Egyps cfp 2019 brochure

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HELD UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT ABDEL FATTAH EL SISI PRESIDENT OF THE ARAB REPUBLIC OF EGYPT

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11-13 February 2019

Egypt International Exhibition Center NORTH AFRICA AND THE MEDITERRANEAN DELIVERING THE ENERGY NEEDS OF TOMORROW

CALL FOR PAPERS BROCHURE 2019 CALL FOR PAPERS NOW OPEN Submit technical abstracts: www.egyps.com/cfp

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SUBMISSIONS DEADLINE: THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2018

Be a part of EGYPS 2019. Submit your abstracts and share your industry experience and technical knowledge across the upstream, midstream and downstream value chain.

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TECHNICAL CATEGORIES

Gas Processing Technology and Operations (GPTO)

Downstream: Refining Technology, Operations and Marketing (DRTOM)

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E&P Geoscience (GEO)

Oil, Gas and Unconventional Field Developments (OGUFD)

Drilling and Completions (DC)

Offshore Technology and Operations (OTO)

Project Management, Engineering Technology and Implementation (PMETI)

Operational Excellence, Maintenance and HSE (OEMH)

Downstream: Petrochemicals Technology, Operations (DPTO)

Gas to Power Generation Technology and Operations (PGTO)

Artificial Intelligence and Connected Performance Technology and Services (AICPTS)

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E&P Geoscience (GEO) Exploration plays: strategy, planning and execution Seismic surveys: imaging and modelling Geoscience: technology development and commercialisation Well logging, remote sensing for new and existing wells Data knowledge, collation, management and analysis Heat exchange and waste and water management

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Oil field and facilities maintenance, upgrade and repair Health, safety, environment, security management, equipment and services across E&P and downstream plants Risk and integrity management, interface challenges Climate change, C02 reduction and environmental challenges within oil and gas Metering, production management, testing and managing aging fields and infrastructure Hazardous chemicals management Reducing Opex

Oil, Gas and Unconventional Field Developments (OGUFD) Reservoir evaluations: shale gas, tight gas Reservoir characterisation and modelling Mature field renewal and maximising field economic life Integrated development planning and field development case studies Field surveillance and testing Reservoir engineering, evaluation, monitoring and testing technologies Smart and digital oilfields: improving operational capabilities of assets Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) thermal recovery, gas injection, chemical injection, steam flooding, nano technology, thermally activated particles techniques Recovering by-passed oil in mature fields

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Drilling and Completions (DC)

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Gas Processing Technology and Operations (GPTO)

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Offshore Technology and Operations (OTO) Offshore infrastructure: production platforms and artificial islands design, piling, flow lines, umbilical connections Floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) and offshore support (OSV) vessels and remotely operated underwater vehicles (ROV) Hydraulic lifting equipment, cranes and high capacity winches Shallow and deep water: subsea wells, subsea fields, subsea projects and developments Shipping, marine and subsea specialised equipment and repair

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Downstream: Petrochemicals Technology, Operations (DPTO) Olefins (ethylene and propylene) and aromatics (benzene, toluene, xylene isomers): operations and technology developments Petrochemical and refining integration, supply chain management and feedstock allocation, diversification and maximisation Integration of bio-feedstock in petrochemical plants On-purpose olefins production Crude to chemicals

Sour gas processing, filtration and separation methods including acid, gas, water, condensate, oil Natural gas processing from the well head to the plant R&D relating to production, processing and pipeline transportation of natural gas Modular gas processing plants Advanced natural gas to olefins technology Sulphur recovery and acid gas removal units

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Downstream: Refining Technology, Operations and Marketing (DRTOM) Brownfield revamping, expansion, conversion and developments Refining and petrochemical integration, supply chain management and feedstock maximisation: crude oil derivatives including naptha, LPG, NGL, shale gas, ethane gas Refining technology and processing developments: catalytic and thermal cracking, advanced hydrocracker reaction and fractionation units, delayed coking units, contaminants removal, alkylation and polymerisation, isomerisation, energy efficiency Heavy oil: flow measurement and control of heavy oil steam, metal contamination from heavy oil processing, desalting refinery heavy feeds Bottom of the barrel upgrading Reducing carbon dioxide emissions: technologies and innovations New trends and emerging technologies for lubricants, fuels and base oils: product integrity, standards and legislations Lubrication solutions for renewable energy applications Advanced fuels marketing and distribution technologies from refinery to retail station: efficiency, safety and security Energy transition, electric vehicles, batteries and storage technologies Technologies to meet new fuel specifications and support clean energy standards; gasoline vs diesel technology advances

Drilling and downhole: technology, production optimisation, cost reduction Onshore and offshore well stimulation: hydraulic fracking technology and operations Jack up drilling rigs Intelligence completions: design, implementation and performance Drilling fluids: technology, environment, performance enhancement Artificial lift innovation and technologies Well interventions and new technologies

