World Heavy Oil Congress 2012 Event Guide

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programme 10-13 SEPTEMBER, 2012

ABERDEEN EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE CENTRE ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND

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Table Of Contents 2012 Official Congress Stakeholders

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Welcome

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Stakeholders, Sponsors, Media Partners

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Schedule at a Glance

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Facility Map Overview

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Meet the Conference Committees

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Visitor Information

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Short Courses

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Technical Tours

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Get Connected

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Social Events

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Business Conference Programme

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Technical Conference Topic Directory

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Technical Conference Programme

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Exhibition Features

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Exhibition Floor Plan

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Exhibitor Locator Index

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Products & Services Directory

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Exhibitor Profiles

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Advertiser Index

2012 Congress Highlights Monday, 10 September - Short Courses - Technical Tours - Opening Ceremonies & Gala Tuesday, 11 September - Business Conference: Day 1 - Exhibition – Day 1 - Congress Reception Wednesday, 12 September - Business Conference: Day 2 - Technical Conference: Day 1 - Exhibition – Day 2 - 2014 Launch Party Thursday, 13 September - Technical Conference: Day 2 - Exhibition – Day 3 - Closing Cocktails

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Exhibition Hours Tuesday, 11 September

12:00 pm – 6:30 pm

Wednesday, 12 September 10:00 am – 6:30 pm Thursday, 13 September

Organized by:

10:00 am – 5:30 pm

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MESSAGE FROM Aberdeen

7 August 2012 On behalf of Aberdeen City Council and the citizens of Aberdeen, I am delighted to welcome you to our city.

As we prepare to welcome delegates to World Heavy Oil Congress 2012, Aberdeen will, as always, feature prominently during the exhibition and congress. As a strategic global energy hub, it is our pleasure to play host to such a key event in the industry’s calendar and further strengthen the city’s position as a centre of excellence in energy technology development.

Aberdeen City Council works locally, nationally and internationally to position Aberdeen as a world class destination in which to live, work and invest by providing support services to businesses to help create the conditions for sustainable economic growth. By supporting the local energy industry in this way we aim to grow and sustain jobs and wealth in the city through the transfer of technology and know-how into other sectors.

The City of Aberdeen is proud of its association with the energy industry and I hope that this year’s exhibition will be an informative and profitable occasion for all who attend. As well as the exhibition and congress sessions, World Heavy Oil Congress offers a wide programme of breakfasts, topical luncheons and networking opportunities that I would encourage all delegates to take advantage of.

While visiting the city, I hope you take the opportunity to explore Aberdeen and to enjoy the countryside that surrounds it. Our historic buildings and parks, restaurants, theatre and lively nightlife offer a unique way of relaxing and will, I’m sure, make your stay in Aberdeen a memorable and pleasurable experience.

In closing, let me wish you all well for the week ahead and encourage you to visit the Aberdeen & Scotland stand at the exhibition where we look forward to welcoming you.

Yours sincerely, Lord Provost George Adam City of Aberdeen

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Message from the Event Organizer

True Collaboration for a Sustainable Industry It is our pleasure to welcome all invited officials, conference delegates, exhibitors, sponsors, visitors and students to Aberdeen, Scotland for the 2012 World Heavy Oil Congress, 10-13 September. This year’s Congress is a true example of collaboration amongst business and technical professionals from the UK and internationally.

The mission of the Congress is to provide a forum every 18 months for the global heavy oil community to address the industry’s challenges and opportunities. We are pleased to share that, in addition to a strong contribution from the countries working in the North Sea, over 25 countries will be represented at the Congress, including Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, France, India, Kuwait, Mexico, Norway, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Trindad & Tobago, USA, and Venezuela, among others.

The theme of World Heavy Oil Congress 2012, Sustainability Through Innovation and Collaboration, was developed from our international heavy oil committees. This year’s Congress is comprised of a Business Conference Committee featuring ten high profile experts led by 2012 Business Conference Chair, Jack Stevenson – Heavy Oil R&D Portfolio Manager, Chevron; and a Technical Committee of 24 members, chaired by K.C. Yeung – Director – Oil Sands Technology, Dover Operating Corp. Our theme encapsulates not only the goal of the conference, but the goal of a global industry working to achieve a common vision for the sustainable development of onshore and offshore heavy oil resources.

The 2012 Congress offers a unique experience of new insight from business leaders and government officials, topical innovations from technical experts in 148 presentations, hospitality and networking events, and an exhibition with international companies providing leading expertise, technology or services for the exploration, production and refining of heavy oil.

Aberdeen, with its reputation as the energy epicentre of the UK, and with offshore development of heavy oil in the North Sea being conducted, has proved to be a stellar location in which to host World Heavy Oil Congress. The “Granite City” has much to offering outside business opportunities, and we know that you will find the city and surrounding areas rich in cultural history, with an array of fantastic attractions, all against beautiful backdrops of both rolling hills and scenic coastline. We truly appreciate the support of our hosts, Aberdeen City Council and the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre team, for the enjoyable experience we know you will have during your stay in Aberdeen.

We want to recognize the efforts and enthusiasm of our Official Congress Stakeholders, Executive Committee members, Sponsors and Exhibitors. With their leadership and support we have organized a compelling conference programme, educational opportunities, technical tours and festive networking events for our Scottish and International guests.

During the week, we invite you to make the most of this opportunity to connect with delegates, exhibitors and visitors through the many networking events and social gatherings organized. We wish you a memorable experience, and we thank you for your contribution to this forum and marketplace at which the community can share, learn and challenge one another.

Wes Scott Executive Vice President dmg :: events

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Message from the Business Chair

It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to World Heavy Oil Congress. I invite your active participation and sharing in our industry’s best practices over the coming days.

With heavy oil, extra heavy oil and bitumen representing over 50 percent of the world’s known resources, the future of the world’s energy supply is shifting. Over the next 20 years we will continue to see the rise of unconventional oil. Supplemented by alternative energies and conventional oils, heavy and extra heavy oils will become the fuel for the world’s growing global energy demand.

As the expectations for the energy industry continue to rise, it is increasingly important for the industry to work individually and collaboratively to address the needs for responsible development. Delivering world class environmental, social, and economic performance will be key to gaining acceptance from local communities and a broader group of stakeholders, without whom we cannot achieve success in our projects.

Developing and accessing a skilled labour pool is also essential to achieving our goals. We continue to face increased challenges in this regard and planning for a dynamic mix of talent to move our projects forward is paramount.

Our imperative is to meet these challenges head on. As an industry, we are continuously working to improve how we manage greenhouse gas emissions, limit water use, reduce tailings, and reclaim land faster. We’ve made strides in training and developing skilled workforces. Can we do better? We can always progress further; and with smart, strategic investments in technology and infrastructure, and long-term partnerships across the industry we continue to meet the world’s energy needs.

Now is the time to assess our progress and to consider how we will shape the future of our industry as a whole. World Heavy Oil Congress provides a welcome forum to examine our global challenges and opportunities. I look forward to rich discussion and the sharing of ideas and best practices.

Jack Stevenson Heavy Oil R&D Portfolio Manager, Chevron 2012 Business Conference Chair

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Together with our customers, we refine heavy oil to create sustainable value.

We provide protective bitumen for long-lasting roofing We provide high quality bitumen to construct and upgrade roads

Our know-how can be found in many industrialrubber applications, including tyres and hoses.

Oil for soft and rigid PVC products.

Our products and knowhow are used in printing inks, paints and varnishes.

Our oils mix well with ammonium nitrate, a common base in explosives.

Oils for TPE used in footwear, tubing, wires and more.

Nynas oils are present in hygiene products, flooring, tapers, labels and sticky notes.

Most oil companies see heavy oil as a source of energy, a consumable that vanishes the instant it’s used.

We see heavy oil as a tool for creating sustainable value.

Visit us on Nynas stand 1309A. Taking heavy oil further. www.nynas.com

Message from the Technical Chair

Welcome to World Heavy Oil Congress Technical Conference in Aberdeen. You will find that this conference contains quality papers on various aspects of heavy oil and oil sands development around the world - Asia, Europe, Middle East North America and South America.

With the tremendous response to our Call for Papers and after a lengthy review from the Technical Committee, we are able to field 148 papers for presentation. As usual, we have a few sessions dedicated to Thermal Processes, as they remain the most common recovery processes for heavy oil around the world. You can also find thermal related presentations in other sessions such as Production, Drilling & Completion, Reservoir Monitoring and Research and others. In our Emerging Technologies and Non-Thermal sessions, there are papers on various new recovery processes and extraction techniques such as chemical water-flooding, electro-magnetic heating, combustion and even the use of nuclear reactors.

For those interested in offshore heavy oil development, we are pleased that we are able to offer two sessions on Offshore Development at this conference. We also have a session on Environmental Technologies. In this session, you will find the collaborative activities in the heavy oil and oil sands industry to reduce the environmental impacts.

There is no doubt that you will find a lot of meaningful information from these presentations. I would urge you to scrutinize the Technical Program, circle the ones which draw your highest interest, and try to figure out how to get to as many talks as you can. Finally, I would also like to remind you to get additional value by networking with the other delegates. Have a great time!

KC Yeung Director, Oil Sands Technology, Dover Operating Corp.

2012 Technical Conference Chair

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Stakeholders, Sponsors & Partners Platinum Official Congress Stakeholders

GOLD SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSORS

R E S O U R C E S

BRONZE SPONSORS

Associate Sponsors

OFFICIAL MEDIA PARTNERS

MEDIA PARTNERS THE INTERNATIONAL OIL & GAS NEWSPAPER

MEDIA SUPPORTERS

SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

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Schedule at a glance

Monday, 10 September Morning 8:00 am 8:30 am

Technical Tours begin

3:00 pm

Technical Tours conclude

5:00 pm

Short Courses conclude

Evening 5:30 pm

Opening Ceremonies & Gala, hosted by: Aberdeen City Council

As of 21 August, 2012. Subject to updates.

