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OPTIMIZING ARTIFICIAL LIFT TECHNIQUES, PUMP SELECTION & CHEMICAL TREATMENT

Using Best Practice Case Studies To Find Out Which Production Techniques Work Best In Different Areas Of The Woodford

How Operators Are Selecting Optimal Artificial Lift And Chemical Treatment Programs To Increase EUR, Mitigate Failures And Reduce Production Costs On Woodford Wells: Optimizing Recovery Through The Eyes Of The Production Professional

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• ARTIFICIAL LIFT TECHNIQUES: Comparing Different Artificial Lift Strategies Used By

Woodford Operators To Determine The Most Cost Effective Methods With Which To

Achieve Maximum Recovery

• OPTIMIZING PUMPING EFFICIENCY: Comparing ESPs, Rod Pumps And Jet Pumps

To Establish Which Produces The Highest Recovery Rate At The Lowest Cost

• PUMPING THROUGH THE CURVE: Examining The Maximum Degree At Which

Operators Are Pumping Into The Curve And The Methods And Techniques

Being Applied

• CHOKE STRATEGIES: How To Tailor Choke Strategies In Specific Wells To Ensure

Sustained Production And Identifying Which Restriction Leads To Maximum Recovery

• CHEMICAL TREATMENT PROGRAMS: Identifying The Correct Chemical Treatment

For Specific Wells To Ensure Optimal Well Clean Out And Continual Flowback Rates

• WATER MANAGEMENT: Understanding How Operators Are Disposing Of Water

Produced During The Hydraulic Fracturing And Production Processes And

Identifying Where It Is Coming From

• INFRASTRUCTURE: Mapping The Current And Planned Surface And Gathering

Infrastructure In Place To Ensure That Artificial Lift Procedures Can Continue To Run

Stephen Harpham VP Engineering Dorado E&P

Timothy Smith President Petro Lucrum

Robert Firth President & CEO Caballo Energy

Daryl Mazzanti VP Operations Evolution Petroleum

Sid Anderson Managing Member Anderson Energy Group

Alden McCall COO Nostra Terra Oil & Gas Company

Michael Frow Operations Manager Vanguard Natural Resources

Arge Mendez Artificial Lift Specialist Inter American Energy Inc.

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The Woodford shale play is rapidly emerging as one of the major unconventional energy resources throughout the USA with companies including Marathon Oil, Devon Energy and Cimarex repeatedly announcing plans to expand drilling rigs and fracture operations in the play. Combined with this are recent production results from Woodford operators such as Osage Exploration, which announced a 123% year on year increase in boe produced in 2014, and Jones Energy which has seen a 28% increase from 2012. With large operators investing and others already seeing the return on production, it has never been more commercially critical to examine how to prolong the production cycles of Woodford wells to ensure the long-term commercial development of the play.

Although validating the liquid resource and implementing the correct drilling and completion methods remain important in the Woodford shale play, if production professionals are unable to optimize

recovery by using artificial lift techniques and mitigate failures by implementing the correct chemical treatment programs, then progress within the play will become severely limited. With liquid rich areas of the play still emerging and different areas posing unique challenges such as unidentified water and dissimilar reservoir characterizations, it is critical to examine the different ways in which production in the Woodford can be optimized so as to ensure maximum production rates and low cost operations.

Using Best Practice Case Studies To Find Out Which Production Techniques Work Best In Different Areas Of The Woodford:

The Woodford Production Optimization Congress is the first and only congress designed specifically for production professionals within the Woodford shale play. No one expects a silver bullet to increase production proficiency overnight, but by bringing together VPs, Production Managers, Operations Managers and Artificial Lift Experts from across the

play to share case studies and practical

solutions on how to maintain the life cycle,

optimize recovery rates and reduce costs,

this congress will allow significant learning

progress to be made and, ultimately, more

oil recovered.

The case studies will be looking at how

Woodford operators are selecting different

artificial lift techniques, and what results

are being seen from Gas Lift, Plunger Lift,

ESPs, Rod Pumps and Jet Pumps to

determine the most cost effective method

to implement. The congress will also

deliver practical insight into the effective

chemical treatment programs that can

be applied to effectively clean out the well

and remove debris. In addition, choke

strategies, water management strategies

and post production strategies will be

discussed as part of the wider mission

to ensure that costs are reduced while

production is maximized.

