NOVEMBER FEATURES
SPE GULF COAST SECTION
A Paradigm in RST Drilling Market Demands Drive a New Solution DRILLING
NOVEMBER 2019
Data Analytics with Human Intelligence: Outlier Analysis for Decoding Unconventional Plays PERMIAN BASIN & DATA ANALYTICS
Why Data Transparency Matters to Your Business DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
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CONTENTS
NOVEMBER 2019
In Every Issue
NORTHSIDE
CHAIR’S CORNER Gabrielle Morrow
The 2020 Hydraulic Fracturing Market
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11/19/19
CALENDAR November 2019
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
MEMBERSHIP REPORT October 2019
Permian
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11/20/19 12 The Evolving Strategy of The DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
12/1/19 16 Volunteering at the Beacon YOUNG PROFESSIONALS 12/7/19 2019 Bicycle Build with CYCLE Houston
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YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
2/20/20 17 SAVE THE DATE!
THEN & NOW Buddy Woodroof
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VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT Ishita Chakraborty Jonathan Mohandessi
WESTSIDE
Study Groups
Recovery Factors in Organic Shales Using Expandable Liners and the Extreme Limited Entry Process
WOMEN IN ENERGY (WIN)
DRILLING
HSE&S
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Why Data Transparency Matters to Your Business
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PERMIAN BASIN & DATA ANALYTICS
11/5/19 08 Data Analytics with Human
11/20/19
Intelligence: Outlier Analysis for Decoding Unconventional Plays
11/20/19 13 Maximizing Refrac Treatment
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A Paradigm in RST Drilling Market Demands Drive a New Solution
COMPLETIONS & PRODUCTION
INNOVATE
GENERAL MEETING
11/13/19 09 Max Lift – Hp Gas Lift Systems 11/14/19 09 The US Energy Oil Boom:
What’s Next?
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
11/14/19 10 Block Chain Network, What
Does It Mean to You?
RESERVOIR
11/14/19 11 Integrated Workflow for
Multi-Phase Multilayer PTA: Case Study of GoM Reservoir
12/3/19 14 SAVE THE DATE!
Financing A Team & A Dream – Contemporary Issues Facing the Modern O&G Startup
Committees MIT
11/8/19 15 Seminar Series #40: Joint
Meeting with SPE Petro-Tech Study Group
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
11/17/19 16 Volunteering at the Houston
Food Bank
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING – NOVEMBER 21
SPE-GCS Inter-Corporate TopGolf Tournament
Special Events 1/31/20 08 SAVE THE DATE!
Annual Congress
11/12/19 19 HSE & Sustainability:
Oil & Gas Environmental 101 Mini Symposium
DATA ANALYTICS
4/2/20 20 Data Science Convention 2020
(DSC20)
HSE&S
2/2020 20 SAVE THE DATE! HSE-S
Onshore Safe Lifting Symposium
Student Chapters
A&M Student Chapter 21 Texas (TAMU)
Directory
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CHAIR’S CORNER
NOVEMBER 2019
GABRIELLE MORROW 2019-2020 SPE-GCS Chair Distinguished Lecture Series The Permian Basin Study Group will host the first Distinguished Lecture of the year on Tuesday, November 5, at Core Laboratories. The discussion topic, “Data Analytics with Human Intelligence: Outlier Analysis for Decoding Unconventional Plays,” will be presented by Distinguished Lecturer Ben Stephenson. A link to the registration page can be found at spegcs.org/events/4450/. Ben Stephenson is a geoscience advisor on the Completions Effectiveness Team for Unconventionals at Shell. He holds a BA in natural sciences from Cambridge University and a PhD from Oxford University on Himalayan tectonics and metamorphism. In his 20-year career with Shell, Stephenson has worked worldwide as a subject matter expert in fractured reservoirs on conventional carbonate and geothermal fields. He now specializes in the interaction between hydraulic stimulation and the subsurface for field development decisions. Stephenson has authored more than 30 external publications on a broad range of topics, and the SPE-GCS is honored to have him present as a Distinguished Lecturer. Two case studies will be presented: the Montney play in Canada and the Marcellus play in the US. In both plays, statistical analysis of large datasets did not suffice, forcing the creation of a novel technique called “outlier analysis” in which specific hypotheses are systematically scrutinized against the production data. Emphasis is placed on understanding the very best and worst wells within the range. The outcome was a step-change improvement in well performance in both plays, which provided confidence for a major investment decision.
HSE & Sustainability Mini Symposium: Oil and Gas Environmental 101 The Health, Safety, Environmental & Sustainability Study Group will be holding a mini symposium this month on November 12 at Marathon Oil Tower in the Galleria area. Led by experienced industry professionals and environmental subject matter experts, it will provide a refresher on: • Air permitting and air emissions management • Water and wastewater management • Environmental sustainability • Regulatory risk and liability prevention The symposium will benefit new-to-industry personnel, emerging engineers and professionals, and leaders seeking to improve their awareness and understanding of the environmental considerations in E&P operations planning and execution. Registration includes refreshments, lunch and a certificate of attendance. A link to the registration page and speaker line-up can be found at spegcs.org/events/4600/. One of the utmost priorities of the Gulf Coast Section is to deliver technical education at the highest level. I encourage you to check out our online calendar for all upcoming events. Until next month, Gabrielle Morrow
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NOVEMBER CALENDAR
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DATA SCIENCE CONVENTION ’20
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BUDDY WOODROOF
NOVEMBER 2019
THEN & NOW NOVEMBER 1974
President Ford insists that if we can’t reduce oil imports by 1,000,000 b/d by next year, he will establish a mandatory cap on imports. Contracts are received for a $169 million expansion of the Suez Canal, which will increase its depth from 50 feet to 64 feet and its width from 295 feet to 525 feet, thus helping to accommodate larger oil tankers.
