Agenda
Tuesday, November 22
Welcome Remarks
Handan Ramli
Head Production & Operations Management
PETRONAS and Symposium Co-Chair
Keynote Address 1
Firouz Asnan
Senior Vice President, Malaysia Petroleum Management
PETRONAS
Keynote Address 2
Martin Mentiply
Business Development Director
EnQuest
Moderator(s):
Ahmed Radzif P M Mustafa Kamal
Interim - General Manager, Malaysia
EnQuest Petroleum Production Malaysia Ltd
Speaker(s):
Khalfan Al Mansoori
President & Country Manager
Mubadala Energy
Nurunnajwa Mohd Aras
Senior General Manager of Joint Venture Malaysia
PETRONAS Carigali Sdn Bhd
Diederik Boersma
Global General Manager for Petroleum Engineering
Shell
Dato’ Kamarul Redzuan Mohamed
Group Chief Executive Officer
UZMA
Since the pandemic, our industry has been evolving to survive in challenging times. Coupled with the urgency to transition into the era of new and renewable energy, we had to adapt at a rapid pace to continue to remain relevant and prolong our license to operate. Despite the challenges, we saw great opportunities arise – we increased our collaboration efforts, optimised and enhanced our ability to produce in a sustainable manner, and developed/deployed new methodologies, strategies, and technological innovations to increase our business agility.
This session aims to feature senior leaders for an in-depth discussions on the ways forward by addressing current business and technical challenges, the importance of continued partnership amongst industry players, and establish fresh perspectives on how we, as an industry, can sustain our business for a better future.
Moderator(s):
Rahim Masoudi
Group Technical Authority & Custodian Reservoir Engineering
Resource Development & Management
MPM, Upstream Business
PETRONAS
Panellist(s):
Syahrini Mokhtar
General Manager, Resource Development & Management - Peninsular Malaysia,
Malaysia Petroleum Management
PETRONAS
Zamri Abdul Ghapor
General Manager – Subsurface
ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Malaysia Inc
Nazri Ahmad
Asset Manager
EnQuest Malaysia
Mike Fox
Head Operated Assets
Hibiscus Oil & Gas Malaysia Limited
Prudent asset management practices and operating model philosophies are key to ensure that the value of assets are safeguarded and enhanced while the assets remain healthy throughout their lifecycle. Although the oil and gas industry has faced many challenges over the years, with proven practices, we have managed to overcome roadblocks by applying new technologies, the new ways of thinking, innovative solutions, and collaborative models. This has enabled us to into new resources where it was deemed impossible in the past, and it has continued to sustain production until this very day. At the same time, new obstacles will continue to arise especially for extremely matured assets, complex highly contaminated, deepwater assets, as well as small fields.
There is no doubt that the industry-wide collaboration, integration, synergy, end-to-end optimisation, agility in carbon management, and excellence in production and delivery are key in realising the maximum values from the assets. With the industry constantly evolving in this challenging time, we must take a deeper look at how our assets would perform better, where the future of asset management must support a more dynamic operating/customised model. Together, we can then collaboratively optimise our asset and pursue further into the shinier future of hydrocarbon production and delivery, while supporting the NZCE and sustainability agendas. Organisations must be prepared to disrupt current operating procedures, functions, and even strategies to come out with a more robust integrated asset management platforms and operating models that would take us forward in a more sustainable and efficient way.
Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 1 is scheduled from 1330-1400 hours at Foyer, Level 3. Please join the speakers for more technical presentations and networking opportunities.
Introduction of Alternative Artificial Lift Method in a Mature Offshore Oilfield to Enhance Field Production and Reduce Dependency on Gas Lift Facility
Fathin Shalihah Hasnol Zam Zam, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Integrated Performance Workflow to Optimise ESP Daily Operations and Maximise Production
Abdulla Al-Jazzaf and Abdulaziz Abdal, Kuwait Oil Company
From Humans to Robots and Industrial Autonomy Using Artificial Intelligence
Ivan Rott, Kairos Technology AS
Scaling Issues on Horizontal Multi-Fractured Wells: An Alternative Intervention Approach with Novel Technologies for Diversion and Scale Inhibition
Michele Giammancheri, Eni S.p.a.
A New Technology as Key Enabler to Unlock the Lock-In Potential due to Sand through Idle Well Reactivation (IWR)
Muhammad Shamir Abdul Rahim, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
A Successful Fines Stabiliser Pilot Application in Arresting Severe Production Decline: A Case Study from Peninsula Malaysia
Latief Riyanto, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.
