Workshop Brochure - Society of Petroleum Engineers

Early Bird Registration Deadline:
15 March 2013
Society of Petroleum Engineers
29–30 April 2013 | Park Hyatt | Abu Dhabi, UAE
SPE Applied Technology Workshop
Integrated Drilling Services to Increase Well
Construction Efficiency at Lower Cost Per Barrel
Who Should Attend
• Petroleum Engineers
• Well Intervention Engineers
• Well Completion Engineers
• Production Engineers
• Drilling and Workover Engineers
• Operation and Safety Engineers
• Well Integrity Managers
• Well Head Equipment Manufacturers
Committee Members
Co-Chairperson
Abdulla Al Tamimi
ADMA-OPCO
Co-Chairperson
Faisal Al Hosani
ADCO
Co-Chairperson
Femi Adewumi
Schlumberger
Adnan Al Menhali
ADCO
Atif Abdel Aziz
Weatherford
Erhan Isevcan
Halliburton
Hamad Saleh Al Junaibi
ZADCO
Imran Butt
Baker Hughes
Kamal El Bachiri
Vam Drilling
Olav M. Skår
Shell
Rajneesh Kumar
BAPCO
Said Al Harthi
Petroleum Development Oman
Samer Elkhalil
National Oilwell Varco
Willem Koetsier
Baker Hughes
Workshop Abstract
With increasing complexity in well construction and attendant rise in operating costs, operators
are seeking new and innovative ways of improving their efficiency to yield lower technical costs of
construction. Integrated services has evolved as a unique model allowing operators and service
companies to achieve the desired results as it provides the platform to utilise the strengths and
knowledge of all concerned to design and implement more cost-effective field developments.
Integrated services (IS), simply put, is the packaging of various services or products under a single
contract and/or interface by the oil company. These IS contracts are normally project-specific, leaving
fewer contractors to deal with, and have recently been driven by other issues outside performance
efficiency which include resource constraints on the part of the operator, security and geopolitical issues
requiring controlled footprint in a given location, and investment reasons. They are designed to improve
resource utilisation, integrate technical solutions, reduce risk, and deliver better quality and health, safety
and environmental performance.
Several models of integrated services have since evolved and the industry now has over a decade of
experience to share. The focus on integrated services has also grown in the Middle East region with a
large portion of the construction contracts in place using integrated business models of diverse forms
for well construction and production activities.
Workshop Objectives
This workshop will focus on challenges and models available and applicable to the Middle East, review
international best practices related to integrated services, and share regional experiences from a positive
and negative standpoint.
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WORKSHOP
Integrated Drilling Services to Increase Well Construction Efficiency at Lower Cost Per Barrel
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SPE to keep the attendance price within
reach of operations-level individuals,
those who benefit most from these
technical workshops.
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indirectly by having their names
associated with a specific workshop.
While SPE prohibits any type of
commercialism within the conference
hall itself, the society recognises that
sponsoring companies offer valuable
information to attendees outside the
technical sessions.
Sponsorship Categories
Sponsorships are offered on a first come
basis. Please contact SPE to verify the
availability of a particular sponsorship.
Existing sponsors have the opportunity
to renew the same level of sponsorship
for annual workshops.
• Gold Sponsorship
• Silver Sponsorship
• Bronze Sponsorship
• Welcome Reception and Dinner
• Luncheons—Per Day
• Coffee Breaks—Per Day
• Audio-Visual Equipment
Sponsorship Benefits
In addition to onsite recognition; SPE
will recognise sponsors on the SPE
website and in all printed material for the
workshop. Based on the sponsorship
selected, sponsoring companies also
receive logo visibility on promotional
workshop items.
For More Information
For a detailed list of available
sponsorships, including benefits and
pricing, contact Rasha Badran at
rbadran@spe.org.