U.S. active rig count: 1,596
NOVEMBER 1989
NOVEMBER 2004
Arab nations are expected to report proved reserves of 791 billion bbl, or 57 percent of the world’s total, by the year 2000... Things could change by then!
India suddenly becomes a hotspot for oil exploration, with Reliance Industries reporting plans to invest $3.26 billion in the development and transportation of natural gas from a deepwater block off eastern India, and Cairn Energy reporting plans to explore and develop several discoveries near the Pakistan border.
The California Coastal Commission blocks the utilization of tankers to transport oil from the offshore Point Arguello field to Los Angeles, thus mandating movement of the produced oil through the All-American pipeline at a transportation cost of $5/bbl versus $1/bbl by tankering. Production shut-in appears inevitable!
WTI crude: $19.95/bbl U.S. active rig count: 1,042
Light sweet crude: $49.01/bbl Natural gas: $7.40/MMbtu U.S. active rig count: 1,251
trouble, even as rumors swept through Houston that the Shamrock was poised to close. When the Chronicle reported that he was “on the threshold of the poorhouse,” McCarthy flatly lied, claiming all his operations, including the Shamrock and the chemical plant, were running at a profit. His only problem, McCarthy claimed, was new competition from low-priced Middle Eastern oil, which was imported at $1 a barrel at a time when Texas oil cost $2.65. “Every time a barrel of foreign oil comes in America, a barrel less is produced in Texas,” he groused. “Texas is taking most of the licking, but the rest of the country will feel it before long.”
oilman going bankrupt in Texas? He was too big, people said, the Shamrock too glamorous, the times too giddy to even consider such a thing. McCarthy’s legend, in fact, continued to grow. Just three weeks after the disclosure of his government loan request, he reaped the ultimate American accolade: the cover of Time magazine. Beneath McCarthy’s portrait and an illustrated oil derrick adorned with cowboy boots and a 10-gallon hat, flexing its muscles Adonis-style, the headline read, “Texas’ Glenn McCarthy: Since Spindletop a Jillion Jackpots.”
THE REST OF THE YARN This month, McCarthy seeks financial relief at the highest levels. Speculation about McCarthy’s future spread to Washington when he was seen sliding into a side door at the White House for what officials told reporters was a private meeting with President Truman. Three months later, McCarthy stunned the financial press by confirming that he had asked the federal Reconstruction Finance Corporation – and the President – for a $70 million loan package, which if approved, would be the largest government loan ever granted a private businessperson in peacetime. Still, McCarthy denied he was in
Damage from Hurricane Ivan in the GOM has forced the shut-in of more than 320,000 b/d of crude and 1.3 bcf/d of natural gas, due in part to damage suffered by surface facilities and in part to underwater mudslides.
No one around Houston seriously believed McCarthy could go under. An
Next month, the media’s coverage of McCarthy spawns a new cultural icon.
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HISTORY QUIZ What famous Italian opera was popularly believed to have been composed in honor of the opening of the Suez Canal in 1869, and who was the composer? If you would like to participate in this month’s quiz, e-mail your answer to contest@spe.org by noon, November 15. The winner, who will be chosen randomly from all correct answers, will receive a $50 restaurant gift card, courtesy of the ProTechnics Division of Core Laboratories.
ANSWER TO SEPTEMBER'S QUIZ
The Bakken field that was the site of the play’s first horizontal well in 1987 was the Elkhorn Ranch field in North Dakota.
50,000+ bwpd INJECTION RATE
CONGRATULATIONS TO OCTOBER’S WINNER, Walt Laflin with NOV Downhole Engineering.
Success with Difficult Unconventionals 12–13 November 2019 | Houston, Texas
Improve Production, Boost Value, and Reduce Challenges in Unconventional Operations Registration is now open for the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) Geosciences Technology Workshop (GTW), Success with Difficult Unconventionals, held 12–13 November 2019 in Houston, Texas. This dynamic, engaging workshop format is designed for optimal exchange of technical information, case studies, applications, experiences, and new insights. Discover the latest technologies that are improving production, assuring safety, and boosting corporate value and what technologies will lead the future. The program includes eight main topics: • • • • • •
digitalization implementation to improve decline curves smart drilling and completions optimized fracs and refracs new primary and enhanced recovery techniques and chemicals new sensors resulting in better safety and environmental control machine and deep learning for predicting flows and equipment failure • avoiding frac interference • how the IoT is being used
Register now and learn more: aapg.to/gtw2019houston
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VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT
NOVEMBER 2019
ISHITA CHAKRABORTY How did you first get involved with SPE?
What is your REAL job and educational background?
I got involved around 2018 when I started attending events organized by the Data Analytics Study Group. I also attended the 2019 Data Science Convention and I was very impressed by the quality of the conference and the networking opportunities.
I have a BS, an MS and a PhD in mechanical engineering. I have experience in academic and industrial research in the fields of applied mechanics, data science and atomic force microscopy. Currently, I work as an engineering consultant with Stress Engineering Services in Houston.
What SPE study groups, committees, or volunteer events have you been involved in? I’m a member of the Events Committee of the SPE-GCS Data Analytics Study Group. I help organize various events that bring professionals in the industry together to share ideas on leveraging AI in our industry. What is your current role with SPE? I’m an Events Committee member with the SPE-GCS Data Analytics Study Group.
