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  • Tech Talks: Electrification: The Future is On
    Contains 1 Component(s) Includes a Live Web Event on 12/08/2021 at 12:00 PM (EST)

    Join bp's Rupen Doshi, TotalEnergies' Louise Tricoire and Schlumberger's Katherine Rojas in this SPE Tech Talk as they discuss how electrification is paving the way to lower-cost, lower-carbon energy production while ensuring returns-focused performance results.

    The global pandemic has served as a catalyst for the reinvention of the energy industry. An accelerated focus on strategic priorities such as capital stewardship, digitalization, and environmental sustainability is driving this reinvention. With an upcycle on the horizon, and offshore production poised to play a critical role in the overall energy mix, the industry must leverage technological innovation and new ways of working to fully embrace this reinvention.

    Electrification of offshore infrastructure provides operators with access to lower-carbon energy sources, reducing operational footprint, while simultaneously opening a natural path to digitalization and reducing environmental impact—paving the way for the reinvention of offshore oil and gas production.

    Join bp's Rupen Doshi, TotalEnergies' Louise Tricoire and Schlumberger's Katherine Rojas in this SPE Tech Talk as they discuss how electrification is paving the way to lower-cost, lower-carbon energy production while ensuring returns-focused performance results.

    This Tech Talk is categorized under the Projects, Facilities, and Construction technical disciplines.

    David Gibson (Moderator)

    Host

    SPE Live

    David Gibson has earned a reputation as a disruptive thought leader in the field of emerging oilfield technology.An engineer-turned-entrepreneur, David now owns and manages Gibson Reports, a MWD and Directional Drilling market research firm as well as a partner and board member for several start-up companies. Launching his oilfield career as a UTA-trained Mechanical Engineer, David has a 14-year track record of working for both major and independent service providers in global and domestic onshore and offshore capacities operating a wide range of tools from survey-on-connection to offshore penta-combos.Serving in leadership roles ranging from Sub-Committee Chair to Board of Directors in several professional oil and gas associations like IADD, SPE, AADE and IADC, David is a highly-requested public speaker and has been featured on 25+ different industry podcasts and livestreams to date.Known for his catchphrase, "know your industry", David's core mission is to drive the oil and gas industry toward a more knowledgeable, sustainable future.

    Follow David on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidgibsonreports/

    You can also catch David hosting the popular oil and gas live stream show, #Vdoorlocksmith on LinkedIn.

    Katherine Rojas

    Marketing Director, Production Systems

    Schlumberger

    Katherine Rojas is the marketing director for the Production Systems Division of Schlumberger, a position she assumed in June 2020. She is leading the division’s strategy development inline with corporate strategy, inclusive of digital products and solutions. In addition, her responsibilities include market intelligence, positioning, and promotion.

    Prior to her current position, she was the marketing and technology manager for Schlumberger Valves & Process Systems product line, a role that involved understanding evolving customer needs and evaluating how the company’s product portfolio, including leading technologies from the Schlumberger acquisition of Cameron, would be developed and positioned. Rojas joined Schlumberger in 2002 as a field engineer in North Africa. Since then she has held a series of technical and commercial positions across multiple locations in North America, including Texas, Alaska, and Canada, and overseas covering both high-tier and high-volume markets.

    Rojas holds a bachelor’s degree in geology from the University of Leeds in the UK and a master’s and PhD in petroleum geochemistry from Newcastle University. Since 2015, she has been an active member of the selection panel for the Schlumberger Foundation’s Faculty for the Future program, which provides fellowships to women from developing and emerging economies to pursue postgraduate studies in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines at leading research institutes around the world.

    Louise Tricoire

    VP Customer Line CO2

    TotalEnergies

    Louise Tricoire is VP Customer Line CO2 in the newly created OneTech Branch of TotalEnergies.

    Since 2019, she has been active in reducing the emissions of TotalEnergies’ assets, at the heart of the Company strategy. She first created the CO2 Fighters Squad to make the best of Low Carbon Businesses developed in TotalEnergies Gas, Renewable and Power Branch, towards the decarbonization of our assets. Since summer 2021, she has been heading the CO2 Customer Line, building up on all OneTech’s technical expertise to accelerate the development and implementation of the best solutions to decarbonization our sites.

    Before this experience, she held various business and management positions in TotalEnergies, in the fields of LNG, Fuel marketing and other downstream marketing activities. She lived & worked in numerous geographies including France, the America’s and Caribbean, South Eastern Europe and India. She started her career in 1997 as a consultant at PriceWaterhouseCoopers. Louise is a graduate of Centrale Paris’ engineering school in France.

