SPE Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition

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Conference Programme

SPE Asia Pacific Oil & GasConference and ExhibitionThriving in the New Energy Landscape

17-19 November 2020

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Welcome Message

The regional flagship event, SPE Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition (APOGCE) 2020, is scheduled from 17-19 November 2020.

“Business as usual” is simply no longer an option. Meeting the many challenges ahead demands transformation and innovation across the value chain. New resources must be developed, new markets explored, and collaboration stepped up – within the wider industry and across the stakeholder spectrum.

Our conference theme, “Thriving in the New Energy Landscape”, reflects our optimism for a vibrant oil and gas industry which contributes positively to a dynamic, diversifying and decarbonising energy system. The conference offers the opportunity to hear from leading industry figures, influential policy makers and prominent academics, sharing their views on the future of energy and our mandate to shape this future.

Covering a wide range of strategic and technical multidisciplinary topics, the programme will showcase business innovation and technical accomplishments. It will also provide a forum for sharing insight into how the industry is evolving and transforming to meet global opportunities and challenges beyond 2020.

On behalf of SPE and the organising committee, we thank you for your support and participation and we hope you will have an enriching experience.

Sincerely,

Bernadette CullinaneAPOGCE 2020 Conference ChairPartner and Australian Oil, Gas & Chemicals LeaderDeloitte Consulting

Pieter JagtenbergAPOGCE 2020 Programme ChairReservoir Engineering AdviserReservoir ManagementWoodside Energy

Table of Contents

Message from Conference Chair and Technical Programme Chair

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Committees 3

Thank You to Our Sponsors 5

Schedule of Events 6

Virtual Conference Programme Schedule 8

General Information 9

Opening, Ministerial and Keynote Session 11

Executive Plenary Session

Panel Sessions 12

Technical and Knowledge Sharing ePosters Sessions

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List of Exhibitors 16

Exhibitor Profiles

Media Supporter 18

This Conference Programme is updated as at 12 November 2020

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Committees

Committees

Conference Chair

Technical Programme Committee

Bernadette CullinanePartner and Australian Oil, Gas & Chemical LeadersDeloitte Consulting

Pieter JagtenbergReservoir Engineering AdviserReservoir ManagementWoodside Energy

Members

Natalie Chadud, APLNG

Chris Mijnssen, Arrow Energy

Kevin Lay, AWT International

Sadegh Asadi, Baker Hughes

Andy Tjoeng, BHP

Helge Lawrenz, Bureau Veritas Asset Integrity and Reliability Services

Alan Morrison, Chevron Australia

Daniel O’Reilly, Chevron Australia

Matthew Flett, Chevron Australia

Peter Tippet, Chevron Australia

Liu He, CNPC

Jinfeng Li, ConocoPhillips

Julien Bourdet, CSIRO

Technical Programme Chair

Ludovic Ricard, CSIRO

Alireza Keshavaraz, Edith Cowan University

Stefan Iglauer, Edith Cowan University

Miles Ponsonby, Empeiria Services

Marie Louise Lees, Energy Quest

Ryosuke Yokote, ENI Australia

Zis Katelis, Gaffney, Cline & Associates

Paul Pillai, Government of Western Australia

Ben van Deijl, Independent

Daniel Kalinin, Independent

Khalil Rahman, Independent

Roger Marsh, Independent

Soubhagya Das, Independent

Takaaki Uetani, INPEX Corporation

Russell Byfield, KBC Global

Paul Pickering, Mentata Pty. Ltd.

