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On 22 May, while our CEO Annabel Green is speaking at the SPE Symposium on Well Integrity Management in Al Khobar, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (https://lnkd.in/efGR5zfX) our Commercial Director Paul Lynch will be simultaneously presenting in Abu Dhabi, UAE at the SPE Workshop: ‘Navigating the Future of Well Intervention’. This workshop also runs on 21–22 May and details can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eiYWYkVc Paul will be presenting in a technical session which looks at emerging technologies in intervention equipment. He’ll provide an overview of our unique FiberLine Intervention (FLI) system which deploys optical fibres into wells and turns the concept of conventional well intervention on its head. By placing an entire reel of fibre within a lightweight downhole probe, attaching the end of the fibre at the wellhead, then gravity deploying or pumping the probe to the target depth, FLI becomes a stand-alone deployment system that removes the need for slickline, electric line or coiled tubing. The associated surface footprint and single engineer operations enables utilisation in the most compact of well locations and significantly reduces carbon emissions. FLI is a disposable, distributed fibre-optic sensing system that provides valuable, real-time well and reservoir data. It has been used for multiple cross-sector energy applications around the world, delivering information on wellbore integrity in tubing and annuli, including behind casing flow, vertical seismic profiling (VSP), injection flow allocation and static pressure surveys. Paul's presentation will provide an overview of this distinctive technology and provide a brief discussion on some select case studies. To find out more, please visit our website: www.well-sense.co.uk or contact the team on [email protected] #wellintegrity #wellintervention #wellsurveillance #downholedata #decom #DFOS #fibreoptic #UAE #MiddleEast

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I’m going to admit moving back to a technical role in a new discipline area for (CCS) has been tough. It’s a lot to learn.  What better than 4 days, nearly 2 km of coreand dedicated experts from Equinor visiting the type sections and fields on the NCS to blow off the dust!  This is a great run through the Palaeozoic to Present day stratigraphy of the Norwegian North Sea. It demonstrates how critical understanding from legacy oil and gas has role in the energy transition and the broader understanding of the nuances of potential storage complexes.  #learning #geology #core #ccs #geoscience

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Energy Transfer Announces Pipeline Project Connecting Permian Basin Production Supplies to Multiple Markets - Energy Transfer LP has announced a final investment decision for constructing a new intrastate natural gas pipeline connecting Permian Basin production to markets and trading hubs. - The pipeline, previously known as the Warrior Pipeline, is now renamed the Hugh Brinson Pipeline in honor of Hugh Brinson. - The pipeline aims to provide increased transportation capacity to meet the growing demand for natural gas. - Phase I of the project will include approximately 400 miles of 42-inch pipeline with a capacity of 1.5 billion cubic feet per day extending from Waha to Maypearl, Texas, expected to be operational by the end of 2026. - The construction will also include a 42-mile, 36-inch lateral known as the Midland Lateral to connect processing plants in Martin and Midland Counties. - Phase II plans to add compression to increase the pipeline's capacity to about 2.2 billion cubic feet per day, contingent on shipper demand. - The combined cost for Phases I and II is projected at approximately $2.7 billion, backed by long-term commitments from reputable counterparties. - The pipeline will connect shippers to Energy Transfer’s existing intrastate network and offer access to major hubs throughout Texas and beyond. - The project is expected to enhance Energy Transfer's position in supporting growth for power plants and data centers in Texas. - Energy Transfer LP operates one of the largest and most diversified energy asset portfolios in the U.S. with over 130,000 miles of pipeline. https://lnkd.in/gpfF6G32

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In this SPE Tech Talk, speakers from Viridien discuss how a virtual asset team can be used to accelerate the understanding of subsurface reservoir characterization leading to informed decision making. Register Now: https://lnkd.in/gbmXJzB5 #SPEtechtalk #Viridien #Energy #Geoscience

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In this SPE Tech Talk with CGG, discover the evolution of data transformation workflows to tackle file integration challenges and data ingestion into the OSDU platform. Register here: https://lnkd.in/ge3v4y9K #SPEtechtalk #Energy #CGG