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OPTIMIZING ARTIFICIAL LIFT AND PUMPING EFFICIENCY: Day 1 will deliver operational insight into the most cost effective artificial lift techniques used by operators in the Woodford to determine the technique which ensures the maximum production at the lowest cost

Day 1Wednesday August 27, 2014

8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks

Stephen Harpham, VP Engineering, Dorado E&PKEYNOTE PANEL: ARTIFICIAL LIFT SELECTION

8.40 Understanding How To Select The Optimum Artificial Lift Method For Woodford Wells Based On Cost, Durability And Flow Rates

•ExaminingwhichreservoircharacteristicsarebeingusedtodetermineartificialliftselectionintheWoodford

•ComparingthecostsofdifferentartificialliftmethodsspecifictoWoodfordwellstodeterminewhichonesproducethemaximumrecoverywiththelowestfailurerate

•Evaluatinghowthedepthofthewell,bottomholepressureandoiltowatercompositionisbeingusedtoselectthecorrectliftmethod

•Understandinghowinitialproductionratesofwellshavebeenusedtoidentifytheoptimumtimeatwhichtochangeproductionstrategy

Stephen Harpham, VP Engineering, Dorado E&P

Arge Mendez, Artificial Lift Specialist, Inter American Energy Inc.

Timothy Smith, President, Petro Lucrum

Michael Frow, Operations Manager, Vanguard Natural Resources

9.10 Question & Answer Session

ARTIFICIAL LIFTCOMPARING DIFFERENT ARTIFICIAL LIFT STRATEGIES

USED BY WOODFORD OPERATORS TO DETERMINE THE MOST COST EFFECTIVE METHODS WITH WHICH TO

ACHIEVE MAXIMUM RECOVERY

GAS LIFT ASSISTED ROD PUMP

9.20 Emerging Artificial Lift Technology: Using Gas-Assisted Rod Pump to Increase Yield

•ReviewingresultstounderstandhowGARPcanbeusedtoincreasereservesandaccelerate/increaseproduction

•UtilizingGARP’sgasseparationtechniquestoenhancetheeffectivenessofrodpumpinghighGORwells

•AssessingtheeffectivenessofGARPtolowerbottomholepressures

•UsingGARPtoenhancetheplacementofchemicalsinthewellboreversusotherformsoflift

Daryl Mazzanti , VP Operations, Evolution Petroleum


10.00 Morning Refreshments in Exhibition Showcase Area

GAS LIFT OPTIMIZATION: CASE STUDY

10.30 Evaluating The Extent To Which Gas Lifts can Actually Reduce Bottom Hole Pressure Below What Is Achieved By Rod Pumps Or ESPs

•Benchmarkingoptimaltubesizing,pressuresettings,locationsanddepthsforgasliftsinWoodfordwells

•Understandinghowtooptimizethereliabilityofsurfaceequipmentduringgasliftoperations

•DetermininghowlonggasliftscantypicallyberuninWoodfordwellsbeforetheyneedtobeswitchedovertorodpumps

•Identifyingsolutionsforsourcingasufficientsupplyofgasforlargevolumeapplicationofgaslift

•IdentifyingdifferentoptionsforsecuringareliablesourceofhighpressuregasforgasliftintheWoodford

Arge Mendez, Artificial Lift Specialist, Inter American Energy Inc.


ROD PUMP: FAILURE PREDICTION

11.10 Applying A Global Model For Failure Prediction In Rod Pump Artificial Lift Systems

•Reducinglostoilproductionanddowntimethroughearlywarningsaboutimpedingfailures

•Usingadatadrivenapproachtopredictfailuresinrodpumpsystems

•Measuringmultipleattributesforeachrodpumpedweltidentifysignaturesindatabeforefailureshappen

•Trainingamodelwithexamplesoffailuresandnormaloperationdatatousethatmodelstomakepredictions

•Cleaningthedata,extractingfeaturesandapplyingappropriatemachinelearningtechniquestoovercomechallengesinoilfielddatalikeinconsistenciesandmissingdata

Cauligi Raghavenda, Professor, University of Southern California


11.50 Lunch in Exhibition Showcase Area

JET PUMP CASE STUDY

12.50 Understanding In Which Areas Of The Woodford Jet Pumps Are Being Successfully Implemented To Boost Production Results

•Discussingtheproductionresultsseenbyoperatorsusingjetpumpstodeterminethecosteffectivenessoftheequipment