Andy Ion, Mitsui E&P Australia

Erebi Cocodia, NOPTA

Mark Laurie, North Oil Company

Shankar Bhukya, NOV Grant Prideco

Chris Fair, Oilfield Data Services

David Manning, Oilfield Technologies

Andre Cebastiant, Oil Search Limited

Sameer Ganpule, Origin Energy

Prady Chaliha, Osaka Gas Australia

Henricus Herwin, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi

Jan Bon Jr., Petrolab Australia

Wu Shuhong, PetroChina

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Committees

Committees

MembersSteve Flew, Petrofac (Malaysia-PM304) Limited

Abdolrahim Ataei, PETRONAS

Ali Sabzabadi, PETRONAS

Mohamad Syahezat Ismail, PETRONAS

Rahim Masoudi, PETRONAS

Raj Deo Tewari, PETRONAS

Dipak Mandal, Reservoir Consultant

David Jamieson, Santos

James Griffiths, Santos

Mark Burgoyne, Santos

Roumen Sankoff, Santos

Heu Tieng Soon, Sarawak Shell Berhad

Jack Harfoushian, Schlumberger

Shripad Biniwale, Schlumberger

Dominic Pepicelli, South Australian Government

Piotr Sapa, South Australian Government

Zahid Hasan, TechnipFMC

Alireza Salmachi, University of Adelaide

Mark Jackson, University of Western Australia

Omar Al-Fatlawi, University of Baghdad

Barry Goodin, Vermilion Oil and Gas Australia

Jeannie Wong, Woodside Energy

Luke Jackson, Woodside Energy

Mohammad Zafari, Woodside Energy

Paul Kelly, Woodside Energy

Xinyue Yi, Woodside Energy

Conduct Committee

Members

Matthew FlettSenior Reservoir EngineerChevron Australia

Conduct Chair

Denison Williams, BHP

Jane Chua, Bureau Veritas Asset Integrity and Reliability Services

Claudio Pellegrini, Captstan Australia

Daniel O’Reilly, Chevron Australia

Dan Pickering, Opes International

Steve Smart, Right Time

Mitch Sherston, Santos

Dean Manifis, Santos

Alexis Wheelan, Woodside Energy

Zachary Brown, Woodside Energy

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Thank You to Our Sponsors

Thank You to Our Sponsors

Principal Sponsors

General Sponsors

Gold Sponsor Gold Sponsor

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Virtual Schedule of Events


UTC +8

Tuesday, 17 November

0900 1800 Interactive Exhibition Exhibition & ePoster

0900 1800 Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session Exhibition & ePoster

1400 1500 Opening, Ministerial and Keynote Session Auditorium

1500 1530 BreakExhibition & ePoster; Conference Lounge; Networking Lounge

1530 1630 Panel Session 1: Carbon Reduction Challenges and Opportunities Auditorium

1530 1630 Technical Session 1: Dynamic Reservoir Characterisation Auditorium

1530 1630 Technical Session 2: Well Integrity and Intervention Auditorium


1700 1800 Panel Session 2: Digitalisation - Enabling Operational Excellence Auditorium

1700 1800 Technical Session 3: Production Chemistry and Case Studies Auditorium

1700 1800 Technical Session 4: Completion Technologies Auditorium

Wednesday, 18 November



0945 1100 Executive Plenary Session: Thriving in the New Energy Landscape Auditorium


1130 1230 Technical Session 5: Simulation and Modelling I Auditorium

1130 1230 Technical Session 6: Responsible Choices for Better Outcomes Auditorium

1130 1230 Technical Session 7: Deepwater and Subsea Auditorium


1400 1500 Panel Session 3: LNG and Future Energy Markets Auditorium

1400 1500 Technical Session 8: Well Abandonment Auditorium

1400 1500 Technical Session 9: Digitalisation in Drilling Auditorium


1530 1630 Panel Session 4: Well Abandonment Auditorium

1530 1630 Technical Session 10: Gas Supply and Technology Auditorium

1530 1630 Technical Session 11: Well Testing Auditorium


1700 1800 Technical Session 12: Integrated Technologies for Optimum Well Stimulation Auditorium

1700 1800 Technical Session 13: Digitalisation in Reservoir and Operations Auditorium

1700 1800 Technical Session 14: Innovative Operations Surveillance Auditorium

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Thursday, 19 November



1000 1100 Panel Session 5: Educating, Attracting and Retaining the Next Generation of Climate Conscious Talent Auditorium

1000 1100 Technical Session 15: Drilling Fluids and Wellbore Stability Auditorium