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Operational Excellence, Maintenance and HSE (OEMH)

Gas to Power Generation Technology and Operations (PGTO) Floating LNG, liquefaction and regasification terminals, LNG trains, transmission and distribution and power generation Power plant fuel supply: coal vs oil vs gas Plant upgrades, refurbishment, manufacturing and equipment Gas turbine strategy and technology Gas field developing and planning LNG to power

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Project Management, Engineering Technology and Implementation (PMETI)

Artificial Intelligence and Connected Performance Technology and Services (AICPTS) Industrial internet of things (IIOT) Advances in predictive analytics techniques and data handling technologies Big data collation, management and analysis within the refinery, petrochemical, gas processing plant Smart, connected assets, devices and wireless technologies Cloud engineering and virtual technology validation Protecting oil and gas facilities: cyber and infrastructure security Digital plants, integrated hardware, software, monitoring and predictive analytics tools

Successful project execution: engineering, procurement, supply chain, construction and management, cost optimisation Mega project challenges in a low price oil environment: E&P, refining, petrochemicals, gas Mitigating challenges during commissioning and start up operations: onshore and offshore facilities Processing transportation and infrastructure

EGYPS 2018 TECHNICAL CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE

623

ABSTRACTS RECEIVED

61

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

31

TECHNICAL SESSIONS

ACROSS

11

CATEGORIES

110+

TECHNICAL SPEAKERS

FROM

45

COUNTRIES

CALL FOR PAPER GUIDELINES

EGYPS EGYPT PETROLEUM SHOW

All submitted technical abstracts will be reviewed by the EGYPS 2019 Technical Committee.

Early submission is important to ensure the Committee members have ample time to review the abstracts.

Authors are strongly encouraged to submit their abstracts online at: www.egyps.com/cfp before 28 June 2018 Abstract submission

Abstracts should include 300 words and be written in English.

It is critical that all the requested information is provided at the time of your abstract submission.

You must select from the 11 categories provided to best describe your abstract.

Prior to abstract submissions – management clearance must be obtained. Any issues concerning clearance should be outlined when the abstract is submitted.

If you have presented this abstract previously, you will need to provide details of when and where.

Abstract content

Your abstract should contain adequate information review by the Technical Committee including: Description: summarise the scope and nature of the work upon which the abstract is based on eg: field data, lab data, original analysis, technology.

Applications: describe the possible application of the information provided in the abstract.

Results and conclusions: summarise the results and major conclusions to be presented in the presentation and state specific conclusions of the work and how these differ from previous work on the same subject. State whether new information will be revealed and whether data from the field, lab, refinery, plant will be included.

Technical contributions: describe the significance of the subject matter in the abstract by listing up to three technical contributions or additions to the technical knowledge based of the petroleum industry.

Technical categories Use the 11 technical categories supplied to indicate the category that best describes your abstract. Abstracts are evaluated based on the following:

The abstract must contribute to upstream, midstream or downstream technology and should contain significant new knowledge, technical results or experience.

Data in the abstract must be correct in terms of technical applications.

The abstract may present information about equipment and tools to be used in the upstream, midstream and downstream sectors showing definite applications and limitations of such equipment and should avoid undue commercialism and extensive use of trade names.

Commercialism

Your abstract should avoid the use of commercial trade names, company names or language that is commercial in tone in the title, text or slides. Use of such terms will result in careful scrutiny by the review committee and may result in exclusion from the evaluation process.

Guidelines for accepted abstracts

If your abstract is accepted you will be notified in July 2018.

Authors of accepted abstracts will be required to prepare powerpoint presentations.

Detailed instructions on the preparation of powerpoint presentations will be sent to all authors once acceptance to speak has been received.

The organiser assumes no obligation for expenses by authors for travel and accommodation to attend and speak at the event.

EGYPS 2019 IMPORTANT DATES MONDAY 12 FEBRUARY 2019 CALL FOR PAPERS OPENS

THURSDAY 21 JUNE 7 DAYS LEFT TO SUBMIT ABSTRACTS

11-13 FEBRUARY 2019 EGYPT PETROLEUM SHOW OPENS

THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2019 CALL FOR PAPERS CLOSES

THURSDAY 26 JULY AUTHOR NOTIFICATIONS

SUBMIT ABSTRACTS BY 28 JUNE 2018 www.egyps.com/cfp

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11-13 February 2019

Egypt International Exhibition Center NORTH AFRICA AND THE MEDITERRANEAN DELIVERING THE ENERGY NEEDS OF TOMORROW

2019 CALL FOR PAPERS NOW OPEN SUBMIT TODAY AND BE PART OF EGYPS 2019 Website: www.egyps.com/cfp Questions? Email: egyps.conference@dmgeventsme.com

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