Produced Water Workshop 2015

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1 Produced Water Workshop June 2015 Thistle Aberdeen Airport Hotel Aberdeen, UK About the Workshop Building on the success of delivering over 30 Produced Water Management and Oil-in-Water Measurement Conferences globally, NEL is now organising this year s Produced Water Workshop. The objective of the event is for interested parties to find out and keep up to date with the latest technological and legislative developments, as well as current practices and trends in produced water management, treatment and handling. NEL

2 Introduction Building on the success of delivering over 30 Produced Water Management and Oil-in-Water Measurement Conferences globally, NEL is now organising this year s Produced Water Workshop. The objective of the event is for interested parties to find out and keep up to date with the latest technological and legislative developments, as well as current practices and trends in produced water management, treatment and handling. Conference Outline The amount of produced water resulting from oil and gas production continues to rise worldwide. This is accompanied by increasingly more stringent regulatory requirements, e.g. Risk Based Approach is now being implemented in the North Sea. In addition, chemical Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) is being hotly pursued by industry. Produced water returned in these operations however is significantly more difficult to treat. Also subsea separation and produced water re-injection technologies continue to advance, but monitoring of produced water quality subsea remains a key technology gap. To help industry address some of these challenges, NEL is hosting the latest Produced Water Workshop. This twoday event will cover such issues within the industry today ranging from presentations made by key industry experts, to open discussion and networking. Equipment providers will be showcasing their technology and equipment designed to tackle these issues head on with the supplemental exhibition to the Workshop. Conference Fees, Registration and Enquiries The delegate fee to attend the two-day event is 900 plus VAT ( 1080). This fee includes attendance at the Workshop, delegate package, electronic proceedings, wifi and lunch/refreshments. There is also a one-day attendance option at 500 plus VAT ( 600). Bookings can be made online at Payment is required by credit card only. There is a Workshop Dinner planned for the night of 9 June at the hotel. This will be an additional cost of 40 plus VAT ( 48). Accommodation and evening meals are not included in the delegate fee. Please contact the hotel directly to book. There is no agreed accommodation rate. For any enquiries please contact the Events Team on +44 (0) or events@tuvnel.com. Venue Thistle Aberdeen Airport Hotel Argyll Road Aberdeen AB21 0AF Tel: +44 (0)

3 Exhibition Opportunity Suppliers of equipment and services are invited to exhibit at the Workshop. This will give a select number of organisations a unique opportunity to profile their products and services to the leading industry experts handling produced water. Please contact NEL for further information. About NEL NEL is a leading provider of measurement services to the Oil and Gas Industry, and is the UK s Standard for Flow Measurement. Boasting independent world class expertise and facilities, we provide services in key areas including: Measurement consultancy meter selection, system audit and uncertainty studies NEL is trading name of TUV SUD Ltd, a company of the TUV SUD Group, the leading global technical services organisation. Around 18,000 employees are represented at over 800 locations throughout the world. Further details on how NEL can help your business, please visit or contact us directly. NEL East Kilbride Glasgow G75 0QF UK T +44 (0) events@tuvnel.com Meter development and calibration single phase, wet gas and multiphase systems Erosion assessment and validation Environmental produced water, oil-in-water, emissions and CCS CFD Modelling flow assurance, measurement and uncertainty Training and knowledge transfer

4 Produced Water Workshop 2015 Technical Programme Tuesday 9 June WORKSHOP REGISTRATION PERIOD SESSION 1 REGULATORY AND GENERAL PW MANAGEMENT Chairman Introduction Angus Laurie, CNR International UK Implementation of Risk Based Approach for the Management of Produced Water in the UKCS Mark Shields, DECC UK Experience with Risk Based Approach Carol Phillips, Terry Dando and Cheryl Ross, NCIMB UK High Volume Produced Water Treatment Utilising a Solvent Extraction Process David Halliday, ProSep UK COFFEE & EXHIBITION Complexities of Treating, Injecting & Disposing Water Onshore Tony Robertson, Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij B.V. The Netherlands Managing the Cost of Uncertainty in Produced Water Handling Hamish McCracken, BG Group UK LUNCH SESSION 2 NEW AND EMERGING PW TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES Chairman Introduction Paul Hagemeijer, Shell Global Solutions The Netherlands Low Shear Production Niels van Teeffelen, Typhonix Norway Development and Applications of Oxidation Technologies for Polishing Produced Water Paul Hennessey, agt UV Technology UK COFFEE & EXHIBITION Produced Water Returning as Steam for SAGD via Membrane Filtration Ronald van t Oever, Eric Leegwater and Sergey Vlasov Pentair Water Process Technology BV The Netherlands Olga Parilova and Roman Makarov, Ione Exchange Technologies Russia Development and Applications of SiC Membranes for Produced Water Nathalie Elkhiati, Adrien Vincent, Karen Dywer, Melanie Kuhn and Fabiano Rodrigues, Saint-Gobain France General Discussion 1630 Chairman s Closing Remarks 1920 Optional Workshop Dinner

5 Produced Water Workshop 2015 Technical Programme Wednesday 10 June COFFEE SESSION 3 CHEMICAL EOR & PWRI / SAND HANDLING Chairman Introduction Hamish McCracken, BG Group UK Polymer Flood Produced Fluid Separation Opus EOR JIP Paul Hagemeijer, Shell The Netherlands Andrew Cromarty, Opus / Fjords Processing AS UK Improving Conventional Flotation Methods to Treat EOR Polymer Rich Produced Water Frank Richerand and Yoosef Peymani, Enviro-Tech Systems, LLC USA Desanders Protect Deoiling Hydrocyclones and Waterflood Injection Field Steve Coffee, Enerscope Systems International Inc USA COFFEE & EXHIBITION Produced Water Quality & Corrosion Inhibitor Audit: A Case Study of Operational Issues Daniel Preston, Oil Plus UK Application of Laser Induced Fluorescence in the Oil-In-Water Monitors For a Real-Time Continuous Measurement of Contaminants in Produced Water Jeyan Sreekumar, Andrew Wright, Karl McBride, Turan Mirza and Daniel Benitez, Advanced Sensors Ltd UK LUNCH SESSION 4 OIL-IN-WATER MONITORING (SURFACE AND SUBSEA) Chairman Introduction Ming Yang, NEL Design of a Subsea OiW and TSS Analyser Topside Lessons and Subsea Challenges Colin Dalton and Tod Canty, J M Canty International Ltd USA Understanding Your Produced Water Treatment Process and Unlocking its True Performance A Detailed Case Study Naeem Bhola, Gayathri Ariaratnam and Nick Roth, Jorin Limited UK COFFEE & EXHIBITION Development of Susbea Oil-in-Water Monitor Børre Knudsen and Arne Henriksen, Statoil Norway Development of Subsea Produced Water Discharge Sensors An Update on the RPSEA Project Ming Yang and Zak Latif, NEL UK Jeff Zhang, Clearwater Subsea LLC USA Colin Tyrie, H20 Services Inc USA General Discussion 1630 Chairman s Closing Remarks

6 To book a place on this Workshop please contact: + 44 (0) events@tuvnel.com NEL is a trading name of TUV SUD Ltd, a company of the TÜV SÜD Group.