2nd Annual Unconventional Production & Well Site Facilities Design, Onshore 2015

AMERICA’S ONLY INITIATIVE DEDICATED TO FACILITIES ENGINEERS &PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONALS RETURNS!

Featuring All New Dedicated Tracks And The Latest DesignAnd Operating Philosophies:

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September 16 - 17, 2015 | Houston | Texas

Comparing The Latest Cost-Reduction Initiatives & Strategies For Optimizing Facilities Design,Planning & Construction ToMaximize Capital Efficiency, Minimize OPEX& Cost Effectively Manage EHS

Enhancing Operability, Maintainability, Reliability & Safety WithMore Visible Cost Control Across The Full Facilities Lifecycle

Jason Niven VP Facilities Planning & Construction SandRidge Energy

Minhaal Kalyan Senior Facilities Engineer Chevron

Chris White Planning, Strategy & Engineering Supervisor ConocoPhillips

Scott Abel Construction, Maintenance & Ops Service Manager Marathon Oil

Manuel Atencio Senior Manager Measurement & SCADA WPX Energy

Vernon Ellis Lead Facilities Construction Supervisor - Permian Basin Cimarex

Jason Bickel Senior Facilities & Construction Engineer Swift Energy

DuWayne Stainbrook Senior Facilities Engineer Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation

AS WELL AS COMPARING THE VERY LATEST ADVANCES ON:

STANDARDIZATION

EMISSION CONTROL

CORROSION & PARRAFIN CONTROL

WATER MANAGEMENT

FACILITIES CONSOLIDATION

AUTOMATION & SCADA

Insights From Over 20 Facilities Experts From Leading E&P Operators, Including:

Organized By:

EPC PARTNERCONSTRUCTION PARTNER CO-SPONSORSGOLD SPONSOR

PLAY-BY-PLAY FACILITIES COMPARISON

Benchmarking Data Across The Eagle Ford Shale, Permian Basin, Bakken Shale, Marcellus & Utica Basin, Niobrara Formation And Woodford Shale To Compare Best Practices For Creating Efficient, Lean Facilities That Optimize Profit Margins

OPTIMIZING FIELD INSTALLATION & CONSTRUCTION

Steering Schedule Driven-Project Management And Labor Productivity To The Point Of Optimal Efficiency To Complete Facilities Execution On Time And Under Budget

FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT PLANNING & FULL LIFECYCLE OPTIMIZATION

Analyzing The Latest Advancements For Upfront Planning And Late Life DesignTo Maximize Production, Minimize Maintenance And Enhance Capital Efficiency

MULTIPHASE TRANSFER TO CENTRAL PROCESSING FACILITIES

Overcoming Flow Assurance And Measurement Allocation ChallengesAssociated With Multiphase Transfer To Enhance Facility Economics

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POWER GENERATION

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The face of facilities development planning is dramatically changing as E&Ps evaluate what is critical to creating leaner organizations without sacrificing future opportunities.

With economics of facilities design and construction becoming increasingly scrutinized, facilities engineers face a wave of new challenges in the context of: maximizing capital efficiency without impacting lifecycle costs, EHS & regulatory requirements; optimizing schedule-driven project planning and construction to ensure field installation is executed on time and in budget, and; consolidating facilities and well pads through standardized processes and equipment which achieve better economies of scale.

THE NATIONAL LEARNING HUB FOR FACILITIES ENGINEERING!With a phenomenal record of attracting over 400 facilities engineers and project management professional across key Onshore, Unconventional Plays in the USA; this year, the Facilities Design, Onshore Summit 2015 returns with one single mission in mind: to identify the most efficient and sustainable systems and processes to achieve higher operability, maintainability, reliability and safety with more visible cost control across the full facilities lifecycle.

Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Marathon Oil, SandRidge Energy join an incredible speaker faculty to share solutions for optimizing facilities development planning, maximizing capital efficiency and reducing OPEX across:

Excellent discussions by 25+ year industry experts on oil and gas gathering infrastructure.