What is your favorite thing about SPE? We have a group of extremely dedicated volunteers working very hard to build a platform for data science in the energy industry. I’m also impressed by how frequently we’re able to organize high-quality events and that all earnings from these events go to SPE’s scholarship funds.
JONATHAN MOHANDESSI How did you first get involved with SPE?
What is your REAL job and educational background?
I first became involved with the SPE after college. I attended several networking and professional events, and this led to joining the Young Professionals community.
I work in the R&D group at Stepan Oilfield Solutions where we develop novel chemical solutions for stimulation, production, EOR and drilling applications. I received my bachelor’s degree from UT Austin and I’m currently pursuing my master’s in chemical engineering at the University of Houston.
What SPE study groups, committees, or volunteer events have you been involved in? I’ve been involved with membership. What is your current role with SPE? I’m currently the YP Membership Events Chair.
What is your favorite thing about SPE? I’ve always been impressed by the diversity and inclusivity of the SPE community. It’s been a wonderful experience to meet individuals from chapters around the world and learn about the experiences they’ve had in the oilfield.
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STUDY GROUP
NOVEMBER 2019
PERMIAN BASIN & DATA ANALYTICS Outlier Data Analysis for Decoding Unconventional Plays Thousands of wells are drilled and stimulated every year, with much data generated in the process. How can we use this information to develop our oil and gas fields most effectively? And will analytics and machine learning preclude the need for traditional scientific inquiry and modeling? In this discussion, two case studies are presented. In both plays, statistical analysis of large datasets did not suffice, forcing the creation of a technique in which hypotheses were scrutinized against the production data. The outcome was a step-change improvement in well performance in both plays, which provided confidence for a major investment decision. This methodology reminds us that the economic winners will be those that supplement data analytics and digitalization with human intelligence.
BEN STEPHENSON, SPE DISTINGUISHED LECTURER Ben Stephenson is a geoscience advisor on the Completions Effectiveness Team at Shell. He holds a BA in natural sciences from Cambridge University and a PhD from Oxford University. In his 20-year career with Shell, he has worked on conventional carbonate and geothermal fields around the world. He now specializes in the interaction between hydraulic stimulation and the subsurface for field development decisions.
EVENT INFO
WHEN Tuesday, November 5, 2019 11:30am – 1:00pm
SPEAKER Ben Stephenson Geoscience Advisor Shell
LOCATION Core Laboratories 6323 Windfern Rd Houston, TX 77040
CONTACT Samaneh Soroush samaneh.soroush19@gmail.com
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WOMEN IN ENERGY (WIN) - INNOVATE INTEGRATE INSPIRE! Friday, January 31, 2020, 7:00am – 5:00pm Petroleum Club of Houston 1201 Louisiana Street, 35th floor, Houston, TX 77002
SAVE THE DATE - ANNUAL CONGRESS The Society of Petroleum Engineer’s Women in Energy (WIN) is gearing up for another amazing Congress on January 31st, 2020 and we hope to see YOU there!
EVENT CONTACT: Nicole Tucker 832-998-3778 nicole.tucker@fogt.com
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COMPLETIONS AND PRODUCTION Max Lift-HP Gas Lift Systems This presentation details the comparison between conventional gas lift system applications and high pressure/annular flow gas lift system applications. In Q1 of 2018, a study of the Max Lift-HP gas lift system was conducted in the Permian Basin. Results show the Max Lift-HP provides for a reduction in Flowing Bottomhole Pressure (FBHP) and increases in overall liquid production, in comparison to the conventional gas lift system application. Design comparisons with calculated FBHP and production rates illustrate the difference in overall liquid production observed in the study. Outcomes and lessons learned cover proper selection and compressor sizing, surface facility considerations and proper sizing of the gas lift equipment.
MATT YOUNG Matt Young is the technical sales manager with Flowco Production Solutions. After graduating from Texas A&M, Young started his career with BJ Services as a field engineer in the cementing division before moving into the artificial lift space. He has worked on gas lift and plunger lift installs and optimization projects throughout Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Colorado and Louisiana oil and gas fields and is a member of the SPE.
WEBINAR
GENERAL MEETING The US Energy Oil Boom: What’s Next? The US shale oil and gas boom has turned the United States into the world’s largest producer of crude oil, natural gas and natural gas liquids. With domestic needs met, US crude energy exports have soared from zero to 3mn b/d in just a few years – and continue to grow as more pipeline capacity is built to the Gulf Coast. Fueled by advantaged fuel and feedstock, US refiners have become a major supplier of refined products to Latin America and the Atlantic Basin. But how sustainable is the US shale revolution? What are the headwinds facing the industry? And where are we likely to be five years from now?
EUAN CRAIK Euan Craik is global head of crude oil at Argus, where he oversees the refined products and petrochemicals services. He has been CEO, Americas, at Argus since 2006 and has overseen the rapid growth in the company’s western hemisphere business. Prior to his move to the US, Craik held senior managerial roles in London and Moscow, giving him global insight into the markets that Argus serves.