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8:30 am

Short Courses begin

Midday

Afternoon

Tuesday, 11 September

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Business Conference begins – Day 1

12:00 pm

Exhibition opens Day 1

12:30 pm

Keynote Address & Luncheon, sponsored by: Shell

1:30 pm

Business Conference resumes – Day 1

Wednesday, 12 September

Thursday, 13 September

8:30 am

Business Conference begins – Day 2

8:30 am

Technical Conference begins – Day 2

8:30 am

Technical Conference begins – Day 1

10:00 am

Exhibition opens – Day 3

10:00 am

Exhibition opens Day 2

12:30 pm

Luncheon

12:30 pm

Luncheon – PEMEX

1:30 pm

Business Conference resumes – Day 2

1:30 pm

Technical Conference resumes – Day 2

1:30 pm

Technical Conference resumes – Day 1

5:30 pm

Business Conference concludes – Day 1

5:00 pm

Business Conference concludes – Day 2

5:00 pm

Technical Conference concludes – Day 2

6:30 pm

Exhibition closes – Day 1

5:30 pm

Technical Conference concludes – Day 1

5:30 pm

Exhibition closes – Day 3

6:30 pm

Congress Reception, Hosted by: Government of Saskatchewan - PTRC

5:30 pm

2014 Launch Party Hosted by: City of New Orleans

5:30 pm

Closing Cocktails

6:30 pm

Exhibition closes – Day 2

Facility Map BLOCK C

BLOCK A

Exhibition Delegate Refreshment Area Presentation Theatre Internet Centre NewsStand

Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena

Short Courses Business Conference: Day 2 Technical Conference Press Office Speakers Briefing

Rooms 2, 3/4, 10 Fleming Various Locations Room 1 Gallery

WEST ENTRANCE

TO BLOCK B

BLOCK B

BLOCK B LOWER

Business Conference: Day 1 Technical Conference Luncheons Opening Ceremonies & Gala 2014 Launch Party Closing Cocktails Schlumberger Hospitality Suite Speakers Room

Boyd Orr Various Locations Boyd Orr Boyd Orr Boyd Orr Boyd Orr Room 15/16 Room 17

HOTEL

LEGEND

FLEMING AUDITORIUM TO BLOCK A

BLOCK C LOWER

TO BLOCK C

Escalator Stairs Lift Concession Toilets Registration Presentation Theatre Internet Centre NewsStand

FACILITY OVERVIEW

BLOCK C

WEST ENTRANCE

BLOCK B TO BLOCK A

As of 21 August, 2012. Subject to updates.

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MEET THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES

Business Conference Programme Committee Business Conference Chair

Jack Stevenson, Heavy Oil R&D Portfolio Manager, Chevron Jonathan Matthews, Vice President Heavy Oil R&D, Statoil

Stakeholder

Technical Advisor

Donna Garbutt, President Canada, Schlumberger

Research Advisor

Ian J. Potter, Ph.D., Vice-President Engineering, National Research Council

Youth Representative Joanna Desjardins, Reservoir Engineer, ConocoPhillips Canada and Canadian

Association for the World Petroleum Council Youth Committee

Academia Professor Alex Kemp, Professor of Petroleum Economics,

University of Aberdeen

Members at Large

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• Simon Bennett, EOR Portfolio Manager, Global Solutions Upstream, Shell • Eulogio Del Pino, Vice President of Exploration and Production, PDVSA • Veronique Giry, Vice-President of Corporate Development, Total E&P Canada • Bob King, Manager, Reservoir & Production, In Situ Resources, Suncor Energy

MEET THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES

Technical Conference Programme Committee Technical Conference Chair

KC Yeung, Director, Oil Sands Technology, Dover Operating Corp

Technical Programme • Jose Alvarez, Principal Researcher – Reservoir Engineering, Alberta Committee Members Innovates –Technology Futures

• Tom Boone, Senior Technical & Professional Consultant, Enhanced Oil Recovery, ExxonMobil Upstream Research/Imperial Oil Resources

• Gerald Bruce, Manager of Development, MEG Energy

• Swapan Das, Senior Technical Consultant, Marathon Oil Corp

• Subodh Gupta, Chief, Technology Development Oil Sands, Cenovus Energy

• Qi Jiang, Manager EOR and Reservoir Engineering, Osum Oil Sands Corp

• Kamran Jorshari, Thermal Reservoir Operations Leader, Husky Energy

• Bob King, Manager, Reservoir & Production, In Situ Resources, Suncor Energy

• Mridul Kumar, Principal Advisor and Fellow, Chevron Energy Technology Company

• Catherine Laureshen, Manager, Technology Plan and Implementation, Statoil Canada Ltd.

• David Law, Heavy Oil Technical Director, North America, Schlumberger

• Randy Mikula, Principal Scientist, Kalium Research

• Claes Palmgren, Vice President Engineering, Alberta Oilsands Inc.

• Ron Sawatzky, Principal Researcher – Reservoir Engineering, Alberta Innovates – Technology Futures

• John Stalder, Principal Technical Advisor, Oil Sands, ConocoPhillips Canada Ltd

• Jacob Thomas, Senior Director, Halliburton Brazil Technology Center,

Halliburton

• Harald Thimm, Principal, Thimm Engineering

• Jian-Yang Yuan, Principal EOR Advisor, Osum Oil Sands Corp

• Heather Herring, Total E&P Canada Ltd. egional Technical Committee • Denis Pinto, Director, Caledonian Flow Systems Limited R Co-Chairs – UK & Europe • Chris Bond, HSSE Director, AMEC

• Wim Teugels, Senior Crude Specialist, Nynas egional Technical Committee • Miguel Ford, President, Intevep PDVSA R Co-Chair – Venezuela

Thank you to the World Heavy Oil 2012 Conference Committees for their contribution to the 2012 programme.

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Visitor Information Official Congress Hotels Aberdeen Douglas Hotel 43-45 Market Street +44 1224 582255 DoubleTree by Hilton Beach Boulevard Aberdeen +44 1224 633339 Hilton Garden Inn 31 St. Andrew Street +44 1224 451444 Hilton Treetops 161 Springfield Road +44 1224 313377 Holiday Inn Aberdeen Exhibition Centre Parkway E, Bridge Of Don +44 1224 706878 Holiday Inn Express Aberdeen Exhibition Centre Parkway E, Bridge Of Don +44 1224 227250 Jurys Inn 78 Guild Street +44 1224 381200 Park Inn Aberdeen 1 Justice Mill Lane +44 1224 592999 Skene House HotelSuites Rosemount 96 Rosemount Viaduct +44 1224 645971 Skene House HotelSuites Holburn 6 Union Grove +44 1224 580000 Skene House HotelSuites Whitehall 2 Whitehall Place +44 1224 646600 Thistle Aberdeen Airport Thistle™ Aberdeen Airport, Argyll Rd, Aberdeen +44 871 376 9001 Thistle Aberdeen Altens Souter Head Rd +44 871 376 9002 Thistle Aberdeen Caldeonian 10-14 Union Terrace +44 871 376 9003

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Complimentary Shuttle Service Free transportation will be supplied from selected hotels to the Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre. Central Coach will run during Congress days, 10-13 September, from as early as 6:00 am and as late as 11:00 pm; please check with the lobby of your hotel for shuttle schedule and details.

Shuttle service is available from: Aberdeen Douglas Hotel DoubleTree by Hilton Hilton Treetops Hilton Garden Inn Jurys Inn Malmaison The Marcliffe Park Inn Aberdeen Thistle Aberdeen Altens Thistle Aberdeen Caledonian Skene House HotelSuites Holburn

Local Attractions Find the very best Scotland has to offer in Aberdeen. From vibrant modern city life and romantic hideaways, to tranquil country breaks and a host of adrenaline packed outdoor opportunities – your options are endless in Aberdeen.

Home to the country’s largest national park, a dramatically imposing coastline and of course the city itself, there is so much to explore in Aberdeen City and Shire. The striking granite architecture, rich and inspiring history, dynamic modern arts scene and perhaps Scotland’s strongest industrial heritage makes Aberdeen a place just waiting to be explored.

Learn more about Aberdeen at www.aberdeen-grampian.com.

Visitor Information

Where To Eat Cash Concession Open during Congress hours Located in the Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre, on Exhibition Floor (Arena) Costa Open during Congress hours Located in the Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre, West Entrance (Block A) Maximillians Restaurant and Maxi’s Bar Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner Located at the Holiday Inn – Aberdeen Exhibition, Outside West Entrance (Block A)

ABERDEEN MARKETPLACE Take a little piece of Scotland home with you. Visit the Aberdeen Marketplace, at Booth 1347, to source gifts from the following retailers: • • • •

The Edinburgh Woolen Mill John Lewis McCalls Ltd Peckham’s Scotland

Press Office Room 1 Accredited members of the press are required to register and provide credentials with our official public relations firm. Onsite, press may visit the Press Office located in Room 1 of the Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre. During World Heavy Oil Congress, the Press Office is equipped with internet capabilities so news agencies may file stories. In the Press Office, you will also find more information on photo and interview opportunities for all events surrounding World Heavy Oil Congress.

Hosted by:

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Short Courses

Heavy Oil and SAGD Technologies Monday, 10 September | 8:30 am – 5:00 pm | Room 10, Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre Instructed by: K. C. Yeung, M.Sc., P.Eng., Director of Oil Sands Technology, Dover Operating Corp There have been lots of advances in heavy oil recovery techniques in the past twenty years, especially in Alberta, where conventional oil production has been declining. The advancement in horizontal well drilling and the invention of SAGD (Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage) process have resulted in the commercial development of horizontal CSS and many SAGD projects.

This one-day short course will provide a general overview of current and emerging heavy oil recovery methods, with emphasis on field experiences in Alberta and on SAGD.

Heavy Oil Flow Measurement Monday, 10 September | 9:30 am – 4:30 pm | Room 3/4, Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre Instructed by: Chris Mills BEng (Honours), Technical Consultant, NEL Ltd. Exploitation of the world’s viscous oil deposits is growing rapidly, buoyed by occasional high oil prices and an increasing demand for security of energy supply.

This one day short course will provide a general overview of current and emerging flow measurement technologies when applied to heavy oils.

The Canadian Oil Sands: A Technology Primer Monday, 10 September | 9:00 am – 4:00 pm | Room 2, Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre Instructed by: Dr. Randy Mikula, Principal Scientist, Kalium Research This one day short course will appeal to anyone (technical experts or otherwise) who is interested in coming up to speed with the history and current state of the art in the Canadian oil sands industry from both a developmental and environmental perspective. In addition they will have a better understanding of the rhetoric on both sides of the economic and environmental debate about the increasing rate of development of Canada’s oil sands resource.

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Technical Tours

The 2012 Congress presents an opportunity for a limited number of Delegate Pass registrants to visit, tour and network at technical and research & development sites. Technical Tours bring you closer and take you deeper, so you can witness firsthand the expertise, facilities and research propelling heavy oil innovation.

Technical Tours are included in the cost of a Delegate Pass. Space is extremely limited, and advance registration is required.

Technical Tours – Meeting Place All tours will depart from the West Entrance (Block A). Buses will begin loading at 9:00 am for morning tours and 11:30 am for afternoon tours. Photo identification will be required. No substitutions allowed.

Technical Tour A: Champion Technologies, Bundrant Technical Centre – sold out Monday, 10 September | 8:00 am – 3:00 pm Champion Technologies has enthusiastically agreed to host a technical tour of their new state-of-theart Bundrant Technical Centre available to a limited number of registered Congress delegates. The environmentally responsible, Bundrant Technical Centre is Champion’s newest technical facility for waterbased chemistries including Corrosion, Hydrates, Analytical work and Scale.

