Agenda

09:00 - 09:35

Speaker(s) Amund Vik, State Secretary, Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy

09:35 - 09:55

09:55 - 11:25

Session Chairpersons Thorbjørn Kaland - Halliburton Co., Jørn Daniel Opsahl - NECON AS, Torstein Tveit - Equinor

This session will focus on new technology and methodology within advanced drilling. Some companies still follow old paths, but when new factors are coming in, i.e. oil prize, logistics, delivery and new inventions, the importance of turning new stones is important. Delegates will hear good ideas in work flow and technology being shared.

Time	Paper #	Presentation
0955-1025	209530	Design, Optimization, and Visualization of Wellbore Trajectory in 3D H. Sahebi, University of Stavanger; E. Wiktorski, AkerBP; D. Sui, University of Stavanger
1025-1055	209537	Autonomous Directional Drilling With a Miniature-scale Research Rig M. Steinstø, G. Hansnar, B. Gjersdal, A. Pavlov, NTNU; F. Florence, Rig Operations LLC
1055-1125	209556	Materials For Well Integrity - Rheological Behavior Study M. Kamali, M. Khalifeh, A. Saasen, University of Stavanger; L.P. Delabroy, Aker BP ASA; R. Godoy, Equinor ASA
Alternate	209536	Utilization of Settled Barite as Permanent Well Barrier Element - Feasibility Study M. Khalifeh, University of Stavanger; E. Muri Bø, Archer Well Company; M.A. Shahmoradi, University of Stavanger

09:55 - 11:25

02 Low Carbon Subsurface Contribution to Energy Transition I Ibsen

Session Chairpersons Øystein Arild - University of Stavanger, Geir Magnus Sæternes - Lundin Energy Norway

This session is designed to promote knowledge within: • Reservoir management and electricity optimization related to production • Reduction of CO2 footprint related to hydrocarbon production. • Utilize offshore fields for low cost and efficient hydrogen production

Time	Paper #	Presentation
0955-1025	209539	Energy Efficient Operation of Petroleum Production Plants T. Holt, H. Schümann, SINTEF Industry
1025-1055	209558	Subsurface Hydrogen Generation: Low Cost and Low Footprint Method of Hydrogen Production R. Berenblyum, M. Surguchev, Hydrogen Source AS
1055-1125	209527	Co₂ Caprock Threshold Pressure Measurements for the Northern Lights Reservoir J. Zuta, K. Vatne, R. Askarinezhad, J. Iversen, A. Lohne, M. Al-North, A. Mehrabi, NORCE, Norwegian Research Centre; N. Thompson, Northern Lights JV DA

09:55 - 11:25

03 Reservoir I Bjørnson

Session Chairpersons Saeed Fallah Bolandtaba - Wintershall DEA, Jan-Erik Nordtvedt - Epsis AS

This session includes talks focusing on improving reservoir management and understanding by utilizing strategies to handle unintended flows, using 4D seismic on improving dynamic models, and applying integrated subsurface workflows for better subsurface analytics. This will be an exciting session that will hopefully enlighten you with new knowledge and inspirations!

Time	Paper #	Presentation
0955-1025	209562	Persistent Reservoir Management to Handle Unintended Crossflow Between Multiple Gas-oil Zones in the Alvheim Field K. Langaas, K. Stenvold, I. Skjærpe, A. Hjellbakk, Aker BP ASA
1025-1055	209541	Integration of Johan Sverdrup PRM 4D Data into the Dynamic Model M.A. Calvert, TotalEnergies Upstream Danmark A/S; Y. Tsaplin, TotalEnergies EP Norge AS; H. Hansen, TotalEnergies Upstream Danmark A/S
1055-1125	209538	Rock and Fluid Data: An Integrated Effort on Improving Subsurface Analysis and Modelling Workflows E.B. Petersen, AkerBP; A. Larsen, ResBridge; L. Craig, Cognite; E. Øian, ResBridge; T. Schøyen, Cognite AS; A. Be, ResBridge; E. Zakariassen, AkerBP
Alternate	209570	Novel Workflows to Model Fishbone Wells and Generate Reliable Production Forecasts, Employing an Economic Optimization Procedure N. Dousi, SGS Nederland B.V. (subsurface consultancy)

11:25 - 12:00

Mid-morning Break

11:30 - 12:00

13 Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 1

Time	Paper #	Presentation
1130-1140	209536	Utilization of Settled Barite as Permanent Well Barrier Element - Feasibility Study M. Khalifeh, University of Stavanger; E. Muri Bø, Archer Well Company; M.A. Shahmoradi, University of Stavanger
1140-1150	209570	Novel Workflows to Model Fishbone Wells and Generate Reliable Production Forecasts, Employing an Economic Optimization Procedure N. Dousi, SGS Nederland B.V. (subsurface consultancy)
1150-1200	209573	A Bayesian Approach for Improved Estimation of Inflow Profiles in Oil Wells O.R. Moen, S. Mo, Wellstarter AS; D. Varagnolo, NTNU

12:00 - 13:30

04 Drilling II Anitra

Session Chairpersons Thorbjørn Kaland - Halliburton Co., Jørn Daniel Opsahl - NECON AS, Torstein Tveit - Equinor

Topics present MPD for depleted zones, Swellable packers for minimising bad impact to formation and Machine Learning/Artificial Intelligence for Cuttings Analysis under Drilling and Completions.

