DAY TWO | WEDNESDAY MARCH 20, 2024
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DATA MANAGEMENT & AUTOMATION, CHEMICAL MONITORING & DATA OPTIMIZATION, IRON SULFIDE MITIGATION, APPLICATION OF COMBINATION PRODUCTS TO TREAT MORE THAN ONE ISSUE & BACK-TO-BASICS OF CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT
8:00AM REGISTRATION & NETWORKING REFRESHMENTS
8:50AM OPENING REMARKS
Paul Gould, Managing Director, Imperative Insights LLC
DIGITALIZATION AND AUTOMATION OF OILFIELD CHEMICALS
9:00AM - 9.40AM SOUR GAS SAMPLING/MEASUREMENT STANDARDS AND SURVEILLANCE OPPORTUNITIES
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Optimize chemical treatment or chemical or contact tower usage FDR H2S
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Validation of uncertified lab utilized by 3rd party takeaways
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Validation of facility impacts with limited gas analysis
Kevin Harnsberry, Integrity Lead - Permian Basin, XTO Energy
9:40AM - 10:10AM HOW TO SET UP AND GET IT ALL TOGETHER IN ONE PLACE WHERE IT'S USABLE, ACCESSIBLE AND OBSERVABLE
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Options for bringing data into your system from TLM sources
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Best practices for getting data together and measuring performance
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Improving efficiency of field personnel as it pertains to chemical management
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Getting Value for your data
Stuart Schmidt, Chief Operating Officer, iTank Data
10:10AM - MORNING NETWORKING BREAK
10:40AM - 11:10AM ASSESS THE LATEST AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGIES AND DATA MANAGEMENT TOOLS THAT CAN BE IMPLEMENTED OVER MULTIPLE ASSETS TO OPTIMIZE CHEMICAL TREATMENT
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How to a create a clear chemical automation strategy for the lifecycle of the well/asset How to classify and implement of Automation Technology based on criticality of treatment
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Dive into the data that is required to optimize each injection point
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How to make joint decision with the field on critical item
Chad Hammond, President DC3 Control
PANEL DISCUSSION
11:10AM - 11:50AM DISCUSSION ON HOW TO OPTIMIZE CHEMICAL MONITORING EVEN FURTHER
E&Ps are no longer in the investigative phase; they are now starting to double down on the use cases that are going to help extract value. But how much progress has really been made in the last twelve months in chemical monitoring? Where are E&Ps finding value and seeing results?
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If you are looking for answers on what is being done and can be done differently from an automated/digital chemical monitoring point of view, join your needs in the audience as learn new methodologies for optimizing chemical monitoring and lessons to monitor chemicals more efficiently in the future.
Aloysius Utomo, Senior Chemical Treatment Specialist, Occidental Petroleum
Adam Noyes, Digital Solutions Manager, Halliburton Multi-Chem
Mohsen Achour, Corrosion SME, ConocoPhillips
COMBO PRODUCTS & IRON SULFIDE CONTROL
11:50PM - 12:20PM EFFECTIVE TRIPLE COMBO PRODUCT APPLICATION AND IRON SULFIDE CONTROL
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With combo products now readily available, the challenge that still remains is identifying the optimal dosage of each chemical to tackle individual problems. Can we cost effectively manage corrosion, scale and iron sulphide with one blend without over or under treating wells?
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This vendor-led presentation will give operators key insight on the ability and performance of combination products to treat more than one downhole issue with one chemical blend.
Chris Holp, Principal Technical Professional, Halliburton Multi-Chem
12:20PM - NETWORKING LUNCH BREAK
BACK TO BASICS: ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION
1:20PM - 2:50PM ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS FOCUSING ON THE BASICS OF CHEMICAL SELECTION, APPLICATION & INJECTION
Chemical programs and chemical management teams are evolving. An observation from a leading E&P company is that in the race to advance oilfield chemical management, there is lack of attention to the basics and sometimes a violation of basic principles.
This back-to-basics deep-dive workshop is for all levels of oilfield chemical engineers and managers, giving attendees the insight on how to find and adopt clever ways of optimizing chemical programs, while adhering to basic chemical management principles.
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When, where, how and how much chemicals to inject
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How to get timing of injection right
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How to optimize chemical concentration to make it successful
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Understand limitations in chemical compatibility
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Clever ways to minimize hardware and combine chemistries where possible
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Summary of Key Points & Takeaways