Technical Tour B: Schlumberger, Artificial Lift North Sea Operations Center – sold out Monday, 10 September | 8:00 am – 3:00 pm Coinciding with the 2012 World Heavy Oil Congress, Schlumberger is hosting technical tours of its Artificial Lift North Sea Operations Center on Monday, 10 September 2012. This Inverurie-based center specializes in lifting solutions for extreme conditions such as high levels of abrasives and high temperatures in heavy oil and highly corrosive environments. Tour attendees will learn how the combined strength of Schlumberger and key collaborative partners enables solutions that can enhance production and recovery from heavy oil assets.

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Get Connected

JOIN THE CONVERSATION ON TWITTER As the international heavy oil community converges at World Heavy Oil Congress, join the conversation online and follow us on Twitter @PetroleumShow and use the hashtag #WHOC12.

GET CONNECTED ON LINKEDIN Join our PetroleumShow.com group to network with other attendees and remain informed about this and other events.

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Social Events

Opening Ceremonies & Gala Monday, 10 September | 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm | Boyd Orr Hall, Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre Aberdeen City Council is pleased to host the Opening Ceremonies & Gala. Connect with senior level government and industry officials at a cocktail reception with an Aberdonian twist.

Admission is included in Delegate Pass registration. For individual ticket purchase (£125 +VAT), please visit Registration.

Hosted by:

Congress Reception Tuesday, 11 September | 6:30 pm – 10:30 pm | Soul Bar The Congress Reception provides an opportunity for delegates, visitors, and exhibitors to connect and share their experiences and achievements at the Congress.

Admission is included in Delegate Pass registration. For individual ticket purchase (£95 +VAT), please visit Registration.

Hosted by:

2014 Launch Party Wednesday, 12 September| 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm | Boyd Orr Hall, Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre Be there as World Heavy Oil Congress announces where the next Congress will be held. The 2014 Launch Party will give you a real taste of what to expect at World Heavy Oil Congress 2014.

Admission is included in Delegate Pass registration. For individual ticket purchase (£95 +VAT), please visit Registration.

Hosted by:

new orleans

Closing Cocktails Thursday, 13 September | 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm | Boyd Orr Hall, Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre Closing Cocktails provides delegates, visitors, and exhibitors a final opportunity to connect and share their experiences and achievements at the Congress.

Admission is included in Delegate Pass registration. For individual ticket purchase (£50 +VAT), please visit Registration.

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BUSINESS CONFERENCE PROGRAMme

TUESDAY, 11 SEPTEMBER (MORNING) Striving for Excellence in Heavy Oil: Improving Sustainability through Innovation and Collaboration 8:30 am—8:35 am Housekeeping and Conference Chairman Introduction

Wes Scott, Executive Vice President, dmg :: events 8:35 am—8:45 am The Challenge to the Delegates

Jack Stevenson, Heavy Oil R&D Portfolio Manager, Chevron and Business Congress Chair, World Heavy Oil Congress 2012 8:45 am—9:05 am Opening Keynote Address

Technology and Innovation to Improve Sustainability and Profitability in Heavy Oil

Karl Johnny Hersvik, Senior Vice President, R&D, Statoil and Congress Co-Chair, World Heavy Oil Congress 2012 :05 am—10:15 am Session I: The Global Market Today – Fundamental Changes 9

Moderator: Rita Stephen, ACSEF Development Manager, Aberdeen City Council

Leading the Oil Industry for a Sustainable Development of Heavy Crude

John Rhind, Vice President, Heavy Oil Operations, Shell

Javier Martinez, Executive Director, ALE The Development of Heavy Oil fields on the UK Continental Shelf: Past, Present and Future

Andrew Carr, Head of Field Development and Production, NNS and WoS, Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) Oil and Gas Office 10:15 am—10:45 am Networking & Refreshment Break – Crombie Suite

Sponsored by:

R E S O U R C E S

10:45 am—12:00 pm Session II: Defining the New Playing Field: Evolving Environmental Policy and Impacts on Heavy Oil – Gearing up to meet global challenges

Moderator: Gerry Brough, Project Director, Aberdeen City Council Critical Issues for Heavy Oil Operators in a Changing Regulatory Environment for Onshore and Offshore Heavy Oil Development

Hon. Diana McQueen, Minister of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, Government of Alberta

Robert Ruddiman, Partner, Sector Head, Energy & Natural Resources, Pinsent Masons LLP

William Cairns, Chairman & Chief Executive, Cairns Intersphere Consulting Limited 12:00 pm—12:30 pm Networking Break – Visit the exhibition floor

As of 21 August, 2012. Subject to updates. Updates on worldheavyoilcongress.com.

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BUSINESS CONFERENCE PROGRAMme

TUESDAY, 11 SEPTEMBER (AFTERNOON) Striving for Excellence in Heavy Oil: Improving Sustainability through Innovation and Collaboration 12:30 pm—1:45 pm Keynote Address & Luncheon Sponsored by: Improving Heavy Oil’s Competitiveness

John Rhind, Vice President, Heavy Oil Operations, Shell 1:45 pm—3:00 pm Session III: Technology Development and Maturation

Moderator: Jonathan Matthews, Vice President, Heavy Oil Technology Centre, Statoil Collaboration Trends: The de-risking of large investment in technology

John Myer, Vice President Oil Sands, Husky Energy

Karl Johnny Hersvik, Senior Vice President, R&D, Statoil

Neil Poxon, Managing Director, ITF (The Industry Technology Facilitator)

Dan Wicklum, CEO, COSIA (Canada’s Oil Sands Industry Alliance)

James Cleland, Regional Leader Heavy Oil Solutions, Americas, GE Energy Deploying Innovation in the Oil Sands

Bob King, Manager, Reservoir & Production, Suncor Energy 3:00 pm—3:30 pm Networking & Refreshment Break on the exhibition floor

Sponsored by: R E S O U R C E S

3:30 pm—5:00 pm Session IV: Global Heavy Oil Projects: An Update on Projects

Moderator: Donna Garbutt, President, Schlumberger Canada An Overview of Heavy Oil in the UK North Sea

Steve Jenkins, CEO, Nautical Petroleum Developments in Venezuela

Eulogio Del Pino, Vice President, Exploration and Development, PDVSA Middle East EOR Progresses as Oman Mega-Projects come online

Rick Penney, Global Development Planning & EOR Director, Schlumberger 5:00 pm—5:20 pm Closing Keynote Address Heavy Oil Development Practice in China Offshore Field Chen Bi, Executive Vice President, CNOOC Limited and Congress Co-Chair, World Heavy Oil Congress 2012 5:20 pm—5:30 pm Closing Remarks

Jack Stevenson, Heavy Oil R&D Portfolio Manager, Chevron and Business Congress Chair, World Heavy Oil Congress 2012 5:30 pm—6:30 pm

Networking in the Exhibition

6:30 pm—10:30 pm

Congress Reception Held at Soul Bar

Hosted by:

As of 21 August, 2012. Subject to updates. Updates on worldheavyoilcongress.com.

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BUSINESS CONFERENCE PROGRAMme

WEdnESDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER (MORNING) Striving for Excellence in Heavy Oil: Improving Sustainability through Innovation and Collaboration 8:30 am—8:40 am Opening Remarks

Jack Stevenson, Heavy Oil R&D Portfolio Manager, Chevron and Business Congress Chair, World Heavy Oil Congress 2012 :40 am—10:00 am Session V: Global Heavy Oil Projects: An Update on Projects, Continued 8

Moderator: David Brown, Manager, Heavy Oil Technology, ConocoPhillips

The Appraisal and Upcoming Development of the North Sea Bentley Field

Steve Kew, Exploration and Development Director, Xcite Energy Resources SIPC Canada Projects: Introduction, Strategy and Advantages in Developing Heavy Oil in Canada

Pengfei Yin, President, Sinopec International Exploration and Production Canada Petroleum

The Captain Field: 5 Years of Heavy Oil Innovation

Dr. Steve Garrett, Manager, Global Technology Center, Chevron Energy Technology Company 10:00 am—10:30 am Networking & Refreshment Break on the exhibition floor

Sponsored by: R E S O U R C E S

10:30 am—12:30 pm Session VI: Social License to Operate, Geo Political and Socio Political Challenges Social License to Operate: Stakeholder Engagement and Communication

Damien Bates, Editor, Press & Journal

Jim Rae, Managing Consultant, D-Comms (Scotland) Limited Heavy Oil in a Socio-Economic and Global Political Context

Ed Dancsok, Assistant Deputy Minister, Government of Saskatchewan

José Serrano Lozano, Vice President of Production, Northeast Offshore Region, PEMEX

Michael Cohen, Senior Oil Market Analyst, Oil Industry and Markets Division, IEA

Honourable Cal Dallas, Minister of International and Intergovernmental Relations, Government of Alberta

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BUSINESS CONFERENCE PROGRAMme

WEdnESDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER (AFTERNOON) Striving for Excellence in Heavy Oil: Improving Sustainability through Innovation and Collaboration 12:30 pm—1:30 pm Networking Luncheon

1:30 pm—3:00 pm Session VII: Manpower – Heavy Oil Sector Labour Supply and Demand Outlook

Moderator: Joanna Desjardins, Reservoir Engineer, ConocoPhillips and Director and Conference Chair, World Petroleum Council Youth Committee Global Workforce Mobility: Think Global While Acting Local

David Leng, Head of Schools and Educational Establishments, Aberdeen City Council

Stephanie Ryan, Director, Talent Acquisition, Suncor

Paul Paynter, Business Development Manager, Energy, Calgary Economic Development 3:00 pm—3:30 pm Networking & Refreshment Break on the exhibition floor

Sponsored by: R E S O U R C E S

3:30 pm—5:00 pm

Session VIII: The Future of Heavy Oil

Current and Future State and the Impact of Offshore Heavy Oil Development

Héctor Salgado Castro, Manager, Ayatsil-Tekel Development Project, PEMEX Heavy Oil – A Global Industry in a Global Spotlight: Continuing to Achieve Responsible Energy Development

Laura Atkins, Director, Petroleum Research, Hart Energy 5:00 pm—5:10 pm Closing Remarks

Jack Stevenson, Heavy Oil R&D Portfolio Manager, Chevron and Business Congress Chair, World Heavy Oil Congress 2012 5:10 pm—6:30 pm

Networking in the Exhibition

6:30 pm—9:30 pm

2014 Launch Party Hosted by: Held at Boyd Orr Hall, Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre

new orleans

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TECHNICAL CONFERENCE TOPIC DIRECTORY

Find sessions with ease! See the session list below to find which page in the Official Event Programme has your specific session’s details. Additionally, you can find current details online at worldheavyoilcongress.com.