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BEFORE
15 MARCH 2013
Schedule
Monday, 29 April 2013
0800–8030 hours Registration, Collection of Badges and Delegate Packs
0830–8045 hours Seating/Safety Briefing by Hotel; Welcome by Co-Chairperson and Committee Introduction
0845–9000 hours Workshop Opening Keynote Speech
9000–1000 hours Session 1: What are Integrated Well Construction Services? Overview and Vision
Session Chairs: Abdulla Al Tamimi, ADMA-OPCO; Femi Adewumi, Schlumberger
This session will be used to review and present the possible definitions, perceptions, and expectations of integrated well
construction services, given that the underlying drivers and goals are diverse and defined by the different perspectives of
the different sectors of the industry.
International and national oil companies, drilling contractors, service companies, and government regulatory and
investment teams are invited to discuss and present their perspectives and expectations, to attempt to evolve a converging
definition for integrated well construction services.
1000–1040 hours Panel Discussion and Q&A
1040–1100 hours Coffee Break/Group Photograph
1100–1230 hours Session 2: Industry Models and Adaptability to the MENA Region
Session Chairs: Olav M. Skår, Shell; Rajneesh Kumar, BAPCO
This session addresses the need for integrated drilling services as a way forward for optimising well delivery and
discusses environmental sustainability and life cycle consideration from well design though construction, production, well
maintenance through ONE service provider. This would not only make sense in economical terms as it would lower the
cost per barrel but it would add more reservoir by meeting the different objectives in different regions or different projects.
As a guideline for an action plan, we will analyse case histories and projects from regions outside MENA like Russia,
Mexico, Brazil, and also get to know the best practices keeping in mind geopolitics, security, profitability and economic
viability, local infrastructure, and time limit to achieve targets.
1230–1330 hours Luncheon
1330–1500 hours Session 3: Contracting Process and Challenges
Session Chair: Willem Koetsier, Baker Hughes
This session addresses the contracting process for an integrated drilling project which can be a long and strenuous
process. Roles and responsibilities will transfer from operator to service company as will associated risks in the execution
including blow-out and pollution. Depending on scope, a balance needs to be struck in the contract between risk and
reward, to create a win-win situation for both operator and service-company without compromising HSE, well integrity,
and profitability. A well-structured contract is therefore pivotal to the success of an integrated drilling project as well as to
achieving the objectives of all parties involved.
1500–1520 hours Coffee Break
1520–1640 hours Breakout Session
1640–1700 hours Summary/Recap of Day 1
1730–2000 hours Welcome Reception and Dinner

Registration Deadline: 29 March 2013
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General Information
Tuesday, 30 April 2013
0830–1000 hours Session 4: Optimising Well Delivery Performance with Integrated Services I
Session Chairs: Atif A. Abdel Aziz, Weatherford; Erhan Isevcan, Halliburton
How can we engage operators and service companies during contract execution; are we compliant with the T&Cs;
will it be easy to get the required approvals on time to optimise the well delivery performance?
Operators and service companies are required to work as partners to deliver performance, the objectives should
be clearly defined. Will this be applicable to every project? How can we be more efficient, continuously improve
quality, reduce NPT, and eventually achieve the ultimate goal of delivery performance?
Where does the supply chain fit in this puzzle?
