Lakshmi Kranthi Rayudu, ONGC Ltd, India
Hydrate formation is a major challenge in production from deep water fields especially in reservoirs with higher pressure and lower reservoir temperatures. Partial or total hydrate blockages usually occur after shutdown in pipeline, downstream of choke or upstream plants is most [....] » Read More
Title : Pre-post frac test data analysis for hydraulically fractured vertical tight oil well- Field case study
Mohamed Ali Tarassi, Waha Oil Company, Libya
Introduction: Reservoir Hydraulic fracture stimulation practice has proved to be a success to create highly conductive channels in the formations having very low permeability values as well as improving well hydrocarbon recovery across the united State and Europe for decad [....] » Read More
Title : Well design optimization in high H2S conditions
Andrey Yugay, ADNOC Onshore, United Arab Emirates
The production of sour gas, characterized by high concentrations of hydrogen sulfide (H?S), presents significant challenges to well integrity and corrosion management. This paper is about cost optimization based on the latest in-house experience and actual field verification. As [....] » Read More
Title : Decarbonization using operation data intelligence and digital twin technology
Ashmidha L R, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, India
To achieve net-zero targets by 2070, ONGC has prepared a roadmap to reach net-zero for its Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 2038. Currently, Scope 1 emissions account for 26.5% of total emissions and the primary contributors to these emissions include captive power generation, [....] » Read More
Title : Sand treatment using indigenously developed chemicals for vertical oil well- field case study
Mohamed Ali Tarassi, Waha Oil Company, Libya
Production of formation sand with reservoir fluid is common phenomenon in many heavy oil and gas fields/wells. Sand production in a well can cause restricted production or complete loss of production due to sanding of the well bore. If production rates are high enough to carry [....] » Read More
Title : Development of stranded gas in Eastern part of Indonesia (Maluku & Papua Province)
Herman Susilo, PT Pertamina Gas, Indonesia
Indonesian LNG business environment has shifted from an LNG exporter country to an LNG user country, especially for domestic market. To face the challenges of in accessing gas or LNG resources, many LNG downstream infrastructures have been developed in recent years, like the conv [....] » Read More
Title : Sustainable biofuel production from plant waste via secondary processing techniques
Gulziya Beisenbekova, Nazarbayev Intellectual School in the direction of Chemistry and Biology, Kazakhstan
This research investigates the conversion of plant waste, specifically reeds and wood shavings, into biofuel through secondary processing techniques. In the Atyrau region of Kazakhstan, large amounts of plant waste such as reeds, dry branches, and wood shavings are left unused, c [....] » Read More
Title : Contribution of thermal infrared remote sensing in the study of spatio-temporal changes in the surface temperature (Ts) of water. Case study: The al massira reservoir, settat, Morocco
Ait El Ghazi Abdellah, University Hassan II Casablanca, Morocco
Monitoring the status of aquatic ecosystems and in particular their surface temperatures, has led to a considerable increase in research and development work on methods and technological advances in terms of spatial remote sensing in the aquatic domain. The techniques of thermal [....] » Read More
Title : Unlocking efficiency in oil and gas lifting monitoring: The impact of 144 custody metering system data integration on PT pertamina EP’s digital transformation
Gatot Simanjuntak, PT. Pertamina EP, Indonesia
This paper presents the implementation of a real-time Integrated Monitoring System (IMS) for oil and gas lifting operations at PT Pertamina EP (PEP), Indonesia's leading oil and gas company. The total number of the custody metering systems involved in the oil and gas lifting [....] » Read More
Title : Hydrocarbon reservoir delineation in Rio Del Rey Basin (RDR) – CAMEROON
Evariste Ngatchou Heutchi, University of Yaounde I, Cameroon
The Rio Del Rey (RDR) is a coastal sedimentary basin located at the eastern edge of the Benue Trough contributing to 90% of petroleum production in Cameroon. It has a complex structural deformation and faulting system, making the maximum recovering of hydrocarbon from a given res [....] » Read More