Engineering Manager,Anadarko Petroleum Corp

A great experience: I am glad I was a part of this first dedicated facilities engineering symposium and exhibition, and I look forward to participating in many more. It was definitely time well spent in my busy schedule.

Facilities Engineering Coordinator,EP Energy

Multi-Well Pad FacilitiesCentral Processing Facilities

Single Well Pad FacilitiesGathering Facilities

Compression StationsPower Generation FacilitiesWater Treatment & Disposal

Vapor Recovery

AnadarkoBHP BilitonBonanza Creek EnergyBPCabot Oil & Gas CorpCarrizo Oil & GasChesapeake EnergyChevronCimarex EnergyCinco ResourcesConocoPhillipsContinental ResourcesDenbury ResourcesEF EnergyEncanaEOG Resources

Freeport McMoRan Oil & GasHalcon ResourcesHess CorporationHusky Oil OperationsJacobsKraken Oil & GasLaredo Petroleum HoldingsLINN EnergyMacpherson Oil Co.Marathon OilMurphy OilNewfield ExplorationNoble EnergyOasis PetroleumOXY

PennWest PetroleumQEP EnergyQuicksilver ResourcesRange ResourcesSabine Oil & GasSandridgeSasol CanadaSeneca REsourcesShell E&PShell CanadaSouthwestern EnergyStatoilSwift EnergyTalisman EnergyWapiti EnergyWPX Energy

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Finally, facilities engineers share issues and challenges across the industry and are developing/sharing solutions.

Facility Engineer,ConocoPhillips

FACILITIES VALUE OPTIMIZATION: PROJECT MANAGEMENT & CONSTRUCTION, MODULAR DESIGN & STANDARDIZATION, & WATER, CORROSION & PARAFFIN MANAGEMENT

Day 1Wednesday 16th September 2015

8.30 Chair’s Opening RemarksVALUE OPTIMIZATION INITIATIVES: PLAY-BY-PLAY

Comparing Methods For Creating A Lean Organisation And Maintaining Profit Margins Without Sacrifising High Quality

Facilities

KEYNOTE PANEL: COST-REDUCTION STRATEGIES FOR ONSHORE FACILITIES8.40 Comparing The Diversity Of Cost-Management Initiatives & Facilities Development Planning Which Optimize Capital Efficiency & Minimize OPEX•Benchmarkingdatatodeterminedifferencesinthetruecost

ofonshoreunconventionalfacilitiesdevelopmentacross:

•Evaluatingwhatiscriticaltocreatealeanorganizationinalowmarginbusiness

•Buildingpredictableprocessesforefficientdeliveryofprojectswhilemanagingenvironmentalhealthandsafetyandtechnicalrisk

•Optimizingfielddevelopmentarchitectureandpreventativemaintenancemeasurestoenhancethefulllifecycleofaprojectandreduceoperatingcosts

Jason Niven, VP Facilities Planning & Construction, SandRidge EnergyVernon Ellis, Facilities Construction Manager, CimarexOPTIMIZING FIELD INSTALLATION & CONSTRUCTION PLANNING

Driving Schedules To The Point Of Optimal Efficiency To Execute Facilities Installation On Time & Within Budget

KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: “TIMBER!” CUTTING DOWN CONSTRUCTION COSTS9.30 Driving Facilities Installation To The Point Of Optimal Efficiency With Detailed Schedule & Execution Plans To Optimize Construction• Schedule-Driven Project Planning:Understandingproject

componentstothelowestlevelpossibletobemoreefficientwithresources,moreeffectiveintheworkforceandmoreorganizedformanagingbuildcycles

• Labor Productivity Optimization:Scalingworkforceplanninginasmall-projectenvironmenttoensureschedulingcostsdonotoverrun