A Novel Nano-clay Relative Permeability Modifier (RPM) Pilot Experience in Malaysian Field
Shahrul Aida Ab Rasid, PETRONAS
Real Time Gaslift Optimisation: Lessons from Field Implementation of Smart Completions for Future Redevelopment Projects Offshore Peninsular Malaysia
Mohd Hisham Abd Hamid, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Compact, Pressure-Actuated Downhole Safety Valve Improves Safety and Efficiency for Cable Deployed ESPs
Charles Harcourt, DTI
In Situ Gas Lift: Addressing Limitation of Conventional Gas Lift
Mohd Shahnizam Khairuddin, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
First Successful Retrieval of WR-ESP in Brunei Offshore Field
Fadzlan Suhaimin, Brunei Shell Petroleum
Effective Lateral Placement Methodology During Underbalanced Coiled Tubing Drilling (UBCTD) Boosts Well Productivities
Ahmad Azly Abdul Aziz, Saudi Aramco
A Pro-Active Risk Management Tool for Production Enhancement Jobs in Mature Fields
Murali Raghunathan, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Inventive Hydraulic Fracturing Proppant Placement Halting Flowback Problem: Case Study
Mostafa Mahmoud Kortam, Petrobel and Mohamed Magdy, Halliburton
Reducing Risk of Infill Wells Planning and Untapping Resource in Central Luconia Carbonate Gas Field Using Stratigraphic & Sedimentology Modelling
Alexander Kolupaev, Beicip-Franlab Asia
Um Niqa Satellite Heavy Oil Production Station "A Triumph over the Pandemic"
Saleh Mohammed Aljabri and Mohammad Mustafa Al-Sarraf, Kuwait Oil Company
Streamlining the Concept of Concurrent Major Well Intervention Activities in Platform
Ahmad Hafizi Ahmad Zaini, M Shamsuri Mahussin, and M Izwan A Jalil, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Digital Fields Surveillance and Prescriptive Production Enhancement Candidate
Sulaiman Sidek, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd., and Vo Tri Nghia, SLB
Driving for Maximum Value on Natural Depletion Reservoir to Improve Recovery Through Innovative Solution in High UPC Offshore Brownfield
M Iman Mostaffa and Tunku Indra Tunku Abdul Muthali, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Managing Accelerated Water Breakthrough in High Permeability Contrast Waterflood Reservoirs, and Achieving Production Conformance through Injection Redistribution Strategy
M Rafiuddin Rahim and Harun A Rahman, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Improving Fluid Loss Control During Well Intervention; A Case Study on the Use of Innovative Salt System
Mahmoud Reda, Kuwait Oil Company
Wednesday, November 23
Moderator(s):
Khairul Nizam Idris
Principal Production Technologist
PETRONAS
Panellist(s):
Noor Azree Nordin
Well Engineering Manager Detailed Design Well Intervention
Shell Malaysia
Abdur Rahim B Allapitchai
General Manager Category Management Subsurface
PETRONAS
Jamalludin Obeng
Managing Director
Perdana Petroleum
Mohamad Othman
Director of Strategic Business
Beicip-Franlab Asia
For the longest time, our industry has gone through many ups and downs, and there is no better time than now to discuss about resource-sharing. Contract sharing has been around for some time, and through collaboration and combined efforts from operators, service companies and regulators, our industry can work together to ride out the storm.
This session will discuss current industry challenges in pursuing that extra barrel with ever-increasing cost, job complexity, and add-on of lower success rate. We will also discuss how collaborative efforts would translate into win-win actionable plans for various stakeholders. Not limited to that, senior leaders in this session will aim to deliberate the resource-sharing concept amongst industry players, and how these concepts could be the key enabler to unlock further potential in our resources. The panellists would be sharing examples and experiences on how these resource-sharing concepts can effectively contribute to monetising and enhancing our production.
Production Optimisation: Acceleration & Integration of Well Candidates Through Digitalisation & Automated Analytics - A Case Study Limau Oilfield, Indonesia
Dayanara Surya, Nayung Galih Proboseno, and Panca Wibawa Putra, PT Pertamina Hulu Rokan Zona 4
Advanced Cased Hole Logging Combination Characterises Complex Dynamic Multi-phase Environment
Chiara Cavalleri, SLB
Moderator(s):
Andrew Parker
Development and Subsurface Capability Manager
Shell Malaysia Exploration and Production
Panellist(s):
Naoto Ishihara
General Manager
Production Operations Division
JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration (Malaysia) Limited
Elmi M Ismail
Production Delivery Manager
Production Operations Management, Malaysia Petroleum Management
PETRONAS
Brenda Lao
Senior Portfolio and Long Term Production Planner
Sarawak Shell Berhad
Julfree Sianturi
Subsurface Manager
Area 2
(Peciko-SisiNubi-South Mahakam)
Pertamina Hulu Mahakam
Decarbonisation is a term many of us have not even heard of until a few years ago. Now, it is shaping the future of our industry and gaining traction across the globe. This new norm is driven by the need to manage, reduce and remove greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, whilst we capture, store and even utilise carbon dioxide (CO2) as the industry searches for ways to find and implement non-carbon fuels. Things are definitely changing. How will we be a part of this transition while we change our focus and take on new challenges and eventually, what solutions will we deliver?