NOVEMBER 2019
EVENT INFO
WHEN Wednesday, November 13, 2019 11:30am – 1:00pm
SPEAKERS
Matt Young Infill Well Business Development Manager Flowco Production Solutions
LOCATION Norris Conference Centre – Westchase 9990 Richmond Ave., Ste. 102 Houston, TX 77042
CONTACT Ehsan Davani - 713-485-8937 ehsan.davani@qrigroup.com
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EVENT INFO
WHEN Thursday, November 14, 2019 11:30am – 1:00pm
SPEAKERS
Euan Craik Chief Executive Office, Americas Argus Media
LOCATION Petroleum Club of Houston 1201 Louisiana St F35 Houston, TX 77002
CONTACTS Barry Faulkner - 281- 627-8790 barryf1944@gmail.com
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RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Blockchain Network: What Does It Mean to You? Blockchain may be the most hyped or misunderstood innovation in oil and gas since the digital oilfield. Learn from Andrew Bruce how blockchain can drive unparalleled accuracy and efficiency to the oilfield supply chain through the use of smart contracts.
ANDREW BRUCE
Andrew Bruce is a serial entrepreneur and experienced executive who launched Data Gumbo to realize billions of dollars in efficiencies across the industrial value chain. To accomplish this, Bruce is leveraging Data Gumbo’s proprietary blockchain, Internet of Things data platform and smart contracts to foster trust among counterparties, reduce barriers associated with doing business and reduce transaction time and cost. Prior to Data Gumbo, Bruce was COO for MHWirth, where he was responsible for global operations. Bruce was also the founder of the NOVOS project, a first of its kind, semi-autonomous drilling system.
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EVENT INFO
WHEN Thursday, November 14, 2019 11:30am – 1:00pm
SPEAKERS Andrew Bruce CEO, DataGumbo
LOCATION SPE-GCS Office 10777 Westheimer Rd, Ste 1075 Houston, TX 77042
CONTACTS Amit Patil - 817-899-7028 apatil14@slb.com
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RESERVOIR Integrated Workflow for Multi-Phase Multilayer PTA Well diagnostics in deep, offshore Gulf of Mexico wells are vital for interpreting issues related to productivity losses, especially as interventions are costly. Multiphase flow is among the leading causes of well productivity loss. This presentation shares an integrated workflow that provides a solution to the challenge of quantifying multiphase PTA results in single and multiple commingled production cases. The workflow is used to monitor the performance of several wells over an extended period in a deep-water offshore reservoir under water/aquifer drive. It builds on a succession of PTA tests, starting from single phase flow until water breakthrough and beyond. The results provided meaningful insights that led to performance optimization.
ARASHI AJAYI Arashi Ajayi is a licensed professional engineer with experience in reservoir simulation, PTA, RTA, data analytics, intelligent well technology and distributed temperature and acoustic sensing (DTS/DAS) technology. He began his career as a reservoir engineer with Shell before joining WellDynamics. He went on to become a consultant before joining Devon as a reservoir engineering advisor. He now works as a principal reservoir engineer for BHP.
NOVEMBER 2019
EVENT INFO
WHEN Thursday, November 14, 2019 11:30am – 1:00pm
SPEAKER Arashi Ajayi Principal Reservoir Engineer BHP
LOCATION Flemings Prime Steakhouse 2405 W Alabama St Houston, TX 77098
CONTACT Deepanshu Kumar deepanshu_kumar@oxy.com
Event Sponsor:
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NORTHSIDE The 2020 Hydraulic Fracturing Market With oil companies on a forced march toward fewer rigs drilling, what’s the impact on the frac market when less drilling is combined with longer laterals, denser stages and more sand? And where is e-frac in all this? How can frac service companies survive if operators get most of the benefit? These questions and more will be addressed in this discussion.
RICHARD SPEARS Since his 1979 start driving a sand truck for Halliburton, Richard Spears has been involved in all aspects of hydraulic fracturing – designing and running frac jobs, owning proppant companies and chemical companies, sitting on the board of a leading plug and perf company, counting horsepower, inspecting equipment and helping investors deploy capital. This discussion is derived from Spears’s current global work on frac-related issues.
NOVEMBER 2019
EVENT INFO
WHEN
Tuesday, November 19, 2019 11:30am – 1:00pm
SPEAKER
Richard Spears Vice President Spears & Associates
LOCATION
Landry’s Seafood House 1212 Lake Robbins Dr The Woodlands, TX 77380
CONTACT Kelsey Ridpath - 832-796-7645 kelsey_ridpath@swn.com
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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT The Evolving Strategy of The Permian
EVENT INFO
The Permian Basin produces more than four million barrels of oil and 14 billion cubic feet of natural gas per day. It’s been instrumental in America’s transition to a net hydrocarbon exporter, disrupting global oil and gas markets. Although the Basin has a long history of oil and gas production, the pace and scale associated with recent growth has posed many challenges.
Wednesday, November 20, 2019 5:00pm- 7:00pm
Ameredev operates the largest privately held contiguous land position in the northern Delaware Basin. The company’s president and CEO, Parker Reese, will discuss how the company has navigated these challenges to successfully grow production.
Parker Reese President and Chief Executive Officer Ameredev
PARKER REESE Parker Reese is the president and CEO of Ameredev. Prior to forming the company, he served in engineering roles at Three Rivers Operating Co. and Cimarex Energy Co. Reese graduated from Texas A&M University with a BS degree in petroleum engineering and began his career as an engineer with ConocoPhillips. He is a registered professional engineer in Texas and a member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers.