• Driving Continuous Improvement To Installation:Applyingaproductivityfactortoprojectsthroughdefiningtheprocess,makingitvisible,andmeasuringperformance

• Cost Forecasting:Evaluatingmethodsandmetricsbeingusedtoaccuratelyforecastthecostoffacilitiestopreventoverruns

• Structuring Schedules With Contractors:Structuringawelldocumentedscopeofworkprioritizingeventsandanticipatingrisktoavoidunexpectedcosts

Ken Caldwell, Evp & Cmo, Dynamic Construction Servicesth10.20 Question & Answer Session10.10 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase AreaINTERACTIVE PANEL:STICK BUILDING VS. MODULARIZATION10.40 A 360° Perspective: Determining Whether Modularization Has Improved Quality Control, Optimized Field Installation & Reduced Facilities Lifecycle Costs •Examiningapplicationsofmodulardesignacrossarange

offacilitiestodetermineif,whereandwhenitshouldbeutilized:

•Determininghowtokeepcontinuityandmanagebreaksinfieldexecutionwhenbringingequipmentintoashopsettingvs.stickbuilding

•Quantifyingthesavingsonminimizingengineeringcostsandreducingconstructiontimeonsitethroughmodularization

•Evaluatingwhethermodularizationcanhelpreducelifecyclecoststhroughmitigatingtheneedtore-purposeequipmentanddeliverinanenvironmentthatrequiresflexibility

•Bringinganoffshoremindsetandmentalitytoonshorefacilitiesthroughmodularization–doesitactuallywork?

Chris White, Planning, Strategy & Engineering Supervisor, ConocoPhillipsKen Fairchild, Production Facilities Manager, RKI PetroleumJason Bickel, Senior Facilities & Construction Engineer, Swift EnergyDuWayne Stainbrook, Senior Facilities Engineer, Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation11.10 Question & Answer Session

STANDARDIZATION: ACHIEVING ECONOMIES OF SCALEDesign 1 - Build 100: Examining The Process And Lessons

Learned For Achieving Economies Of Scale Through Standardization

CASE STUDY: THE PAINFUL PATH TOWARDS STANDARDISATION11.20 A Review Of The Painful Path Towards Standardization And The Cost Of Achieving Economies Of Scale•Exploringwhichstandardizeddesignsandspecificationsare

economicregardlessofthetypeofformation•Examiningthelearningcurvesforminimizingvariationof

equipmentwithinfacilitiesthroughstandardizationinremotetorurallocations

•Quantifyingtheeconomiesofscaleachievedandtheeaseofconstructiongainedthroughstandardization

•EvaluatingthepositiveimpactthatpartscommonalityhashadonOPEX

•Review:Asustainablelong-termapproachversusatypicalhigh-lowstrategy

Ken Fairchild, Production Facilities Manager, RKI Petroleum11.50 Question & Answer Session12.00 Networking Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area

2.00 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase AreaAPPLYING OFFSHORE EFFICIENCIES TO ONSHORE

UNCONVENTIONALSOptimizing Systems & Processes For Effective Change

Management, Reliability, Sustainability & Higher Cost ControlBRINGING OFFSHORE EFFICIENCIES ONSHORE2.30 Bringing Offshore Onshore: Building More Efficient & Sustainable Systems & Processes Which Create Higher Reliability & More Visible Cost Control•Marryingoffshoreelementswithonshoreunconventional

plays:Buildingastructuretoprovideclearlinesofaccountability,effectivelymanagechangeandensureoptimallevelsofsystemefficiency

•Utilizingthedownturntoimplementnecessarykeyinitiativeswhichoptimizeefficienciesforwhendevelopmentactivityreturns

•ExamininghowMarathonOilareleveragingSAP-PMtostrengthenthelinkbetweenengineeringandoperations,andoptimizedexecutioninthefield

•Implementingmeasurestomoveawayfromhighdependencyoncrosstrainedandexperiencedpersonnel