We are on a journey where we have defined the destination (“net zero”) with some initial steps and an ever-crystalising picture of the road ahead. This is an enormous and necessary task within which each of us needs to actively participate in order to succeed. Industries must understand, quantify, and reduce their GHG emissions towards measurable targets such as “zero by 50” (zero net GHG by 2050) and “50 by 30” (50% reduction from 2018 GHG emission levels by 2030). Citizens must keep the focus on climate concerns and governments need to work with industry to enable progress on multiple fronts. It is an “all in” activity for the industry.
During this panel session, we will discuss the roles which government, the energy industry and consumers of energy must play to enable the safe arrival at “net zero”. Areas for discussion will include GHG emission reductions, the enabler of Operational Excellence, the different lens for project selection in a decarbonisation framework, carbon capture proposals, the required regulations and policies, barriers to performance, carbon reporting structure, and technology/strategy adoption for APAC vs other regions.
Computing Production Rates from Well Monitoring Parameters by Combining Physics-Rooted Models with Machine Learning
Wisam Sindi, Montan University of Leoben, DNO
Multiphase Flow Metering Assisted Water-Phase Characterisation a Data-Driven Approach
Mahdi Darab, OneSubsea, a SLB company
Machine Learning Model Operations Management framework for continuous updates on Industrial Internet of Things Devices
Sreekrishnan Ramachandran, SLB
Implementation of Real Time Monitoring System for SRP & PCP Wells in ONGC Mehsana
Ankit Gupta, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited
Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 4 is scheduled from 1330-1400 hours at Foyer, Level 3. Please join the speakers for more technical presentations and networking opportunities.
Improving Fluid Loss Control During Well Intervention; A Case Study on the Use of Innovative Salt System
Mahmoud Reda, Kuwait Oil Company
Singue Field Production Optimisation: Chemical Treatment and Electrical Submersible Pump Upsising
Muhammad Kamal Aman Shah, Baker Hughes
Enhancing Success Rate via Qualifier Approach for a Comprehensive Well Intervention Activities Benchmarking
Khairina Khairul Anuar, PETRONAS
Dig Into the Past: Malaysia Production Enhancement Lookback Analysis for Selected Assets – Improvement of Success Rates and Enhancement of Well Intervention Efficiency
Faizall Nazir, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
PDS Technology: Oil Production Enhancement due to Diversion of Injected Water Flows
Sergei Matveev, Idzhat Innovation
ESP Workover: Pump Upsize to Safely Increase Well Production
Abdul Mu'iz Haji Abdullah, Brunei Shell Petroleum
A Successful Implementation of Through Tubing Gravel Packs. Tailored Solution for Remedial Sand Production in Monobore Completion
Noor Zafuan Mohd Noor, Halliburton Energy Services
Lowering the H2S Level: A Cost-Effective Way in Reactivating Closed-In High H2S Wells with Topside H2S Scavenger Treatment
Abdul Nasir Mohamad Sobri and Maxwell Tommie Lajawai, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Improving Well Proxy Model to Estimate Quality Oil Production Rate
Eghbal Motaei, PETRONAS
Winning the Battle to Scale Precipitation from the Face of T Reservoirs in the Largest Ecuadorian Oilfield
Mónica Paredes and Diego Estevez, SLB
Maximising Mature Field Recovery by First Technology Application in the World in Managing Sand Production for Natural Depleted and Shallow Reservoirs in Borneo Offshore Field
Abdullah M Razali and Noor Afiqah, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Unlocking Limited Well Potential through Thru Tubing Gas Lift Deepening
Fadzlan Suhaimin, Brunei Shell Petroleum
Digital Fields Surveillance and Prescriptive Production Enhancement Candidate: Operator Case Study
Sulaiman Sidek, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd., and Vo Tri Nghia, SLB
Flow Diagnostics in Horizontal Wells with Fractures Powered by a Robust Flow Analysis Platform
Artur Giniyatullin, TGT Oilfield Services Sdn. Bhd.
CRM Methodology and Application in Waterflooding Study: A Case Study of Malay Basin Reservoir
Yuhanis Zainudain, Beicip-Franlab Asia
Well’s Liquid Production Rate Prediction Method Utilising Heat Transfer Coefficient, One Step Closer to Virtual Production Test on Limited Wellhead Data
Rahman Setiadi, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam
Passive Seismic Method for Direct Exploration of Subsurface Flow Associated with Hydrocarbon Production
Ayane Ishizuki, Kyoto University
Field Development Workflow with Application of Sedimentology & Stratigraphy Modelling to Mitigate Subsurface Risks
Alexander Kolupaev, Beicip-Franlab Asia
Deep Water Turbidite Uncertainties Modelling at K Cluster
Simon Christian Kurniawan, Beicip-Franlab Asia
Maximising Recovery Through Productivity Improvement in Tight Sand Through Low Cost Stimulation – Offshore Case Study
Abdullah M Razali and Muhammad Iman Mostaffa, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Unlocking RM 36 Mil from X field Add Perf and 1.85 BSCF Reserve Addition via e-line with Tractor Execution
Mohd Azraai Zainal Abidin, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.