This session will focus on new technology and methodology within advanced drilling. Some companies still follow old paths, but when new factors are coming in, i.e. oil prize, logistics, delivery and new inventions, the importance of turning new stones is important. Delegates will hear good ideas in work flow and technology being shared.

Time	Paper #	Presentation
1200-1230	209564	Implementation of a Safe, Efficient, and Robust Whipstock System P.M. Gregurek, Baker Hughes; M. Eidem, Equinor; T.A. Nguyen, Baker Hughes; G. Grindhaug, Equinor; V. Ferdin, M. Ali, G.L. Hern, W. Munir, Baker Hughes
1230-1300	209572	Ensuring Well Safety and Integrity Through Risk Identification, Job Planning and Gas-tight Multistage Cementing Tools in the Norwegian Martin Linge Field B. Hrabovsky, F. Zapata-Bermudez, Archer Oiltools; T. Karlbom, Equinor; A. Fliss, Archer Oiltools
1300-1330	209535	Dynamic Rig Heave Limits Reduce NPT in Drilling And Completions - Case Studies D. Gorski, M. Kvernland, Heavelock Solutions; K. Hals, M. Blaaflat, Norske Shell; J. Ladenhauf, OMV Norge; O. Aamo, S. Sangesland, Norwegian University of Science and Technology

12:00 - 13:30

05 Reservoir II Ibsen

Session Chairpersons Jafar Fathi - Vår Energi, Edel Reiso - Equinor ASA

The session focuses on three field case reservoir studies. A history matching study combining several types of data, a WAG study for the Ula field and a WAG study for the Brage field. The studies are performed by operators and also together with research institutions and illustrate interesting applications of research on field cases.

Time	Paper #	Presentation
1200-1230	209522	Joint History Matching of Production, Tracer, and 4D Seismic Data in a 3D Field-scale Case Study W.C. Cruz, The National IOR Centre of Norway and University of Stavanger; X. Luo, NORCE Norwegian Research Centre AS; K.R. Petvipusit, EQUINOR ASA
1230-1300	209554	Ula WAG - Measuring the Flood. Characterising Sweep for Improved Reservoir Management J. Duncan, C.E. Fougner, N. Morgan, G. Tjetland, E. Rosseland Knutsen, B. Wik Halleråker, Aker BP
1300-1330	209528	Water-alternating-gas Injection In Brage Statfjord Reservoir - A Case Study Y. Thara, Wintershall Dea AG; C. Wergeland, S.F. Bolandtaba, Wintershall Dea Norge AS

12:00 - 13:30

06 Low Carbon Subsurface Contribution to Energy Transition II Bjørnson

Session Chairpersons Øystein Arild - University of Stavanger, Geir Magnus Sæternes - Lundin Energy Norway

This session is designed to promote knowledge within: • Reservoir management and electricity optimization related to production • Reduction of CO2 footprint related to hydrocarbon production. • Utilize offshore fields for low cost and efficient hydrogen production

Time	Paper #	Presentation
1200-1230	209561	eCalc - A Computationally Efficient Tool for Emission Forecasting K.B. Skjerve, F. Martinsen, E. Solbraa, R. Myklebust, O. Espelid, Equinor ASA
1230-1300	209565	Effects of Well Placement on Co₂ Emissions From Waterflooding Operation I. Angga, H. Sutoyo, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU); M. Bellout, Vysus Group; P. Bergmo, SINTEF Industry; P. Slotte, C. Berg, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
1300-1330	209525	Data Mining of In-situ Stress Database Towards Development of Regional and Global Stress Trends and Pore Pressure Relationships N. Thompson, J.S. Andrews, H. Reitan, N.E. Teixeira Rodrigues, Equinor ASA

13:30 - 14:30

Lunch

13:45 - 14:30

Future Leadership Programme

Speaker(s)

Antonia Thurmeier
Production Engineer
Wintershall Dea

Frode Tveit Haavind
Discipline Leader – Reservoir Technology
Equinor.

If you are a student or a recent graduate (last 5 years), then join this session (lunch will be provided) to discuss the future skills set needed from young engineers with your peers and industry experts.

