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Foto: Elisabeth Tønnessen The main activities of The National IOR Centre of Norway by Merete Vadla Madland Ressursgruppen for Energi, 22 januar 2018

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Foto: Elisabeth Tønnessen

The main activities of The National IOR Centre of Norwayby

Merete Vadla MadlandRessursgruppen for Energi, 22 januar 2018

Who? What? Where?

• Who? UiS, IRIS and IFE + 11 industry user-partners

• What? National Centre for Improved Oil Recovery

• Where? Here!

Improved Recovery

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The aim of the center is clear: we must increase the recovery rate on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. There are enormous values in mature fields in the North Sea and when Tord Lien opened the center in 2014, the value was compared to the price of the new opera house in Oslo. Only 1 percent improved recovery would correspond to 75 new opera houses - or 300 billion. Today, more than half of the oil is left in the reservoirs. My ambitious goal has been to get out as much as 70 percent, and I think that is still possible. Research in the center is world class, and if there is someone who will reach this target, it's us. Målet for senteret er klart: vi skal øke utvinningsgraden på norsk sokkel, det ligger enorme verdier igjen i modne felt i Nordsjøen. Da Tord Lien åpnet senteret i 2014 ble verdien målt i antall operahus. Da ville 1 prosents økt utvinning tilsvart det samme som 75 nye operahus – eller 300 milliarder kroner. I dag ligger mer enn halvparten av oljen igjen i reservoarene. Mitt litt ambisiøse mål har vært å få ut hele 70 prosent, og det tror jeg fortsatt er mulig. Forskningen i senteret er i verdensklasse, og er det noen som skal klare det, så er det oss.

Foto: Elisabeth Tønnessen

Collaboration

• 3 research-partners• 11 user-partners• 20 PhD-students• 12 postdocs• National collaborators• International collaborators

Joining forces to recover more

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How do we contribute to improve the recovery on the Norwegian Continental Shelf? This is done by combining research from several different fields, and through interdisciplinary collaboration between the scientists, the academics and the experts in oil and service companies we will be able to tailor solutions for each individual reservoir.��Cooperation between research partners goes back for decades and form the basis for a unique expertise that does not exist elsewhere. In addition, collaboration with industry is invaluable for the center, as it assures the quality of the research that is being performed. In the center, we believe that cooperation makes us stronger, and we have therefore focused on finding good partners, both nationally and internationally. We have, for example, several PhD students and Post docs located at other universities, such as University of Bergen and Oslo. This means that we have access to a good research network also outside our formal research partners. Hvordan skal vi bidra til at utvinningen på norsk sokkel økes? Det skal vi gjøre ved å kombinere forskning fra flere ulike felt, og gjennom tverrfaglig samarbeid mellom oss forskere, akademikere og eksperter i olje og service selskap vil vi kunne skreddersy løsninger for hvert enkelt reservoar. Samarbeidet mellom forskningspartnerne går tiår tilbake i tid, og danner grunnlaget for en unik kompetanse som ikke finnes andre steder. I tillegg er samarbeidet med industrien uvurderlig for senteret, da det kvalitetssikrer forskningen som blir gjort. I senteret tror vi på at samarbeid gjør oss sterkere, og vi har derfor jobbet for å finne gode samarbeidspartnere, både nasjonalt og internasjonalt. Vi har f.eks flere doktorgradsstipendiater og Post docs plassert ved andre universiteter, slik som UiB og UiO. Dette gjør at vi får tilgang til god forskning også utenfor våre formelle forskningspartnere.

What is important to us?• Flexible organization

– Two theme leaders instead of only seven task leaders– ~50% budget to institutes – reallocated short notice

• Industry involvement– Majority of board from industry– TC actively involved in designing projects

• New alliances– Projects involves researchers from different institutes, industry & academia

(mix of applied and academic)– Cross disciplinary

• Looking for new ideas– IORNorway – meeting place: international, national, within and outside Centre – Announcements of funding internally