WHEN SPEAKER
LOCATION
Petroleum Club of Houston 1201 Louisiana Street Houston, TX 77002
CONTACT Heidi Epstein - 281-415-1154 heidi.epstein@energynet.com
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DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION Why Data Transparency Matters to Your Business Digital transformation is the process of adjusting data practices to take advantage of new technologies and methods. Firms need to strategize about data management, including the internal and external transparency of different types of data. A slew of new options for enabling internal data transparency are being explored, with some best practices emerging. At the same time, operators are facing conflicting pressure both to share their data with one another for the sake of improved learning for all, as well as to safeguard their data as valuable assets capable of yielding key competitive advantages. This panel will explore how leaders can navigate this pressure and discuss best practices. AGENDA: Each of the three will give a short presentation on their topics followed by a panel discussion moderated by Jim Claunch. Topics include: 1. Melinda East: Data Governance Today and Into the Future 2. Jeremy Graybill: The Importance of Good Data: A Data Science and Data Analytics Perspective 3. Alec Walker: Digital Unstructured Textual (DUT) File Management Case Studies Yield More Efficient and Informed Decision-Making
WESTSIDE Using Expandable Liners to Maximize Refrac Treatment Recovery Factors in Organic Shales
Fracture driven interactions (FDI’s) within a drilling spacing unit (DSU) have been a topic of concern in organic shales. Adverse FDI’s between wells can be eliminated with a combination of primary well refracs and infill well zipper fracs. Refracs are also significantly more cost effective than preloads, which only protect the primary well. While results from mechanical isolation have been more consistent than diverters, the issue now is determining which mechanical system is the most effective. Despite their higher initial cost, expendables are significantly more cost effective than cemented liners, when the full completion cost is considered.
BOB BARBA
Bob Barba is a recognized industry expert on refracturing mechanics and practices, having pioneered techniques to evaluate well performance in organic shales using production data and routine well log data. He has a BS degree from the US Naval Academy and an MBA degree from the University of Florida. Barba received an SPE Regional Formation Evaluation Award in 2018 and has served as an SPE Distinguished Lecturer.
NOVEMBER 2019
EVENT INFO
WHEN
Wednesday, November 20, 2019 11:00am – 1:00pm
SPEAKERS
Melinda East Head of Data Management, Equinor Jeremy Graybill Head of Data Science & Data Analytics Anadarko Alec Walker CEO, DelfinSia
LOCATION
Equinor Auditorium 2107 Citywest Blvd, Houston, TX 77042
CONTACT
Alec Walker aw@delfinsia.com
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EVENT INFO
WHEN
Wednesday, November 20, 2019 11:30am – 1:00pm
SPEAKER
Bob Barba Consultant and President Integrated Energy Services
LOCATION
Norris Center – Westchase 9990 Richmond Ave, Ste. 102 Houston, TX 77042
CONTACT Derek Key - 713-328-2443 derek.key@corelab.com
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NOVEMBER 2019
DRILLING A Paradigm Shift in RST Drilling Market Drives a New Solution
This presentation describes how a new-generation rotary steerable system was developed from a blank sheet of paper to first commercial work in just 23 months. It will address how research into customer needs drove requirement specifications that provided the direction to keep the project focused and on track, how risk was removed from the project, and how a “fail fast” philosophy and adherence to a strict cadence in testing allowed the system to be delivered so quickly. Field-test results will be covered, including the use of ultrasonic imaging during drilling to investigate hole quality.
JOHN CLEGG
John Clegg is a Weatherford Fellow in the drilling domain. He has worked with upstream technologies in engineering, manufacturing and sales and operations in multiple countries for more than 33 years. Clegg holds a master’s degree in engineering science from Oxford University, England. He holds 14 patents, has authored multiple papers and sits on the boards of three SPE sections and committees.
EVENT INFO
WHEN Thursday, November 21, 2019 11:30am – 1:00pm
SPEAKER John Clegg Weatherford Fellow, Drilling Weatherford
LOCATION Petroleum Club of Houston 1201 Louisiana Houston, TX 77002
CONTACT
Mohammed Dooply mdooply@slb.com
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INNOVATE
Tuesday, December 3rd, 2019 JW Marriott Houston Downtown 806 Main St. Houston, TX 77002)
SAVE THE DATE -
FINANCING A TEAM & A DREAM – CONTEMPORARY ISSUES FACING THE MODERN O&G STARTUP Capitalizing on the success of last year’s “Starting an E&P Company” we are pleased to announce the 2nd annual conference for O&G entrepreneurs. The event includes an outstanding lineup of speakers include Dan Pickering of Pickering Energy Partners as the keynote speaker. More information will be provided as the date approaches. Please visit our link for updates.
EVENT CONTACT: David Bowman david.bowman@ rockcliffenergy.com
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COMMITTEES
MEMBERS IN TRANSITION (MiT) MiT Seminar Series #40:
Joint Meeting with the SPE Petro-Tech Study Group
The SPE Members in Transition Seminar Series is designed to include a selection of topics of interest to SPE members who are transitioning between jobs during the current industry downturn or looking for new career opportunities.
PROGRAM 1
CO2 Sequestration - Enhanced Oil Recovery
David Merchant’s paper, “CO2 Sequestration - Enhanced Oil Recovery - CO2/ EOR ‘Huff-n-Puff’ in the 21st Century” targets the next evolution in the shale oil revolution. Merchant’s paper and discussion centers on the good, the bad and the ugly (flare gas) in shale oil recovery and a plan that could “put out the flare,” while recovering 2 to 3 times today’s shale oil recovery.
DAVID MERCHANT
PROGRAM 2
David Merchant is a reservoir engineer with 43 years of oil and gas experience. As a consultant, he has worked with major oil companies and independents alike. Merchant’s CO2 sequestration experience includes basin study analysis, scoping model predictions and reservoir modeling and management.