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🏎️🛢️Driving Efficiency, Minimizing Downtime, and Maximizing Oil Production 🏎️🛢️ At Momentum Ai, we understand that the momentum of fracking operations is critical to sustained success. That’s why we’re proud to provide solutions that keep your wells producing while minimizing the disruptions caused by unexpected FDI events. 💡 What We Do: • Real-Time Alerts: Get immediate notifications about activity within your wells, allowing you to take action before issues escalate. • Prevent Production Loss: Reduce downtime on producing wells caused by the need to create new wells, ensuring your current production stays strong. • Lower Operational Costs: Our solutions not only protect your output but also help you reduce overall operational expenses. With cutting-edge AI technology, we’re keeping the momentum alive in every well. Join the front line of companies who trust us to drive performance and enhance operational efficiency. Let’s keep things rolling! 💥 #OilAndGas #Fracking #AI #WellManagement #ProductionOptimization #OperationalEfficiency #EnergyInnovation #TechInOil

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PBS 2024: OGDCL, PPL, MPCL and GHPL join hands to unlock Pakistan’s oil and gas potential Key industry players including Oil & Gas Development Company Ltd. Pakistan, Pakistan Petroleum Limited, and GHPL have come together to launch the Pakistan Basin Studies (PBS) 2024 initiative mainly to evaluate and quantify the remaining oil and gas exploration potential in Pakistan. According to official sources of petroleum division, the Pakistan Basin Studies initiative is a major project aimed to uncover the oil and gas potential across the country. This project will be overseen by the Directorate General of Petroleum Concessions (DGPC) under the Ministry of Petroleum Division. The PBS 2024 initiative, fully funded by these industry giants, marks a pivotal step in the nation’s efforts to unlock untapped hydrocarbon resources. With an initial timeline of three years, the project is set to commence in September 2024. This endeavor builds upon the groundwork laid by the OGDCL Basin Studies conducted in 2008. However, PBS 2024 will take a more detailed and comprehensive approach, incorporating Play-Based Exploration (PBE) and yet-to-find (YTF) strategies to assess the potential of the country’s sedimentary basins. The project (PBS) will be executed in a phased manner, beginning with a focus on offshore areas, particularly the Indus and Makran basins, which are considered to be highly promising. These regions, located off the southern coast of Pakistan, have long been speculated to harbor significant hydrocarbon reserves. The initial phase will pave the way for subsequent studies that will extend across a broad spectrum of Pakistan’s sedimentary basins, including the Lower, Central, and Upper Indus Basins, Potohar & Kohat, Kirthar and Suleman, Pishin, and Balochistan Basins. The consortium has awarded the contract for conducting this vital work to D&M Consultants, a renowned U.S.-based firm specializing in geological and geophysical analysis. D&M’s team, comprising both international and local experts, will be headquartered at Petroleum House in Islamabad. The firm’s involvement underscores the project’s high level of technical expertise and global relevance. D&M Consultants will conduct a thorough examination of all available geological and geophysical data. Their analysis will encompass both onshore and offshore sedimentary basins, aiming to generate an updated and accurate forecast of Pakistan’s oil and gas resource potential. The comprehensive nature of this study is expected to yield crucial insights, offering a clearer understanding of the country’s remaining hydrocarbon reserves. #oilandgas #OGDCL #MPCL #PPL

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We are pleased to announce the release of a new Report from the Subsea Well Response & Source Control Subcommittee of IOGP’s Wells Expert Committee (WEC).   ➡️ IOGP Report 598 - Relief well planning for subsea applications Relief well requirements can vary from country to country based on local regulations, environmental conditions, and specific characteristics of oil and gas operations in that region. Various industry organizations and regulatory bodies provide standards and recommended practices for relief well planning and execution. This Report recommends considerations for relief well planning and available resources specifically for subsea application. This Report covers these relief well topics: - planning - approaching - locating - following - intercepting - killing operations - plug and abandonment   This Report is intended to be used by operators and service companies. Download 'IOGP Report 598 - Relief well planning for subsea applications' from the IOGP Publications Library at https://lnkd.in/erRXaKaf #oilandgas #subseawells #reliefplanning