•Aconditionbasedapproachtoonmaintenance:Controllingcoststhroughoutthefacilitieslifecycle

Scott Abel, Facilities Manager, Marathon Oil3.00 Question & Answer Session


COMBATING CORROSION & PARAFFINA Comparative Analysis Of The Use Of Chemicals & Internal Coatings To Combat Corrosion & Paraffin In Facilities & Pipes

WATER TREATMENT & TRANSFERExamining Water Treatment, Flowback Reinjection & Transfer To Design Optimal Water Management Systems

CHEMICAL INHIBITORS FOR CORROSION & PARAFFIN1.00 Determining The Most Cost-Effective Chemical Treatments For Mitigating Corrosion & Paraffin•Hearinghowanoperatorhasadoptedchemical

treatmentstoaddresshighH2SandCO2levelsandpreventparaffinandcorrosion

•Evaluatinghowtotestchemicalproductsquicklyandeffectively

•Examiningthemostcost-effectivechemicaltreatmentstocombatcorrosionandparaffinissuesandeliminateproblemsdownstream

Don Sevier, Production Facilities Manager, Southwestern EnergyBrent Schulte, Staff Production Engineer, Southwestern EnergyINTERNAL COATING & ALTERNATIVE MATERIALS1.20 Examining The Operational Efficiencies Gained By The Use Of Internal Coatings For Corrosion Control & Paraffin Build-Up•Evaluatingtheuseofhighperformancecoatingsto

mitigatecorrosioninfacilitiesandpipelines•Determiningtheabilityofinternalplasticcoatingsto

reduceparaffinandtheformationofscaledeposits•Examiningapplicationsofalternativenon-metallic

materials-includingfiberglass-toprotectapipelineandyieldamoreflowefficientsystem

Sarah Tamilarasan, Operations Engineer, Carrizo Oil & GasCOMBINED Q&A: EVALUATING PREVENTATIVE STRATEGIES FOR CORROSION & PARAFFIN1.40 Comparing Chemical Treatments, Internal Coatings & Alternative Materials To Determine The Most Cost-Effective Solution For Corrosion & Paraffin Mitigation•DeterminingtheCAPEXrequiredformultiplechemical

treatmentsversustheone-offapplicationofcoating•Quantifyingtheriskassociatedwithpermanentinternal

coatingapplicationsversustheflexibilityofchangingchemicaltreatments

•Justifyinginvestmentincoatingversuschemicalbasedoncircumstantialrequirements

Don Sevier, Production Facilities Manager, Southwestern EnergyBrent Schulte, Staff Production Engineer, Southwestern EnergySarah Tamilarasan, Operations Engineer, Carrizo Oil & Gas

COST-EFFECTIVE WATER TREATMENT & RE-USE1.00 Evaluating Methods For Cost-Effectively Removing Suspended Solids & Contaminants From Produced Water & Flowback Water For Re-Use Operations•Evaluatingthecostversusbenefitofwastetreatment

methodsandtechnologiestorecoverlargevolumesofwaterforre-useandminimizewaste,including:

•Distillationunits•Evaporation&crystallizationtechnologies•Electrocoagulationtechniques•Advancedoxidation

•Determiningthemostcost-effectivesolutionsformanagingthedistilledwaterandconcentratedbrine

•Identifyingfit-for-purposewatertreatmentmethodbasedthequalityofwaterrequiredforre-useordisposal

•Quantifyingthepotentialsavingforre-usingwaterasopposedtodisposingit

1.30 Question & Answer Session

WATER TRANSFER & GATHERING SYSTEMS1.40 Analyzing The Economics Of Different Water Transfer And Gathering Systems•Determiningthepointatwhichwatervolumejustifies

capitalinvestmentinpipelines•Reviewingcentralizedversusde-centralized

configurationsofwatertransferandstorageinfrastructuretodeterminelifecycleeconomics

•Examininghowtomaintainoperabilitywithinfacilitieswheninvestinginwatertransferinfrastructure