•Understandingtheruntimeofthejetpumptopredictrealisticproductionresultsversusruncostswithinthelifecycleofawell

•Examiningdifferencesinthedesignofjetpumpsandrodpumpstoidentifythebestapplicationtechniqueforfuturewells

•IdentifyingthedifferentreservoircharacteristicsintheWoodfordtodeterminewhichareasrespondbettertojetpumps

Timothy Smith, President, Petro LucrumSAND CONTROL

1.20 Understanding How Different Pumps Respond To Sand And Identifying The Optimal Control Solutions To Ensure Continuous Flow

•EvaluatingthedeclineinproductivityofESPsvPumpingJackswhensandinterfereswiththesystemtoidentifythemostefficientpumptousewithspecificamountsofsand

•Assessingthevolumeofsandatwhichproductioniscommerciallyunfeasibletodeterminewhencontrolneedsapplied

•Understandingthedifferentfilteringmethodsinplacetoensuretheleastamountofsandpossiblebreaksoffintothelateral

•Examiningtheuseofacidsystemsasapreventionmethodtostopsandinterferingwiththepumpsandcausingequipmentfailures

Timothy Smith, President, Petro Lucrum


ESP CASE STUDY

1.45 Pinpointing Areas Of The Woodford In Which ESPs Are Yielding Optimal Production Results To Determine Areas In Which It Should Be Used Over Rod Pump

•ExaminingthedepthsatwhichoperatorsareusingESPssuccessfullyintheWoodford

•UnderstandinghowdifferentdesignsofESPsareproducingdifferentdailyflowratestoidentifythebestdesignfordifferentwelltypes

•Examiningthepracticesoperatorsareundertakingtooptimizethelongevityofthepump

•Assessingthedepth,deviationandvolumeofgasmovedthroughESPstojustifytheoverallexpenditure

•RecognizingthelimitationsofESPsandexamininghowfailurescanbeavoided

2.15 Question and Answer Session

PUMPING THROUGH THE CURVE: PANEL DISCUSSION

2.25 Examining The Maximum Degree At Which Operators Are Pumping Into The Curve And The Methods And Techniques Being Applied

•Examiningthedifferentdegreeswithinthedeviationwherepumpingispossibletoidentifythecutoffpointatwhichitbecomescounterproductive

•Justifyinghowfarintothelateralyoucanpumpbeforeoperationsbecomeineffectiveandabrasionoccurs

•Discussingthedifferentpumptypesandtheirdurabilitytoidentifythepumpwhichwillhavethelongestlifecycleinthelateral

•Identifyingwhichpumpmethodallowsyoutopumpfurthestintothedeviationandanalyzingwhetherthedailyproductionratesjustifythecostofthatpump

•Assessingtheuseoffiberglassrodsasameansofenablingpumpingthroughhighdegreecurves

Panelist: Arge Mendez, Artificial Lift Specialist, Inter American Energy Inc.

Panelist: Daryl Mazzanti , VP Operations, Evolution Petroleum2.55 Afternoon Refreshments in Showcase Exhibition Area

FLOWBACK AND CHOKE STRATEGIESUNDERSTANDING HOW TO TAILOR CHOKE STRATEGIES

TO ENSURE MAXIMUM FLOWBACK

CHOKE STRATEGIES & FLOW BACK SYSTEMS

3.25 Outlining How To Tailor Choke Strategies In The Woodford Wells To Optimize Draw Down Rate And Increase Production

•Examininghowoperatorsaretailoringtheirchokestrategiestospecificwells

•Determiningtheoptimumtime,pressureandprocedureusedtochangechokesduringflowbacktoincreasetheoverallwellproduction

•Evaluatingthedifferencesseeninproductionrateswhenchokesareleftinthewellcomparedtoiftheyhavebeenremovedoncethewellhasbeenputonproduction

•Determiningwhethertodrawdownthewellsaggressivelyormoreconservativelytounderstandthepressuredependentattributesthatreactnegativelytodifferentmethods

George Vassilellis, Technology Director, Repsol Energy


MULTIPHASE FLOW

4.05 Investigating Multiphase Flow Behavior In Horizontal Wells To Understand Its Impact On Artificial Lift Decisions

•Examininghowartificialliftselectionwouldbeimpactedbydifferentwellconfigurations

•Analyzingmultiphaseflowcharacteristicsforhorizontaloilandgaswellsandhowtheyareaffectedbywellgeometryortrajectory

