May 2021 - The Pipeline by SPE Permian Basin

SPE PERMIAN BASIN SECTION

May 2021 - Issue 200

May Highlights

SPE Southwestern North America Regional Awards Ceremony

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Table of Contents SPE Permian Basin Calendar of Events…………………………………………………………………………………….3

Chairman’s Corner………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….4 SPE Southwestern North America Regional Awards...………….………………………………………………….6 SPE PB Completions and Operations Study Group Meeting…………………………………………….………7 SPE PB Golf Tournament…………………...…………………...………….………………………………………………….8 SPE PB Young Professionals Upcoming Events..………………..…....….…………………………………………14 SPE UTPB 1st Annual Golf Tournament in Review…..….…………………………………………………………16 SPE PB Diversity and Inclusion Committee……………..….…………………………………………………………17 Midland College PPDC Industry Training…………………………………………………….…………………………19 SPE Permian Basin Board………………………………………………………………………………………………………23

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SPE Permian Basin Calendar of Events May 2021 Sun

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SPE PB C&O Study Group Meeting

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SPE PB D&I Committee Panel

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CHAIRMAN’S CORNER

Yogashri Pradhan SPE-PB Chairman 2020-2021 Senior Reservoir Engineer Endeavor Energy Resources With the last issue of the Pipeline for the section year, I want to take the opportunity to discuss our accomplishments as a section. Our section successfully held about 50 technical and professional events, 9 community service events, 1 Symposium, and one conference this year. This is through the efforts from the general board of directors, Completions and Operations Study Group, Data Analytics Study Group, Young Professionals Board, Membersin-Transition Committee, and Diversity and Inclusion Committee. I would also like to share with you our section goals and progress: Goal 1: Successfully integrate Trans Pecos Board Members and section members/students with the Permian Basin Section through professional/technical events and leadership opportunities. We successfully completed this goal. In the 2019-2020 Section year, the Trans-Pecos Section became a part of our Section, expanding the jurisdiction to include Texas Tech University (TTU) and University of Texas of the Permian Basin (UTPB) as universities that the section supports. We would like to recognize students from both universities for volunteering in various section activities this section year, such as those provided by the Young Professionals and the CO2 Conference. Additionally, we would like to congratulate the UTPB and TTU students on their successful spring golf tournaments. Goal 2: Launch Members-in-Transition initiative and have programs carry out webinars and professional events to benefit section members. We successfully completed this goal in launching Members-in-Transition (MiT) in August and continue to have monthly webinars for students and our members who are looking for their next opportunities. The committee held five meetings this year in helping professionals that are in transition, such as through webinars and online workshops. Goal 3: Complement community relation and other events through virtual platforms to maintain activity and engagement. We successfully completed this goal through the Young Professionals Board. Additionally, be on the lookout for a virtual Energy4Me event coming this year to educate students. This will require numerous volunteers, such as yourselves, to participate in making videos teaching students of various grade levels about the oil and gas industry. Goal 4: Create and utilize study groups for recent graduates, regular section members, and new section members to increase engagement breadth and leadership opportunities. We successfully completed this goal by launching the Reservoir Study Group and the Production and Facilities Study Group. Last year, we successfully launched our Data Analytics Study Group, and they held 9 events this year in the Section. Our Completions and Operations Study Group also held eight events (Continued on Next Page)

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CHAIRMAN’S CORNER

and one Symposium this year. Goal 5: Launch a Diversity and Inclusion Committee to support diversity and inclusion initiatives for members We successfully completed this goal in launching a Diversity and Inclusion Committee in August. Please review this Pipeline for the January meeting details from this Committee. Through these events, the section raised $60,000 in scholarships this year. I personally would like to thank your volunteers and members for helping us give back to the students’ education. We will have an awards ceremony for the Southwestern Region on May 20th, 2021 at the Midland Petroleum Club. We hope you can join us celebrate our Legion of Honors, regional award recipients, and scholarship recipients. Finally, I enjoyed serving as your Chair for the Permian Basin Section, and it is because of your volunteerism and membership that made this ever-changing year a successful one. I hope you have a wonderful Summer Holiday.

