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Digital Twins in Oil & Gas
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18 May 2021 To 19 May 2021
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How to leverage digital twins to reduce CAPEX and OPEX, accelerate productivity and improve asset performance now.
Could COVID-19 and the subsequent oil price collapse be the black swan event that finally forces many oil and gas companies to rethink and transform their operations? Many are saying yes.
Digital Twins offer the opportunity to oil and gas companies to use the data and information they have at their fingertips to reduce operating expenses, accelerate production and make better – and faster - decisions. By replicating physical equipment or processes in a virtual environment, oil and gas companies can optimize asset and process improvements in the virtual world before applying them in the real one.
While some oil and gas companies are taking advantage of digital twin technology in some form - most are not capturing the significant value it offers.
Key themes include:
From starting up to scaling up: How to roll out digital twins across your asset portfolio
Enhancing energy efficiency and reducing the environmental impact of your operations
Delivering a proactive view of operational risk
Getting the most ROI from your digital twin projects: Where to generate the most value
Visualizing your assets to predict and optimize asset performance
Providing your frontline decision makers with the crucial data they need, in the right context, when they need it
Understanding the technology options: where to begin
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Free to attend for in house oil and gas leaders
Starts 9:00 EST
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Benefits of Attending
Hear the best case studies from across the globe
No travel costs or time out of the office necessary
Access the content on demand and watch in your own time
Assess the latest technological innovations
Free to attend for in house industry practitioners
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AAPG - Naturally Fractured Characterization for Basement and Carbonate Reservoir Exploration & Development
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18 May 2021 To 19 May 2021
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195 USD
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This short training course will cover the following topics:
Introduction of fractured basement - a global view, common characteristics and challenges
A virtual field trip to coastal area of southern Vietnam for fractured basement outcrop observations
Borehole image technologies (both wireline and LWD)
Data acquisition strategies in the exploration, appraisal, and development of wells
Natural fracture interpretation from various types of borehole images
Fracture interpretation from other data including seismic, well logs, core and other well data
Building conceptual fracture and fault models that integrate multiple data sets
Fracture property (porosity & perm) prediction and techniques
Defining effective fracture systems for successful well placement – a full data integration approach
Fracture attributes for 3-D fracture modeling inputs
Case studies from various basement fields in Southeast Asia and elsewhere
Natural fracture characterization for carbonates and case studies
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9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. SGT (Singapore time)
Pricing for AAPG Members is $195 - please review the registration page for other pricing models.
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This course is prepared for those who work on basement exploration and development, including:
Geologists
Geophysicists
Petrophysicists
Reservoir Engineers
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Dog Canyon and Persimmon Gap-Thrust Faulting
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19 May 2021
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Presented by Eric D. Carlson
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Wed, May 19, 2021 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM BST
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SAIPEC 2021
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19 May 2021 To 21 May 2021
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599 USD
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The eagerly anticipated 5th Sub Saharan Africa International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (SAIPEC) will return this year on 19-21 May as a virtual conference and exhibition.
Under the theme “Post Covid-19: From Global Crisis to Global Opportunities”, SAIPEC will act as a pivotal platform for the whole region. Not only is it the largest event for oil and gas in sub-Saharan Africa, but also the only truly industry-led event, held in partnership with the largest oil and gas association in Africa, the Petroleum Technology Association of Nigeria (PETAN).
In its virtual format, SAIPEC will allow participants to interact and companies to promote their products and expertise, develop leads and generate meetings throughout the event. It will also be available for subscribers all year round.
The conference programme will again benefit from the participation of industry leaders and experts from all over the world. Delegates will be able to access more than 40 hours of the highest-level content at a time convenient for them, providing invaluable insight, information and a platform for interactive debate. SAIPEC 2021 is driven by an esteemed steering committee that will also feature on the programme, representing a cross section of stakeholders and senior representatives from the industry, including:
H.E. Dr. Timpre Sylva, Honourable Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Federal Republic of Nigeria
Mr. Nicolas C. Odinuwe, Chairman, Petroleum Technology Association of Nigeria (PETAN), NigeriaEngr
Mr. Simbi Wabote, Executive Secretary, Nigerian Content Development Monitoring Board (NCDMB), Federal Republic of NigeriaH.E.
