Agenda
Tuesday, August 10
This training course is available to all symposium registrants, but the seating is limited!
The course will provide the participant with an improved understanding of well intervention equipment, using historic and the new suite of API well intervention documents.
Course Objectives
- Develop an understanding of equipment both legacy and new design.
- Address common subsea intervention industry questions with respect to
- Barrier requirements
- Capacities and Load cases
- Legacy vs. New Build - Is it fit-for-purpose?
- Equipment testing
- Improve your understating of hardware and controls.
- Address questions from the participants
Topics
- History of well intervention equipment and documents
- Common industry questions and misconceptions
- Hardware design and testing
- Intervention Workover Control Systems (IWOCS) requirements and discussion
Wednesday, August 11
Erik Milito
President
National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA)
Erik Milito is the president of the National Ocean Industries Association, representing the interests of the offshore oil and gas and wind industries. Mr. Milito has extensive experience in implementing strategic outreach and public relations platforms for high profile issues on behalf of the energy industry. He is a spokesperson and lobbyist for the industry, testifying before Congress and appearing on major news outlets on key energy issues on numerous occasions. Mr. Milito arrived at NOIA in November 2019 after serving for 17 years at the American Petroleum Institute (API), including roles as Vice President, Upstream and Industry Operations and Managing Counsel.
From 2000 to 2002, Milito served as an attorney in the Solicitor’s Office of the U.S. Department of the Interior. He served on active duty in the U.S. Army as a judge advocate from 1995 to 2000 and in the U.S. Army Reserve from 2000-2004, before resigning at the rank of Major.
Milito holds a Juris Doctor from Marquette University Law School, and a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Notre Dame. Erik is originally from Natrona, Pennsylvania, and he and his wife Beth now live in Alexandria, VA with their four children, Will, Helen, Evie, and Jake.
Experience ground-breaking technologies, products, and solutions focused specifically on your intervention needs, and chat with experts.
A diverse set of reliable subsea intervention access methods is critical for maximizing a subsea well stocks value throughout its entire life-cycle. This session will highlight some of the most exciting and recent developments in subsea access equipment. From industry-first riserless technologies to improvements in riser-based applications, these presentations outline how the subsea access "toolbox" is getting larger, more diverse, and ultimately more efficient. It is now easier to deploy the most optimum solution to unique challenges.
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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0910-0930 | World’s First Deepwater Subsea Snubbing Jack | |
0930-0950 | 205828 | Gravity-Fed Riserless Coiled Tubing Operations in Ultra-Deepwater: A Milestone Achievement for Riserless Intervention and Plug and Abandonment |
0950-1010 | Subsea Intervention Systems - A Modular System Approach | |
Alternate | No Pipe Body Downgrades - Improved Corrosion Mitigation Coating System Provides Significant Operator Savings |
Join a special presentation by Subsea Services Alliance.
Presentation title: Bring it all Together Seamlessly
Presenter: David Carr, Subsea Services Alliance
The Subsea Services Alliance combines surface, subsea, and subsurface capabilities to deliver integrated subsea intervention and decommissioning solutions that maximize economic recovery and lower costs.
This session provides an in-depth look at operational techniques to address issues associated with well access via HSE issues and barriers in place, dealing with operational efficiency through hydrate remediation and production efficiency and stimulation addressing skin damage. Case history and method application papers in this session present an excellent overview of technology and techniques delivered and applied to subsea asset management.
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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1050-1110 | DW Riser Hydrate Remediation | |
1110-1130 | 205833 | A New Approach To Barrier Verification |
1130-1150 | Case Study Of Acid Stimulation Induced Damage And Remediation |
Thursday, August 12
Jeff Monk
Chief Digital Officer
Microsoft
As digital capabilities continue to expand into every corner of the energy ecosystem, Jeff plays a key role as the industry SME within Microsoft, bridging the domain gap between digital technology and oil & gas operations. Microsoft continues to invest heavily in oil & gas through strategic alliances, industry specific architectures, and partnerships with technology providers who are leading the next wave of transformation.
Join a special presentation by Interwell.
Presentation Title: A Collaborative Approach to Maximise Recovery and Reduce Intervention Footprint
Presenters: Graham Masson and Richard Whittington
Experience ground-breaking technologies, products, and solutions focused specifically on your intervention needs, and chat with experts.
The oil & gas industry is undergoing a transformation that hasn't been seen in decades. The industry must address challenges quickly and efficiently, or the cost of poor performance will impact projects. Operators and service partners alike are challenged to progress projects with reduced budgets, adjusting schedules, and limited resources, all of which put pressure on flawless execution. To address these challenges, forward-looking processes such as job planning and backward-looking lessons learned are critical drivers for success. Preparation and early engagement with stakeholders can ensure the closing of gaps and appropriate mitigation of risks. Lessons learned and after-action reviews are a means of measuring success and identifying opportunities for the next project. This session will present examples of these processes and highlight the successes of proper job planning.
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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0910-0930 | Subsea Well Operations As A Service - Accessibility And Efficiency Improvements | |
0930-0950 | 205832 | Subsea Well Intervention Readiness In Brazil |
0950-1010 | Effectively Managing Lessons Learned To Optimize Subsea Well Interventions | |
Alternate | 205831 | Synchronized Service Delivers Desired Outcomes |
As subsea developments move into ever deeper water and more complex completions, new approaches are required to service these wells throughout the well's life cycle. It is now widely recognized that subsea wells need life cycle interventions to optimize their value. The substantial capital investment for subsea wells requires considerations beyond the initial development, leading to repurposing wells to extend the economic life. This session will highlight some innovative solutions enabling greater returns of the initial investment
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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1050-1110 | Full Wellbore Isolation For Water Shut-off Through Gravel Pack Screens | |
1110-1130 | Light Well Intervention - finally reaching its potential in a challenging environment? | |
1130-1150 | 205829 | Analysis of Oscillating Fishing Tool Efficiency for Stuck Assembly Recovery in Field X |
Revati “Rani” Puranik
Co-Owner and Global CFO
Worldwide Oilfield Machine (WOM)
Rani Puranik, thrives at leading innovation, empowering others and inspiring collaboration.
She directs financial controllership, strategy, investments and enterprise growth for WOM, a privately held, family-owned oil and gas equipment manufacturing firm with more than 3,000 employees operating in 11 locations around the world. Over the course of 15 years, she has developed and implemented the framework for communication, standardization, operations and business development at WOM. Puranik, along with her father, have led the corporation to grow to more than $350 million in annual revenues.
Puranik invests a significant amount of time in India as the Executive Director of the Puranik Foundation. The nonprofit organization operates a private residential school called the Vision International Learning Center in Pune, India for under-resourced children.
Puranik received a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the University of Pune in India and a Master of Business Administration in Finance from Rice University. As a seasoned motivational speaker and certified Master Coach in Leadership Development, Puranik is passionate about mentoring the next generation of leaders.
The businesswoman on a mission wears many hats on any given day but is most proud to be a mother of two grown daughters and two rescued dogs. Puranik enjoys scuba diving, traveling and spending time with family.