ADVANCES IN ARTIFICIAL LIFT TECHNIQUES

ADVANCES IN ARTIFICIAL LIFT TECHNIQUES
19 & 20 November 1996 - The Aberdeen Marriott Hotel

Organised by: 
IBC Technical Services Energy Division

Supported by: 
Petroleum Science and Technology Institute (PSTI)

and World Oil

Technical Advisers:
Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh
and
Triangle Engineering Consultants Ltd

Chairmen:
Professor Jim Peden
Horizontal Well Technology Unit Heriot-Watt University

Alastair Simpson
Triangle Engineering Consultants Ltd

Speakers include:

John Davies
Shell UK Exploration & Production Limited

Ricardo Camargo
Petrobras SA, Brazil

Rory A Cooper
XL Technology Limited

Keith Peach
Weir Pumps Ltd

Jim Reid
Lasalle Engineering Ltd

Alan Baker
Baker Jardine

Colin Rae
Halliburton Manufacturing Services Ltd

Inge Sundet
SINTEF Safety & Reliability, Norway

Phlip Head
XL Technology Ltd

Mark Jackson
Petroleum Experts Limited

Based on the expertise of an international panel of speakers, this meeting will review the optimum application of the varying methods of Artificial Lift.

Are operating parameters and performance levels being met by the current technology?
What can we learn from the operators experiences to date?

Selected areas of Artificial Lift to be covered include:

Amoco

The programme includes an interactive discussion with Alastair Simpson of Triangle Engineering Consultants Ltd, who will chair day two and a speaker and panel session during which delegates will have the opportunity to discuss key issues and exchange views on 'Artificial Lift'.

Who Should Attend?

Subsea Engineers    Well Completion Managers    R&D Managers
Production Technologists    Petroleum Engineers

EXHIBITION AND SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Utilise this conference as a platform for your products!!! If you are interested in: sponsoring a lunch, exhibiting at the conference, placing an insert or an advertisement in the delegate documentation package Please contact David Gold by telephone: 0171 637 4383 or by e-mail: [email protected] for further information

Technical Adviser: Triangle Engineering Consultants Ltd

Triangle Engineering Consultants Ltd is a production technology consulting company, which specialises in oil and gas field development engineering studies and artificial lift. The company is a member of the Triangle Group of companies - which also has offices in Stavanger, Norway and Perth, Western Australia, and provides a wide range of engineering and consultancy services to the UK, Norway and worldwide oil industry. Alastair Simpson is a Petroleum Engineering Consultant and Director of Downhole Technology Ltd, and Triangle Engineering Consultants Ltd. He specialises in artificial lift studies and subsea oilfield development systems. Prior to this Alastair worked for Lasalle Engineering and BP Exploration, and is past Chairman of the SPE Aberdeen Section and founding organiser of the biennial SPE European ESP Round Table.

Technical Adviser: Horizontal Well Technology Unit - Heriot-Watt University

The Horizontal Well Technology Unit, based at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, was established in 1991 and provides a focus for the development and application of advanced well technology within the industry. A balanced programme of research and development, technology transfer events and a technical study service provides a unique capability for both the operating company and service sector. Professor Jim Peden is the Director of the Horizontal Well Technology Unit and a Professor in the Department of Petroleum Engineering at Heriot-Watt University. Professor Peden began his career with Shell and worked with them in the Middle East and the North Sea before joining the University as a Lecturer. He has consulted internationally, particularly in completion technology and his current research interests include formation damage, well completion technology, knowledge based systems and horizontal well technology.

Supporting Publication: World Oil

Established in 1916, World Oil magazine is edited for personnel engaged in oil and gas exploration, drilling and production. Editorial content is tailored to furnish engineering and operating ideas, and interpretations of significant trends to industry decision makers. With a worldwide circulation of over 36,500, it is the most widely read trade magazine in the industry.

Supporting Institute: The Petroleum, Science & Technology Institute (PSTI)

The PSTI is dedicated to improving oil and natural gas exploration and production efficiency through research and the transfer of information and technology. As a non-profit making organisation it is funded by members' subscriptions and contract income. Research: The PSTI catalyses, coordinates, invests in, manages and delivers applied research to meet its members' priority needs. Information Transfer: The PSTI promotes the transfer of knowledge and emerging technology to its members. Members include exploration and production companies, 'service' companies, contract research organisations and the government. The PSTI also has a membership scheme designed for innovative small and medium sized enterprises in the petroleum 'service' sector.

Event Organiser: IBC Technical Services

For over 25 years, IBC has been conducting successful industry and business to business conferences for both the UK and Overseas markets and now has offices in London, Europe, the USA, the Middle East, the Far East and Australia. IBC has been producing oil and gas events for over 20 years disseminating key information on topical issues such as offshore pipeline engineering, drilling, safety, production and reservoir engineering. OPT, Europe's leading offshore pipeline technology conference, is now in its 20th year. In more recent years IBC has run a number of specialised training for professionals. Click here to see the Technical Programme for the event. To find out how to register , click here.

Last Updated 30/9/96