•Developingmechanisticliquidloadingcriteriaforhorizontalgaswells

•Providingamultiphaseflowmodelthatsimulatesmultiphaseflowinhorizontalwells

•Creatingapredictivesoftwaretoolincorporatingmodeldevelopmentresults

Cem Sarica, Director of Fluid Flow, Paraffin Deposition and Horizontal Well Artificial Lift Projects, McDougall School of Petroleum Engineering, The University of Tulsa


4.45 Chair’s Closing Remarks

4.55 - 5.55 Drinks In the Exhibition Showcase Area


9.00 Chair’s Opening Remarks

Stephen Harpham, VP Engineering, Dorado E&P

KEYNOTE: POST PRODUCTION ANALYSIS

9.10 Quantifying Recovery Gains from Emerging Technologies In Shales To Better Understand The Recovery Gains

•Reviewingpost-productionperformanceindicatorstoselectthebestmethodforquantifyingrecoverygains

•ExaminingbestpracticesfordeterminingEstimatedUltimateRecoveries(EURs)inshalewellstopreciselyevaluatetheincrementalreservesassociatedwithemergingtechnologies

•UnderstandingEURdistributionstodefinearangeofexpectations

Alden McCall, Chief Operating Officer, Nostra Terra Oil & Gas Company

Thad Toups, Senior Advisor, Nostra Terra Oil & Gas Company


MITIGATING FAILURES: CHEMICAL TREATMENTS

UNDERSTANDING THE CORRECT CHEMICAL TREATMENT

FOR SPECIFIC WELLS TO ENSURE OPTIMAL WELL CLEAN

OUT AND CONTINUAL FLOW BACK RATES

CHEMICAL TREATMENT PROGRAM: PREVENTION

9.50 Examining Which Chemical Treatments Are Being Used To Successfully Prevent Wellbore Plugging In The Woodford

•Understandingwhichpreventativepre-treatmentmethodsarebeingusedtopreventdebriscloguptoensureconstantflowintheWoodford

•Examininghowdifferentflowbackresultsfrompropanefracturedandwaterfracturedwellscanhelpcertifythatthecorrectchemicalisapplied

•Evaluatinghowtreatmentplansarebeingadaptedtoparticularzonesandreservoirsandwhattypesofchemicalstimulatorsarebeingusedtomaximizetheexploitationofthehydrocarbons

•Exploringtheavailabilityandoptionofusingfoamsfortreatingoilproducingwells

Yongchun Tang, Director, PEER Institute

CHEMICAL TREATMENT: REMEDIAL

10.20 Comparing Batch To Continuous Remedial Treatment Methods To Determine Which Is Proving Most Cost Effective In Woodford Wells And Guide Future Treatment Selection

•Examiningnewchemicalsandtheireffectonthecorrosion,bacteriaandscalingtendenciesofaWoodfordwelltooptimizethechemicaltreatmentprogram

•Assessinghowthesettingofthewellsimpactstheapplicabilityofbatchversuscontinuoustreatmenttominimizetheriskofwastedchemicals

•Understandingwhichtypesofchemicalsareoptimalfordifferentconcentrationsofsalinityandsandtoensurethecorrectmethodisused