1000 1100 Technical Session 16: Unconventional Resources Auditorium


1130 1230 Technical Session 17: Downhole Sand Management Auditorium

1130 1230 Technical Session 18: Production Chemistry Auditorium

1130 1230 Technical Session 19: Simulation and Modelling II Auditorium


1400 1500 Panel Session 6: Collaboration to Unlock Stranded Volumes Auditorium

1400 1500 Technical Session 20: Facilities Operations Auditorium

1400 1500 Technical Session 21: Enabling Recovery from Shale Auditorium


1530 1630 Technical Session 22: In-Well Technologies Auditorium

1530 1630 Technical Session 23: Surface and Subsurface Integration and Optimisation Auditorium


1700 1800 Technical Session 24: Drilling Challenges Auditorium

1700 1800 Technical Session 25: Enhanced Hydrocarbon Recovery Auditorium

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Virtual Conference Programme Schedule

Time Room 1 Room 2 Room 3Tuesday, 17 November

1400 - 1500 hours Opening, Ministerial and Keynote Session

1500 - 1530 hours Break

1530 - 1630 hours Panel Session 1 Carbon Reduction Challenges and Opportunities

Technical Session 1 Dynamic Reservoir Characterisation

Technical Session 2 Well Integrity and Intervention


1700 - 1800 hours Panel Session 2 Digitalisation - Enabling Operational Excellence

Technical Session 3 Production Chemistry and Case Studies

Technical Session 4 Completion Technologies

Wednesday, 18 November

0945 - 1100 hours Executive Plenary Session Thriving in the New Energy Landscape


1130 - 1230 hours Technical Session 5 Simulation and Modelling I

Technical Session 6 Responsible Choices for Better Outcomes

Technical Session 7 Deepwater and Subsea


1400 - 1500 hours Panel Session 3 LNG and Future Energy Markets

Technical Session 8 Well Abandonment

Technical Session 9 Digitalisation in Drilling


1530 - 1630 hours Panel Session 4 Well Abandonment

Technical Session 10 Gas Supply and Technology

Technical Session 11 Well Testing


1700 - 1800 hoursTechnical Session 12

Integrated Technologies for Optimum Well Stimulation

Technical Session 13 Digitalisation in Reservoir and Operations

Technical Session 14 Innovative Operations Surveillance

Thursday, 19 November

1000 - 1100 hoursPanel Session 5

Educating, Attracting and Retaining the Next Generation of Climate Conscious Talent

Technical Session 15 Drilling Fluids and Wellbore Stability

Technical Session 16 Unconventional Resources


1130 - 1230 hours Technical Session 17 Downhole Sand Management

Technical Session 18 Production Chemistry

Technical Session 19 Simulation and Modelling II

1230 -1400 hours Break

1400 - 1500 hours Panel Session 6 Collaboration to Unlock Stranded Volumes

Technical Session 20 Facilities Operations

Technical Session 21 Enabling Recovery from Shale


1530 - 1630 hours Technical Session 22 In-Well Technologies

Technical Session 23 Surface and Subsurface Integration and

Optimisation


1700 - 1800 hours Technical Session 24 Drilling Challenges

Technical Session 25 Enhanced Hydrocarbon Recovery

Virtual Conference Programme Schedule

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General Information

General Information

EVENT HOURS

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Date Time

Tuesday, 17 November 1400-1800 hours (UTC +8)

Wednesday, 18 November 0945-1800 hours (UTC +8)

Thursday, 19 November 1000-1800 hours (UTC +8)

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General Information

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Opening, Ministerial, Keynote and Executive Plenary Session

Tuesday, 17 November 2020 | 1400 – 1500 hours (UTC +8) Auditorium

Opening, Ministerial and Keynote Session

Executive Plenary Session

Speakers:

Bernadette CullinanePartner and Australian Oil, Gas & Chemicals LeaderDeloitte ConsultingAPOGCE 2020 Conference Chair

Bernadette CullinanePartner and Australian Oil, Gas & Chemicals LeaderDeloitte ConsultingAPOGCE 2020 Conference Chair

Bill JohnstonMinister for Mines and Petroleum, Energy and Industrial RelationsGovernment of Western Australia

Phongsthorn ThavisinChief Executive OfficerPTT Exploration and Production Public Company Limited

Shauna Noonan2020 SPE PresidentOccidental Petroleum

Professor Peter Klinken ACChief Scientist,Government of Western Australia

Grant KingFormer Managing DirectorOrigin EnergyFormer President of Business Council of Australia Chair, Emissions Reduction Fund Member, Technology Advisory Council

Speakers:

Wednesday, 18 November 2020 | 0945 – 1100 hours (UTC +8) Auditorium

Thriving in the New Energy Landscape

Moderators:

Pieter JagtenbergReservoir Engineering AdviserReservoir ManagementWoodside Energy APOGCE 2020 Technical Programme Committee Chair

Susan CunninghamNon-Executive DirectorOil Search Ltd.