•Exploringthemostcost-effectivetemporarywatertransferoptionsoverlongdistances

•Examiningmethodsforminimizingwaterhandlingtomitigateassociatedcostsoftruckingfrackandproducedwater


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• Eagle Ford Shale• Permian Basin• Bakken Shale

• Marcellus & Utica Basin• Niobrara Formation• Woodford Shale

• Well Pads• Gathering Stations

• Compressor Stations• Central Facilities

UPFRONT PLANNING, LATE-LIFE DESIGN & ASSET INTEGRITYOptimizing Upfront Planning & Weighing Up Capex Choices

FACILITY CONSOLIDATION & LATE LIFE DESIGN3.10 Optimizing Upfront Planning Processes For Supporting Existing Facility Infrastructure Beyond Initial Design Rate To Increase Production•Analyzingmethodstodetermineexistingcapacityand

necessarymodificationstosupportforecastedproduction•Assessingsuggestedminimumdocumentationtosupport

safeoperationoffacilities•3DModeling:Evaluatingtheefficiencyofprocessand

simulationmodelingtechniquesforderivingaccuratewellpredictionswhichsupportdesignandconstruction

•Howtoreacttosubsurfaceresults-designingforwhatyouarenottold

•Managingtheendoflifephaseofawellwithalowcostoperatingmodel

Jason Bickel, Senior Facilities & Construction Engineer, Swift Energy3.40 Question & Answer SessionINTERACTIVE PANEL: ASSET INTEGRITY – MAXIMIZING CAPITAL EFFICIENCY3.50 Asset Integrity: Examining The Value Equations Operators Are Utilizing To Achieve Optimal Capital Efficiency•Weighinguphigher/lowerCAPEXversuslifecyclecostand

risktoqualifyinvestmentdecisions•ReviewingoptionsforspendinghigherCAPEXnowand

potentiallylowerfuturelifecyclecostsandrisk•Analyzinghowtosewequipmentselectionandcapital

efficiencyintoallphasesoffacilitiesdesignandplanningtomitigatefutureoperatingcosts

•Determiningthekeyfactorsfordeterminingtheupfrontstrategyforcapitalexpenditureoptimization

4.20 Chair’s Closing Remarks4.30 - 5.30 Networking Drinks In Exhibition Showcase Area

Learning what concerns other E&P companies and vendors have, who have a

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Day 2Thursday 17th September 2015

8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks

WELL PAD & FACILITIES OPTIMIZATION:

LAYOUT & SPACINGEvaluating What Standards & Processes E&Ps Are Using To

Optimize Facilities Spacing And Economics Well Pads

KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: SIMPLFYING FACILITIES & REDUCING THE FOOTPRINT ON A PAD8.40 A Detailed Technical Analysis For Achieving The Optimal Spacing Standards Between Equipment In Small Repeatable Facilities: Operability, Maintainability, Reliability And Safety Versus Cost•Dealingwiththecompetingfunctionalgroupstosimplify

thefacilitydesignandachievemoreeconomicdensedevelopmentforsmallrepeatablefacilities:

• Well pad facilities• Compression facilities• Gathering pipeline• Central processing facilities

•Outliningtheindustryguidelinesusedandthetechnicalanalysisperformedtoderivecompany-specificstandards

•Illustratingthedecisionprocessformakingfacilitiesmoreleanthroughreducingnon-valueaddedopportunities

••Moreequipmentandlesspeoplevs.lessequipmentandmorepeople–what’sbest?


KEYNOTE PANEL:

SINGLE WELL VS. MULTI-WELL PAD ECONOMICS9.20 Comparing Economic Efficiencies & Management Of SIMOPS For Single Well Pad Vs. Multi-Well Pad Vs. Centralized Facilities•Quantifyingtheeffectsthatsinglewell,multi-wellpadand

centralizedfacilitieshaveoneconomics•ExploringhowoperatorsaredealingwithSIMOPSbetween

DrillingandCompletionsandFacilitiesonmulti-wellpadandcentralizedsites

•Determiningtheimpactthataslowdownindrillinghashadonfieldarchitecture:Areoperatorsretractingtosinglewellpadsandhowarethesebeingmademoreefficient?