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We cordially invite you to…

Southwestern North America Regional Awards Ceremony 2021 Thursday, May 20th, 2021 Midland Petroleum Club 501 W Wall St, Midland, TX 79701 In-Person Attendance Fee: $30 In-Person RSVP: Contact Darlene Olson, (432)-682-6060 (darlene_olson@sbcglobal.net) Let us recognize our Legion of Honor Awardees, Regional Award Recipients, and Section Scholarship Recipients!

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SPE Permian Basin Completions and Operations Study Group Evaluation of Hydraulic Fracturing Effectiveness by Combined Analysis of Spectral Noise Logging and High Precision Temperature Logging Data May 6, 2021 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM Petroleum Club of Midland

Samuel Avilez TGT Diagnostics Abstract:

A novel technique has been developed to locate fracture inflows and quantify inflow profiles in hydraulically fractured wells by combining Spectral Noise and High Precision Temperature Logging. Three case studies are presented to demonstrate the successful application of this technology for determining frac height and effectiveness in wells requiring multistage hydraulic fracturing. Biography: Mr. Avilez graduated in 2000 from the National University of Mexico with a bachelor’s degree in petroleum engineering. He served as a research assistant up to his graduation in the Petroleum Institute of Mexico with a focus on reservoir characterization and well test analysis. After this appointment, he went to work for Schlumberger as a wireline engineer where he progressed to different field and management assignments in different geographies in Asia and Latin America. Mr. Avilez later went to work for Oilserv, an Iraqui based oilfield service company, strengthening his wireline division and position in the Middle East. He came to Pennsylvania in 2011 to join efforts in a local wireline company operating initially in the Marcellus Shale and later expanding to South Texas, and internationally to Argentina, where he was appointed to lead both expansions and serving as VP of Operations in the latter. Mr. Avilez currently works for TGT Diagnostics as Business Development Manager providing commercial and technical support to TGT’s customers in the Americas. He is married to Natalia and they both have two kids, 8 and 6 years old. They currently live south of Pittsburg in Pennsylvania.

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30th Annual SPE Permian Basin Golf Tournament

Oil and Gas Professional: Once again it is time for the Society of Petroleum Engineers Annual Permian Basin Golf Tournament. The Golf Tournament is scheduled to take place on Friday, September 10 th, 2021, at the Hogan Park Golf Course in Midland. 2019 tournament was a huge success. We had 500 players representing 175 different companies participate, making it one of the premier golf events in the Basin. This tournament has historically been one of the primary sources of funds for the Permian Basin SPE Scholarship Fund. We are honored to say that due to of our golf tournament more than $1,000,000 in scholarships has been awarded from the Permian Basin Section of SPE to local students. In 2019, we awarded a total of $102,000 in scholarships to 26 college students from our immediate area seeking to enter into the petroleum industry. This was only possible due the terrific support of last year's sponsors. This includes the Ed Runyan $15,000, Dick Prentice, Hoxie Smith, T Scott Hickman, Stephen Melzer, and the new Libby Einhorn $5000 scholarship awards. Attached you will find a list of possible sponsorship levels. Please look over the different options available and feel free to call if you have any questions. In addition to the varying sponsorship levels, we are soliciting Ditty Bags and Door Prizes items. Our goal is to have 500 participants so please take that into account when considering ditty bag items (550 needed). If you are interested in donating any items or services, please give me a call. This is one of the top tournaments each year in the Permian Basin and we truly hope that you and your company choose to be part of it with the Permian Basin Section of the SPE. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR SUPPORT

James Haest Silvertip Completion Services (432) 557-5337 Jeanette Reyes Endeavor Energy Resources (432) 238-0780

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30th Annual SPE Permian Basin Golf Tournament Call for Sponsors Company Name: __________________________________________________________________________________ Sponsorship Level: ________________________________________________________________________________

Amount Donated: $___________________ Your Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________ Company Mailing Address: _________________________________________________________________________ City: _____________________________________

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For Sponsorship or Sponsor Information Call: James Haest Jeanette Reyes