Yongchun Tang, Director, PEER Institute

10.35 Question and Answer session

10.45 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

WELL CLEAN OUT AND DEBRIS REMOVAL

11.15 Understanding How To Identify Problem Wells

And The Optimum Time To Implement A Well Clean Out

By Assessing The Decline In Production Rates

•Identifyingwhenawellrequirescleanouttoensure

thatdebrisisremovedeffectivelyandproduction

continues

•Understandinghowthelateralbecomescloggedwith

sand,scale,saltorparaffintoidentifythebestpoint

atwhichtorunupthepipeandcommenceclean

outoperationsIdentifyingtheoptimummonitoring

systemsusedinawellboretoidentifypotentialclogup

andminimizetheneedforcontinuouswellcleanout

•Comparingalternativecleanouttechniquessuchas

pipes,newchemicalsandfoamerstoidentifythemost

costeffectivecleanoutprocedure


WATER MANAGEMENT

UNDERSTANDING HOW OPERATORS ARE DISPOSING

OF WATER PRODUCED DURING THE HYDRAULIC

FRACTURING AND PRODUCTION PROCESSES AND

IDENTIFYING WHERE IT IS COMING FROM

WATER MANAGEMENT: SOURCE

11.55 Identifying Where Produced Water In Woodford

Wells Is Coming From To Gain Insight Into The

Subsurface Activity Of The Play And Plan For Disposal

•Examiningtheuseofchemicaltracersasameansto

identifythesourceoftheexcesswater

•Understandinghowtoanalyzethechemicalsignature

recordedbythetracerstodetermineifthefractures

arebeingcontainedtotheWoodfordornot

•Discussingwhetherornotthisareashouldbe

producedfromifthesourceofthewaterisfroman

areaoutoftheWoodford

George Oggero, Sr Landman & Counsel, Vanguard Natural Resources


12.35 Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area

WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT

1.35 Exploring The Most Effective Strategies For The

Utilization Of Field Water And Optimized Value Of Water

Cycle In Petroleum Reservoir Operations

•Optimizingtheeconomicvalueofthewatercycleto

applycost-effectivewaterrecyclingstrategies

•Examiningphysicalhydronomicstoprovidea

combinedanalysisofexergyandeconomics

•Optimizingwaterprocessingtominimizewater

injectionissues

•Identifyingeffectivewaterutilizationandmanagement

approachesandstrategiestoensuretheoptimal

managementofthewatercycleintheWoodford

•Pre-emptingWorkflowanalysisanddesignissues

Faruk Civan, Miller Chair Professor- Mewbourne School of Petroleum and Geological Engineering, University of Oklahoma


INFRASTRUCTUREMAPPING THE CURRENT AND PLANNED SURFACE AND

GATHERING INFRASTRUCTURE IN PLACE TO ENSURE THAT ARTIFICIAL LIFT PROCEDURES CAN CONTINUE TO RUN

POWER SUPPLY

2.15 Mapping The Existing Power Supply Within The Woodford To Ensure Artificial Lift Procedures Can Be Continuously Maintained

•Hearingoperatorstrategiesfordesigningandinvestinginsurfaceinfrastructuretoensurepowerforlong-termproduction

•ExaminingtheelectricitysupplycurrentlyavailablewithintheWoodfordtoensuresustainableartificialliftapplications

•Assessinghowtooptimizethesurfaceinfrastructureduringwintertomitigateequipmentfailureandensurecontinuousproduction

Robert Firth, President & CEO, Caballo Energy

David Dickert, Regional Oil & Gas Manager, Aggreko


3.20 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

GATHERING INFRASTRUCURE: PANEL

3.50 Hearing What Midstream Operators Are Doing To Accommodate Increased Production In The Woodford Through Expansion Of Gathering Infrastructure

•ExaminingthegatheringinfrastructureWoodfordoperatorsareusingtoenablequicktakeawayandlong-termproduction

•Hearinghowmidstreamcompaniesaresupplyinggatheringinfrastructureandaccommodatingoperatorsoverthenextfiveyears

•Hearingwhatequipmentoperatorshaveinstalledtofacilitatecondensatestabilization

•UnderstandingtheproductioneconomicsspecifictotheplaytojustifythecostforgatheringinfrastructureintheWoodford

Sid Anderson, Managing Member, Anderson Energy Group

Robert Firth, President & CEO, Caballo Energy

Michael Frow, Operations Manager, Vanguard Natural Resources


OIL VS GAS PRODUCTIONEXAMINING THE DIFFERENCES IN PRODUCTION

TECHNIQUES BETWEEN OIL AND GAS WELLS IN THE WOODFORD

THE WOODFORD PLAY

4.20 Examining Woodford Reservoir Characteristics To Assess The Extent To Which Oil And Gas Wells Require Different Production Techniques

•EvaluatingthedifferenceinperformanceandproductionbetweengaswellsandoilwellsintheWoodfordtoassesswhichartificialliftmethodsaremostappropriate

•ExaminingthesequencestratigraphyoftheWoodfordtoidentifythedifferentlayoutbetweenoilandgasplays

•UnderstandingthedifferentartificiallifttechniquesusedindeliquifyingagaswelltodeliquifyinganoilwelltodeterminetheoverallcosteffectivenessofproducingoilversusgasintheWoodford


5.00 Chair’s Closing Remarks Chair’s Closing Remarks And End Of Conference

Day 2Thursday August 28, 2014


CHEMICAL TREATMENT, POST PRODUCTION ANALYSIS, WATER MANAGEMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE: Day 2 will examine the ways in which Woodford Operators are mitigating failures by using the correct sand control strategies and chemical treatment programs

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