This session aims to answer most of the questions above. The following topics will be discussed with the
participants:
• Integration between service and operators—contract execution, approvals
• Performance drilling in integrated services—Integrated BHA bits/motors
• Well construction and integrated services—performance drilling, cementing, rig management, well design,
AFE, time depth, and ROI
• Reward mechanism and performance contracts
• Efficiency, quality, and NPT reduction
• Supply chain—role of planners, logistics, and CAPEX
1000–1020 hours Coffee Break
1020–1300 hours Session 5: Optimising Well Delivery Performance with Integrated Services II
Session Chairs: Erhan Isevcan, Halliburton;
Said Al Harthi, Petroleum Development Oman
Technology is the key success factor in the oil and gas industry especially in drilling. Therefore this session
will encourage participants to identify the benefits of technology in integrated services. Technology not only
contributes in favour of enhanced well delivery process, but it also plays a valuable role in the decision making
and the achievement of corporate objectives. The optimum performance of the well delivery process through
integrated services is accomplished by gathering valuable data, monitoring drilling parameters in real-time, and
implementing fit-for-purpose technologies to add necessary value to the business. Along with best practices, the
session will focus on creating an effective integrated service model for which participants will brainstorm on the
following topics:
• Identification of fit-for-purpose technologies and its implementation in an integrated environment
• Integration, technology, and decision making—align the objectives
• Real-time monitoring—analysis, surveillance, and decisions
• Data capturing, improving drilling curve through knowledge management
• Talent and retention
1300–1400 hours Luncheon
1400–1510 hours Breakout Session
1510–1530 hours Working Coffee
1530–1630 hours Session 6: Integrated Service Opportunities
Session Chairs: Hamad Saleh Al Junaibi, ZADCO; Imran Butt, Baker Hughes
In our evolving oil and gas industry, an integrated services approach is the ideal solution to providing compatible
and fit-for-purpose technologies with solo accountability across all inter-related services, to ensure successful
well construction. This last session of the workshop will share the vision for the region and discuss possible
future opportunities. This session will be very beneficial to both the service companies and the operators as both
will be able to discuss the demand and supply of integrated services in the region. Some upcoming projects
will be elaborated upon and there will be also an open discussion on operators’ expectations. The views of the
governing bodies will also be presented and hence this session will provide an outlook for the future and closure
to this workshop.
1630–1700 hours Summary and Closing Remarks
Workshop Venue
Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hotel and Villas
PO Box 52007, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Tel: +971.2.407.1234
Email: reservations.abuph@hyatt.com
Workshop Guidelines
Format
Two (2) days of informal discussions prompted by
selected keynote presentations and discussions.
Workshops maximise the exchange of ideas among
attendees and presenters through brief technical
presentations followed by extended Q&A periods.
Focused topics attract an informed audience eager to
discuss issues critical to advancing both technology
and best practices. The majority of the presentations
are in the form of case studies, highlighting engineering
achievements, and lessons learnt. In order to stimulate
frank discussion, no proceedings are published and the
press is not invited to attend.
Breakout Sessions
Attendees will be assigned to discussion groups on a
random basis for the breakout sessions to maximise the
opportunity to interact with other participants.
Documentation
• Proceedings will not be published; therefore,
formal papers and handouts are not expected from
speakers.
• Work in progress, new ideas, and interesting
projects are sought.
• Professionally-prepared visual-aids are not
required; PowerPoint presentations are most
commonly used.
• Note-taking by participants is encouraged.
Attendance
Registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve
basis. The Steering Committee encourages attendance
from those who can contribute to the workshop most
effectively either in discussions or with posters. A mix of
attendees in terms of geographic origin, companies, and
disciplines will be encouraged.
Workshop Deliverables
• The Steering Committee will appoint a “scribe”
to record the discussions and to produce the full
workshop report for SPE.
• This report will be circulated to all attendees as the
workshop deliverable within 4–6 weeks following
the workshop. The copyright of the report is with
SPE.
• PowerPoint presentation materials will be posted
on a specific SPE URL address after the workshop.
Provision of the materials by the speakers will
signify their permission for SPE to do so.
Commercialism
In keeping with ATW objectives and the SPE mission,
commercialism in posters or presentations will not be
permitted. Company logos must be limited to the title
slide and used only to indicate the affiliation of the
presenter and others involved in the work.
Attendance Certificate
All attendees will receive an attendance certificate
attesting to their participation in the workshop. This
certificate will be provided in exchange for a completed
Workshop Questionnaire.
Continuing Education Units
Attendees at this workshop qualify for SPE Continuing
Education Units (CEU) at the rate of 0.1 CEU per hour
of the workshop.

REGISTRATION FORM
Integrated Drilling Services to Increase Well Construction Effciency at Lower Cost Per Barrel
29–30 April 2013 | Park Hyatt | Abu Dhabi, UAE
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Workshop Fee includes: Technical sessions, materials, daily coffee breaks and luncheons, certificate of Continuing Education Units (CEU) and
welcome reception and dinner (if applicable).
Workshop Fee: Before 15 March 2013 ❒ USD 1,150 for SPE Members ❒ USD 1,350 for Nonmembers
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