THE ANNUAL DESTINATION FOR EUROPEAN WELL WORK PROFESSIONALS TO DEVELOP THEIR INTERVENTION, INTEGRITY AND P&A STRATEGIES

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1 , UK THE ANNUAL DESTINATION FOR EUROPEAN WELL WORK PROFESSIONALS TO DEVELOP THEIR INTERVENTION, INTEGRITY AND P&A STRATEGIES HEAR INTERVENTION, INTEGRITY AND P&A INSIGHT DELIVERED FROM... wv REASONS TO PARTICIPATE IN OWI 2017: KEYNOTE INTERVENTION DAY: Gain insight into the latest intervention campaigns from major operators and forecast activity levels WELL P&A: Tap into operator P&A execution best practice including new contracting models, technology developments and cost estimation methodology WELL INTEGRITY: Hear well restoration, hydrate and scale remediation, as well as annular, cement and casing integrity case studies to ensure you have the best practice WIMS in place NEW TECHNOLOGIES: Access cutting edge tooling developments, cement alternatives and intervention equipment in our fully interactive technology showcase hall TRAINING DAY: Take advantage of a dedicated training day, showcasing the best certified courses and simulators through an intensive programme of activities, workshops and presentations TO REGISTER NOW CLICK HERE > COMPOSITE PIPE SPONSOR DOWNHOLE PACKER SPONSOR VESSEL SPONSOR EXHIBITORS

2 WELCOME TO OWI EUROPE 2017! KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS WORKING LUNCHES NETWORKING RECEPTIONS A LETTER FROM THE CONFERENCE DIRECTOR We ve come a long way since the first OWI conference in 2014 with events now running annually in Aberdeen, Houston, Kuala Lumpur and Abu Dhabi. Over the past few years, we ve witnessed tremendous changes in the North Sea intervention market and as the programme naturally shifted towards end of life integrity management and P&A, it s with much excitement that we look forward to being back in Aberdeen on April 25, 26 & 27 with a brand new format that will reflect this shift: An interactive training day showcasing the best certified courses and simulators through an intensive schedule of activities, workshops and presentations A keynote intervention day to gain insight into the latest intervention campaigns from major operators and forecast activity levels A dedicated well P&A track to explore operator best practice, technology developments and cost estimation methodology A focused well integrity track to discuss well restoration, hydrate and scale remediation, as well as annular, cement and casing integrity case studies Through an immersive mix of operator case studies, Technical Panel Discussions, networking breaks and a brand new interactive technology showcase hall, OWI 2017 will offer attendees a chance to discuss critical questions such as: Great participatory conference lots of real world practical experience and challenges shared very openly David Hartell, Senior Development Manager, Premier Oil Will new operating models, well portfolio management techniques and lean well work projects ensure production gains are met to help ensure optimal asset retirements? Will new technology applications such as riser based coiled tubing interventions, high volume pressure pumping, well barrier verification methods and cement alternatives reshape tomorrow s intervention and decommissioning market? How can life of field solutions, long term cost estimation & planning as well as new contracting models help operators deal with the ever increasing abandonment liability in the North Sea? We ll deliver answers to these challenges and many more at OWI 2017 by bringing together an unprecedented number of operators and the individuals from organisations at the cutting edge of the intervention market who are undertaking first of a kind projects in the North Sea. As an industry, we have a lot to be proud of, but still much to learn. We invite you to join us in April at what is going to be an unprecedented forum demonstrating the very best of well intervention work and P&A innovations which are reshaping the way operators and service companies handle the end of life strategy of their North Sea assets. Tommy Angell Director Offshore Network Ltd. +44 (0) tangell@offsnet.com