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Hello Everyone and thank you for joining us weekly during our live Wed(NSI)days! This week we are excited to welcome back our guest speaker David Cramer, Senior Engineering Fellow on the ConocoPhillips Global Completions Engineering staff in Houston, who will be sharing a presentation titled: Methods for Assessing Proppant Coverage Along the Lateral for Plug-and-Perf Treatments This presentation is a review of the results of diagnostic tests in contiguous wells that were equipped with measuring devices for analyzing surface and downhole pressure and acoustic behavior during multistage fracturing treatments. The wells were also surveyed by an ultrasonic device during the post-treatment well cleanout process for measuring the entry-hole sizes of treated and untreated perforations. The resulting dataset was used in analyzing or determining tubular friction pressure, step down tests, perforation entry-hole erosion, treating pressure, and inter-cluster proppant allocation and uniformity. Well and treatment design parameters of particular interest included cluster perforation density, circumferential phase angle of entry holes with respect to elevation, and proppant particle-size distribution. A primary focus of the study was perforation entry-hole erosional analysis, which was performed on each frac stage of the diagnostic wells by comparing perforation sizes of treated perforations with intentionally untreated perforations to estimate the eroded area for each perforation, then applying two-component and volumetric erosion models to allocate proppant among all the clusters for that frac stage. The allocated proppant was then used to compute treatment uniformity and compared with allocation and uniformity values determined by the DAS provider. Evidence is provided quantifying the negative effect of proppant separating from the fluid stream due to inertia on the accuracy of treatment distribution provided by DAS interpretation. Join us this week in welcoming our guest speaker and to participate in what is sure to be a great discussion! When: Wednesday, May 8th at 9:00 am CT Topic: Methods for Assessing Proppant Coverage Along the Lateral for Plug-and-Perf Treatments Guest Speaker: David Cramer, Senior Engineering Fellow, ConocoPhillips Host: Dante Guerra, Ph.D., President, NSI Technologies, LLC FREE Registration Link: https://lnkd.in/e8QWq5A #innovation #technology #energy #oilgas #production #oilandgas #cloud #hydrocarbons #offshore #oilandgasindustry #oilfield #oil #gas #petroleum #drilling #oilindustry #energystrong #onshore #oilandgasexploration #permianbasin #upstream #permian #completions #frac #shale #eagleford #reservoir #geomechanics #hydraulicfracturing #bakken

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We are thrilled to announce the launch of Energy Turning Points (ETP). Each week, we review key oil and gas market news and developments influencing the current shape and future of oil and gas markets. Last week, oil markets faced volatility as OPEC's gradual supply cuts spooked markets. The EIA reported an unexpected rise in crude stockpiles, and the US rig count hit new lows, affecting WTI net long positions, writes Suhas Reddy. In natural gas, a Norwegian outage drove Dutch TTF prices high despite storage levels across Europe being above 70%. Simultaneously, hotter-than-expected summer forecasts in the US led to a rally in Henry Hub prices.  bp faced a downgrade from S&P Global; ExxonMobil was downgraded by Truist Securities.  Berkshire Hathaway increased its stake in Oxy; aramco's stake sale raised USD 11.2 billion; TotalEnergies acquired a gas-fired power plant; and Morgan Stanley reiterated its 'Overweight' rating on Reliance Industries Limited. Read [ETP 23/2024] Jittery Crude And Fiery Natural Gas Markets Defined Energy Markets Last Week in full on Smartkarma at https://lnkd.in/giw54GHn #EnergyNews #OilAndGas #MarketUpdate #MintFinance #EnergyMarkets #OilPrices #OPEC #NaturalGas #EnergyUpdate #MarketAnalysis #OOTT

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Sharjah National Oil Corporation (SNOC) has launched two separate studies with Japan's Sumitomo Corporation and services giant SLB into the feasibility of capturing and storing a major portion of #co2 emitted in the #unitedarabemirates in its Sajaa field. #corporatestrategy #gassupply #upstreamprojects #carboncapture

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Attending the Offshore Energies UK Wells Conference last week offered a valuable opportunity to explore and discuss the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of well operations.  With Nick Low, Principal Drilling Engineer, and Guy Foulger, Principal Wells Engineer, representing Elemental Energies, we engaged in insightful discussions with regulators, industry leaders, and wells experts on how wells technology is evolving to meet the demands of the energy transition. A key theme was the essential role wells play in driving forward operational efficiency and reliability. While challenges such as regulatory complexities and well integrity remain, our sector is already seeing success through innovation and collaboration. By embracing emerging technologies, the industry is enhancing the operational efficiency of the current well stock, as well as advancing efforts in well decommissioning, geothermal and carbon capture and storage. These innovations are accelerating real progress, making well operations more efficient and cost-effective for a balanced approach to the energy transition. At Elemental Energies, we’re excited to apply these insights, strengthen our industry relationships, and continue contributing to a future defined by innovation and excellence. Explore our work today: https://lnkd.in/ditmeF7S  #EnergyTransition #WellsInnovation #Collaboration