Dr. Omar Farouk Ibrahim, Secretary General, African Petroleum Producers Organisation
Mrs. Proscovia Nabbanja, CEO, Uganda National Oil Company Limited, Republic of Uganda
Dr. Issifou Yari, Managing Director, SOBEH, Republic of Benin
Mr. Yann Pierre Yangari, Head of Gas, Gabon Oil, Gabonese Republic
Mr. Foday Mansaray, Director General, Petroleum Directorate, Republic of Sierra Leone
Mr. Bayo Ojulari, Managing Director, SNEPCo, Federal Republic of Nigeria
Mr. Richard Kennedy, Chairman & Managing Director, Chevron Nigeria/Mid-Africa Business Unit, Federal Republic of Nigeria
Mr. Mike Sangster, Managing Director, Total Energies, Federal Republic of Nigeria
Mr. Yusuf Usman, COO – Gas, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Federal Republic of Nigeria
Dr. Ben. K.D. Asante, Managing Director, Ghana National Gas Company, Republic of Ghana
Mr. Ed Ubong, Managing Director – Gas, Shell, Federal Republic of Nigeria
Mrs. Audrey Joe-Ezigbo, Deputy MD, Falcon Energy, Federal Republic of Nigeria
Mrs. Maggy Shino, Petroleum Commissioner, Ministry of Mines and Energy, Republic of Namibia
Mr. Zachary Kaplan, Vice President, DAI, United States of America
Dr. Valérie Marcel, Associate Fellow, Energy, Environment and Resource Programme, Chatham House, United Kingdom
Ms. Cany Jobe, Director of E&P, Gambia National Petro
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Please check linked website as early bird discounts are available, details of local taxes, terms and conditions
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RECENT ADVANCES IN EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGY
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19 May 2021 To 20 May 2021
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5000 NOK
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This year’s conference will concentrate on case stories to be presented by oil companies illustrating how technology has played a key role.
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Checkout registration as prices vary per volume of tickets purchased
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Who should attend
All-round explorationists with a need to get updated on recent advances in exploration technology for the purpose of increased subsurface understanding.
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Benefits of Attending
The constant need for improving the success ratio on the NCS requires continuous development of exploration technology.
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'Digital Fieldwork: Reduce costs and your carbon footprint with mobile data
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20 May 2021
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Join over 350 of your industry peers and learn how to leverage state-of-the-art, (but easily accessible!) data collection that can help connect your teams, share knowledge and reduce costs, errors and carbon footprint.
How renewable energy giant MHI Vestas was able to deliver a mobile project in just 2 weeks
Discover how you can create fast and efficient workflows by utilizing a unified mobile platform. Join over 350 of your industry peers and learn how to leverage state-of-the-art, (but easily accessible!) data collection that can help connect your teams, share knowledge and reduce costs, errors and carbon footprint.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM GMT
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How MHI Vestas was able to deliver a mobile project in just 2 weeks
What to look for when choosing a mobile field solution
The top innovations that will make the life of your field workers easier
How to use mobile filed solutions for risk based inspections, asset maintenance, work orders, incident reports and more!
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Responsibly Sourced Gas
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21 May 2021
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What do we mean by Responsibly Sourced Gas?
1. A question that we need to examine carefully is whether the US ‘shale gale’ can be exported to other countries.
Back in 2013 the US EIA assessed 137 shale formations (in 95 basins) in 41 countries outside the USA where significant volumes of shale gas resources might be found. Essentially this was a ‘bottom up’ exercise collating large amounts of reported data but if you look at the list, it almost entirely confirms a now known ‘top down’ truth – that prolific oil or gas shales had already fed a major conventional oil or gas province. So unsurprisingly the US, Russia, Algeria, China figured in the ‘top 10’ countries for technically recoverable shale gas.
But….. there are some ‘frontier’ regions and countries in the list, mainly of a smaller scale and so further down the ranking. However, Southern Africa contains one ‘top 10’ potential resource sequence, the Karoo, which is believed to hold 30 -390 Tcf in South Africa alone (and the Karoo formations stretch into Namibia, Botswana and Zambia).
Note however the Petroleum Agency of South Africa comments on the lack of geophysical and geochemical data!
In addition, in South Africa, Coal Bed Methane is well known from its occurrence in underground coal mining, where it presents a serious safety risk.
The coal deposits in South Africa are found within the Karoo basin and fault bounded rift basins further north. These basins are host to large volumes of coal and where the coal is concentrated with methane gas, this holds potential for significant future sources of energy.
David Bamford of Future Energy Partners will consider the ‘realities’ of unconventional gas in the Karoo from Namibia and Zambia and into South Africa.
2. Any future oil & gas development, anywhere in the world and whether offshore or onshore, faces the twin challenges of:
Being at the front of the cost curve so that it is viable at foreseen oil or gas prices
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Being low or even zero carbon by eliminating both CO2 and CH4 emissions, and flaring.