The Board

Chairman: Kåre Vagle

Theme 1 Mobile and immobile oil And EOR methods

Theme leader: Aksel Hiorth

Task 1Core scale

Task leader: Arne Stavland

Task 2 Mineral fluid reactions atnano/submicron scale

Task leader: Udo Zimmermann

Task 3 Pore scale

Task leader: Espen Jettestuen

Task 4 Upscaling & environmentalimpact

Task leader: Aksel Hiorth

Theme 2 Mobile oil – reservoirCharacterisation to improve

volumetric sweep

Theme leader: Randi Valestrand

Task 5 Tracer technology

Task leader: Tor Bjørnstad

Task 6 Reservoir simulation tools

Task leader: Robert Klöfkorn

Task 7 Field scale evaluation &history matching

Task leader: Geir Nævdal

The Technical Committee

Head of Committee: Niels Lindeloff

The Management Team

Centre Director: Merete Vadla Madland

Director of Field Implementation:Sissel Opsahl Viig

Director of Academia: Svein M. Skjæveland

The organization

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The Centre is located, organizationally, at the department level and not the institute level, thus making it easier to utilize the resources from the various institutes at UiS. The Centre is an important factor in enhancing UiS’ image as an attractive destination for The Faculty of Science and Technology and students alike, and has beyond doubt attracted several outstanding graduate students as well as impacted the courses given at master’s level within Reservoir Technology and Geoscience Engineering. The organisation of the Centre under the Faculty of Science and Technology is promoting the cross-sharing of knowledge between departments at the faculty, and the multidisciplinary research links together different fields within science and technology subjects. Si noe om hvorfor denne strukturen ble valgt… bedre kontroll … mer press på å levere – bedre oppfølging av den enkelte

The role of Technical Committee and Board

• The Board reports and is responsible to the General Assembly

• Monitors the implementation of the projects • Approve annual work plans and budgets

• TC can modify the research focus within each of the research tasks

– Workplan– Bi-annual project reports– TC may stop or shift the focus of a

project– The structure enables TC to take

ownership of the research projects

The Scientific Advisory Committee• Advise and evaluate the scientific performance in

relation to the Centre’s vision, objective and research plans including PhD projects.

• Meet with the Centre’s Management Team, Task Leaders and Project Leaders once a year. Between meetings the Centre Director and Theme Leaders are encouraged to seek advice from SAC on important decisions relating to the scientific performance of the Centre

• Composed of international experts collectively covering the scope of work carried out in the Centre

• The committee will report to the Centre Director and the Management Team.

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THE PROCESS OF IDEA GENERATION, PROJECT SELECTION, PROJECT PLANNING and PROJECT REVIEW: The TC is an arena for good dialogue and cooperation between User and Research Partners. A result of common effort was construction of the road map, which has been instrumental in defining key activities and milestones that are required to meet the objective of demonstrating a potential for IOR. The map gives an overview of how each of the tasks and projects are related to each other and sets the direction for the research within the two themes, specific milestones on the time line and overall goals. Senior scientists from UiS, IRIS, and IFE`s core group of researchers serve as task leaders. As an overall strategy in these tasks, researchers coming from different research environments (IOR/EOR, reservoir, chemistry, geology, geochemistry, geophysics, mathematics, nano- science/technology, biochemistry, environmental, industrial economy) are involved from the partners as well as national and international collaborators. Efficient and good working routines have been established. All the projects in the Centre are generated by the researchers and the industry partners, in that way we secure that projects are driven by a genuine research interest from the principal investigator (PI). Bi-annual project reporting and Workplans

Mid-term evaluation• A strong and highly performing Centre• The Centre is a highly visible focal point for IOR

activities nationally and internationally• The Centre has an excellent international profile• The Centre has a good coopertaion with its industrial

partners• The Centre director, theme and task leaders, and chairs

of the Board and Technical Committee form a strong leadership team

• The Centre has a clear identity that is evident from its well designed and accessible web site

• In this first period the Centre has carried out high quality scientific research that has been externally recognised by international awards.

• …………….

Attracting new partners• At IOR NORWAY, several companies

that are not yet partners, participate. After the conference we visit potential partners, and as a consequence of this DEA Norge has joined the Centre.