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‘Tis the Season for Midstream Deals and Decisions in the Permian Jingle bells are ringing this week in the Land of Oil and Gas A-plenty where midstream operators are already unwrapping holiday gifts. Reese Energy Consulting today is following the latest from the Permian, starting with Midland, Texas-based rockstars Kinetik Midstream and E&P Permian Resources. Kinetik, which in short order has become the Delaware’s largest independent gatherer and processor, operates 4,600+ miles of natural gas and crude oil pipe, and six gas plants with another under construction and another one planned. The company in 3Q reported $83.7 million in net income—a 94% increase year over year—and fattened its stake in Diamondback Energy’s EPIC crude pipeline to 27.5%. Kinetik will now further expand its “super system” in a $180 million bolt-on deal for Permian Resources’ Delaware oil and gas midstream assets. Kinetik gains 60,000 gross acres dedicated by Permian Resources under long-term, fixed-fee agreements that include 150 MMCFD and an estimated 250 MBPD next year, 250 MMCFD of compression, and natural gas processing. For its part, Permian Resources is sticking to its guns to remain the Delaware’s lowest-cost operator. This, after announcing a third consecutive increase to its full-year production targets and 160.8 MBPD announced in 3Q. Rock on, rockstars. Energy Transfer meanwhile has gifted Permian producers with a FID on the formerly named Warrior natural gas pipeline project. Now known as the Hugh Brinson, the 400-mile pipeline will flow an initial 1.5 BCFD from the Waha Hub to its pipeline connection south of Fort Worth. Phase I completion is expected by year end 2026 to be followed by Phase II which will increase capacity to 2.2 BCFD. Jingle all the way. What do you think? Learn more about REC and our range of midstream services at https://lnkd.in/ewhkGFa. For more info about our online natural gas training courses, visit us at https://lnkd.in/ggd3UkJM.  

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‘Tis the Season for Midstream Deals and Decisions in the Permian Jingle bells are ringing this week in the Land of Oil and Gas A-plenty where midstream operators are already unwrapping holiday gifts. Reese Energy Consulting today is following the latest from the Permian, starting with Midland, Texas-based rockstars Kinetik Midstream and E&P Permian Resources. Kinetik, which in short order has become the Delaware’s largest independent gatherer and processor, operates 4,600+ miles of natural gas and crude oil pipe, and six gas plants with another under construction and another one planned. The company in 3Q reported $83.7 million in net income—a 94% increase year over year—and fattened its stake in Diamondback Energy’s EPIC crude pipeline to 27.5%. Kinetik will now further expand its “super system” in a $180 million bolt-on deal for Permian Resources’ Delaware oil and gas midstream assets. Kinetik gains 60,000 gross acres dedicated by Permian Resources under long-term, fixed-fee agreements that include 150 MMCFD and an estimated 250 MBPD next year, 250 MMCFD of compression, and natural gas processing. For its part, Permian Resources is sticking to its guns to remain the Delaware’s lowest-cost operator. This, after announcing a third consecutive increase to its full-year production targets and 160.8 MBPD announced in 3Q. Rock on, rockstars. Energy Transfer meanwhile has gifted Permian producers with a FID on the formerly named Warrior natural gas pipeline project. Now known as the Hugh Brinson, the 400-mile pipeline will flow an initial 1.5 BCFD from the Waha Hub to its pipeline connection south of Fort Worth. Phase I completion is expected by year end 2026 to be followed by Phase II which will increase capacity to 2.2 BCFD. Jingle all the way. What do you think? Learn more about REC and our range of midstream services at https://lnkd.in/ewhkGFa. For more info about our online natural gas training courses, visit us at https://lnkd.in/ggd3UkJM.  