Collaborative Environmental Technology

Natural Fractured Reservoir Natural Fractured Reservoir – page 34

Collaborative Environmental Technology – page 30

Completion & Production Technologies Completion & Production Technologies – page 32

Drilling, Completion & Stimulation Drilling, Completion & Stimulation – page 28

Emerging Technologies Emerging Technologies I – page 29 Emerging Technologies II – page 31

Fluid and Rock Properties Fluid and Rock Properties – page 34

Mining and Surface Facilities Mining and Surface Facilities – page 31

Non Thermal Processes Non Thermal Processes – page 32

Offshore Development Offshore Development 1 – page 33 Offshore Development 2 – page 35

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Production Production 1 – page 28 Production 2 – page 32

Research Research 1 – page 30 Research 2 – page 34

Reservoir and Reserves Reservoir and Reserves 1 – page 29 Reservoir and Reserves 2 – page 31 Reservoir and Reserves 3 – page 35

Reservoir Monitoring Reservoir Monitoring – page 33

Thermal Processes Thermal Processes I – page 29 Thermal Processes 2 – page 33 Thermal Processes 3 – page 35

technical CONFERENCE PROGRAMme

WedNESDAY, 12 September (morning)

7:00 am

Registration

Production 1

Drilling, Completion & Stimulation

8:30 am

Advanced Solutions for Steam Assisted Heavy Oil Production from Shallow Reservoirs (WHOC12-209) Ravil Ibatullin, TatNIPIneft

Reliability-Based Design and Assessment (RBDA) Method for Thermal Wells (WHOC12-144) Jueren Xie, C-FER Technologies Inc.

9:00 am

The Joint Implementation of Vapour Extraction (JIVE) Field Trials and Research Project: Key Lessons and Findings (WHOC12-249) Kyle Worth, Petroleum Technology Research Centre

Introduction of Rotary Steerable System and Deep Azimuthal Electromagnetic Resistivity Tool Technology for Well Placement purposes to maximize the reservoir exposure in the Orinoco Belt Venezuela (WHOC12-312) Maryesther Leon, Schlumberger

9:30 am

Application of Electrical Submersible Pumps Rated to 250째C in the Ramp-up Phase of the Leismer SAGD Project: A Case Study (WHOC12-237) Alexandra Robertson, Statoil Colin Drever, Schlumberger

Management of Uncertainties for Horizontal Well Placement in a Heavy Oil Field (WHOC12-351) Jaime Cuadros, Mansarovar Energy Colombia LTD

Location: Crombie Suite B

10:00 am

Networking & Refreshment Break on the exhibition floor

Production 1

Drilling, Completion & Stimulation

10:30 am

Pressure Rebound in Depleted Gas Caps. Economic Implications (WHOC12-189) Harald F Thimm , Thimm Petroleum Technologies Inc.

New thermally responsive cement for heavy oil wells (WHOC12-236) Dominique Guillot, Schlumberger

11:00 am

Electric Heating an Alternative to Enhance the Efficiency of Lifting Systems in the Production of Heavy Crude: A Colombian Field Application (WHOC12-171) Manuel Jaimes, Ecopetrol S.A.

Screen Selection Guidelines for Well Completions in Heavy Oil Reservoirs (WHOC12-183) Glenn Woiceshyn, Absolute Completion Technologies

11:30 am

Collision-enhanced Upgrading of Heavy-Oil (WHOC12-113) Charles Parker, Fludoil limited

A Review of Methods for Calculating Heat Transfer From A Wellbore to the Surrounding Ground (WHOC12-240) Paul Skoczylas, C-FER Technologies

12:00 pm

Experimental and numerical assessment of cold restart process of viscous oil pipeline (WHOC12-277) Aris Twerda, TNO

Downhole Electrical Heating Application For Heavy Oil Enhanced Recovery In Offshore Congo (WHOC12-244) Franco Bottazzi, eni

Location: Crombie Suite B

12:30 pm

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Networking Luncheon Boyd Orr Hall

Registration

Emerging Technologies I

Thermal Processes I

Reservoir and Reserves 1

Experiments Study to Explore the Potential of Multi-Stage Combustion Assisted Gravity Drainage (MS-CAGD) (WHOC12-152) Git LIM, Joyce CHEN, Alberta Innovates-Technology Futures

Source of H2S in Surface Vent Casing Flows of Thermal Recovery Oil Sands Wells (WHOC12-436) Yishu Song, ConocoPhillips

Challenges in Thermal Recovery of Heavy Oil/ Bitumen Resource and Reserves Evaluation (WHOC12-147) Doug Ho, Sproule Associates Limited

Assessment of GHG emissions associated with insitu heavy oil recovery processes (WHOC12-412) Thomas Boone, ExxonMobil Upstream Research/ Imperial Oil Resources

A Case Study of the Steam/Light Hydrocarbon Process (SAGD+TM) through History Matching (WHOC12-442) Edmund Lau, Connacher Oil and Gas Limited

Husky Subsurface Design and Execution of Thermal Well Placement (WHOC12-221) Ken Mislan, Husky

Using Molten Salt Nuclear Reactors in the Oil Sands (WHOC12-314) David LeBlanc, Ottowa Valley Research Associates

Inlet Scale Control in SAGD (WHOC12-169) Harald Thimm, Thimm Petroleum Technologies Inc

A Generalised Equation To Forecast Oil Rates in Horizontal Wells Considering Friction Losses, Cerro Negro Field, Carabobo Area, Orinoco Oil Belt (WHOC12-403) Antonio Ortiz, PDVSA

Location: Gordon Suite A

Location: Forbes Room

Location: Gordon Suite B

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Networking & Refreshment Break on the exhibition floor

R E S O U R C E S

Emerging Technologies I

Thermal Processes I

Reservoir and Reserves 1

Why The Radio Frequency Heating May Be Attractive For Bitumen Recovery (WHOC12-296) Igor Bogdanov, Open and Experimental Centre for Heavy Oil (CHLOE)

Petrocarabobo Company, Carabobo Block Orinoco Oil Belt Feasibility Study for Enhanced Oil Recovery Application (WHOC12-179) Abdel González, PETROINDEPENCIA

Global Asphaltene Content and Structure Related to Process Behavior (WHOC12-275) Anne Hoff, Statoil

HTL Heavy Oil Upgrading Monetizing stranded heavy oil assets in remote locations (WHOC12-408) Micheal Silverman, Ivanhoe Energy

Evaluation of steam injection scheme applied to the well MFB-617, SW-SAGD first pilot in the Faja Petrolífera del Orinoco (WHOC12-348) Ronald Mago, PDVSA

SAGD as an initial phase of production in a Venezuelan heavy oil reservoir (WHOC12-250) Yanira Acasio, Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA)

An Innovative Heavy Oil Production System (WHOC12-444) Mike Rushby, ZiLift

Subcritical water transformation of oil sands (WHOC12-402) Wren Montgomery, Department of Earth Science and Engineering, Imperial College London

Castilla 100K: A Giant Primary, Historical Production in a Heavy Oil Field (WHOC12-445) Jaime Rodríguez, Ecopetrol S.A.

Patent Strategies in the Oil and Gas Industry (WHOC12-280) Christine J. Collard, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Cyclic Steam Injection Statistical Analysis in San Tomé District, Orinoco Oil Belt (WHOC12-214) Cesar Quintero, PDVSA

A Heuristic Method for Minimizing Forecast Scenarios Simulation Time based on Short Span Optimisations. Heavy Oil Study Case BACH-18 (WHOC12-357) Mavis Millan, PDVSA

Location: Gordon Suite A

Location: Forbes Room

Location: Gordon Suite B

Networking Luncheon Boyd Orr Hall

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WedNESDAY, 12 September (Afternoon)

technical CONFERENCE PROGRAMme

Research 1

Collaborative Environmental Technology

1:30 pm

Progressing a Cyclic Solvent Heavy Oil Recovery Process to the Field Trial Stage (WHOC12- 194) Matthew Dawson, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company

Collaboration in Developing Canada’s World-Class Oil Sands Resource (WHOC12-384) Vincent Saubestre, Oil Sands Leadership Initiative

2:00 pm

Hot Solvent Injection (HSI) for bitumen recovery – a novel energy and recovery efficient approach (WHOC12-218) Jostein Alvestad, Statoil

Collaboration in Canada’s Oil Sands Results in New Water Treatment Certification Program (WHOC12- 386) Jean-Marc Jossinet, Nexen Inc

2:30 pm

Experimental Evaluation of Solvent Assisted SAGD (SA-SAGD): Hexane Addition to Steam (WHOC12- 315 ) Moslem H. Mohebati, Laricina Energy Ltd

Searching for Solutions: Synthetic Biology in the Canadian Oil Sands (WHOC12-387) Jill Lang, ConocoPhillips Canada

Location: Crombie Suite B

3:00 pm

Networking & Refreshment Break on the exhibition floor

Research 1

Collaborative Environmental Technology

3:30 pm

Fluidification of heavy oils: molecular effects of microwaves treatment (WHOC12-230) Cristina Flego, ENI

Land Stewardship Collaboration in the Boreal Forest of the Canadian Oil Sands (WHOC12-388) Jeremy Reid, Nexen Inc

4:00 pm

A Case of Caprock Integrity Assessment for a Nonthermal Polymer Flooding using 3D Anisotropic Coupled Reservoir Geomechanical Simulation (WHOC12-334) Safdar Khan, Schlumberger

Innovative Environmental Scenario Analysis and Management Tools in Canada’s Oil Sands Region: Landscape Ecological Assessment and Planning (LEAP) (WHOC12-389) John Peters, Silvacom Group

4:30 pm

Wormhole Characterization to Optimize Cold Heavy Oil Production with Sand (CHOPS) in Western Canada (WHOC12- 247) Erik Nickel, Petroleum Technology Research Centre

Innovation Led By Youth: A Collaborative Model in Northern Alberta’s Oil Sands Communities (WHOC12-391) Helen Jacobs, Oil Sands Leadership Initiative (OSLI)

5:00 pm

Experimental Inter-stages Study of an Electrical Submersible Pump Handling Heavy Viscous Fluid in Multiphase Conditions (WHOC12-188) Javier Ibarra, R&D Institute of Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA‐Intevep)

Canada’s Oil Sands: A Collaborative Approach to Addressing Oil Sand Tailings (WHOC12-395) Alan E. Fair, Oil Sands Tailings Consortium

Location: Crombie Suite B

5:30 pm

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Emerging Technologies II

Mining and Surface Facilities

Reservoir and Reserves 2

Technological Developments for Enhancing Extra Heavy Oil Productivity in Fields of the “Faja Petrolifera del Orinoco” (FPO), Venezuela (WHOC12-128) Teófilo Villarroel, PDVSA - CVP

Processability of weathered oil sands ore (WHOC12-137) Adeolu Adetowubo, Canadian Natuaral Resources

Establishing the Maximum Carbon Number for Reliable Quantitative Gas Chromatographic Analysis of Heavy Ends Hydrocarbons. Part 1: Low-Conversion Thermal Cracking Modeling (WHOC12-126) Diana H. Baez, Institute of Petroleum Engineering, Heriot-Watt University.s

Use of Oxy-combustion in Integrated Process Schemes for Heavy Oil Upgrading and Enhanced Oil Recovery (WHOC12-208) Alberto Delbianco, eni - E&P Division