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Panel Sessions

Panel Sessions

Ludovic RicardSenior Reservoir EngineerCSIRO

Peter TippetReservoir Management AdvisorChevron Australia

Mark LaurieSenior Reservoir Engineer – RMO (RGS)North Oil Company

Miles PonsonbyDirectorEmpeiria Services

Russell ByfieldAdvanced TechnologyGlobal Simulation Business LeaderKBC

Panel Session 1: Carbon Reduction Challenges and Opportunities

Panel Session 2: Digitalisation - Enabling Operational Excellence

Session Chairs:

Session Chairs:

Speakers:

Speakers:

Stephanie ThorntonCluster ManagerAustralian Ocean Energy Group

Wayne PantherIndependent

Dr Matthew BellAsia Pacific Climate Change and Sustainability Services LeaderEY

Lauchlan WallaceChief Data OfficerStrategic Technology Manager – Digital Portfolio OperationsWoodside Energy

Dr Rahim MasoudiGTA & Custodian - Reservoir EngineeringResource Development & ManagementMPM, Upstream BusinessPETRONAS

Allison HortleActing Research Program Director, Senior Research ScientistCSIRO Energy

Martin OpdalPrincipalRystad Energy



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Panel Sessions

Panel Sessions

Natalie ChadudReservoir Development LeadAPLNG

Miles PonsonbyDirectorEmpeiria Services

Dipak MandalReservoir Consultant

David ManningManaging DirectorOilfield Technologies

Paul KellyGeneral Manager, Well EngineeringWoodside Energy

Panel Session 3: LNG and Future Energy Markets

Panel Session 4: Well Abandonment

Session Chairs:

Session Chairs:

Speakers:

Speakers:

Peter MitchleyHead, Port Kembla Gas Terminal ProjectAustralian Industrial EnergyEnergy Group

Crystal CunniffHead of Drilling and Completions AustraliaBHP

Derrick O’KeeffeHead of Division, Safety and IntegrityNOPSEMA

Phil GraingerGeneral Manager Strategy and CommercialINPEX

Dr David ThorpeAdjunct Senior Research Fellow - Well DecommissioningCurtin University

Elizabeth R SammutManager, Technical Drilling and CompletionsWoodside Energy

Daniel TolemanLNG Lead AnalystWood Mackenzie

Margot MatthewsChief Executive OfficerLNG Marine Fuel Institute

Chris JonesTVI Retirement Project ManagerChevron Australia

Martin OpdalPrincipalRystad Energy



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Panel Sessions

Panel Sessions

Daniel O’ReillyPetroleum EngineerChevron Australia

Paul PillaiAnalystGovernment of Western Australia

Zachary BrownReservoir EngineerWoodside Energy

Xinyue YiPrincipal Reservoir EngineerWoodside Energy

Darren FlynnVice President Development PlanningWoodside Energy

Panel Session 5: Educating, Attracting and Retaining the Next Generation of Climate Conscious Talent

Panel Session 6: Collaboration to Unlock Stranded Volumes

Session Chairs:

Session Chairs:

Speakers:

Speakers:

Dr Suzanne Hunt, General Manager Production Planning and Performance,Beach Energy Ltd.

Deanne RentingWheatstone Production Manager (Onslow)Chevron Australia

Daniel PalmerDeployment ManagerOGCI Climate Investments

Daein ChaManaging Director Transborders Energy

Andrew GarnettDirector, UQ Center of Natural GasUniversity of Queensland

Nathan MeehanPresidentCMG Petroleum Consulting,2016 SPE President

Steven TaylorManager – Strategy & GovernanceNOPTA

Thursday, 19 November 2020 |1000–1100hours(UTC+8)•Auditorium Auditorium

Thursday, 19 November 2020 | 1400 – 1500 hours (UTC +8) Auditorium

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Technical and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions

Technical and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions

More than 180 technical presentations will be presented across a vast variety of technical topics at the Technical and ePoster Sessions.

