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TUESDAY NOVEMBER 12, 2024

Focus > Digitalization and Automation Maturity Curve | Stakeholder Communication | Data Management | Real-Time Data Monitoring | Scalable Technologies | Remote Inspection Technologies and Solutions

8:00AM REGISTRATION

9:00AM OPENING REMARKS 

KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS: THE SUCCESSFUL & EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF A CHEMICAL AUTOMATION PROGRAMME & THE LONG-TERM FINANCIAL VIABILITY 

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In oilfield chemicals management, you are not reaching optimum efficiency if you are not constantly improving and adjusting. Wells are always changing, and production is always in decline. To maximize efficiency, you need to continually optimize by following the production decline. Chemical efficiency needs to match changes in production efficiency. The use of automation and digitilaization maximizes your chances of success.​​

KEYNOTE CASE STUDY PRESENTATION

9:10AM - 9:50AM USING INLINE ANALYSIS AND AUTOMATION TO IMPROVE RELIABILITY OF H2S TREATMENT SYSTEMS AND REDUCE RISK OF GAS GATHERING DISRUPTIONS

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​This keynote presentation will explore the digital transformation journey in the oilfield chemicals industry.

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  • Integration of ESG performance, including flaring reduction, into H2S management.

  • Deployment of inline H2S analysis and system automation to improve efficiency.

  • Increase of gas salability, reduction of chemical costs and strengthening of gas marketing relationships.

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Lisa Holding Eagle, Advanced Chemist, Marathon Oil Corporation

INFORMATION SHARING & DATA UTILIZATION

E&P OPERATOR & VENDOR PANEL DISCUSSION

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9:50AM - 10:30AM IDEAL INFORMATION FLOW BETWEEN OPERATORS & VENDORS

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  • Discuss ways to develop capabilities that adhere to American Petroleum Institute (API) standards and have trained persons to manage it.

  • Discussion on whether vendors have the capability to house operational information and be the bridge between themselves and operators.

  • In relation to Chemical Automation and Services, what is the optimal data set of information that needs to be shared.

  • What role can / should data enrichment (e.g. unified asset naming) play in a preferred shared data strategy. How is the kept up to date?​​​

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Lisa Holding Eagle, Advanced Chemist, Marathon Oil Corporation

Trent Allen, Digital Lead, XTO Energy

Chad Hammond, President, DCiii Control

10.30AM MORNING NETWORKING BREAK

​​11:10AM - 11:40AM LEARN HOW THE LATEST DIGITAL MONITORING SOLUTIONS ARE IMPROVING PRODUCTION RELIABILITY AND COST REDUCTION

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  • Discover how the latest digital monitoring solutions are enhancing production reliability in oilfield chemical management.

  • Learn about innovative technologies that contribute to cost reduction in chemical management operations.

  • Explore real-world examples of improved efficiency and performance through advanced digital monitoring tools.

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Polina Malakhova, Digital Transformation & Analytics Product Manager​, Clariant Oil Services

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION GROUPS

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11:40AM - 12:30PM DEFINE DATA DETAIL REQUIREMENTS FOR OPTIMAL PROCESSING AND THE MOST BENEFICIAL UTILIZATION

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  • Establish specific criteria for the current and baseline data that is used to manage and asset.

  • Identify and specify the essential data attributes and parameters that must be captured at a granular level to support accurate and effective analysis, decision-making, and operational efficiency.

  • Potential standardized guidelines and protocols that can be used for data forms to ensure uniformity across all data collection and reporting processes.

  • Possible data validation mechanisms to verify that the data meets the required granularity standards before it is transferred, preventing data quality issues and inaccuracies.

12:30PM LUNCHTIME NETWORKING BREAK

1:30PM - 2:00PM PARTNERSHIP OF SERVICE COMPANIES AND E&P OPERATORS: HOW INTEGRATION OF CLOUD BASED AUTOMATION INTO SCALE RISK GENERATION INCREASES RESPONSIVENESS OF BOTH PARTIES.

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  • Learn about how the addition of automated cloud engines has revolutionized the way scale risks are generated and received. 

  • Explore the benefits of multi-system integration to allow for increased accuracy and efficiency of a historically human driven manual process.

  • Hear about the impact of shifting scale risks and the increasing necessity of timely and transparent communication for sustained asset protection.

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Christy Follmer, Senior Engineering Specialist (Chemical), Continental Resources

Nicole Monk, Technical Specialist, Creedence Energy Services, LLC

COST -EFFECTIVE TANK LEVEL MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGIES

 

2:00PM - 2:30PM SIMPLIFYING DIGITAL CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT AND “MANAGING BY EXCEPTION”

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  • Evaluate the latest tank level monitoring and reporting technologies and their capabilities.

  • Analyze how different tank level measurement solutions can integrate with current operational systems considering both the financial implications and the potential for improved efficiency.

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Alex Schumacher, US Corporate Account Manager, Sirius Controls

CASE STUDY PRESENTATION

 

2.30PM - 3:00PM REVIEW OF BATCH AND CONTINUOUS CORROSION TREATMENT PROGRAM IN EAGLE FORD SHALE  - DIGITAL WORKFLOW CASE STUDIES

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  • Discover how data-driven scheduling minimizes equipment wear, reducing maintenance and workover costs.

  • See how automated treatments use real-time data to prevent corrosion and extend rod-pump lifespan.

  • Learn how optimized treatment intervals cut resource use and support cost-effective oil extraction.

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Maria Reverol Merea, Sr Asset Integrity Engineer, Murphy Oil Corporation

Huzeifa Ismail, Founder, Chirality Research Inc.

3:00PM AFTERNOON NETWORKING BREAK

3:30PM - 4:00PM DATA SECURITY & SCALABILITY: PARTNERING TO IMPROVE BUSINESS OUTCOMES IN OIL AND GAS

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  • Evaluate the scalability of new automation systems 

  • Analyze long-term value propositions, including potential for integration with existing and emerging technologies

  • Explore determination of the cost / benefit justification examples of implementing chemical automation systems

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Yannick Abgbor, AMER ISV Energy PSA, Amazon Web Services

Nathan Pendolino, VP of Sales, WellAware

4:00PM - 4:30PM CHEMICAL RELATED FAILURE REDUCTION STRATEGY -INNOVATIVE CHEMISTRY AND APPLICATIONS FOR TREATING SURFACES VS FLUIDS FOR STEPCHANGE RESULTS

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  • Discover how a CRF reduction strategy can cut failure costs by up to 75% with targeted chemical treatments.

  • Learn the advantages of continuous treatments in managing MIC corrosion, wax, and FeS deposits to extend equipment life.

  • Explore data-driven techniques, like ADBAC quat, to optimize chemical use and improve real-time monitoring.

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Mark Mcclelland, Operations Manager, Durango Resources Corp

Danny Durham, CEO, SME Consulting Services

4:30PM - 5:00PM THE LATEST SYSTEM MONITORING TECHNIQUES USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

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​This session covers AI-driven advancements in oilfield chemical management, highlighting how AI improves monitoring accuracy, enables predictive maintenance, and optimizes chemical use. Discover how these tools can reduce costs, boost efficiency, and support environmental compliance in oilfield operations.

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Paul Gould, Managing Director, Imperative Insights LLC

5:00pm Closing Remarks

5:10pm - 6:10pm Networking Drinks Reception

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