There is increasing demand to accelerate deployment at an industrial scale and close the gaps that are currently in the way. This session explores these gaps, what is being done already and how this enables a Net Zero future.

In this webinar, we will briefly review the containment challenges and issues in terms of how many cows worth of methane a small seepage might represent. The primary focus of the webinar will be the available and emerging technologies currently being applied or tested in the field. We will touch on the challenges that may be posed in terms of cost and/or potential limitations with respect to external leakage paths. We will briefly review the lab and field-testing procedures for assessing promising breakthrough technologies and how results might be better shared with the various stakeholders in other regions.

Join SPE Live for a special series of Distinguished Lecturers—bringing select presentations from the 2020-21 season to members and nonmembers.

This special SPE Live Distinguished Lecturer Series reviews directional drilling practice, how the wellbore quality that results from the directional drilling process impacts the overall value of the well and how tortuosity impacts drilling, completions, production equipment and production rates.

Multiphase Flow Conditioning resides at the interface between Flow Assurance and Process Engineering expertise and addresses issues that are often not considered by either area. Consequences of overlooking Multiphase Flow Conditioning issues may include Compressors shut-downs, undesired flaring, deferred production and not meeting water quality standards, among others. While Multiphase Flow Conditioning is often overlooked, we can correct Multiphase Flow Conditioning issues with relatively simple solutions including smarter piping design upstream of separators. It is especially easier to address Multiphase Flow Conditioning issues in the Value Creation phase of a project.

This presentation reviews a few examples of the data-captures and data-driven analytics workflows applied in artificial lift applications.

This webinar will cover key workflow elements and respective success factors from field sample to sequencing, data science pipeline, and data integration for diagnostic solutions, a range of current insights provided throughout the asset life including respective results, as well as an outlook of new solutions in the Oil & Gas and broader energy space.

Today is public data with limited resolution, and high-resolution private data, in the future the new satellites will bring new levels of transparency to methane emissions in both public and private domains.

This four-part series of webinars strives to deepen the understanding around issues of climate change and receive feedback from the wider oil and gas industry on the energy transition. The series is developed in partnership among SPE Gaia, OGCI, IPIECA and IOGP.

Geomechanics is a critical component for the development of deep geothermal resources. This talk will highlight the difference between hydro-thermal and petrothermal systems in terms of characteristics, required technologies, risks and costs and then review some geomechanical aspects related to drilling, and hydraulic stimulation of these reservoirs.

Several factors in the primary separation stages should be addressed in order to ensure optimum produced water treatment processes, regardless of the technology utilized. Potential root causes can be one or a combination of several of the parameters that will be discussed in the webinar.

In your day to day life as a petroleum professional you are surrounded by seasoned negotiators; business leaders, salespeople, marketers, lawyers even politicians, many of them have studied to understand the nuances of human interaction and persuasion to better prepare them for communications that require these skills every day.