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10th European Production andDevelopment Conference

Maximising Our Diverse Resources

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Sponsorship and Exhibition OpportunitiesIt is not too late to become involved in DEVEX2013! Exhibition stands are priced at £1,200+ VAT for a 3m x 2m shell scheme booth. Onefull delegate registration is included with thestand package. For a full list of benefits anddetails of the sponsorship packages availableplease visit www.devex-conference.org orcontact the conference organisers. The earlieryou book the more promotion you will receive sobook now to ensure you don’t miss out!

Contact the organisers:Jacqueline BergstromDEVEX 2013 Secretariat c/o Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference CentreBridge of Don, Aberdeen AB23 8BL, Scotland, UKTel: +44 (0) 1224 330 407 Fax: +44 (0) 1224 825 276Email: devex@aecc.co.ukwww.devex-conference.org

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15 & 16 May 2013Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference CentreAberdeen, Scotland

Registration details

Advance registration deadline – 31 March 2013

DEVEX 2013 Registration Fees:• All fees are subject to 20% VAT.• Member of SPE, PESGB, AFES – Early - £275 / Standard - £325• Non Member – Early - £325 / Standard - £375• Member of SPE, PESGB, AFES One Day - Early - £150 / Standard - £200• Non Member One Day - Early - £200 / Standard - £250• Academic rate – One Day - £60 / Two Day - £120• Post-grad rate – One Day - £25 / Two Day - £50• Undergrad rate – One Day - £20 / Two Day - £40

Optional Extras for DEVEX 2013:• Core workshop – Tuesday 14 May 2013, 1000 – 1200 hrs or 1330 – 1530 hrsThe Core Workshop offers the opportunity to view cores from different parts of the North Sea and from different reservoirs. Specialists will guidevisitors through the specific features of the selected samples. A great chance to get close to some reservoir rock.

The Workshops cost £25+VAT.

• Young Professionals Event – Thursday 16 May 2013, 1150 – 1320 hrs

Is Your Future in Energy? The aim of the 2013 Young Professionals event is to investigate the question: Is Your Future in Energy? A panel of leading industry professionalsand local government representatives will answer your questions and give their views on the future of the industry in Aberdeen and globally. It will also give YPs the opportunity to meet industry leaders and local government as well as build on their network with other young professionals.

Free to attend for those registered for DEVEX 2013, £20+VAT for members of SPE, PESGB, AFES or £30 for non members.

• Craigeven Bay Field Trip – Thursday 16 May 2013, 1730 – 2200 hrs (approx)

This field trip ends the conference on the Thursday evening May 16th 2013. Places are limited and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.A coach will be available to take delegates from the AECC to the Craigeven Bay and back. Please note due to insurance requirements theCraigeven Bay Field Trip is only open to PESGB members. If you would like to attend the Field Trip and do not have a membership you arewelcome to apply for a PESGB membership.

The Field Trip costs £55+VAT.

• Please complete registration online at www.devex-conference.org •

Message from the Conference ChairmanI greatly appreciate the high level of interest and support we have received this year from operators,service suppliers, universities and indeed government agencies. Now in its 10th year, the conferencecontinues to go from strength to strength and is now firmly established with 490 delegates and 33exhibitors attending last year.

This year we have a comprehensive and stimulating programme spanning over two days, withcontributions from many of the largest, smallest and independent, organisations in the industry. Therewill be 44 high-quality presentations and 20 posters from a range of disciplines - all with the aim toeducate and inspire. The theme of ‘Maximising Our Diverse Resources’ is immensely important to thefuture success of the Oil and Gas industry, and I am sure the presentations and posters will show justhow healthy the industry is in that respect.

Organised jointly by the PESGB, SPE, AFES and DECC, DEVEX is a not for profit conference run by industry professionals. It offerstremendous value, a first rate technical experience and great opportunity to see the latest industry opinions.

I’d like to thank all our event sponsors and participants for their support at past DEVEX conferences and this year at DEVEX 2013. I look forward to seeing you in Aberdeen.

Rebecca NyeDEVEX 2013 Chair

• The registration fees include; access to theconference sessions; access to the exhibitionand posters; tea/coffee and lunch; access to the Networking Reception; a copy of the finalprogramme and abstract book. Please note, ifbooking for one day you only gain access onthe chosen day of attendance.

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Refreshments & Breakfast Rolls in Exhibition - Kindly supported by Senergy

Coffee Break - Kindly supported by Senergy

Chair Welcome

Keynote PresentationNicholas Gee, Weatherford

Session 1BThe PILOT EOR Workstream: Progress to Date

DECC

Coffee Break - Kindly supported by Senergy

BP North Sea Gas Injection Projects: Sustaining Offshore Production

BP

Coffee Break - Kindly supported by Senergy

Proving Containment for CCS in GoldeneyeSHELL

Near Wellbore Drying-Out & Salt Precipitation during CO2 Injection into a Saline Aquifer

AGR

Lunch - Kindly supported by Senergy

Session 2BLearnings from the 2009-2012 Pierce Field Drilling Campaign: From Basin Modelling and 4D Time-Lapse Geochemistry to Reservoir Surveillance and Operation Geology

SHELL

Corrib Field Example of Application of Dynamic Fault Seal Analysis Technology and Well Test Matching to Condition Full Field Reservoir Models