    Rupen Doshi

    Wells Technology and Supplier Collaboration Manager

    bp

    Rupen is the wells technology and supplier collaboration manager working in the Wells discipline at bp. His remit includes technology development and digital transformation by collaborating with strategic suppliers to deliver products and processes to the business units within bp. He has 24 years of experience and has worked in several areas within bp including completion and interventions engineering, operations, technology, and HSE. He has held leadership roles in engineering and operations supporting Gulf of Mexico and Trinidad in well planning and execution. Prior to his current role, he was the business advisor to the Senior Vice President to the Gulf of Mexico and Canada.

    Rupen grew up in Oklahoma and has a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Tulsa. Rupen, his wife, and two young sons live in Houston. He is active in his children’s activities and enjoys traveling with the family.

    This SPE Live Tech Talk is sponsored by Schlumberger.

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  • Fluid Sampling and Analysis
    Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Reviews basic properties of hydrocarbon reservoir fluids and formation water. Illustrates phase behavior, PVT properties, and categorization of reservoir fluids.

    Description:

    Reviews basic properties of hydrocarbon reservoir fluids and formation water. Illustrates phase behavior, PVT properties, and categorization of reservoir fluids. Describes equipment and procedures for laboratory analyses and fluid sampling including surface and subsurface techniques. Presents correlations used to estimate reservoir fluid behavior.

    Duration:  4 hours, 20 minutes

    Content:

    • Reservoir Fluids: Overview
    • Hydrocarbon Phase Behavior
    • Hydrocarbon Gases
    • Hydrocarbon Liquids
    • Two-Phase Systems
    • Formation Water
    • Fluid Sampling: General Considerations
    • Hydrocarbon Sampling
    • Water Sampling
    • Sampling: Transportation and Safety
    • Reservoir Fluid Analysis
    • Reservoir Fluid Correlations
    • Fluid Sampling and Analysis: References and Additional Information

    This online training course is categorized under the Drilling discipline.


    0.43 CEUs offered.

    Members : USD 115.00

    Non-members : USD 150.00

  • Time Management
    Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits

    One of the more precious resources a manager has is his or her time.

    Description:

    One of the more precious resources a manager has is his or her time. Managers can become more effective by employing time management and scheduling techniques, delegating, outsourcing key tasks, and employing technology. Effective time management helps managers achieve their goals.

    Duration: 4 hours

    Content:

    • Introduction to Time Management
    • Your Attitudes towards Time and Time Management
    • Tools: Time and Activity Logs
    • Procrastination
    • Goal Setting
    • Finding Personal Fulfillment
    • The Key to Time Management
    • Tools: Task Lists (To-do lists)
    • Tools: Action plans
    • Tools: Delegation
    • Tools: Managing email, phone, and other interruptions
    • Tools: Planning effective meetings
    • Exercise: Managing Your Inbox

    This online training course is categorized under the Management discipline.

    0.4 CEUs offered.

    Members : USD 115.00

    Non-members : USD 150.00

  • Leading and Managing Change
    Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Based on D. Quinn Mills' book, Leadership: How to Lead, How to Live, a text used at Harvard Business School, this course addresses the key issues managers face in a dynamic environment.

    Description:

    Whether adopting new technology or adapting to a drastic shift in an organization's core focus, managers play a fundamental role in effecting changes. Based on D. Quinn Mills' book, Leadership: How to Lead, How to Live, a text used at Harvard Business School, this course addresses the key issues managers face in a dynamic environment. By understanding the steps in effecting change and how to overcome resistance, a manager can successfully lead change at various levels of an organization.

    Duration:  4 hours

    Content:

    • Forces for Change and Degrees of Change
    • Mini-Case: The neonational Health Information Project
    • Mini-Case: Saratoga Plastics
    • Levers for Change
    • Mini-Case: Intoroducing Open Source Software
    • ADKAR Model for Change
    • Min-Case: Center City Transit
    • Managing Strategic Change
    • Mini-Case: BestProducts

    This online training course is categorized under the Management discipline.


    0.4 CEUs offered.

    Members : USD 115.00

    Non-members : USD 150.00

  • Leading Teams
    Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits

    This course addresses the key issues surrounding leadership in a team.

    Description:

    This course addresses the key issues surrounding leadership in a team. Why is it important? What does it require for a team leader to lead his team effectively? Based on D. Quinn Mills' book, Leadership: How to Lead, How to Live, a text used at Harvard Business School, this course considers how team leaders must account for the special and u

    Duration:  4 hours

    Content:

    • Definitions: Teams and Empowerment
    • Team and Team Leader Roles
    • Team Motivation
    • Team Leaders and Central Skills
    • Team Leader Checklist

    This online training course is categorized under the Management discipline.