Gas discoveries offshore Southern Africa are not excused from this expectation!
Technology supplies the means to achieve these two seemingly contradictory objectives.
For example, offshore developments themselves need to have embraced Remote Operations, Electrification (eliminating CO2), and elimination of ‘cold venting’ and ‘fugitive’ emissions. Use of the gas onshore for Gas-to-Power needs to embrace Carbon Capture & Storage.
Greg Coleman of Future Energy Partners will outline such cost-leading ‘decarbonising’ developments.
3. Much of what is being discussed in this ‘Southern Africa’ series of Webinars relates to the various sources of energy that may be deployed to effect what might be termed a Just Energy Transition – which might be defined as an Energy Transition that leaves nobody behind. On the one hand, this is about relieving the widespread ‘energy poverty’ in the region but on the oth
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From 13:00 - 14:00 on Friday 21st May 2021
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ACE 2021
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23 May 2021 To 26 May 2021
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USA, Colorada
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The American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) and its Divisions, along with the Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM), are proud to host the AAPG 2021 Annual Convention & Exhibition (ACE) at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, Colorado, 23–26 May 2021.
Plan to attend one of the most prestigious events for the geosciences community with a tradition of delivering an exceptionally strong, juried technical program, state-of-the-art technology displays, and networking activities that create a dependable, fun and valuable business forum.
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Applying Oil and Gas Skills to New Energies
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26 May 2021
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You are invited to the first IAGC and PESBG joint webinar:
Applying Oil and Gas Skills to New Energies: A Conversation on Overall Workforce Strategy in the Post COVID-19 Environment and the Energy Transition
Oil markets coupled with the coronavirus pandemic prompted significant reductions in the industry workforce, shrinking as much as 20% at the end of 2020. Amidst these challenges, the industry is now fully engaged in the energy transition. Decarbonization and digitalization provide both challenges and opportunities for industry companies and those employed by them.
This webinar will discuss the skills the industry will need in the energy transition and how the current workforce can leverage their experience and adapt their skills to new energies to meet those needs.
The session will also explore “the great crew change” and implementing systemic and sustainable workforce approaches that enable companies to emerge with a more agile, innovative talent ecosystem which uses a mix of experienced workers and is attractive to younger talent.
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Wednesday 26 May 2021 – 15.00-16.30
Programme
15:00-15:10 – IAGC Opening Remarks: Ross Compton - EAME Consultant, IAGC
15:10-15:20 – PESGB Opening Remarks: James Churchill - President, PESGB
15:20-16:15 – IAGC/PESGB Panel Discussion:
Will Bradbury - Director, Business Development New Energy Solutions, TGS
Shereen Nairne - Geophysicist and Energy Transition Consultant (PESGB Member)
Deborah Byers - Americas Sector Leader, EY
16:15-16:30 – Q&A Session followed by Closing Remarks
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Geothermal Success
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28 May 2021
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Does geothermal energy offer opportunities for geologists?
You probably already know that geothermal energy is about using the energy in the earth's core. The heat comes from the slow decay of radioactive particles. The challenge has always been finding viable ways to extract heat from the ground over long periods of time, without continuously drilling more wells.
You may not know that there are projects underway to apply technologies developed for oil and gas hydraulic fracturing, to geothermal energy. We can inject water through one well, and it flows through a reservoir coming into contact with the hot rocks via multiple fractures, and 'produce' the water in another. This is known as "Enhanced Geothermal Systems" (EGS).
Our first speakers in this webinar are Jon Gluyas and Chris Sladen, founders of the newly formed Geothermal Energy Advancement Association, will explain what the Association, and geothermal energy, may be able to offer skilled energy geologists. Jon Gluyas is director of Durham Energy Institute at Durham University, formerly with Fairfield Energy, Acorn Oil and Gas, and BP. Chris Sladen spent 38 years in BP, including as country head Mexico, and is on the advisory board of CeraPhi Energy.
Andy Wood, subsurface manager of CeraPhi Energy, a geothermal specialist based in Great Yarmouth, will talk about engineering approaches to improve geothermal production, including with EGS, and also what is known as "Advanced Geothermal Systems," where water circulates continuously through long pipes in the subsurface.
Sean Watson, research associate with the School of Engineering in the University of Glasgow, will discuss the repurposing of hydrocarbon wells for geothermal use in the UK.
We will also hear from Peter Vivian Neal, CEO and founder of Kalahari GeoEnergy, based in Zambia, which drilled geothermal wells in late 2020 which proved suitable for geothermal energy.
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From 13:00-14:15 on Friday 28th May 2021
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