Silvertip Completion Services Endeavor Energy Resources

(432) 557-5337 (432) 238-0780

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30th Annual SPE Permian Basin Golf Tournament Sponsorship Options $10,000 – Title Sponsor Company name on Sunglasses $8,000 – Platinum Sponsor Company name on Hat along with SPE $5,000 – Tumbler or Similar Item Company name would appear on the tumbler or similar item given to all participants $5,000 – Golf Ball Sponsor Company logo on golf balls-1 sleeve per participant $5,000 – Golf Tool Sponsor Company name and logo would appear team photos given to all participants $2,500 – Tote Bag Sponsor Company name and logo would appear on tote bag $2,500 – Pavilion Sponsor Company name and logo would appear on pavilion scoreboard $2,500 – Golf Cart Sponsor Company Name on all contestant golf carts $2,500 – Golf Cart Sponsor Company Name on all contestant golf carts $2,500 – Driving Range Sponsor Company name displayed on driving range $2,500 – Towel Sponsor Company name would appear on the towels given to all participants $2,500 – Cold Towel Sponsor Company name would appear on the towels given to all participants $2,500 – Golf Flag Sponsor Company name and logo on golf flags both courses (Quail and Roadrunner) $2,500 – Signs Sponsor Company name would appear on all hole signs $2,500 – Drink Cart Sponsor Company name would appear on all hole signs $2,000 – Entrance Flying Flag Sponsor Company name would appear all drink cups $2,000 – Beverage Cup Sponsor Company name would appear all drink cups $2,000 – Hole in One Prize Sponsor Company name would appear on the Grand Prize Sign $2,000 – Hole in One Prize Sponsor Company name would appear on the Grand Prize Sign $2,000 – Hole in One Prize Sponsor

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30th Annual SPE Permian Basin Golf Tournament Company name would appear on the Grand Prize Sign $2,000 – Hole in One Prize Sponsor Company name would appear on the Grand Prize Sign $2,000 – Raffle Sponsor Company would be recognized as the donor of the Raffle items & logo would appear on the Raffle tickets. Multiple large items, like a set of Irons, BBQ, or large flat screen TV $2,000 – Door Prize Sponsor Company name on door prize banner and winning list $2,000 – Putting Green Sponsor Company name displayed on practice putting green $2,000 – Scorecard Sponsor Company name would appear on all team scorecards $2,000 – Hole Prizes Sponsor Company name on one of the award signs for the contest holes (closest to the pin and longest drive) $2,000 – Hole Prizes Sponsor Company name on one of the award signs for the contest holes (closest to the pin and longest drive) $2,000 – Hospitality Tent Sponsor Company name on tent $2,000 – Chipping Contest Sponsor Sponsor has a position on the putting green by clubhouse. All contestants have one chance with tournament entry. Additional chances can be purchased. Top three teams receive pro shop credit. $2,000 – Putting Contest Sponsor Sponsor has a position on the putting green by clubhouse. All contestants have one chance with tournament entry. Additional chances can be purchased. Top three teams receive pro shop credit. $2,000 – Courtesy Car Ride Program Sponsor will have signs by putting green and out front. Safe, free ride home for tired golfers who have had a long week. $1,000 – Cold wet towel sponsor Quail Company sets up a tent on a hole on Quail GC and passes out towels $1,000 – Cold wet towel sponsor Roadrunner Company sets up a tent on a hole on Roadrunner GC and passes out towels $1,000 – Eagle Sponsor Sponsor a watering hole, name will appear on T-Box Sign $750 – Birdie Sponsor Company name on Tee Box If your company would like to donate any Ditty Bag items, a Birdie Sponsorship Level would be acknowledged in kind (for all Ditty bag items the count is 550) $500 – Par Sponsor Company name on Sponsor board

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SPE Permian Basin Young Professionals Upcoming Events May General Meeting RSVP Link: https://tinyurl.com/SPEPBYPMay21

May Happy Hour RSVP Link: https://tinyurl.com/SPEPBYPMay21HappyHour

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/spepbyp/ https://connect.spe.org/permianbasin/youngprofessionals

For SPE YP Sponsorship Opportunities, please contact YP Chair Shivani Vyas (shivanivy928@gmail.com).

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SPE UTPB

SPE UTPB 1st Annual Golf Tournament Thank you to sponsors and all those that attended the SPE UTPB 1st Annual Golf Tournament!

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SPE PB D&I

SPE Permian Basin Diversity & Inclusion Committee Please join us for this month’s Diversity & Inclusion Committee Panel featuring five women in industry as they discuss their careers and experiences in the Permian Basin.