14:30 - 16:00

07 Production and Well Operations Anitra

Session Chairpersons Nils-Andre Aarseth - Aker BP ASA, Geir Magnus Sæternes - Lundin Energy Norway

In this session you will learn how a tremendous amount of real-time data from fiber optics installed in downhole completions are handled and listen to case studies demonstrating the use of this data for real-time understanding of what is happening in the well. The session will cover data driven solid management for streamlining oil and gas operation, including a case study kickstarting and cleaning a well with dual cyclonic enhancement system. You can also learn more about water shut-off technologies for reduced energy consumption.

Time	Paper #	Presentation
1430-1500	209540	Real-time Fiber Optics: A Door Opener for the Wellbore Environment H.S. Bakka, S. Dümmong, K.E. Haavik, Q. Li, P.A. Olsen, Equinor ASA
1500-1530	209555	Water Shutoff Technologies for Reduced Energy Consumption P.E. Bergmo, A. Grimstad, SINTEF Industry
1530-1600	209553	Streamlining Oil and Gas Operations Using Data-driven Solids Management Services O. Nilsson, A. Skåland, A.M. Arefjord, S. Greenland, FourPhase

14:30 - 16:00

08 Reservoir III Ibsen

Session Chairpersons Saeed Fallah Bolandtaba - Wintershall Dea Norge AS, Jafar Fathi - Vår Energi

This session focuses on three different aspects of data in reservoir modelling and simulation. Stochastic modelling using ensembles are important in uncertainty evaluations. A study of the potential effect of core oxidation on relative permeability can influence the flow modelling. The effects of compositional modelling for condensed water production is studied.

Time	Paper #	Presentation
1430-1500	209557	Reducing Subsurface Uncertainties by Ensemble Based Methods A.N. Ahmed, Wintershall Dea Norge AS; H. Grunhagen, Moreld Ross Offshore; B. Moyano, Wintershall Dea Norge AS; C.F. Andersen, Moreld Ross Offshore; E. Boyum, R. Mohamad, Schlumberger; S.F. Bolandtaba, Wintershall Dea Norge AS; W. Ben Mansour, O. Ajala, Wintershall Dea; S. Sadigov, ResOptima AS
1500-1530	209542	The Effect of Oxidation of Core Material on Steady State Relative Permeability of Oil and Water R. Orr, D.C. Standnes, Equinor ASA; T. Holt, M. Raphaug, SINTEF Industry
1530-1600	209534	GOR Prediction from Advanced Mud Gas in Gas Flooded Reservoirs - A Simulation Study G. Yerkinkyzy, T. Yang, N. Cheng, K. Uleberg, Equinor ASA

14:30 - 16:00

09 Drilling III Bjørnson

Session Chairpersons Thorbjørn Kaland - Halliburton Co., Jørn Daniel Opsahl - NECON AS, Torstein Tveit - Equinor

This session focuses on three different aspects of data in reservoir modelling and simulation. Stochastic modelling using ensembles are important in uncertainty evaluations. A study of the potential effect of core oxidation on relative permeability can influence the flow modelling. The effects of compositional modelling for condensed water production is studied.

This session will focus on new technology and methodology within advanced drilling. Some companies still follow old paths, but when new factors are coming in, i.e. oil prize, logistics, delivery and new inventions, the importance of turning new stones is important. Delegates will hear good ideas in work flow and technology being shared.

Time	Paper #	Presentation
1430-1500	209552	Sealing Performance of Geopolymer for Plugging and Abandonment; Apple-to-Apple Scenario F.D. Gomado, M. Khalifeh, M. Kamali, A. Saasen, J.A. Aasen, University of Stavanger
1500-1530	209546	A Troublesome Well Section: The Rock Mechanics Analysis T.G. Kristiansen, A. Bauer, A. Guida, Aker BP; C.L. Bonin, Halliburton
1530-1600	209568	Field Validation of a Full Transient Hydraulics Model Leveraging Digital Twin and Real-time Rheology Technology, Case Studies From North Sea Continental Shelf A.B. Starostin, M.J. Forshaw, R. Aragall, R. May, T. Dahl, J.D. Macpherson, Baker Hughes

16:00 - 16:35

Afternoon Break

16:00 - 16:30

14 Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 2

Time	Paper #	Presentation
1600-1610	209533	E-line Milling of Isolation Valve Restores Well Access in the North Sea X. Ngo, Welltec Oilfield Services (Norway) AS
1610-1620	209529	Assisted Cement Log Interpretation E. Time, Equinor; E.M. Viggen, Norwegian University of Science and Technology; S. Mishra, E.V. Berg, Equinor
1620-1630	209545	Digital Well Planning for Completions D. Semwogerere, B. Brechan, S. Sangesland, NTNU

16:35 - 18:05

10 Completion and Well Intervention Anitra

Session Chairpersons Katinka Dahlberg - FMC Technologies Inc, Torstein Tveit - Equinor

The disciplines of Completion and Well intervention play an important role in optimizing well productivity over the life of field, and in extending lifetime in mature fields. In this session we address cost effective ways of collecting and analyzing data, both during the completion operation and the production phase. We will also hear about development, qualification and trial of new methods to increase well productivity.