• Dynamic Reservoir Characterisation

• Well Integrity and Intervention

• Production Chemistry and Case Studies

• Completion Technologies

• Simulation and Modelling I

• Responsible Choices for Better Outcomes

• Deepwater and Subsea

• Well Abandonment

• Digitalisation in Drilling

• Gas Supply and Technology

• Well Testing

• Integrated Technologies for Optimum Well Stimulation

• Digitalisation in Reservoir and Operations

• Innovative Operations Surveillance

• Drilling Fluids and Wellbore Stability

• Unconventional Resources

• Downhole Sand Management

• Production Chemistry

• Simulation and Modelling II

• Facilities Operations

• Enabling Recovery from Shale

• In-Well Technologies

• Surface and Subsurface Integration and Optimisation

• Drilling Challenges

• Enhanced Hydrocarbon Recovery

Find out more from the virtual APOGCE 2020 website here

http://go.spe.org/20APOG-CF

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List of Exhibitors

List of Exhibitors

Principal Exhibitor

Gold Exhibitors

General Exhibitors

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Exhibitor Profiles

Exhibitor Profiles

HELIX ENERGY SOLUTIONS3505 West Sam Houston Parkway North, Suite 400, Houston Texas 77043, USAT: +1 281 618 0400E: [email protected] www.helixesg.com

Every offshore challenge you face is different. But whether it’s well intervention, subsea robotics, or deep sea trenching, Helix Energy Solutions is able to provide the specialty services you need. Our services cover the lifecycle of a subsea oil or gas field. We have decades of experience in the industry and are constantly seeking new and innovative ways to deliver on every project. We provide services and methodologies that are critical to maximizing production economics and operate primarily in deepwater in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, Brazil, North Sea, Asia Pacific and West Africa regions.

NISSAN CHEMICAL CORPORATION5-1, Nihonbashi 2-Chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-6119, JapanT: +81 3 4463 8200E: [email protected] www.nissanchem.co.jp/eng/

Nissan Chemical Corporation has been perfecting nanoparticles since 1951, making it one of the first companies in the world to produce highly surface-modified particles for industrial applications. Our years of experience, proprietary materials, and patented technologies have helped us become a worldwide leading provider of refined nanoparticle solutions.

PETROFACSuite 1, Level 6, 182 St Georges Terrace, Perth, Western Australia 6000, AustraliaT: +61 8 6154 0323E: [email protected] www.petrofac.com

Petrofac is a leading international service provider to the energy industry. Our teams design, build, operate, maintain and decommission on and offshore facilities. We’ve got decades of experience. But we’re also looking to the future. By connecting our know-how with digital technology we aim to drive ultra-efficient results.

SANTOS60 Flinders Street, Adelaide, South Australia 5000, AustraliaT: +61 8 8116 5000www.santos.com

A proudly Australian company, Santos is a leading supplier of natural gas, providing clean energy to improve the lives of people in Australia and Asia. Santos is already Australia’s biggest domestic gas supplier and aims to be a leading Asia-Pacific LNG supplier. For more than 65 years, Santos has been working in partnership with local communities, providing Australian jobs and business opportunities, safely and sustainably developing Australia’s natural gas resources, and powering Australian industries and households. Santos seeks to deliver long-term value to shareholders. Santos’ foundations are based on safe, sustainable operations and working together with our shareholders, host communities, governments and business partners.

SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERSSuite 12.01, Level 12, Menara IGB, Mid Valley City, Lingkaran Syed Putra, 59200 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaT: +1 800 456 6863E: [email protected]

The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a not-for-profit professional association whose more than 153,000 members in 143 countries are engaged in oil and gas exploration and production. SPE is a key resource for technical knowledge providing publications, events, training courses, and online resources at www.spe.org.

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Media Supporter

Media Supporter

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