Heavy Oil Transportation: Advances In Water Continuous Emulsion Methods (WHOC12-333) Jonathan Wylde, Clariant Oil Services

Understanding Caprock Integrity and Failure Limits During Thermal Recovery Processes (WHOC12-321) Safdar Khan, Schlumberger

Upgrading crude oil by a deasphalting technology under not severe operating conditions (WHOC12-121) Adrian R.Z Marin, PDVSA

Preliminary Studies Focused on Chemical Treatment of Mature Fine Tailings (MFT) with IPH Technology (WHOC12-426) Omidreza Mohammadzadeh, Toxicology Centre, University of Saskatchewan

Oil Sands Geomodeling for Thermal Flow Simulation (WHOC12-246) Ned Etris, Suncor Energy

Location: Gordon Suite A

Location: Forbes Room

Location: Gordon Suite B

Sponsored by:

Networking & Refreshment Break on the exhibition floor

R E S O U R C E S

Emerging Technologies II

Mining and Surface Facilities

Reservoir and Reserves 2

Water free oil sand extraction and upgrading (WHOC12-114) Olav Ellingsen, TARBLASTER AS

Better Treatment Approach to SAGD Phase Separation (WHOC12-104) Paul Hart, Champion Technologies

A New Analytic Model for Fluid Parameters Prediction along Injector Wellbore during Dualwell SAGD Process (WHOC12-112) Yongbin Wu, Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development (RIPED), Petrochina

Downhole Static Mixer Evalutation in extraheavy crude oil in the Faja Ptrolifera Del Orinoco (WHOC12-338) Steve Marfissi, PDVSA

A Validated Numerical Pressure Loss Model for Water Lubricated Pipeline Transportation of Heavy Oil (WHOC12-319) Sayeed Rushd, University of Alberta

Optimization of the Horizontal STAR Well Pattern in the Orinoco Oil Belt (WHOC12-110) Edgar F. Rincon, Schlumberger

Improvements on Wide Frequency Range Modeling of Electromagnetic Heating for Heavy Oil Recovery (WHOC12-405) Amin Saeedfar, Schlumberger

Monitoring PPB Levels of Dissolved Oxygen in SAGD Facilities (WHOC12-1354) Glenn Weagle, Champion Technologies

Asphaltene Gradients and Tar Mat Formation in Oil Reservoirs (WHOC12-184) Oliver Mullins, DBR Technology Center, Schlumberger

Productivity improvement in horizontal wells in Petrocedeño field, through surfactant injection programs (WHOC12-368) Omar Toledo, PDVSA, Total and Statoil

Improving heavy oil pipeline transportation using a new polymer technology (WHOC12-185) Phil Fletcher, Oilflow Solutions Inc

Integrating the Theoretical Model for Predicting the Drainage Rate of SAGD Based on A 3-D HPHT Physical Model Study (WHOC12-204) Zan Cheng, Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina

Location: Gordon Suite A

Location: Forbes Room

2014 Launch Party Boyd Orr Hall

Location: Gordon Suite B

Hosted by:

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7:00 am

Registration

Production 2

Location: Crombie Suite B

Completion & Production Technologies

Non Thermal Processes

Location: Room 18

8:30 am

Improved Dehydartion of Heay Crude Oil and DILBIT using Improved Electrostaticf Fields (WHOC12-195) Erik Sellman, Cameron Process Systems

Integrated Advanced Well Completion Design Implementation Helps To Quantify Uncertainty and Optimize Well Designs in an Extra-Heavy Oil Field in the GOM (WHOC12-363) Daniel G. Gavito, PEMEX

Horizontal CHOPS Success on Alaska’s North Slope (WHOC12-428) James Young, BP

9:00 am

A Water Technology Centre: Accelerated Testing Capabilities to Speed Implementation (WHOC12-385) David Pernitsky, Suncor Energy

Offshore Heavy Oil Development: A Case Study of the First Thermal Well Completion in China Offshore (WHOC12-261) Hailong Zhang, China Oilfield Services Ltd

Research and Application of Enhanced Nitrogen-Foam Flooding Control Agent System in Field BoHaiQ (WHOC12-206) Weiyu Chen, CNOOC

9:30 am

Experiences and Best Practices in the use of PCP in Orinoco Oil Belt – Ayacucho Division, San Tome Area, Venezuela (WHOC12-365) Reinaldo Figuera, PDVSA

Zonal isolation and wellbore integrity optimization by providing sealants the ability to produce sealing capability through comprehensive design and execution approach (WHOC12-161) Farzad Tahmourpour, Halliburton Canada

Enhancing the CHOPS process through reservoir conditioning (WHOC12-201) David Yale, ExxonMobil

10:00 am

Networking & Refreshment Break on the exhibition floor

Production 2

Location: Crombie Suite B

Completion & Production Technologies

Non Thermal Processes

Location: Room 18

Location: Gordon Suite A

10:30 am

Canada’s Oil Sands: A collaborative approach to technology development (WHOC12-393) Carolyn Preston, Canadian Oilsands Network for Research and Development (CONRAD)

Wellhead Engineering Designs for different EOR Thermal Mechanisms in a Venezuelan heavy oil field. (WHOC12-255) Alberto A. Uzcátegui, PDVSA Petrocedeño

An Innovative Decline Curve Analysis Approach in A Massive Heavy Oil Field Producing with CHOPS (WHOC12-262) Wang Ruifeng, Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development (RIPED)

11:00 am

Practice and Improvement of Sand Washing Technology for Heavy Oil Horizontal Wells (WHOC12-132) Sun Huoli, PetroChina

Thermal Analysis of Completions for Cyclic steam Injection used in san tomé District.

Orinoco Oil Belt. (WHOC12-216) Jose St Bernard, PDVSA Petropiar

Catastrophic Water Breakthrough in Waterflooded CHOPS Wells (WHOC12-366) Cameron McBruney, Gaffney, Cline & Associates

11:30 am

Successful Deployment of a New Generation of Progressive Cavity Pump in a High GOR Argentinian Heavy Oil Field (WHOC12-380) Alban Pierchon, PCM

Technological transfer mechanism options to be applied in the Orinoco Oil Belt (WHOC12-375) Janeth López, PDVSA

Impact of Reservoir Heterogeneity on Viscous Fingering Instability in Heavy Oil Reservoirs in a Quarter Five-Spot Configuration (WHOC12-323) Behrooz Hosseini, University of Alberta

12:00 pm

Selection and Field Testing of Steam Distribution Systems in Horizontal Wells (WHOC12-330) Dmitry Yuryev, RN-SakhalinNIPImorneft

Hydroxide Alkalinity Management Using Recycled Boiler Blow Down or Caustic In SAGD (WHOC12-136) Glenn Weagle, Champion Technologies

Study of polymer flooding at early development stage in offshore oilfield of Bohai Bay (WHOC12-138) Zhou Wei, CNOOC Research Institute

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Thermal Processes 2

Reservoir Monitoring

Offshore Development 1

Improved Demulsifier Performance for SAGD Production Treatment (WHOC12-168) Jacqueline Behles, Baker Hughes

Remote reservoir monitoring in oil sands: From feasibility study to baseline datasets (WHOC12-231) Richard Tondel, Statoil

Experimental studies of ESP performance with two-phase fluids with live viscous oils (WHOC12-213) Alexey Pavlov, Statoil

Foam applied to SAGD for reducing heat losses to thief zones (WHOC12-212) Alfredo Perez-Perez, CHLOE at the University of Pau

Ground motion monitoring with radar technology – Case study of SAGD operations of Leismer: Results of ground motion monitoring during first year of steam injection and experiences how results are used to take operational decisions (WHOC12- 211) Geraint Cooksley, Altamira Information

Semi-Optimal Control of Single and Multiple Inflow Control Valves in Production Wells (WHOC12-297) Terry Stone, Schlumberger

SAGD Visualization Experiments: What Have We Learned About the Pore-Level Physics of This Process? (WHOC12-421) Omidreza Mohammadzadeh, Toxicology Centre, University of Saskatchewan

Review and Evaluation of Continuous Full Field Temperature and Pressure Reservoir Monitoring at Statoil’s SAGD Leismer Demonstration Project (WHOC12-301) Scott PENNY, Petrospec Engineering Ltd Tom A. SOLVOLL, Statoil

Waking the Sleeping Giants (WHOC12-439) Andy Sanderson, Statoil

Location: Forbes Room

Location: Gordon Suite B Sponsored by:

Location: Fleming Auditorium Sponsored by:

R E S O U R C E S

Thermal Processes 2

Reservoir Monitoring

Offshore Development 1

Effects of SARA Fraction on the Combustion Kinetic of Heavy Oils (WHOC12-298) Ronaldo Gonçalves dos Santos, CEPETRO - UNICAMP

Monitoring Tools to Diagnose Operational Problems in Horizontal Wells, Petrocedeno, Junin Field, Faja Petrolifera Del Orinoco (FPO), Venezuela (WHOC12-416) Carla Guevara, PDVSA

The Production of Heavy Oil Using HSP Technology (WHOC12-443) William Harden, ClydeUnion Pumps

Heavy Oil Production/Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Irradiation: Model Case Study (WHOC12-235) Liana A. Kovaleva, Bashkir State University

Pelican Lake Surveillance: Polymer Flooded Heavy Oil Reservoir (WHOC12-413) Anne Valentine, Schlumberger Ltd

Unlocking Future Heavy Oil Development in the North Sea – A Well Testing Success in the Kraken Field (WHOC12-307) Yakov Shumakov, Schlumberger

Upgrading of Athabasca Bitumen Using Supported Catalyst in Conjunction with In-Situ Combustion (WHOC12-259) Ibrahim I. Abu, In Situ Combustion Group, Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, University of Calgary

Exploiting the natural variation in fluid properties in oil sands reservoirs: Geochemical fingerprinting supporting heavy oil thermal recovery operations (WHOC12-252) Barry Bennett, Gushor Inc

Drilling and Completion Challenges in the Mariner Heavy Oil Development (WHOC12-399) Allan Baklid, Statoil

Review of the In-Situ Upgrading of Produced Oil in In-Situ Combustion Projects (WHOC12-390) Barry Blacklock, Laryan Petroprojects Ltd.