Time	Paper #	Presentation
1635-1705	209549	Novel use of Wired Drill Pipe for Real Time Remotely Operating Controls System During Well Completions R. Teelken, T.R. Wilenski, NOV IntelliServ; J. Mulholland, Optime Subsea; H.A. Øygarden, T.O. Lidal, Aker BP
1705-1735	209523	Tracing of Induced Heatwaves to Determine Well Inflow Distribution E. Skogen, T. Ottesen, S. Mo, T. Moen, F. Nyhavn, Wellstarter AS; S.T. Johansen, M. Hjelstuen, SINTEF AS
1735-1805	209563	Development and Deployment of a Novel Single-trip Multistage Proppant Fracturing System in the Norwegian Continental Shelf D.A. Young, T. Koloy, V. Keerthivasan, S. Satimov, NOV Completion Tools AS
Alternate	209573	A Bayesian Approach for Improved Estimation of Inflow Profiles in Oil Wells O.R. Moen, S. Mo, Wellstarter AS; D. Varagnolo, NTNU
Alternate	209533	E-line Milling of Isolation Valve Restores Well Access in the North Sea X. Ngo, Welltec Oilfield Services (Norway) AS

16:35 - 18:05

11 Green and Brown Field Development Ibsen

Session Chairpersons Jan-Erik Nordtvedt - Epsis AS, Edel Reiso - Equinor ASA

Time	Paper #	Presentation
1635-1705	209543	Overcoming Subsurface Challenges to Develop a Thin Oil Column - A Case Study from the Five Decade Old Gekko Discovery in the Alvheim Area L.K. Tveitera, M. Fismen, A. Bang, A. Chatterjee, I.F. Osvoll, Aker BP
1705-1735	209531	Dvalin Gas Field Developments and Optimization by Using the Inflow Tracer Technology Information A. Roostaei, S. Pride, Resman AS; E. Jenssen, R. Birkeland, R. Ritschel, N. Hughes, G. Ledsaak, Wintershall DEA
1735-1805	209567	Smart Well Foundation, the Cost Efficient and Environmental Choice for Field Developments W. Mathis, O.K. Holen, T.L. Bjørvik, Neodrill AS; V. Strand, F. Witting, Baker Hughes

16:35 - 18:05

12 Emerging Ways of Working Bjørnson

Session Chairpersons Alexander Shadchnev - Schlumberger Information Solutions, Erlend H Vefring - NORCE Norwegian Research Centre AS

The session will focus on the emerging ways of working and digital solutions that support continuous learning in subsurface teams. Digital innovations create new experiences in the post-pandemic world and force companies to accelerate performance and improvement initiatives. Virtual experiences and automation will bring exciting technologies into the operations toolbox. This session will enlighten participants on the virtual field trip developments that augment geoscience education; case study of applying a digital innovation toolkit to solving practical challenges on Grane field; learnings and recommendations from 100 projects worldwide on applying ensemble based reservoir modeling methodology.

Time	Paper #	Presentation
1635-1705	209560	Virtual Field Trips: Experience From a Global Pandemic and Beyond S.J. Buckley, NORCE Norwegian Research Centre AS; J.A. Howell, University of Aberdeen; N. Naumann, NORCE Norwegian Research Centre AS; J.H. Pugsley, University of Aberdeen; J. Vanbiervliet, K. Ringdal, C. Lewis, B. Tong, NORCE Norwegian Research Centre AS; M. Chmielewska, University of Aberdeen
1705-1735	209551	Grane Case Study: From Data and Model Ensembles to Actionable Insights Using a Cloud-based Innovation Toolkit O. Barkved, Petoro AS; J. Haukas, A. Kochetygova, Schlumberger; K.S. Monastyrev, Petoro AS
1735-1805	209566	Overcoming the Seven Wastes of Reservoir Modelling Projects J. Sætrom, T.C. Sandø, Resoptima AS
Alternate	209529	Assisted Cement Log Interpretation E. Time, Equinor; E.M. Viggen, Norwegian University of Science and Technology; S. Mishra, E.V. Berg, Equinor
Alternate	209545	Digital Well Planning for Completions D. Semwogerere, B. Brechan, S. Sangesland, NTNU

18:05 - 18:50

Drinks Reception

18:50 - 19:50

Dinner (Optional)

Wednesday, April 27