SHELL

Coffee Break - Kindly supported by Senergy

The Buzzard Field: Development Implications of Sub-Surface Uncertainties

NEXEN

Subsurface Aspects of the Montrose Area Redevelopment (MAR): Godwin, Shaw, Cayley and Montrose fields

TALISMAN

The Katy Gas Field, Block 44/19b, UK Southern North Sea CONOCOPHILLIPS

Fulmar Field: Coiled Tubing Campaign Boosts ProductionTALISMAN

Simulation of Chemical Flooding in a UKCS Geological Environment

RPS

4D Seismic Feasibility Study for Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) with CO2 Injection in a Mature North Sea field

SENERGY

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Session 2A

Wednesday, 15th May 2013 Room: Gordon B Wednesday, 15th May 2013 Room: Gordon A

Stewardship: Best in Class?DECC

Understanding Annular Isolation and Integrity for Well Abandonments in the Brent Field

SHELL

Safeguarding Worse Case Discharge (WCD) rates in deep water Exploration

BP

Flawless Execution of Drilling a Sidetrack Well in a Mature Field atUltra Low Flowrate Using a Point-The-Bit Rotary Steerable System

WEATHERFORD

Cladhan Field Development (based on seismic identification ofturbidite sands in the Kimmeridge Clay)

TAQAOptimizing the Delivery of a Geosteered Chalk Well

in the Joanne FieldCONOCOPHILLIPS

4D Seismic Applications on Gryphon AreaMAERSK

Harding South: 4D seismic and Efficient Well Planning add value to a Mature Field

BP

Interpretation of Broadband Seismic over Gannet B: A Central Graben Tertiary Gas Field beneath a Gas Chimney

SHELL

Bandwidth Extension Applied to 3D Seismic Data on Heather andBroom Fields, UK North Sea

ENQUEST

Variable Depth Streamer Acquisition and Processing for Enhanced Seismic Interpretation

CGG

Improving Reservoir Imaging Through Wide Azimuth Acquisition Technology: BP North Sea Experience

BP

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Refreshments & Breakfast Rolls in Exhibition - Kindly supported by Senergy

Coffee Break - Kindly supported by Senergy

Coffee Break - Kindly supported by Senergy

Coffee Break - Kindly supported by Senergy

Lunch - Kindly supported by Senergy

Coffee Break - Kindly supported by Senergy

Attended Poster Session (Boyd Orr Exhibition Hall)

Young Professional's Event (Gordon B) - Kindly supported by Dana Petroleum

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Field Trip to Craigeven Bay, Stonehaven buses leave from AECC at 17:15 hrs returning to central Aberdeen and AECC late. Kindly supported by CNR International

Thursday, 16th May 2013 Room: Gordon B Thursday, 16th May 2013 Room: Gordon A

Keynote PresentationRob Peters, Maersk Oil North Sea UK

UKCS: A Future for Exploration?OMV

Sandstones and Basalts: Reservoir Development in Volcanic Provinces

ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY

Hydrocarbon Sampling in Tight ChalkMAERSK

Why Can’t I get my Reserves right?RPS

The Search for the Elusive Turbidite Reservoir – Integrated Chemostratigraphy and Sedimentology in

the Jurassic of the Central North SeaREDROCK ASSOCIATES & CHEMOSTRAT

Tristan NW Abandoned After Producing 1% of GIIP: Re-Development Potential

APEC

Reservoir Management: Preparing Schiehallion for a 3-Year Shut-In and Start-Up

BP

Estimated Fluid Contact Using Material Balance Technique andVolumetric Calculation Improves Reservoir Management Plan

MAERSK

Production Lost: Estimating the Impact of Bringing a New Well into an Existing Development

CONOCOPHILLIPS

Unlocking Resources in Fractured Reservoirs using Geomechanical Tools: An example from the Hoton Field, Southern North Sea

BP

The Bacchus Development: Dealing with Geological Uncertainty in a Small HPHT Development

APACHE

The Jasmine Field: A Strategic Approach to Data Acquisition on a HPHT Gas Condensate Field

CONOCOPHILLIPS

Maximising Value from Vintage Data using Smart Tools:Finding faults in your Reservoir

TASK

A Modest Proposal For Successfully Achieving Significant European Shale Production

WEATHERFORD

Understanding Shale Gas Plays through the use of Inorganic Geochemistry

ORIGIN ANALYTICAL

A Practical Tool for Prediction of Cleanup Efficiency Of Hydraulic Fractured Wells In Unconventional Gas Reservoirs

MAERSK

Unlocking the Productivity of the Triassic of the Northern and Central North Sea: An under-developed resource?

DECC

Understanding Reservoir Connectivity in Triassic Fluvial SandstonesCONOCOPHILLIPS

The Triassic Development in the South Cormorant Field, Block II TAQA

The organisers reserve the right to amend theprogramme as necessary – see website forupdates on programme timings or for furtherdetails: www.devex-conference.org

Technical programmekindly supported by

Session Programme

Integrated Reservoir Study of Mature Oil Field Resulted in Rejuvenation of an Abandoned Oil Reservoir to Add New Reserves and Production, GoS - Egypt

CAIRO UNIVERSITY