3 YOUR EXPERT SPEAKERS APRIL 26 - KEYNOTE DAY SPEAKERS APRIL 27 P&A SPEAKERS APRIL 27 WELL INTEGRITY SPEAKERS Tom Brighton Principal CWI Manager, Shell Presentation: Breaking Silos - New Operating Models for E&P Companies Adam Drummond C&WI Engineer - LWIV, Shell Presentation: Case Study - Coiled Tubing Frederico Artes Production Engineering Manager, Repsol Presentation: Case Study - Sump Pile Cleanout Pablo Medina Production Engineer, Repsol Presentation: Case Study - Sump Pile Cleanout Ken Macrae Senior Completions Engineer, Nexen Presentation: Intelligent Field Development: The Impact to Well Interventions George Walker UK Late Life Manager, Halliburton Presentation: Lean Well Programme Zach Ruslan Senior Production Technologist, Dong Energy Presentation: Case Study - Integrated Approach to Sand Management Andrew Patterson Managing Director, OFS. Partners Presentation: The Value of Well Intervention Matt Jenkins Engineering Supervisor UK Well P&A, ConocoPhillips Panel: P&A Technology Development Alex Neame Asset Manager - A Fields and Ensign, Centrica Presentation: Preparing for P&A James Richards P&A Team Lead, CNR International Presentation: Case Study Murchison Field P&A Programme Damien Bassant Completions Superintendent, DEA Presentation: Panel Session Barrier Verification Struan Urquhart P&A Engineer, Halliburton Presentation: Life of Field Solution John Stewart Sales Director Europe, Africa & Middle East, TAM International Presentation: Downhole Inflatable Packer Technology Dag Jostein Klever Project Manager, FMC Technologies Presentation: New Approaches for Well P&A Mickey Freeman HWO Team Leader, Shell Presentation: Case Study Hydraulic Workover Thomas Litterick Senior Subsea Well Intervention Engineer, Chevron Panel: Vessel & Equipment Selection Øyvin Jensen Manager Drilling & Well Subsea Well Interventions, Statoil Panel: Vessel & Equipment Selection Mohamad Yazid Principal Production Technologist, Dong Energy Presentation: Tubing Evaluation through Ultrasonic and Calliper Logging Martin van Onna Chief Commercial Officer, Airborne Oil & Gas Presentation: Reducing Cost Per Intervention with Collapse Resistant Jumpers Raphael Denis Deputy Business Unit Manager Oil & Gas, EverSea NV Panel: Vessel & Equipment Selection Rhona Flin Professor of Industrial Psychology, Robert Gordon University Presentation: Decision Making

4 CONFERENCE TIMETABLE APRIL 25th: TRAINING DAY APRIL 26th: KEYNOTE DAY APRIL 27th: TRACK ONE: WELL P&A APRIL 27th: TRACK TWO: WELL INTEGRITY BREAKFAST NETWORKING SESSION NETWORKING SESSION NETWORKING SESSION OPERATOR S BREAKFAST WORKSHOP Human Factors Exclusive Market Analysis P&A Market Forecast WIMS MORNING Subsea Well Control Workover Well Control Operator Case Studies Case Studies Barrel Protection LUNCH NETWORKING SESSION WELL MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP WELL P&A WORKSHOP WELL INTEGRITY WORKSHOP Wireline Simulator Competition Operator Case Studies New Technology Subsea Integrity AFTERNOON Coiled Tubing Simulator Competition Operator s Planned Activities Cost Modelling New Technology EVENING PUB QUIZ NETWORKING DRINKS PARTY A very focussed workshop with high quality presentations addressing the technical and business needs for well interventions and abandonment in the current market Paul Angell, Senior Well Engineer, Shell

5 SHOWCASE YOUR SERVICES & TECHNOLOGIES JOIN US IN 2017! At OWI 2016 the exhibition hall totally sold out. Due to demand we have expanded the range of opportunities, making it easier to promote your products and services throughout each section of the conference. If you are... A market leader and want to position yourself as such alongside the conference An experienced service provider looking to enter the European market for the first time Recently completed a first of a kind project and would like to share your experience An established service provider seeking to reinforce your brand and win new business Launching a new intervention product or service and want to build awareness Developing a new, innovative service that you would like to gain exposure for... Call us on +44 (0) today to secure your place today! WHAT OUR EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS HAVE ACHIEVED I thought it was a great conference. I was able to meet operators and service companies to engage in their upcoming projects and to see how we can collaborate with each other to optimize cost and improve efficiency. Thank You! The calibre and interest level of attending delegates was unmatched with other conferences. We achieved outstanding engagement with the workshop and will continue to pursue this avenue of client reach OWI brings all the key regional players to share their experience with both presentations and networking sessions From an exhibitor perspective good attendance - Loads of follow up opportunities HOW OUR EXHIBITORS AND SPONSORS PARTICIPATE... INTERACTIVE EXHIBITS IN THE TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE HALL DELIVER KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS HOST EXCLUSIVE WORKSHOPS SPONSOR NETWORKING SESSIONS

6 ATTENDANCE Last year OWI Europe had significant participation from over 300 attendees, 80 of which from operator representatives, highlighting how critical well intervention is to their continued operations throughout Europe. Following our research for this year s conference attending operators want to meet companies that can provide them with cost effective well intervention solutions for... Production Enhancement Well Integrity P&A FLOORPLAN Last year the exhibition hall totally sold out. Due to increased demand we have secured more space throughout the venue, take a look below... CONFERENCE ROOM 1 If you provide these solutions contact us today to promote your services to our operator community. TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE HALL Company Type 30% Operator 20% Well Service 19% Contractor 16% Training Company 15% Other Job Title 21% C-Level/Director 18% Well Intervention 18% Business Development 17% Engineering Management 15% Well Management 11% Other SIMULATOR ROOM CONFERENCE ROOM 2 To secure an exhibition booth in the Technology Showcase Hall contact Tommy Angell today before all space expires! Tommy Angell Director Offshore Network Ltd. +44 (0) tangell@offsnet.com

