OWI 2018 MENA.

Workshop Content

- Market Overview: Explore onshore and offshore opportunities and how expanding the scope of work can improve well intervention economics in the Middle East

- Well Integrity & Restoration: Analyze how well diagnostics and candidate selection for brownfield well restoration can improve integrity and minimize NPT for aging fields

- Production Enhancement: Hear how a pro-active well work strategy making use of innovative uplift technologies can increase well stock value

- P&A: Explore how contracting models, technology developments & planning can help ensure reliable & cost-effective large scale well abandonment operations

- Technology Developments: Discover how innovative approaches to eline, slickline and CT can help you get the most out of your Middle East onshore and offshore assets

- Regulatory Environment: Discuss global approaches to well integrity examination and P&A regulations to highlight ways of developing appropriate local standards and best practice

Tuesday, October 9th

12.45pm  –1.30pm: Lunch and Learn Workshop
Frank Walsh, Well Examination Manager, Lloyds’ Register

Wednesday, October 10th

09.00am: Well Integrity Panel Discussion
• Understand how leveraging best practice, new technology and the transfer of knowledge can ensure the integrity of mature wells
• Develop an end-to-end well integrity management system that incorporates new technology, appropriate commercial models & effective training to support integrity projects
• Outline the role new technology plays in Middle East well integrity and the necessary steps required to introduce new tooling to the region

Moderated by George Galloway, Managing Director, The Well Academy
Dr. Rakesh Kumar Vij, Advisor,ONGC
Faiz Fablillah, Well Intervention & Integrity - Senior Engineer , PETRONAS Carigali (Turkmenistan) Sdn Bhd
Tobben Tymons, Sales and Marketing Director,EV
Frank Walsh, Well Examination Manager, Lloyds’ Register

2:00pm: LRQA Presentation
Frank Walsh, Well Examination Manager, Lloyds’ Register