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Hello Everyone and thank you for joining us weekly during our live Wed(NSI)days! This week we are excited to welcome Ken Lizak, Completions Advisor at Shell. Ken Lizak will be sharing a presentation titled: Fracturing 30,000 ft Wells in Deepwater, Planning and Execution Learnings from the Gulf of Mexico. Fracturing at 30,000 ft presents many unique challenges. The learnings from over 15 stages pumped at these depths are discussed in detail. Some of the similarities between deep conventional and unconventional reservoirs are contrasted. Many of these deepwater wells consist of low permeability stacked reservoirs. The thickness of these zones, most in excess of 2,500 ft, require multiple stage fractures for economical completions. Discussions cover new work on low friction fracturing fluids and tubular coatings, and improved frac sleeves which may become beneficial to the industry. The issue of highly dipping reservoirs and low frac gradient to overburden windows are presented. Achieving an effective low cost, multistage frac is important in both worlds. While deep water is pressing forward trying to adopt some unconventional technologies, perhaps there are learnings that unconventional completion engineers could consider adapting. Join us this week in welcoming our guest speaker and participate in what is sure to be a great discussion! Wednesday, September 11th at 9 am CT Topic: Fracturing 30,000 ft Wells in Deepwater, Planning and Execution Learnings from the Gulf of Mexico Guest Speaker: Ken Lizak, Completions Advisor, Shell Host: Dario Stemberger, VP of Engineering, NSI Technologies, LLC FREE Registration Link: https://lnkd.in/e8QWq5A #innovation #technology #energy #oilgas #production #oilandgas #cloud #hydrocarbons #offshore #oilandgasindustry #oilfield #oil #gas #petroleum #drilling #oilindustry #energystrong #onshore #oilandgasexploration #permianbasin #upstream #permian #completions #frac #shale #eagleford #reservoir #geomechanics #hydraulicfracturing #bakken #deepwater

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MPLX Strategic Growth Projects Update #midstream #pipelines #gasprocessing L&S Segment: Expanding Permian Basin Infrastructure: MPLX is investing in natural gas, natural gas liquids, and crude oil pipeline infrastructure in the Permian and Bakken basins. BANGL Pipeline Expansion: The BANGL joint venture pipeline is being expanded to 250,000 barrels per day (bpd), with completion expected in Q1 2025. Permian-to-Gulf Coast Pipelines: MPLX and its partners are advancing the Blackcomb and Rio Bravo pipelines, designed to transport natural gas from the Permian Basin to domestic and export markets on the Gulf Coast. Both pipelines are anticipated to be operational in H2 2026. G&P Segment: Permian Basin Focus: MPLX continues to prioritize the Permian Basin, with new plants increasing gas processing capacity in the Delaware Basin to 1.4 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d): Preakness II (200 million cubic feet per day or MMcf/d) began operations in July 2024. Secretariat (200 MMcf/d) is expected to come online in H2 2025. Marcellus Basin Expansion: MPLX is expanding its footprint in the Marcellus Basin, increasing gas processing capacity to 8.1 Bcf/d and total fractionation capacity to 800,000 bpd: Harmon Creek II (200 MMcf/d) began operations in February 2024. Harmon Creek III (300 MMcf/d and 40,000 bpd de-ethanizer) is expected to come online in H2 2026. Utica Basin Optimization: MPLX is optimizing existing capacity in the Utica Basin, with gas processing volumes up 50% year-to-date compared to 2023.

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PIPELINE 101// Canada’s crude oil pipeline network has three different types of pipelines: Gathering pipelines move crude oil from the wellhead to storage and on to upgraders or refineries. Provincial regulators typically regulate these facilities. Feeder pipelines transport crude oil from storage tanks and processing facilities to transmission pipelines. Provincial regulators typically regulate these facilities. Transmission pipelines transport crude oil to refining markets, often across provincial or international boundaries. Transmission pipelines are typically regulated by the CER. Crude oil markets are complex, and different pipeline types can feed into different kinds of facilities. Also, storage and processing facilities can be located anywhere throughout the system to facilitate operations or increase efficiency. If a pipeline crosses provincial or international boundaries, it is regulated by the CER. This report focuses on transmission pipelines because these are generally the ones crossing provincial or international boundaries. Typically, if a pipeline is contained within a province, it is under the jurisdiction of a provincial regulator unless deemed a federal undertaking.(Source Government of Canada)

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"Energy Company Finds Earliest Deep-sea Shipwreck in the World, and It's Canaanite. While scanning the seabed ahead of developing Israel's Orca natural gas field, Energean observed an anomaly that would change our understanding of ancient navigation skills." Link to article: https://lnkd.in/eDs3azcU #Mediterranean #oilandgas #exploration #discovery #navigation #shipwreck

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