•Examiningtheefficienciesgainedthroughconsolidatingmorefacilitiesintocentraltankbatteries

•Analyzingtheimpactthatdifferentwellpaddesignshaveongatheringsystems

Scott Abel, Facilities Manager, Marathon OilDon Sevier, Production Facilities Manager, Southwestern Energy10.00 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

CENTRAL PROCESSING FACILITIES: MULTIPHASE TRANSFER & MEASUREMENT ALLOCATION

Overcoming Challenges In Flow Assurance And Measurement Allocation

MULTIPHASE FLOW ASSURANCE10.30 Overcoming Flow Assurance Issues For Multiphase Transfer From Well Pads To Central Processing Facilities •Breakingdownthedecision-makingprocessforsendingoil,

gasandwatertoacentralcollectionpoint•Buildingslughandlingcapacityintofacilitiestomanage

sluggingbehavior•Optimizingsizingandimplementingfit-for-purposesystems

tomanagethepiggingvelocitywithinlines•QuantifyingthehigherCAPEXsavings,reducedtotal

ownershipofgatheringandefficienciesgainedthroughutilizingmultiphaseexporttoacentralcollectionpoint

•QuantifyingthehigherCAPEXsavings,reducedtotalownershipofgatheringandefficienciesgainedthroughutilizingmultiphaseexporttoacentralcollectionpoint

Sarah Tamilarasan, Operations Engineer, Carrizo Oil & Gas11.00 Question & Answer Session

MEASUREMENT & ALLOCATION FOR MULTI WELL PADS11.10 Achieving Optimal Measurement And Allocation For Multiphase Transfer And Other Operating Envelopes

•Exploringhowtoadjust,tuneandre-calibrateorificeplatestosuitmultiphaseexport

•Achievingoptimumrangesformultiphasemeterstomanageproductionturndown–is10:1turndownratiocost-effective?

••Installingagrouptestsetuptoachieveapercentageallocationmodelforcentraltankbatteryfacilities:

•Comparingcoriolis,turbine&orificeplatemethodologiestodeterminethemosteffectivemeteringsystemsacrossarangeofoperatingenvelopes


PROCESS CONTROL: AUTOMATION & SCADAExamining How Operators Have Utilized Scada To Identify &

Resolve Field Problems More Time And Cost-Effectively

WORKING SMART: AUTOMATION & SCADA SYSTEMS11.50 Utilizing Automation & SCADA For Identifying & Resolving Well Site Problems In A Time-Efficient Way To Optimize Production & Operations••Examininghowtheautomationoffielddeviceshas

optimizedprocesscontrolforremoteplants••Quantifyingthevalueandincreasedefficienciesgainedby

havingSCADA••Evaluatingthemosthighspeedandreliablewireless

automationtechnologiesforenhancingprocesscontrol••Determiningtheoptimalinfrastructurerequirementsfor

ensuringthatdatagatheredfromwellsisviewablefromremotelocations

••OvercomingcompatibilityissuestoensureSCADAsystemseffectivelysynergizewithinterconnectednetworksandexistingfielddevices

Manuel Atencio, Senior Manager Measurement & SCADA, WPX Energy12.20 Question & Answer Session12.30 Networking Lunch In Exhibition Showcase AreaREDUCING AIR EMISSIONS & OPTIMIZING GAS CAPTURE

Exploring The Optimal Methods & Technologies For Reducing Emissions, Capturing Gas & Eliminating Flaring