    0.4 CEUs offered.

    Members : USD 115.00

    Non-members : USD 150.00

  • Integrated Reservoir Characterization
    Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits

    This topic describes the contributions of the geologist, geophysicist, petroleum engineer, and petrophysicist as they combine data and interpretations to build a comprehensive model of the reservoir.​

    Description:

    Integrated Reservoir Characterization pulls together data and talents from a number of disciplines to optimize field production. This topic describes the contributions of the geologist, geophysicist, petroleum engineer, and petrophysicist as they combine data and interpretations to build a comprehensive model of the reservoir.

    Duration:  3 hours, 40 minutes

    Content:

    • Introduction to Integrated Reservoir Characterization
    • Assembly and Review of Existing Data
    • Data Acquisition
    • Data Analysis and Interpretation
    • Data Integration
    • Conclusion
    • Recommended Processes
    • Case Study 1 - Anasazi Field
    • Case Study 2 - Yibal Field
    • Integrated Reservoir Characterization: References and Additional Information
    • Integrated Reservoir Characterization: Exercises

    This online training course is categorized under the Reservoir discipline.

    0.37 CEUs offered.

    Members : USD 115.00

    Non-members : USD 150.00

  • Oilfield Safety
    Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Introduces principles and general procedures for managing emergencies, reporting and investigating accidents, and maintaining safety in day-to-day activities.

    Description:

    Introduces principles and general procedures for managing emergencies, reporting and investigating accidents, and maintaining safety in day-to-day activities. Addresses hazards that are common to most oil and gas sites, emphasizing awareness, planning and training as keys to preventing accidents.

    Duration:  2 hours, 20 minutes

    Content:

    • Emergency Preparedness
    • Incident Reporting and Investigation
    • Safety Hazards in Oil and Gas Production
    • Safe Work Practices
    • Safety and Control of Site Activities
    • Fire Prevention and Control
    • Oilfield Safety: References and Additional Information

    This online training course is categorized under the Health, Safety, and Environment discipline.

    0.23 CEUs offered.

    Members : USD 115.00

    Non-members : USD 150.00

  • Oil and Gas Pipelines
    Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits

    This topic covers the engineering design and construction aspects of oil and gas pipelines.

    Description:

    This topic covers the engineering design and construction aspects of oil and gas pipelines. Discusses pipeline history, key design considerations (including hydraulic calculations and mechanical strength), onshore and offshore constructions practices, cost estimating, current operating practices and potential operating problems.

    Duration:  2 hours

    Content:

    • Overview of Oil and Gas Pipelines
    • Hydraulics
    • Mechanical Design
    • Construction
    • Operations
    • Oil and Gas Pipelines: References and Additional Information

    This online training course is categorized under the Projects, Facilities, and Construction discipline.

    0.2 CEUs offered.

    Members : USD 115.00

    Non-members : USD 150.00

  • Energy Project Economics and Risk Analysis
    Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Project Economics and Risk Analysis presents the process energy companies follow to analyze the economic attractiveness of capital investments, whether it is an investment in oil and gas exploration, a new power plant or LNG facility, a new refinery, or simply the capital expansion of an existing facility.

    Description:

    Project Economics and Risk Analysis presents the process energy companies follow to analyze the economic attractiveness of capital investments, whether it is an investment in oil and gas exploration, a new power plant or LNG facility, a new refinery, or simply the capital expansion of an existing facility. The analysis includes three basic ways to incorporate uncertainty into the calculation of project metrics: Deterministic estimates, Spider and Tornado Diagrams, and Monte Carlo Simulation.

    Duration:  2 hours and 40 minutes

    Content:

    • Introduction
    • Cash Flow
    • Future and Present Value Analysis
    • Present Value of a Project
    • Calculating the Internal Rate of Return of a Project
    • Risk Analysis
    • Impact of Debt Financing (Leverage) on Project Economics
    • Summary of Financial Results

    This online training course is categorized under the Management discipline.

    0.27 CEUs offered.

    Members : USD 115.00

    Non-members : USD 150.00

  • Natural Gas Fluid Properties
    Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Introduces basic concepts, instrumentation and terminology used in natural gas engineering.

    Description:

    Introduces basic concepts, instrumentation and terminology used in natural gas engineering. Reviews characteristics of natural gas fluid systems. Describes devices for measuring temperature, pressure, volume, flow rate, density and other properties, and discusses well selection, conditioning and sampling procedures. Outlines methods for measuring mass flow rates and determining mixed-stream compositions.

    Duration:  3 hours, 20 minutes

    Content:

    • Natural Gas Fluid Systems
    • Natural Gas Fluid Properties
    • Temperature Measurement
    • Pressure Measurement
    • Volume and Flow Rate Measurement
    • Gravity/ Density Measurement and Gas Composition
    • Natural Gas Fluid Sampling
    • Mass Flow Rate
    • Mixed Stream Composition
    • Natural Gas Fluid Properties: References and Additional Information

    This online training course is categorized under the Reservoir discipline.

    0.33 CEUs offered.

    Members : USD 115.00

    Non-members : USD 150.00