Agility
In today’s fast-changing world, agility is increasingly important. Professional agility helps you stay competent and outperform, while emotional agility helps preserve your well-being and the well-being of those around you. Topics discussed will include: self-awareness and emotional intelligence, techniques to manage change and convincing others without authority.
SINCIA SHI
PROGRAM 3
Sincia Shi is the founder of SYB Solutions LLC, specializing in executive coaching and leadership development. She is a consultant for Envision Global Leadership and a frequent guest speaker on career forums. She is a certified coach and holds an MBA from Duke University.
Techno-economic and Life Cycle Assessment of CO2- based Technologies
At Cemvita Factory Inc., feasibility studies by means of techno-economic and life cycle assessment (TEA and LCA) tools is one of the primary and major steps in developing innovative solutions for environmental challenges. This presentation will cover workflows for techno-economic and life cycle assessment of technologies that are based on the utilization of CO2 and its conversion to valueadded chemicals and biochemicals.
NOVEMBER 2019
EVENT INFO
WHEN Friday, November 8, 2019 10:00am - 3:00pm
SPEAKERS David Merchant Senior Performance Consultant, Support Services-Recruiting Services Merchant Consulting Sincia Shi Certified Executive Coach and Leadership Development Consultant SYB Solutions LLC Dr. Matin Hanifzadeh Head of Process Development Cemvita Factory
LOCATION Subsurface Consultants & Associates LLC 10700 Richmond Ave. #325 Houston, TX 77042
CONTACTS
Susan Howes 713-553-5020 c.susan.howes@gmail.com Yetunde Okediji 817-845-5876 yetunde.okediji@gmail.com
EVENT PRICING
Members/Non-Members: $40/$50 Students/MIT/Retired: $15
MATIN HANIFZADEH
Matin Hanifzadeh is expertly skilled in developing technologies for low cost production of renewable fuels and chemicals from photosynthetic microorganisms, as well as biotreatment for management of industrial and municipal wastewater. Matin received his PhD from The University of Toledo.
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COMMITTEES
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS Volunteering at the Houston Food Bank
NOVEMBER 2019
EVENT INFO
Your time is a gift to hungry kids, seniors and others who may not have enough to eat. Volunteers produce the equivalent of a meal a minute while helping the Houston Food Bank sort, process and pack food – and it’s fun! The SPE-GCS YP Community Outreach Committee plans this event to help make a difference, while providing an opportunity to get to know more people from our industry.
Sunday, November 17, 2019 9:00am – 12:00pm
Volunteer projects vary based on need and may include inspecting and sorting food, repacking dry food into family-size bags, stocking and cleaning the emergency food pantry and more. Closed-toe shoes and sleeved shirts are required.
Houston Food Bank 535 Portwall St Houston, TX 77029
Please also register with the Houston Food Bank.
WHEN LOCATION
CONTACT Sally Ebrahimzadeh - 832-495-7273 speyp.communityoutreach@ gmail.com
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YOUNG PROFESSIONALS Volunteering at the Beacon Please join SPE-GCS Young Professionals in their support of The Beacon, a nonprofit organization helping the poor and homeless populations of the Houston area. Since opening in 2007, the Beacon has grown from serving 80 clients per day to serving 600 to 800 clients daily in four core programs: The Beacon Day Center, Cathedral Clinic at The Beacon, Brigid's Hope at The Beacon and Cathedral Justice Project at The Beacon. These four programs come together under one roof to provide meals, showers, laundry service, case management, medical and psychiatric care, pro bono legal services and pastoral care. More than 85 percent of The Beacon’s services are operated by volunteers. We invite SPE-GCS Young Professionals to answer the call to service and we encourage you to bring friends or family. Volunteers will prepare and serve meals and help with the laundry. Donations of gently used or new items are greatly appreciated.
EVENT INFO
WHEN Sunday, December 1, 2019 10:30am – 2:00pm
LOCATION The Beacon 1212 Prairie Street Houston, TX, 77002
CONTACT Sally Ebrahimzadeh - 832-495-7273 speyp.communityoutreach@ gmail.com
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COMMITTEES
NOVEMBER 2019
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS 2019 Bicycle Build with CYCLE Houston Please join the SPE-GCS Young Professionals for our annual event with Cycle Houston. Each year, this organization partners with elementary schools to encourage students in kindergarten through third grade to improve reading skills, behavior and attendance. Those students who commit to a special monitoring program and fulfill all necessary requirements are rewarded with a bike! SPE-GCS Young Professionals will be assisting with assembling some of 10,000 bikes to be delivered to participating students the week before Christmas. A donation of $45 USD is required per volunteer, which helps cover the cost of one bicycle. SPE will cover $20 of this fee for the first 10 registered volunteers. To learn more about Cycle Houston, please visit cyclehouston.org
EVENT INFO
WHEN Saturday, December 7, 2019 9:00am – 12:00pm
LOCATION 1 Reliant Parkway Houston, TX 77054
CONTACT Sally Ebrahimzadeh - 832-495-7273 speyp.communityoutreach@ gmail.com
EVENT PRICING MEMBERS $25 Donation to CYCLE Houston NON-MEMBERS $45 Donation to CYCLE Houston
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YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
Thursday, February 20, 2020, 5:00pm – 8:00pm Topgolf, Houston-Katy 1030 Memorial Brook Blvd, Houston, TX 77084
SAVE THE DATE SPE-GCS INTER-CORPORATE TOPGOLF TOURNAMENT The Second Annual SPE-GCS Topgolf tournament will be returning this February. With hundreds of professionals in the oil and gas industry in attendance, it’s an event your company will not want to miss! Contact David Gratvol for more information.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
HSE&S HSE & Sustainability: Oil & Gas Environmental 101 This mini symposium, led by experienced industry professionals and environmental subject-matter experts, will provide a 101 refresher on air permitting and air emissions management; water and wastewater management; environmental sustainability; and regulatory risk and liability prevention. It will be of greatest benefit to new-to-industry personnel, emerging engineers and professionals, and leaders seeking to improve their awareness and understanding of the environmental considerations in E&P operations planning and execution. Registration includes refreshments, lunch and a certificate of attendance.