7 CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY 1 KEYNOTE TRACK Breaking Silos - Demonstrating Quantifiable Effectiveness for Operators Examine the key changes to operating models that offer a unique cross discipline approach with demonstrable benefits for independent and major operating companies alike Focus on the cost efficient increments intervention provides, noting the criticality of leveraging the range of technology to generate wider uses and achieve greater volumes Examine the necessity of establishing immediate and quantifiable value from every intervention programme and the resulting expected increase in activity if this value case is established Tom Brighton, Principal CWI Manager, SHELL Intelligent Field Development - The Impact to Well Interventions Understand why Nexen has chosen intelligent completions and how the reservoir influences economic recovery from the field Analyse fibre optics and proactive reservoir management and understand the impact on well operability and productivity Consider how intelligent field development has led to less well interventions, but not totally eliminated their need Ken Macrae, Senior Completion Engineer, NEXEN Case Study: Riser Based Coiled Tubing Receive an overview of Shell s subsea well intervention programme, noting the goals of the project and why coiled tubing was selected as the technical application See how the chosen technology, vessel and riser based process collectively optimized efficiency to increase project certainty Hear the results of the project, lessons learned and how this has aided future projects for Shell Adam Drummond, C&WI Engineer - LWIV, SHELL Case Study: Integrated Approach to Sand Management and Completion Evaluation Examine the lean processes used to establish a technically viable sand management and downhole evaluation solution that offers long-term value Discover how Dong Energy s geo-mechanical model analysis defined the optimised operating envelope for well start up, production efficiency and shut in See why multiple production logs deployed across the screens delivered a correlating three-phase inflow profile, which effectively identified anomalies Zach Ruslan, Senior Production Technologist, DONG ENERGY Creating Greater Value in Late Life Operations Review 2016 s production activity from the Northern, Central and Southern North Sea and identify where efficient gains can be made Examine alternative production models that offer operators better value for late life operations, justifying the profitable extension of asset life Highlight some recent projects that have increased efficient recovery and controlled OPEX by lowering lift costs Andrew Patterson, Managing Partner, OFS. PARTNERS Case Study: Sump Pile Cleanout See how Repsol developed a new commercial model for the 2016 sump pile cleanout project by focussing exclusively on local companies to optimise efficiency Analyse how the utilisation of saturation diving services for complex works, including the isolation of the sump pile, improved project effectiveness Explore why high pressure equipment, solvents and nitrogen technology was employed for the clean out and how this mix of services minimised the risk of sheens Frederico Artes, Production Engineering Manager, REPSOL Pablo Medina, Production Engineer, REPSOL Development of Commercial Models to Suit the Current Environment Review the progress Halliburton have made in working with the service industry to provide greater service and cost efficiency for a range of well intervention activities in mature basins Discuss workover and intervention projects that utilise a new commercial model, showing the importance of developing new methodologies that address market constraints Hear results from these case histories and note the value realised by the operator, which have encouraged more effective workovers on mature North Sea assets George Walker, UK Late Life Manager, HALLIBURTON TO REGISTER NOW CLICK HERE >