• Annual report, workplan, web page, newsletter, media…

• Management team/task leaders present the Centre at different seminars and forum where companies (not yet partners) are present

Relevance & Utility for Users

Visit to Wintershall/BASF, Barnstorf/Ludwigshafen, 3 days in May 2017

Visit to ENI, Milan 2 days in October 2016

The yard test 2015. Project manager Amare Mebratu

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Husk å innkludere et bilde av IOR integration, Schlumberger pluss Tuhin hos Jarle For the projects that utilize field data, the user partner(s) that have made field data available are directly involved in the projects, and they attend the regular project meetings. Both Halliburton and Schlumberger are involved in projects, and contribute with in-kind work. We engage the user partners in projects through our external workshops.

Task 2

Task 1

Task 3

IORSimadvect components

Geo-chemistry Silicate

Modular interface

Task4

Task5

Task6 Task7

Field evaluation

4D Seismic HMYard Test

Lab

Two research themes and 7 main tasks

From small scale…

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… to larger scale…

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… and all the way to field-scale!

Foto: Kjetil Eide/Statoil

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Environment – we make seawater smarter

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The environment is importnat for the centre. All projects must strive to develop technology that is as gentle as possible to the environment. This applies both in terms of what we inject into the reservoirs to extract more oil, and to ensure that new technology should not require more energy than needed to be used. Here's an example: By slightly changing the composition of normal seawater, we can actually increase oil recovery from a reservoir. Simply put; the seawater has become a little smarter, with properties that can bring more oil out of the reservoirs.��In the new strategy from OG21, 10 main priorities highlighted in several different areas that together will provide better utilization of resources on the Norwegian Continental Shelf; to lower the costs and lower the greenhouse gas emissions. In the center we cover many of these areas. The methods we develop should be as energy efficient as possible. We will protect the environment and do thorough research to ensure that the methods we develop are as gentle as possible. Miljøaspektet har stort fokus i senteret. Alle prosjekter skal strebe etter å utvikle teknologi som er mest mulig skånsom mot miljøet. Dette gjelder både i form av hva vi tilsetter reservoarene for å hente ut mer olje, men også ikke minst at selve teknologien ikke skal kreve mer energi enn nødvendig for å brukes. Her er et eksempel: Ved å endre litt på sammensettingen til helt vanlig sjøvann, kan vi faktisk øke oljeutvinningen. Sjøvannet blir, for å forklare det veldig enkelt, litt smartere, og får egenskaper som gjør at det tar med seg mer olje ut fra reservoarene. I den nye strategien til OG21 er det pekt på 10 hovedprioriteringer innen flere områder som til sammen skal gi bedre ressursutnyttelse på norsk sokkel til lavere kostnader og med lavere klimagassutslipp. I senteret dekker vi flere av disse. Metodene vi utvikler skal være så energieffektive som mulige. Vi skal beskytte miljøet og gjør grundige undersøkelser for å sikre at metodene vi utvikler er så skånsomme som mulig.

Polymers push more oil out of the pores

Foto: Elisabeth Tønnessen

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A long and lanky polymer chain holds the potential to secure Norwegian welfare with the value of hundreds of new opera houses. The aim is that a viscous polymer is injected into reservoirs and extract the oil that left behind the first time man was visiting. En lang og hengslete polymerkjede har i seg potensialet til å sikre norsk velferd med verdien av hundrevis av operahus. Målet er at en tyktflytende polymermasse skal sprøytes inn i reservoarer og ta med seg den oljen som lurte seg unna første gang mennesket var på besøk.

New tools for simulation

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If we can predict how a reservoir behave, we are better equipped to recover more oil.�Our simulators include data from all the research in the center: from the tiny pores, the core, large-scale as the Yard test and right up to field-scale Ved å forutsi hvordan reservoaret oppfører seg er vi bedre rustet for å hente opp mer olje. Inkluderer data fra all forskning i senteret: fra bittesmå porer, til kjerne, storskala som Yard testen og helt opp til feltskala

IOR NORWAY 2018

• Close to 400 delegates from industry, academia and national authorities attended IOR NORWAY 2017

• This year’s goal: 300 attendees• IOR NORWAY is one of the largest

conferences worldwide in its field

FRA OLJERESERVOARER TIL HJERTEMEDISIN• Kompetanse fra IRIS/UiS med

støtte fra IOR-senteret tas nå i bruk for å behandle hjertepasienter ved SUS

• Modeller for å studere hvordan mineralvekst i bergarter påvirker strømning i oljereservoarer brukes for å studere trange blodårer

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