International E&P

0930

23172

Keynote: Pazflor: A Major Step for Angola    •  G. Martins, Sonangol

0952

23173

The Pazflor Adventure    •  L. Bon, Total

1014

23174

Pazflor: The Challenges of the Offshore Phase    •  S. Rouyer, Total

1036

23175

Pazflor: Performing Fabrication and Construction in Angola  •  S. Croguennec, Total

1058

23176

Startup of a Giant •  A. Constant, L. Ramat, Total

1120

23177

Frontier Subsea Technologies   •  A. Poincheval, Technip; P. Gleize, Subsea 7

1142

23178

Pazflor: Testing and Qualification of Novel Technology: A Key to Success    •  S. Eriksen, H. McLernon, C. Mohr, FMC Technologies

Room 610

ISO 19905-1: A Site-Specific Assessment of Mobile Jack-Up Units

Session Chairpersons: James Brekke, Transocean; Ward Turner, ExxonMobil Development Company

0930

23047

Background to the ISO 19905-Series and an Overview of the New ISO 19905-1 for the Site-Specific Assessment of Mobile Jack-Up Units    •  M.J.  Hoyle, GL Noble Denton; J.J. Stiff, ABSG Consulting; R.J. Hunt, Shell E&P UK

0952

23342

Environmental Actions in the New ISO for the Site-Specific Assessment of Mobile Jack-Up Units    •  M.J. Dowdy, Rowan Companies; M. Hoyle, GL Noble Denton; J.J. Stiff, ABS Consulting

1014

23040

Structural Modeling and Response Analysis in the New ISO Standard for the Site-Specific Assessment of Mobile Jack-Up Units    •  P. Tan, B. Mobbs, Cameron International Corporation; M. Perry, Keppel Offshore & Marine Technology Center; J.J. Stiff, ABSG Consulting; D.J. Stock, Digital Structures

1036

23521

Foundation Modeling and Assessment in the New ISO Standard 19905-1  •  P.C. Wong, ExxonMobil Development Company; J.S. Templeton III, SAGE USA; O.A. Purwana, Keppel Offshore & Marine; H. Hofstede, GustoMSC Engineers; M.J. Cassidy, M.S. Hossain, University of Western Australia; H. Hugo, GustoMSC; C. Martin, Oxford University

1058

23337

Long-Term Applications in the ISO Standard for Site Specific Assessment of Mobile Jack-Up Units and the Use of Skirted Spudcans    •  G. Kudsk, H. Stadsgaard, Maersk Drilling

1120

23071

Structural Acceptance Criteria in the New ISO for the Site-Specific Assessment of Mobile Jack-Up Units    •  P.A. Frieze, PAFA Consulting Engineers; D.R. Lewis, Lewis Engineering Group; J.J. Stiff, ABSG Consulting

1142

22949

The Benchmarking of the New ISO for the Site-Specific Assessment of Mobile Jack-Up Units    •  J.J. Stiff, ABSG Consulting; D.R. Lewis, Lewis Engineering Group

Room 606

Ocean Mining I: An Ocean of Opportunities

Session Chairpersons: Roland Berndt, Nautilus; Julien Denegre, Technip

0930

23234

Use of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles in Seafloor Massive Sulfide Exploration    •  I. Stevenson, Nautilus Minerals

0952

23084

Rare Earth Content of Manganese Nodules, Clarion-Clipperton Zone Exploration Areas   •  R. Spickermann, Lockheed Martin

1014

22938

Deepsea Mining: Heading Back Down to 15,000 FT    •  D. Heydon,  DeepGreen Resources

1036

23256

Phosphate Mining Offshore New Zealand    •  G. Grundlehner, Royal Boskalis Westminster; C. Castle, R. Falconer, Chatham Rock Phosphate; R. Wood, GNS Science

1058

23322

Subsea Minerals Sampling    •  H. Smit, IHC Marine and Mineral Projects

Room 600

Innovations in ROV/AUV Technology

Session Chairpersons: Lisa Medeiros, Consultant; Jason Stanley, Schilling Robotics

0930

22989

Space Robotics Technologies for Deep Well Operations    •  H. Nayar, K. Ali, A. Aubrey, T. Estlin, J. Hall, I. Nesnas, A. Parness, D.V. Wiberg, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology

0952

23506

Using High Definition 3D Video for Subsea Inspection and ROV Manipulator Operations    •  M.E. MacCormick, S. Harrison, A.D. Hall,  Welaptega Marine

1014

23408

Towards Safer Subsea Interventions: Report on Using Glass-Free S3D Technology To Improve ROV Tasks    •  M. Lueth, O. Kleindienst, Kolpi

1036

23286

Subsea Intervention Tool for Deep Waters and Harsh Environments  •  T. Kleinen, S. Knodt, H-J von Wirth, Aker Wirth  

1058

23499

Using 3D Subsea Inspection Technologies for Pipeline Incident Response    •  M.E. MacCormick, A.D. Hall, Welaptega Marine

1120

23365

Autonomous Inspection Vehicle: A New Dimension in Life of Field Operations    •  J. Jamieson, L. Wilson, Subsea 7; M. Arredondo, J. Evans, K. Hamilton, C. Sotzing, SeeByte

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