CASE STUDY: MINIMIZING AIR EMISSIONS - VRU VS. FLARE UTILIZATION1.30 Evaluating VRU Project Economics For Upgrading High Production Facilities And Determining When It Is More Viable To Utilize Flaring•Analyzingbestpracticesfordetectingleaksandquantifying

thevolumeofvaporsthatwillbeemittedofffacilities•Comparingthelatestvaporrecoverytechnologiesto

determinetheoptimaldesignpackage•IdentifyingpossiblelocationsforVRUinstallation•Combiningtherateofvaporrecoverywiththepriceof

naturalgastodeterminethevalueofrecoveredemissions•QuantifyingthecostofanactualVRUproject•Determiningwhereandwhenitismoreefficienttoutilize

vaporrecoverytechniquesoverflaringMinhaal Kalyan, Facilities Systems Engineer, Chevron2.00 Question & Answer Session

POWER GENERATION TECHNIQUESDetermining The Most Effective Power Generation Solutions

For Instrumentation & Artificial Lift

SANDRIDGE ENERGY GROUP SHOWCASE: OPTIMIZING POWER GENERATION2.10 Illustrating How SandrRidge Energy Utilized Various Power Supply Options To Grow Their Load From 0MW - 120MW While Effectively Supporting Down-Hole Commercial Pump Operations & Instrumentation•Startingpoint:Providingadetailedoutlineoftheinitial

drivers,parameters,anddecisionmakingprocessfortheproject

•Executionprocess:Developingandimplementingtheentiresystemwithmultiplesourcesincluding:

• Site Utility Connections – SMEs• Distribution Utility Connections - PMEs• Substations• Micro Grids

•Evaluatingtheeconomicconsiderationswhenchoosingapowersource

•Optimizingtherelationshipbetweenoperatorsandutilitycompaniestoboostpowergenerationcapabilities

•Evaluatingthelessonslearnedandthefuturedevelopmentarchitecture

Jason Niven, VP Facilities Planning & Construction, SandRidge EnergyDan Eropkin, Electrical Manager, SandRidge EnergyCurtis Horton, Project Engineer, SandRidge Energy2.40 Question & Answer Session2.50 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

COST-EFFECTIVELY MANAGING ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY

Exploring Strategies For Managing Process Safety And Technical Risk And Allaying Environmental Concerns

MAKING PROCESS SAFETY & TECHNICAL RISK COST-EFFECTIVE4.00 Examining Philosophies For Cost-Effectively Optimizing EHS: Operating Safely, Economically And Efficiently•Determiningthecorefundamentalcomponentsfor

managingEHSandtechnicalriskprofitably•ImplementingawellthoughtoutOperationalReadiness

Assessmenttoensureallchecksaretime-effectivelycoordinatedtosafelycommissionplants

•Buildinginsafetyupfrontandutilizingitasatooltohelpfacilitiesbecomemoreefficient

•Comparingthedifferentphilosophiesforenhancingprocesssafetyandmitigatingtechnicalriskbasedtodeterminethecoreprinciplesandparametersthatneedtobeincorporatedintofacilitiesdesign

Jan Kulmann, Manager – Engineering Technical Services, Noble Energy


4.40 Chair’s Closing Remarks4.50 End Of Congress

3.20 A Series Of Interactive Roundtable

Discussions On The Different Technologies

For Generating Reliable Power For Facilities

Instrumentation

Several interactive discussions will allow attendees to examine analysis systems used to determine the most cost-effective solutions for generating reliable power for facilities instrumentation based on location, region and facilities requirements. Additionally, senior moderators for each table will evaluate perspectives on operational efficiency and maintenance costs to provide a practical toolkit for optimizing power generation for well site instrumentation.

BREAKOUT ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONSPower Generation For Instrumentation

TABLE 1Micro Turbine Technologies

TABLE 2Solar, Wind & Hybrid Power

TABLE 3Utility Power Generation

TABLE 4Electrical Substations

TABLE 5Fuel Cell Energy

TABLE 6Thermal Generators


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