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DAY TWO | WEDNESDAY MARCH 26, 2025

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DIGITALIZATION, AUTOMATION & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, PARAFFIN MITIGATION & MANAGEMENT, SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT, LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT, BACK-TO-BASICS OF CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT (ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION)

8:00AM REGISTRATION & REFRESHMENTS

9:00AM GSN WELCOME & CHAIRPERSON’S OPENING REMARKS & DAY 1 RECAP

SECTION ON DIGITALIZATION, AUTOMATION & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

9:10AM – 9:40AM LEVERAGING DATA ANALYTICS AND CLOUD PLATFORMS FOR OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE

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  • Closing operational gaps with robust data analysis.

  • Collaborative analytics balancing proprietary needs.

  • Cloud-based platforms to streamline operations.

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9:40AM – 10:10AM AI-DRIVEN OILFIELD INNOVATIONS: FROM BUZZWORDS TO ACTIONABLE INSIGHTS

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“If AI is going to be successful, it’s gonna need to draw into the what's out there in terms of digital technology. I mean, you can't be done without data right?!” – Leading oil & gas operator

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  • Understanding the deinition of clean data and its role in AI-driven solutions.

  • Enhancing decision-making through AI-driven machine learning.

  • Predictive maintenance and ield optimization powered by AI.

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10:10 – 10:40AM MORNING REFRESHMENT BREAK & WALKTHROUGH WITH EXHIBITORS

CHEMICAL INJECTION

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10:40AM - 11:20AM IDENTIFYING AND CLOSING GAPS IN CHEMICAL INJECTION PROCESSES

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“What we want is to make the gaps in our chemical injection smaller. We know gaps exist everywhere, so when we talk about data and how it is handled timely data, clean data and verified information, is so important. It would help the industry a lot to understand where changes occur, so that the gaps aren't growing in a blind spot.” - Leading oil & gas operator

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  • Learn how to minimize operational gaps in chemical injection and prevent blind spots. of Automation Technology based on criticality of treatment

  • Understand the importance of clean, veri ied data and timely information in detecting and addressing changes.

  • Explore tools and techniques to ensure real-time insights into chemical injection adjustments.​

CHEMICAL EOR (ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY)

11:20AM - 11:50AM  ENHANCING PRODUCTION IN UNCONVENTIONAL WELLS: THE CASE FOR CHEMICAL RESTIMULATION

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​​Traditional acid stimulation, effective in carbonate reservoirs, struggles in unconventional plays due to complex mineralogy, limited penetration, and poor fluid distribution, making it inconsistent and often uneconomical.

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  • Addresses permeability issues, phase trapping, and scale deposition, leading to improved well clean-up and fracture conductivity through chemical restimulation.

  • Cost-effective alternatives to acid stimulation while reducing corrosion risks and supporting more stable production outcomes in unconventional wells.

SECTION ON PARAFFIN MITIGATION & MANAGEMENT

COST-EFFECTIVE PARAFFIN MITIGATION STRATEGIES

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11:50AM - 12:20PM APPLICATION OF PARAFFIN MITIGATION PROGRAMS IN THE DJ BASIN TO MANAGE FLOW ASSURANCE AND ASSET INTEGRITY

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Managing paraffin build-up remains a persistent challenge in oilfield operations, impacting efficiency, costs, and production uptime. this session brings together practical insights to explore the most effective paraffin mitigation strategies, while offering a cost-benefit analysis to guide decision-making

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  • Understand how longer-distance flowlines and properties near public receptors have heightened paraffin deposition risks.

  • Learn why traditional hot oiling practices can lead to plugging flow lines and increased Loss Production Opportunity

  • Discover the results of paraffin chemistry screening in the lab, including dispersants, solvents, and inhibitors, deployed in focused field pilots.

  • Gain insights into economic and performance benefits of batch, continuous, and combo solutions that mitigate paraffin deposition and corrosion.

12:20 – 1:20PM - LUNCH BREAK & MEETINGS WITH EVENT PARTNERS & EXHIBITORS

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

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PANEL DISCUSSION

 

1:20PM - 2:00PM ADDRESSING OILFIELD CHEMICALS SUPPLY CHAIN CHALLENGES

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  • Critical factors contributing to supply chain disruptions.

  • Securing consistent raw material supply for end-users.

  • How US operators can stabilize global market practices.

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LIFECYLE MANAGEMENT

PANEL DISCUSSION

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2:00PM - 2:40PM BRIDGING THE GAPS: ENHANCING COMMUNICATION AND COLLABORATION ACROSS THE OILFIELD VALUE CHAIN

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  • Strategies for improved integration across upstream, midstream, and downstream operations.

  • Collaborative inventory systems and chemical residual tracking.

  • Standardization of Residual Analysis

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BACK TO BASICS: ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIONS

ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIONS 

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2:40PM – 3:20PM FOCUSING ON THE BASICS OF CHEMICAL SELECTION, APPLICATION & INJECTION

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​​Following the success of the 2024 Back-to-Basics Deep-Dive Workshop, we are thrilled to bring this highly acclaimed session back for 2025. Last year, attendees gained valuable insights into the evolving landscape of chemical programs and the growing need to balance innovation with foundational principles. In 2024, participants from across the oil ield sector acknowledged the critical importance of revisiting core chemical management practices while integrating advanced solutions. As chemical management programs expand and teams innovate, maintaining adherence to tried-and-true basics emerged as a shared challenge. This year, we aim to take the conversation further, providing actionable strategies to optimize chemical programs while respecting fundamental best practices.

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3:20PM – 3:30PM CHAIRPERSON’S CLOSING REMARKS

3:30PM END OF CONFERENCE

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