8 CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY 2 P&A TRACK Planning, Preliminary Work and Efficiency in P&A Understand the importance of addressing execution efficiency in the early planning stages to achieve an optimized plug and abandonment campaign Review the necessary technical, training and commercial solutions that can be applied to the decommissioning strategy for asset candidates to minimise risk Learn why a continuous focus on operational delivery of P&A programmes is fundamental to driving efficiency, thus offering a solution to North Sea decommissioning liability Alex Neame, Asset Manager - A Fields and Ensign, CENTRICA Panel Session: How Can We Introduce Specific P&A Technology? Explore the pros and cons of innovation at a strategic level to understand the benefits of R&D and discuss the role operators should play in developing new technology Discuss challenges of platform and subsea abandonments and understand how new technologies can reshape the P&A market by offering cost effective and efficient alternatives Review specific emerging technologies such as riserless CT, composite pipes and cement alternatives to understand the applications for North Sea assets Moderated by Damien Bassant, Completions Superintendent, DEA GROUP Matt Jenkins, Engineering Supervisor, UK well P&A, CONOCOPHILLIPS Case Study: Murchison Field P&A Programme Hear how CNRI planned for a two year multiple well plugging & abandoning campaign in the Murchison field in the East Shetland Basin and understand lessons learned Review the approach CNRI took to plugging and abandoning the large volume of wells, including chosen technology and processes Analyse the results of the campaign, including key lessons learnt which drove efficiencies throughout the project James Richards, P&A Team Lead, CNR INTERNATIONAL DAY 2 INTEGRITY TRACK Panel: What Next for Vessels in the North Sea? Examine the technical capabilities of North Sea vessels to understand which rigless activities can be economically achieved in the current climate Consider how recent projects have proven new technical capabilities of vessel technology and what this means for your intervention and integrity programmes Discuss what technology developments and contractual frameworks are required to continue expanding the reach of subsea well intervention Thomas Litterick, Senior Subsea Well Intervention Engineer, CHEVRON Øyvin Jensen, Manager Drilling & Well Subsea Well Intervention, STATOIL Raphael Denis, Deputy Business Unit Manager Oil & Gas, EVERSEA NV Case Study: Hydraulic Workover Hear how proven hydraulic workover technology and out of the box thinking enabled a huge expansion to the scope of applications, whilst comfortably working within the technical limits of the technology Access project details of a recent P&A campaign using HWO, demonstrating how the technology for this project allowed the type of flexibility usually reserved for a rig, for a small platform asset Examine how expanding the applications of HWO technology has given greater confidence in the width of services, resulting in greater demand across Shell s North Sea platform assets Mickey Freeman, HWO Team Leader, SHELL Case Study: Result Validation of Downhole Ultrasonic and Caliper Log Analyse the new technology maturation process used to evaluate the internal and external tubular condition, helping to develop the asset s late life production strategy Access the ultrasonic tubular scanner selected to provide high azimuthal resolution 360 degree images, effectively identifying wear, erosion, corrosion and mechanical damage See how the log identified an optimised risk mitigation action plan for a 2016 workover, noting how logged data was also used to evaluate the remaining well completion life span Mohamad Yazid, Principal Production Technologist, DONG ENERGY

9 CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY 2 P&A TRACK Life of Field Solution Review the methodology and techniques being applied by Halliburton to offer a life of field solution which covers ultra-late life mature fields transitioning into decommissioning Discuss case example of how the model would be applied based on recent project experience and examples Understand how various contracting models can be implemented to this model to offer cost reductions through the project Struan Urquhart, P&A Engineer, HALLIBURTON Reducing P&A Liability with New Technology Introduction Review the current Norwegian Continental Shelf P&A liability and address the challenges created by significant technology gaps that must be overcome Mark the scope of P&A work that could be addressed by current RLWI technologies if traditional processes and procedures are challenged See why new technology introduction is critical to reducing cost, improving HSE procedures and offering a viable solution to complicated well categories Dag Jostein Klever, Project Manager, FMC TECHNOLOGIES Downhole Inflatable Packer Technology Understand how inflatable packers in multiple casing sizes offer a reliable alternative for the placement of chemicals and isolation projects when mechanical solutions are unavailable Explore how inflatable packers can abandon multiple wells on a single platform using a combination of coiled tubing, electric wireline & slickline with a crane and cementing unit Consider new P&A methods yielding significant cost reductions and understand how they can be applied to your mature wells John Stewart, Sales Director Europe, Africa & Middle East, TAM INTERNATIONAL DAY 2 INTEGRITY TRACK Reducing Cost Per Intervention with Collapse Resistant Jumpers Understand how composite pipe longevity and easy deployment can shorten schedules and lower cost per intervention Explore how the smooth bore allows for effective bullheading of the reservoir, leading to additional barrels and increased recovery ratios Evaluate how the composite pipe s collapse resistance, flexibility and light weight minimises risk in subsea intervention Martin van Onna, Chief Commercial Officer, AIRBORNE OIL & GAS Integrity Decision Making Identify why cognitive and social skills are critical to reduce error, enhance safety and increase programme efficiency, noting the effectiveness other industries experience by focussing on these elements Focus on critical decision making, noting how well control events can be effected by communication, coordination and a shared mental model between the team and leadership Review why a better understanding of situation awareness, personnel management and CRM behaviours is critical to identify the effectiveness of decision making for well teams Rhona Flin, Professor of Industrial Psychology, ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Great contributors bringing experience and lessons learned gained during the last year of operations/services in the oil industry. High focus on efficiency and cost savings suggesting a move towards a change in the mentality of the Oil & Gas Industry Alessandra Barboni, Technical Manager, Dong Energy TO REGISTER NOW CLICK HERE >

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