ROWLAN GREAVES Rowlan Greaves is a senior staff engineer with Southwestern Energy’s Government & Regulatory Affairs team. He manages the company’s Freshwater Neutral program, which seeks to restore equal volumes of freshwater used in operations back to the environment.
KIMBER HAMILTON Kimber Hamilton joined Marathon in March of 2002 as a process engineer and environmental professional. She is currently an Environmental Supervisor for the Eagle Ford Asset and has worked in the oil and gas industry for over twenty years, seventeen of those with Marathon.
KAITLYN ALLEN Kaitlyn Allen founded Global Affairs Associates (GAA), a niche sustainability consultancy that helps clients bridge business and sustainability, in 2013. GAA often works at the executive level on strategy, but also dives deep into organizations to understand the realities of work in the field.
LARRY W. NETTLES Larry W. Nettles is a partner in the Houston office of Vinson & Elkins LLP. He currently serves as the Environmental and Natural Resources Practice Group Leader, Co-Chair of Vinson & Elkins' Energy and Infrastructure practice group and Chair of the Shale and Hydraulic Fracturing Task Force. Event Sponsors:
NOVEMBER 2019
EVENT INFO
WHEN
Tuesday, November 12, 2019 8:00am – 1:00pm
SPEAKER Rowlan Greaves Senior Staff Engineer Southwestern Energy Kimber Hamilton Environmental Supervisor Marathon Kaitlyn Allen Founder Global Affairs Associates Kimber Hamilton Partner Vinson & Elkins
LOCATION Marathon Oil Tower & Conference Center 5555 San Felipe Road, Rm P1021 Houston, TX 77056
CONTACT
Angelo Pinheiro - 713-296-3820 abpinheiro@marathonoil.com
EVENT PRICING Members: $100 Non-Members: $125 Students/MIT/Retired: $40
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SPECIAL EVENTS
NOVEMBER 2019
DATA ANALYTICS Data Science Convention 2020 (DSC20) The Gulf Coast chapter of the Society of Petroleum Engineers will host a one-day Data Science Convention on Thursday, April 2. The convention is intended for upstream oil and gas professionals, academia scholars and students with interests in emerging data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence applications. The agenda will include presentations from leading professionals to showcase their recent advancements and the applications of data sciences. We will also be hosting startup and technology companies who will exhibit their state-of-the-art and emerging products, and a poster competition for university students and young professionals. With 400+ attendees, there will be ample networking opportunities during lunch and coffee breaks, which are covered in your registration fees. Event Sponsors:
EVENT INFO
WHEN Thursday, April 2, 2020
LOCATION
Norris Conference Center CityCenter 816 Town and Country Blvd #210 Houston, TX 77024
CONTACTS
Manisha Bhardwaj manisha.bhardwaj@halliburton.com
PLEASE SUBMIT Platinum
Gold
Silver
Silver
SPEAKER ABSTRACTS POSTER ABSTRACTS
Exclusive Exhibition
Exclusive Exhibition
Exclusive Exhibition
SAVE THE DATE -
HSE&S ONSHORE SAFE LIFTING SYMPOSIUM SAVE THE DATE FOR THIS ONE-DAY EVENT TO BE HELD IN FEBRUARY 2020. Topics will include: • Onshore US E&P Mechanical Lifting Performance: A 5-Year Performance Review
• Well Completions: Safe Crane Operations Best Practices
• ASME B30 Crane Operations and Lifting Standards Update
• Competency Assurance in Lifting Operations
• IADC Gin Pole Truck Guidelines Update
• Mechanical Integrity: Inspections and Planned Maintenance
• Well Drilling: Safe Rig Move Planning and Lifting Best Practices Registration is now open. Please visit our page on the SPE-GCS website for more updates.
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STUDENT CHAPTERS FEBRUARY 2019
NOVEMBER 2019
Fall Semester Events Our student chapter started the fall semester with numerous events. We hosted our second annual Sophomore Retreat, a three-day camp that allows incoming sophomore students to get to know their peers and upperclassmen and gain valuable resume writing, networking and interviewing skills from company representatives. Per tradition, we hosted our first general meeting of the year with a resume workshop with Hilcorp Energy, in preparation for recruiting season. We also hosted our flagship career enhancement event, which featured over 20 E&P and service companies, with the goal of recruiting TAMU-SPE members into company internship and fulltime positions. The event included company informationals and informal networking to allow our members to maximize facetime with recruiters. We hosted several philanthropic events in September, including Adopt-a-Street and Kyle Field Clean up. As part of our effort to recruit new members, our chapter also presented at Texas A&M’s engineering open house and the MSC open house. We wish all our members every success in their career searches and with coursework this year. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to our several sponsors for the continued privilege to host events that are crucial to our education as future petroleum engineers.