More than 10 years’ experience with multiphase flowmeter in Heavy Oil with either Cold or Thermal Production (WHOC12-131) Bruno Pinguet, Schlumberger

An overview of the handling of extra heavy crude oil. “All crude oils are different but some crudes are more different than others” (WHOC12-435) Thomas Tillbert, Nynas AB

Location: Forbes Room

Location: Gordon Suite B Sponsored by:

Location: Fleming Auditorium Sponsored by:

Thursday, 13 September (morning)

Sponsored by:

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12:30 pm

Networking Luncheon – PEMEX Dr. Víctor Hugo Arana Ortiz, PEMEX

Research 2

Fluid and Rock Properties

Naturally Fractured Reservoir

1:30 pm

A new pressure field based model for Cold Heavy Oil Production with Sand (WHOC12-383) Brian VanderHeyden, BP

Heavy Oil Petrophysical Evaluation Using new Log Technology and Modified Water Saturation model (WHOC12-251) Jose Marcos, Baker Hughes

Thermal Reservoir Simulation: Thermal Property Data Uncertainties and Their Influence on Simulation Results (WHOC12-291) Yury Popov, Schlumberger

2:00 pm

Thermo-Oxidative and Combustion Analysis of Heavy and Light Crude Oils: A New Approach (WHOC12-257) Ericka Rios, University of Calgary

Practical downhole dielectric and diffusion-based NMR workflow for viscosity measurement in viscous shaly-sand reservoir using laboratory calibration – A case study from Kuwait (WHOC12-397) Khalid Ahmed, Kuwait Oil Company

A Comparative Evaluation of Recovery Efficiency in the Clastic and Grosmont Carbonate Reservoirs (WHOC12-424) Qi Jiang, Osum Oil Sands Corp

2:30 pm

A New Class of Biodegradable Demulsifiers for Heavy Oil Emulsions (WHOC12-159) Scott Caird, Champion Technologies

Experimental Investigations of Rock Thermal Properties for Yarega Heavy Oilfield with New Methods and Equipment (WHOC12-292) Yury Popov, Schlumberger Moscow Research Center

Reconciling Rock Type, Permeability, and Water Saturation Based on New Approaches in Rock Typing and Capillary Pressure. A Heavy Oil Case Study (WHOC12-377) Edwin Tillero, PDVSA

Location: Crombie Suite B

3:00 pm

Location: Room 18

Networking & Refreshment Break on the exhibition floor

Research 2

Fluid and Rock Properties

Naturally Fractured Reservoir

3:30 pm

Mitigation of In Situ Oil Sands Development Impacts on Woodland Caribou: A Federally Threatened Species in Canada (WHOC12-263) Amit Saxena, Devon Canada Corporation

Determination of grain size distribution in a turbidic heavy oil field from Brazil offshore based on LWD data -NMR and electrical image. (WHOC12-407) Mariana Bressan, Baker Hughes

From vugs to bugs: a look at microbial activity in carbonate reservoirs (WHOC12-440) Uriel Guerrero, Suncor

4:00 pm

Policy Implications of a new study on the Lifecycle Carbon Intensity of Gasoline and Diesel from Crude Oils, Bitumen and Synthetic Crude Oils in a European Context (WHOC12-422) Christopher J. Holly, Government of Alberta, Department of Energy

Viscosity and Asphaltene Profiles in Mobile Heavy Oil Reservoirs (WHOC12-182) Oliver MULLINS, Schlumberger

Study of Residual oil in Tahe 4th block Heavy Oil Carbonate Reservoir (WHOC12-371) Zhongchun Liu, Pepris, SINOPEC

4:30 pm

Sulfur recovery of heavy oil by rapid Extractive Adsorptive process using different natural materials (WHOC12-143) Isam A.H. Al Zubaidy, American University of Sharjah

Handling an adequate Geosciences´ Synergy for Modeling an Original Fluid Distribution in Unconsolidated Sandstone Containing Extra Heavy Oil (WHOC12-382) Laura Rodriguez, PDVSA

Thermal Recovery Process Design for Carbonate Formations: A Comparison of Material and Energy Balances of CSS in the Clearwater Oil Sands Formation and the Grosmont Carbonates Formation (WHOC12-303) Cosmas Ezeuko, University of Calgary

Location: Crombie Suite B

5:30 pm

Location: Room 18

Closing Cocktails

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Location: Gordon Suite A

Networking Luncheon – PEMEX Dr. Víctor Hugo Arana Ortiz, PEMEX

Thermal Processes 3

Reservoir and Reserves 3

Offshore Development 2

Simulation Based Shale Baffle Characterization in the Huyapari Thermal Pilot Area (WHOC12-217) Joanna Infante Ojeda, PDVSA-PETROPIAR

Analysis of the Development Plan of Block Junin 10 in The Orinoco Oil Belt (20122031) through a System Dynamics Model and the Evaluation of Strategic Scenarios (WHOC12-381) Pedro Lira, PDVSA

Innovative Approach to Characterizing a Heavy Oil North Sea Reservoir drilled with OBM, using Multi-Depth of Investigation NMR, Dielectric Permittivity and Sonic Anisotropy (WHOC12-164) David Dangfa, Schlumberger Oilfield UK

Control of Catalyst Deactivation in THAI-CAPRI Process For In-Situ Oilsands Recovery and Upgrading. (WHOC12-129) Abarasi Hart, University of Birmingham

EOR of Overall Infill of Multiwell Cluster In Offshore Oil Field–Case Study in SZ36-1 Oilfield (WHOC12-174) Fengjiu Zhang, CNOOC Canada Inc

Heavy Crude Oil as a Fuel for the SGT-500 Gas Turbine (WHOC12-127) Per Johansson, Siemens

Recent Advances in Gas and Solvent Solubility Estimation in SAGD (WHOC12-434) Harald Thimm, Thimm Petroleum Technologies Inc

Decreasing uncertainty in the identification of fluid contacts in Petrocedeño : using core analysis and high-tech logs to differentiate fluid contacts from facies effects of similar signature on well logs. (WHOC12-254) Mayda Malaspina, Petrocedena

Polymer mixing and injection system in offshore heavy oil oilfield (WHOC12-162) Minghua Zou, CNOOC

Location: Forbes Room

Location: Gordon Suite B

Location: Fleming Auditorium Sponsored by:

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Thermal Processes 3

Reservoir and Reserves 3

Offshore Development 2

Comparison of coreflooding experiments: Steam + solvent co-injections (WHOC12-401) Céline Lamy, Total

Modeling the Injection Behavior of Oil Sands Reservoir (WHOC12-200) Jianlin Wang, ExxonMobil

An overview of Non-Thermal Enhanced Heavy Oil Recovery activities at the Centre for Enhanced Oil Recovery and CO2 Solutions (WHOC12-441) Alireza Emadi, Heriot Watt University

Analysis of Performance Of The Ongoing Cyclic Steam Stimulation Campaign in Kuwait (WHOC12-210) Tirtharenu SANYAL, Kuwait Oil Company

Alternative Well Configurations In SAGD: Rearranging Wells to Improve Performance (WHOC12-394) John Stalder, ConocoPhillips

Study on the activated polymer flooding technology for the offshore heavy oilfield (WHOC12-224) Zhang JIAN, CNOOC

Quantification the Soaking Time in Reservoir Subjected to Cyclic Steam Injection, Based on Real Data. Orinoco Oil Belt. (WHOC12-215) Francisco Armas, PDVSA Petropiar

Methodology to select, rank and program EOR projects to rapidly increase reserves (WHOC12-437) Edgar Rangel-German, National Hydrocarbon Commission

Overview of the Heimdal reservoir drainage strategy for the Mariner Development (WHOC12-400) Raymond Ramautarsing, Statoil

Location: Forbes Room

Location: Gordon Suite B

Location: Fleming Auditorium Sponsored by:

Thursday, 13 September (Afternoon)

Sponsored by:

Networking & Refreshment Break on the exhibition floor

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Exhibition Hours

Internet Centre

Tuesday, 11 September Wednesday, 12 September Thursday, 13 September

Stay connected while at World Heavy Oil Congress at the Internet Centre located on the exhibition floor. A complimentary resource that allows you to keep in touch with the office, review your work, or report on new business connections you’ve made.

12:00 pm – 6:30 pm 10:00 am – 6:30 pm 10:00 am – 5:30 pm

See Floor Plan, page 38.

NewsStand: Free Industry Publications World Heavy Oil Congress has been supported by some of the finest industry publications. Be sure to stop in at the NewsStand on the exhibition floor to pick up your complimentary copy of the following publications: • E&P Magazine • Oil & Gas Eurasia • Oil & Gas Investor • Petroleum • Roustabout Energy International • Scandinavian Oil + Gas Magazine • The Oil & Gas Magazine • Upstream • World Oil

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Presentation Theatre The Presentation Theatre on the exhibition floor will feature a program of presentations by local and international exhibitors, stakeholders and industry representatives. Free to attend for visitors, exhibitors and delegates of the Congress, the Presentation Theatre will offer information about opportunities, education, and innovative products and services. Please pick up your daily schedule of presentations at the Registration Area.

Tuesday Presentations

12:15 pm - 5:00 pm

Wednesday Presentations

10:15 am - 5:00 pm

Thursday Presentations

10:15 am - 4:00 pm

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Exhibitor Locator Index

Company Name................................................................Booth Aberdeen..................................................................................1201 ALE............................................................................................1117 Altamira Information...............................................................1000 Applied Rigaku Technologies, Inc............................................1014 Baker Hughes...........................................................................1129 Calgary Economic Development.............................................1515 Champion Technologies...........................................................1329 China National Offshore Oil Corp. (CNOOC)...........................1101 ConocoPhillips Specialty Products Inc.....................................1020 Croda Europe Ltd.....................................................................1247 Edmonton Economic Development Corporation...................1521 FMC Technologies Inc. ............................................................1426 Government of Alberta............................................................1416 Government of Saskatchewan................................................1409 GRAINGER................................................................................1010 H.P. Well Screen B.V.................................................................1002 Halliburton . .............................................................................1216 Nautical Petroleum..................................................................1309 Norseman Structures Inc.........................................................1004 Nynas AB............................................................................... 1309A

Company Name................................................................Booth OilCareers.com.........................................................................1121 Olympus Industrial...................................................................1012 PCM..........................................................................................1220 Pemex.......................................................................................1009 Perupetro S.A...........................................................................1017 Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A (PDVSA).....................................1109 Petroleum Technology Research Centre.................................1409 Petrospec Engineering Ltd.......................................................1520 Photon Control Inc...................................................................1421 Scottish Development International.......................................1201 Sproule International Limited..................................................1423 Statoil (U.K.) Limited................................................................1209 Suncor Energy Inc.....................................................................1029 The Press & Journal and ENERGY............................................1509 Thermo Fisher Scientific..........................................................1016 Total SA.....................................................................................1229 Vista Projects Limited...............................................................1413 WIKA Instruments Canada Ltd................................................1517 World Heavy Oil Congress 2014..............................................1001

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Products & Services Directory Abrasion & Corrosion Control Champion Technologies....................... 1329

Engineering

Instrumentation

Photon Control Inc............................... 1421 Sproule International Limited.............. 1423 Vista Projects Limited.......................... 1413

Olympus Industrial............................... 1012 Photon Control Inc............................... 1421

Certification & Classification

Design Vista Projects Limited.......................... 1413

Sproule International Limited.............. 1423

Instrumentation, Systems & Controls Photon Control Inc............................... 1421

Chemicals & Petrochemicals

Petroleum Sproule International Limited.............. 1423

Measurement Olympus Industrial............................... 1012 Photon Control Inc............................... 1421

Champion Technologies....................... 1329 China National Offshore Oil Corp.

(CNOOC)............................................. 1101 Nynas AB............................................1309A

Project Management Vista Projects Limited.......................... 1413

Maintenance & Repair

Consultants Sproule International Limited.............. 1423 Engineering Sproule International Limited.............. 1423 Geotechnical Sproule International Limited.............. 1423

Contract Operating Services China National Offshore Oil Corp.

(CNOOC)............................................. 1101

Drilling China National Offshore Oil Corp.

(CNOOC)............................................. 1101 FMC Technologies Inc.......................... 1426 Surface Equipment FMC Technologies Inc.......................... 1426

Enhanced Recovery Champion Technologies....................... 1329 PCM...................................................... 1220 Vista Projects Limited.......................... 1413

Filters GRAINGER............................................ 1010 Air, Gas & Liquids GRAINGER............................................ 1010

Fire Protection GRAINGER............................................ 1010 Equipment & Services GRAINGER............................................ 1010

Flow Metres

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Media/Publications The Press & Journal and ENERGY........ 1509 Print (Daily) The Press & Journal and ENERGY........ 1509 Print (Monthly) The Press & Journal and ENERGY........ 1509

Production China National Offshore Oil Corp.

(CNOOC)............................................. 1101

Pumps

Photon Control Inc............................... 1421

FMC Technologies Inc.......................... 1426 PCM...................................................... 1220

Fracturing FMC Technologies Inc.......................... 1426

Artificial Lift PCM...................................................... 1220

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Equipment & Services FMC Technologies Inc.......................... 1426

Health & Safety

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Electrical Apparatus Olympus Industrial............................... 1012

GRAINGER............................................ 1010

Olympus Industrial............................... 1012

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Recruitment

Equipment & Systems GRAINGER............................................ 1010

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Champion Technologies....................... 1329 China National Offshore Oil Corp.

(CNOOC)............................................. 1101 Photon Control Inc............................... 1421

FMC Technologies Inc.......................... 1426 H.P. Well Screen B.V............................. 1002 PCM...................................................... 1220 Photon Control Inc............................... 1421

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Downhole Equipment PCM...................................................... 1220 Photon Control Inc............................... 1421

Sproule International Limited.............. 1423

Wireline Services & Equipment H.P. Well Screen B.V............................. 1002

Workover Services & Equipment H.P. Well Screen B.V............................. 1002

Flow Control H.P. Well Screen B.V............................. 1002

Tools GRAINGER............................................ 1010

Valves

Wellhead Equipment FMC Technologies Inc.......................... 1426 PCM...................................................... 1220

FMC Technologies Inc.......................... 1426 Wellhead FMC Technologies Inc.......................... 1426

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Our structures are ideal for: Oversized equipment and machinery storage Maintenance shops and warehousing

Wash facilities and warm up tents Cold storage

Visit Norseman Structures at Stand #1004

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Exhibitor Profiles

OFFICIAL CONGRESS STAKEHOLDER

Aberdeen Booth: 1201 www.aberdeencity.gov.uk/ILV Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, UK T: +44 (0) 1224 522 954 Key to the UK/Scottish economy, Aberdeen is an internationally recognised business centre with competitive industries, academic and research capabilities and a highly skilled workforce. In partnership with government, industry and academia, Aberdeen City Council is focussed on providing advice/information enabling companies to access business development opportunities across the world.

Aberdeen Marketplace Booth: 1347 Take a little piece of Scotland home with you. Visit the Aberdeen Marketplace to source gifts from local retailers such as John Lewis and The Edinburgh Woolen Mill.

ALE Booth: 1117 www.ale-heavylift.com Hixon, Staffordshire, UK T: +44 1889 272 500 ALE delivers an end-to-end service covering every aspect of the handling, transportation and installation of heavy loads. With a presence in all major oil and gas centres in the world, ALE provide a fully engineered, efficient and cost-effective solution for the handling of critical items of process plant and equipment.

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Altamira Information

Calgary Economic Development

Booth: 1000 www.altamira-information.com Calgary, Alberta, Canada T: +1 (604) 563-2745 Altamira Information is an experienced Earth Observation company that provides ground deformation measurements and maps with millimetric precision using satellite images. Clients in the heavy oil sector rely on our technology to detect and measure ground deformation in the past and monitor motion above their reservoirs on an ongoing basis.

Booth: 1515 www.calgaryeconomicdevelopment.com Calgary, Alberta, Canada T: +1 (403) 221-3569 An innovative initiative led by Calgary Economic Development, Calgary. Be Part of the Energy promotes Calgary as a great city to make a living and make a life and raises international awareness about Calgary as a leading global business centre and career destination.

Visit www.bepartoftheenergy.ca or follow us @partoftheenergy.

Applied Rigaku Technologies, Inc. Booth: 1014 www.rigakuedxrf.com Austin, Texas, United States T: +1 (512) 225-1796 Manufacturer of bench top and process elemental analyzers to determine the sulfur content of crude oil. Applications include heavy oil upgrading, pipeline interface detection, and crude oil quality control. We offer both at-line and continuous on-line analysis of the oil’s sulfur content.

Baker Hughes Booth: 1129 www.bakerhughes.com Houston, Texas, United States T: +1 (713) 439-8600 Baker Hughes is a leading supplier of oilfield services, products, technology and systems to the worldwide oil and natural gas industry. The company’s 57,000-plus employees today work in more than 80 countries helping customers find, evaluate, drill, produce, transport and process hydrocarbon resources.

Champion Technologies Booth: 1329 www.champ-tech.com Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, UK T: +1 (403) 234-7881 Champion Technologies is a global specialty chemical company with 3,100+ employees in more than 30 countries delivering innovative and engineered programs for upstream, midstream, and downstream oil and gas markets. Our integrated offering combines sustainable chemistry, technology, and service to enhance your world.

OFFICIAL CONGRESS STAKEHOLDER

China National Offshore Oil Corp.

(CNOOC) Booth: 1101 www.cnooc.com.cn Beijing, China T: +86 10 8452 1999 China National Offshore Oil Corporation is the largest offshore oil and gas producer in China, an integrated group of energy-related companies, with six main business segments: oil & gas exploration and development; professional technical services; refining, sales and fertilisers; natural gas and power generation; financial services and alternative energy resources.

Exhibitor Profiles ConocoPhillips Specialty Products Inc. Booth: 1020 www.liquidpower.com Houston, Texas, United States T: +1 (832) 486-3212 ConocoPhillips Specialty Products Inc. is the global leader of drag reduction.

CSPI specializes in maximizing the flow potential of pipelines, while increasing operational flexibility, throughput capacity and substantially increasing profit potentials. CSPI offers a portfolio of flow improvers for both crude oils and refined products. Visit www.LiquidPower.com for more information.

Croda Europe Ltd Booth: 1247 www.croda.com East Yorkshire, UK T: +44 7795 396623 Croda is a global speciality chemicals manufacturer with operations in all regions of the world. Recognised by our customers for our expertise in surface chemistry Croda has delivered innovative products to the Oil and Gas service industry for over 20 years, solving diverse problems in drilling, production and refining.

Edmonton Economic Development Corporation Booth: 1521 www.edmonton.com Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T: +1 (780) 917-7645 Edmonton, Canada’s Other Energy Capital, delivers a wealth of innovation, research and unlimited opportunities.

We have extensive upstream and downstream infrastructure and renowned research institutes. Our energy and research technology institutes are the key to meeting the energy & environmental challenges of today.

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Exhibitor Profiles FMC Technologies Inc.

GRAINGER

Booth: 1426 www.fmctechnologies.com Houston, Texas, United States T: +1 (281) 591-4000 FMC Technologies is a global corporation and a leader within the oil and gas equipment and services industry with 27 production facilities in 16 countries and 16,100 employees around the world.

We design, manufacture and service innovative technologies and solutions that help our customers solve their most difficult challenges.

Booth: 1010 www.grainger.com Lake Forest, Illinois, United States T: +1 (847) 535-4316 Grainger is the leading global broad line supplier of quality industrial supplies to maintain, repair and operate your business. With hundreds of thousands of products in stock from a wide range of product categories, Grainger has the products you need, when you need them.

OFFICIAL CONGRESS STAKEHOLDER

Government of Alberta Booth: 1416 www.alberta-canada.com Calgary, Alberta, Canada T: +1 (780) 427-6060 Alberta is a major energy producer with enormous untapped potential. The province’s strong economy, low taxes, knowledgeable workforce and worldclass infrastructure make Alberta an attractive place to live, work and invest in. Visit our booth to see what the Alberta Government has to offer your company.

H.P. Well Screen B.V Booth: 1002 www.hpwellscreen.com Wierden, Netherlands T: +31 546 577908 H.P. Well Screen is one of Europe’s largest manufactures and specialist of wedge wire screen filtration products.

We offer customized screen solutions of applications in the Oil&Gas, Water, Geothermal, Petrochemical, General Filtration Industries and Architecture.

We offer a wide range of well screens, reactor internals, industrial filters and architectural gratings.

Gold Sponsor OFFICIAL CONGRESS STAKEHOLDER

Government of Saskatchewan Booth: 1409 www.economy.gov.sk.ca Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada T: +1 (306) 787-8360 Saskatchewan is Canada’s second largest oil producer and one of the top producers in North America. We have over 40 billion barrels of conventional oil in place and exciting potential in heavy oil, oil sands, the Bakken Formation and other tight oil plays.

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Halliburton Booth: 1216 www.halliburton.com Houston, Texas, United States T: +1 (281) 575-5362 Founded in 1919, Halliburton is one of the world’s largest providers of products and services to the energy industry.

With more than 70,000 employees in approximately 80 countries, the company serves the upstream oil and gas industry throughout the lifecycle of the reservoir.

OFFICIAL CONGRESS STAKEHOLDER

Nautical Petroleum Booth: 1309 www.nauticalpetroleum.com London, UK T: +44 (0)20 7647 0120 Nautical Petroleum plc is to secure further oil discoveries in the UKCS and EU through acquisitions, farmins and licensing rounds. We aim to achieve near term production on current assets and enhance crude value and mitigate risk through our relationships.

Norseman Structures Inc. Booth: 1004 www.norsemanstructures.com Swadlincote, Derbyshire, UK T: +44 (0) 1283 554120 Norseman Structures is committed to a quality product, excellent value and superior service in the design, fabrication and installation of steel framed, fabric covered buildings.

Excellence in building design and a focus on safety and quality gives customers confidence in the reliability of a trusted advisor - Norseman Structures.

OFFICIAL CONGRESS STAKEHOLDER

Nynas AB Booth: 1309A www.nynas.com Stockholm, Sweden T: +34 630 653 827 Nynas is a different kind of oil Company. Our business is specialised oil applications - we use heavy oil to create sustainable value. In order to meet our customers’ changing needs, we work closely with them to continually develop oil’s unique possibilities. That’s what we call - Taking oil further.