STUDENT CHAPTER DIRECTORY HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Iskandar Rahbani: iskandar.rahbani@gmail.com
RICE UNIVERSITY
Eric Vavra: edv1@rice.edu
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
Magy Avedissian: magylouise@tamu.edu
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON
Nicholas Dunbar: president.uhspe@gmail.com
PRAIRIE VIEW A&M
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CON F E R ENCE
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STIMULATING CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN THE FIELD AND OFFICE FOR 25 YEARS Co-Hosted by the SPE Permian Basin Section
Carbon Management: New Thinking CO2 Flood Field Trip to SACROC Natural Transmissive Fracture Short Course US and International CO2 EOR Case Histories Cyclic Gas Injection (Data Rich) Session 650 Well Horizontal Play Update
DECEMBER 9-13, 2019 |
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2018-2019 GULF COAST SECTION
Board of Directors CHAIR
Gabrielle Morrow, Ryder Scott spegcschair@gmail.com
VICE CHAIR
Simeon Eburi, Chevron simeon.eburi@chevron.com
PAST CHAIR/ ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE
Sunil Lakshminarayanan, Occidental Petroleum sunil.laksminarayanan@oxy.com
SECRETARY
Carlos Torres ctorres@roes.online
TREASURER
Brian Sinosic bsinosic@hotmail.com
VICE TREASURER
Reza Safari reza.safari@weatherford.com
Board Committee Chairs CAREER MANAGEMENT
Josh Harton Newpark Drilling Fluids jharton@newpark.com
COMMUNICATIONS
Karin Gonzalez, Chevron karin.gonzalez@chevron.com
COMMUNITY SERVICES Antonio Lazo antonio.lazo@chevron.com
EDUCATION MEMBERSHIP
Lisa Li, Houston EP yuli2008@comcast.net
NOVEMBER 2019
Committee Chairs AWARDS BANQUET Sally Ebrahimzadeh,
PROGRAMS
Triple Five Energy Resources sallyz@T5Energy.com
bdavis0819@gmail.com
GOLF CHAIR
Bill Davis
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Jasen Gast
jgast25@icloud.com
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
Kumar Pugazhenthi, Shell
kumaresan.pugazhenthi@ gmail.com
DIRECTORS AT LARGE 2018 – 2020 Prashant Sainani CIBC Prashant.sainani@cibc.com
Marc Davis, Champions Cinco Pipe mdavis@ccpipellc.com
ESP SYMPOSIUM
Lissett Barrios, Shell - EP Americas
lissett.barrios@shell.com
MEMBERS IN TRANSITION (MiT) Yetunde Okediji
yetunde.okediji@gmail.com
NEWSLETTER
Sarah Sameei editor@spegcs.org
Steve Loving
PUBLICITY
Kim Thames Padeletti
SCHOLARSHIP
Core Laboratories, Inc. stephen.loving@corelab.com Amazon Web Services kim.padeletti@gmail.com
DIRECTORS AT LARGE 2019 – 2021 Leslie Malone
lmalone@sanchezog.com Jose Villa
jose.villa@total.com Mikhail Alekseenko mikhailalekseenko@gmail.com
Zafar Kamal szkamal@hotmail.com Eric Robken, Ashland Global
erobken@ashlandinvest.com
SPONSORSHIP
Fabian Vera fevera07@gmail.com
SPORTING CLAYS Prue Smith, BP
pruee.smith@bp.com
TENNIS
Erin Chang, BP erin.chang@bp.com
WEB TECHNOLOGY Lindsey Newsome
Newsome Marketing Group lindseynewsome@gmail.com
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CONTACT CONNECT
CISH
Misael Uribe
misaelub@yahoo.com
IN-CLASS STEM TUTORING Richard Murphy
stancal@windstream.net
SOCIAL MEDIA
Davis Scott, Schlumberger
daviswsd@gmail.com
Study Group Chairs BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
NOVEMBER 2019
HSSE & SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Angelo Pinheiro, Marathon Oil
abpinheiro@marathonoil.com
INTERNATIONAL Pablo Perez, Bardasz
pablo.perez@bardasz.com
NORTHSIDE Kelsey Ridpath
Southwestern Energy kelsey_ridpath@swn.com
PERMIAN BASIN
Aaron Burton, Unconventional Oil and Gas Training waaronburton@uogtraining.com
Heidi Epstein, IHS Markit heidiepstein@gmail.com
PETRO-TECH
COMPLETIONS & PRODUCTION
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
Kanat Iskaliyev
Liberty Oilfield Services kanat.iskaliyev@libertyfrac.com
COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS (CFD) Madhusuden Agrawal, BP
madhusuden.agrawal@bp.com
DATA ANALYTICS
Manisha Bhardwaj, Halliburton manisha.bhardwaj@ halliburton.com
DRILLING
Mohammed Dooply Schlumberger mdooply@slb.com
GENERAL MEETING
Robert Saucedo, SLC Technologies
Amit Patil, OneSubsea
apatil14@onesubsea.slb.com
RESERVOIR
Swathika Jayakumar, Corelab swathika.jayakumar@corelab.com
WATER & WASTE MANAGEMENT
Kelly Steinberg, Test America kelly.steinberg@ testamericainc.com
WESTSIDE Derek Key
derek.key@corelab.com
Newsletter Committee CHAIR
Sarah Sameei editor@spegcs.org
AD SALES
Kristen Washam
kwasham@spe.org
BOARD LIAISON Karin Gonzalez
karin.gonzalez@chevron.com
NEWSLETTER DESIGN DesignGood
designgood.com
SPE-GCS Office GULF COAST SECTION SPECIALIST Kristen Washam
spe-gcs@spe.org
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