Exhibitor Profiles OilCareers.com

Olympus Industrial

PCM

Booth: 1121 www.oilcareers.com Aberdeen, UK OilCareers.com is an online job board built specifically for the oil and gas industry. It features thousands of jobs from leading international energy companies. Plus, it also has career advice, tools and resources to help you find your next position in the energy industry.

Register free now at OilCareers.com!

Booth: 1012 www.olympus-ims.com Southend on Sea, Essex, UK T: +44 1702 616333 Olympus is renowned as the leading manufacturer and supplier of nondestructive testing and remote visual inspection equipment for engineering and maintenance applications throughout the world. Now also offering a new range of XRF (X-Ray Fluorescence) analysers. Come and see us and our range of products at booth 1012.

Booth: 1220 www.pcm.eu Levallois Perret, France T: +33 (1) 77 68 31 00 PCM provides pumping solutions for Oil & Gas with complete Progressing Cavity Pump (PCP) artificial lift systems and services. Serving demands of the Heavy Oil industry since 1989, PCM manufactures one of the widest ranges of PCP technologies. This unique expertise has enabled operators to overcome their challenges.

YOUR PRIORITY IS OUR PRIORITY When it comes to recovery of heavy oil and oil sands resources, Champion Technologies is with you from the beginning, emphasising clear understanding of your goals and business objectives. Continued thorough involvement with you ensures robust and effective chemical and management programs. Whether you’re faced with issues of viscosity, asphaltenes, sand production, or water quality, we’re there with you —start to finish.

Come talk to our Heavy Oil experts at booth #1329

Learn more at champ-tech.com

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Pemex Booth: 1009 www.pemex.com Mexico PEMEX is Mexico’s National Oil Company. PEMEX covers all phases of the petroleum industry from Exploration and Production to Industrial Processing, Distribution and Marketing of raw materials and Refined Products. It works through four subsidiaries: PEMEX Exploration and Production, PEMEX Refining, PEMEX Gas and PEMEX Petrochemicals.

Perupetro S.A. Booth: 1017 www.perupetro.com.pe San Borja, Lima, Peru T: 511-6171800 PERUPETRO S.A. is the National Agency of Hydrocarbons a State company, on behalf of the Peruvian State and it is responsible for promoting, negotiating, underwriting and monitoring contracts for exploration and exploitation of hydrocarbons in Peru. Once Consultation Process to Communities finishes PERUPETRO will launch its 2012 Bidding Round.

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Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A (PDVSA) Booth: 1109 www.pdvsa.com Caracas, Venezuela T: 58-212-708-4616 Petróleos de Venezuela, S.A. (PDVSA) is the state oil company of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, responsible since its creation in 1975 for the exploration, production, refining, transport and commerce of hydrocarbons, with operations in the Caribbean, Europe, and the U.S., besides Venezuela, where holds the world’s largest petroleum reserves.

Petroleum Technology Research Centre Booth: 1409 www.ptrc-steps.ca Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada T: +1 (306) 787-7497 The Petroleum Technology Research Centre (PTRC) is a not-for-profit company that brings together the public and private sector in developing innovative R&DD projects that help improve the recovery rates of oil reserves while simultaneously lessening the environmental impacts of production.

It is located in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Petrospec Engineering Ltd. Booth: 1520 www.petrospeceng.com Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T: +1 (780) 468-6901 Petrospec Engineering is an engineering and field service company focused on designing, manufacturing and installing downhole pressure, temperature and flow monitoring equipment for thermal heavy oil applications. Petrospec also provides advanced technology production optimization systems such as electric heating and unique completions engineering solutions for unconventional oil and gas applications.

Photon Control Inc. Booth: 1421 www.photon-control.com Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada T: +1 (604) 422-8861 Photon Control Inc. redefines measurement technology; specializing in OEM Manufacturing, UV/VIS/NIR Spectroscopy, Optical Temperature and Position Sensors, Optical Flow Meters and Down-hole Pressure & Temperature Sensors in various industries worldwide.

Scottish Development International Booth: 1201 www.sdi.co.uk Glasgow, Scotland T: +44 (0) 141 228 2793 Scottish Development International (SDI) supports Scottish companies to do more business overseas by helping trade partners tap into the country’s key strengths in knowledge, high-level skills, technology and innovation. SDI also works to attract overseas investment into Scotland and to promote Scotland as a good place to live and work.

Exhibitor Profiles Sproule International Limited Booth: 1423 www.sproule.com Calgary, Alberta, Canada T: +1 (403) 294-5500 Sproule is a premier, independent petroleum consulting firm with expertise in geology, geophysics and petroleum engineering, anchored by over 60 years of experience. We provide reserve and resource evaluations, field development plans, simulation and optimization studies, M&A advisory and education to our clients worldwide.

OFFICIAL CONGRESS STAKEHOLDER

Gold Sponsor

Statoil (U.K.) Limited

Suncor Energy Inc.

Booth: 1209 www.statoil.com London, Greater London, UK T: +44 (0) 20 3204 3200 Building on 40 years of experience on the Norwegian continental shelf, the International energy Company Statoil is committed to accommodating the world’s energy needs in a responsible manner, applying technology and creating innovative business solutions.

Statoil is headquartered in Norway with operations in 37 countries and 21,000 employees worldwide.

Booth: 1029 www.suncor.com/careers Calgary, Alberta, Canada T: +1 (403) 296-8000 Suncor Energy Inc. is Canada’s premier integrated energy company.

Suncor’s operations include oil sands development and upgrading, conventional and offshore oil and gas production, petroleum refining, and product marketing under the Petro-Canada brand. While working to responsibly develop petroleum resources, Suncor is also developing a growing renewable energy portfolio.

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Official Media Partner

The Press & Journal and ENERGY Booth: 1509 www.pandjenergy.co.uk Aberdeen, UK T: +44 1224 343144 The Press and Journal is the best-selling quality daily newspaper in Scotland (source ABC). The monthly Energy supplement provides unrivalled coverage of the latest news and issues affecting the energy industry in the north of Scotland and around the world. Visit www.pandjenergy.co.uk to access exclusive online features and analysis.

Thermo Fisher Scientific Booth: 1016 www.thermoscientific.com Sugar Land, Texas, United States T: +1 (713) 272-0404 / US & Canada: +1 (800) 437-7979 Thermo Fisher Scientific designs and manufactures highly accurate, innovative heavy oil solutions. Our Thermo Scientific instruments include: Nitus gamma backscatter gauge for reliable density, level and interface measurement; M-PULSe multi-path ultrasonic flowmetering system that ensures less lost and unaccounted for product; and Sarasota liquid density meters for continuous, online monitoring.

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Total SA

WIKA Instruments Canada Ltd.

Booth: 1229 www.total.com Paris, France T: +33 147 44 4546 Total is one of the largest integrated oil and gas companies in the world, with activities in exploration and production of oil and natural gas, refining and marketing, new energies, trading, and chemicals. Total is working to help satisfy the global demand for energy, both today and tomorrow.

Booth: 1517 www.wika.ca Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T: +1 (780) 463-7035 Manufacture of: Downhole, Temperature Sensors, Reactor Multipoints, Tubeskin, sensors, EEXD approved, Thermowells, Service and installation supervision, Pressure gauges, Diaphragm assemblies.

Located in 40 countries.

Vista Projects Limited Booth: 1413 www.vistaprojects.com Calgary, Alberta, Canada T: +1 (403) 255-3455 Recognized as one of Canada’s top employers, Vista is a full-service engineering & procurement company serving oil sands and conventional oil & gas producers. Focused on sustaining and small to mid-size projects, Vista is Western Canada’s partner of choice for thermal heavy oil and enhanced oil recovery projects.

World Heavy Oil Congress 2014 Booth: 1001 www.worldheavyoilcongress.com T: +1 (403) 209-3555 World Heavy Oil Congress is the premier forum for leadership of global heavy oil development. Ensure your company’s involvement when the Congress returns in March 2014. Also learn about other leading energy events including Gas & Oil Expo 2013, Heavy Oil Latin America Congress 2013 and Global Petroleum Show 2014.

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EVENT ORGANIZING TEAM

Calgary Economic Development . ............................. 37 Champion Technologies............................................ 45 Chevron..........................................Outside Back Cover

Executive Vice President

Wes Scott

Heavy Oil Latin America Congress 2013.................... 39

Director, Conference

Helen Selby

CNOOC...................................................................... 27

Conference Coordinator

Katie Fraser

Conference Assistant

Scott Lang

Director, Marketing

Paula Arnold

Marketing Manager

Janina Kano

Marketing Coordinator – Registration

Kyla Arneson

Marketing Coordinator – Content

Andrea Marston

Pemex......................................................................... 5

Marketing Coordinator – Public Affairs

Rachel Moro

Perupetro S.A............................................................ 43

Marketing Coordinator – Digital Nicole Veronneau

Government of Saskatchewan ..........Inside Back Cover Nautical Petroleum..................................................... 3 Norseman Structures Ltd.......................................... 41 Nynas AB..................................................................... 7 OilCareers.com......................................................... 51

The Press & Journal.................................................. 47 Schlumberger................................... Inside Front Cover Statoil....................................................................... 11 Xcite Energy Resources Limited................................ 20

Director, Operations

Bruce Carew

Event Coordinator

Denver Colvin

Exhibit Sales/Sponsorship

Greg Hennig

Kelly Brose

Mike Cooper

Special Thanks to Ryan Murray.

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Register for free at OilCareers.com Upload your CV Browse through the thousands of available international energy jobs until you find your perfect match!

Visit us at Booth 1121!

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Upcoming Energy Events

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INTERNATIONAL SUSTAINABLE ENERGY CONGRESS 30 October – 1 November, 2012 Stampede Park Calgary, Alberta, Canada sustainableenergycongress.com

GLOBAL ENERGY CAREER EXPO 6 & 7 November, 2012 Metro Toronto Convention Centre Toronto, Ontario, Canada globalenergycareerexpo.com

ABU DHABI INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AND CONFERENCE 11-14 November, 2012 Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre Abu Dhabi, UAE adipec.com

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Global Petroleum Show 2014 10-12 June, 2014 Stampede Park Calgary, Alberta, Canada globalpetroleumshow.com

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Saskatchewan is full of energy opportunity. We are Canada’s second largest oil producer and one of the top producers in North America.

With over 40 billion barrels of conventional oil in place, we offer excellent prospects in heavy oil and in tight oil plays such as the Bakken – one of North America’s most active plays. There’s also potential for oil sands development.

Saskatchewan is also on the leading edge of new research into enhanced oil recovery and carbon capture and storage. The Petroleum Technology Research Centre, a not-for-profit organization, is a world leader in R&D looking at the environmental impacts of hydrocarbon production while increasing recovery rates.

Stop by booth 1409 and visit us online at www.economy.gov.sk.ca www.ptrc-steps.ca