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SPE RUSSIAN PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE

AND EXHIBITION24–26 October 2016

«IN THE MIDDLE OF DIFFICULTY LIES OPPORTUNITY»

Albert Einstein

World Trade Center, Moscow, Russia

CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION

PREVIEW

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CONTENTS

Event Sponsors .....................................................1

Welcome from the Programme Committee Cochairs ..................................................................2

SPE Russia and Caspian Advisory Committee ...........................................................4

Programme Committee .......................................5

Event Highlights ...................................................6

Schedule of Еvents Overview ........................8

Plenary and Panel Sessions ...............................9

Plenary Sessions Overwiews ..........................10

Technical Programme ......................................20

Young Professionals Session Programme .....27

Knowledge Sharing eposter Presentation ....28

Registration Information .................................34

Terms and Conditions .....................................35

Travel and Accommodation ..........................36

Supporting Media and Associations .........37

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WELCOME FROM THE PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

COCHAIRS

Mikhail Gelfgat Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas

Stanislav BuchinskyTyumen Petroleum Research Centre

Rustam KhalimovTatneft

DEAR COLLEAGUES!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in one of the largest Russian oil and gas events, the SPE Russian Petroleum Technology Conference and Exhibition 2016. Each year this well-known SPE conference brings together industry leaders from all around the world, including experts from operating and service companies, universities and research institutes, as well as young professionals and students.

Energy sector is the main regulator determining sustainable development of the country. Today, the Russian oil and gas sector is facing new challenges and changes. On one hand, the current industry position is characterised by high level risks for Russian energy companies, which have to operate in an unstable political and economic environment. On the other hand, complex and stressful situations often effectively stimulate action and become catalysts in search of new solutions and ideas. That is why the main theme of this 2016 SPE conference is the statement by Albert Einstein: «In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity».

Development and implementation of advanced engineering solutions and breakthrough technologies in oil and gas production are key to the future of the Russian oil and gas industry.

In addition to the issues of joint projects realisation, international experience exchange and sustainable international cooperation there is an urgent requirement for development of internal capacities and technologies, taking into account local specifics.

In addition to the traditional conference topics this year event will be focused on field geophysical survey, well logging, geomechanics, cores recovery and examination and others.

We cordially invite you to take part in the event, share your experience and ideas, find out more about your colleagues projects at the conference plenary, technical sessions and round tables as well as at the technology show case sessions where new technologies and advances of exhibiting companies will be presented.

We are looking forward to see you at the SPE Russian Petroleum Technology Conference and Exhibition 2016!

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WELCOME FROM THE PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

COCHAIRS

Mikhail Gelfgat Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas

Stanislav BuchinskyTyumen Petroleum Research Centre

Rustam KhalimovTatneft

DEAR COLLEAGUES!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in one of the largest Russian oil and gas events, the SPE Russian Petroleum Technology Conference and Exhibition 2016. Each year this well-known SPE conference brings together industry leaders from all around the world, including experts from operating and service companies, universities and research institutes, as well as young professionals and students.

Energy sector is the main regulator determining sustainable development of the country. Today, the Russian oil and gas sector is facing new challenges and changes. On one hand, the current industry position is characterised by high level risks for Russian energy companies, which have to operate in an unstable political and economic environment. On the other hand, complex and stressful situations often effectively stimulate action and become catalysts in search of new solutions and ideas. That is why the main theme of this 2016 SPE conference is the statement by Albert Einstein: «In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity».

Development and implementation of advanced engineering solutions and breakthrough technologies in oil and gas production are key to the future of the Russian oil and gas industry.

In addition to the issues of joint projects realisation, international experience exchange and sustainable international cooperation there is an urgent requirement for development of internal capacities and technologies, taking into account local specifics.

In addition to the traditional conference topics this year event will be focused on field geophysical survey, well logging, geomechanics, cores recovery and examination and others.

We cordially invite you to take part in the event, share your experience and ideas, find out more about your colleagues projects at the conference plenary, technical sessions and round tables as well as at the technology show case sessions where new technologies and advances of exhibiting companies will be presented.

We are looking forward to see you at the SPE Russian Petroleum Technology Conference and Exhibition 2016!

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PROGRAMME COMMITTEESPE RUSSIA AND CASPIAN

ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Vladimir Mulyak

LUKOILVice-President, Science and Technology, LUKOILCEO, LUKOIL-EngineeringSPE Advisory Committee CoChair

Gokhan SaygiSchlumbergerPresident Russia and Central AsiaSPE Advisory Committee CoChair

Anton AblaevSchlumbergerBusiness Development ManagerSPE Russia and Caspian Regional Director 2015–2017

John DenisKazMunayGasGeneral Director

Alexey GovzichSalym Petroleum DevelopmentCEO

Kenzhebek IbrashevKAZENERGYAdviser to Chairman

Mars Khasanov Gazpromneft STCDirector for Technology Development, Gazprom NeftCEO, Gazpromneft STC

Hans KlampfererWeatherfordVice President Russia

Sergey KolbikovNOVATEKHead of Field Development Forecast and Monitoring Division

Vladimir LitvinenkoNational Mineral Resources University of Oil and Gas Rector

Atle LogeEDC GROUPVice-President

Viktor Martynov Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and GasRector

Andrew McGrahan ChevronCountry Manager

Emerson Milenski RosneftTechnology Advisor to President

John Milne StatoilDirector of Exploration, Russia

Viktor Petersilye All-Russian Research Geological Oil Institute (VNIGNI)Deputy Director General

Denis RozhentsevLUKOIL Uzbekistan Operating CompanyDeputy General Director for Operations

Konstantin SchilinHalliburtonVice-President, Russia Area

Igor Shpurov State Committee on ReservesCEO

Mikhail StavskiyBashneftFirst Vice President, Upstream and Geology Member of the Management Board

Richard SymsBPVice President Exploration and Production

Mikhail TokarevMoscow State University, Oil &Gas CenterCEO

Stanislav Buchinsky Tyumen Petroleum Research Centre, Programme Committee Cochair

Mikhail GelfgatGubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, Programme Committee Cochair

Rustam Khalimov Tatneft, Programme Committee Cochair

Anton Ablaev Schlumberger

Irina Bobb Geoexpert Service

Dmitry Bogdanov GeoKIN

Kreso Kurt Butula Schlumberger

Mikhail Chertenkov LUKOIL-Engineering

Carlos Duque BP

Andrey Evdokimov Targin

Dmitry Eydinov Rock Flow Dynamics

Konstantin Fedorov Institute of Physical and Technical Sciences, Tyumen State University

Yan Gilmanov Tyumen Petroleum Research Centre

Andrey Kharitonov Halliburton

Sergey Kolbikov NOVATEK

Dmitry Korost Lomonosov MSU, Oil and Gas Center

Alexander Koshelev Rosneft

Sergey Kovalev Weatherford

Mikhail Kravtsov OZNA

Vyacheslav Kretsul Schlumberger

Dmitry Nasibullin Tyumenpromgeophysika

Sergey Nikulin HMS Neftemash

Edmund Ongemakh ROSGEO

Yury Petrakov Volga Gas

Oleg Pichugin CONCORD

Mikhail Popov Halliburton

Sergey Rekin TMK-Premium Service

Martin Rylance BP

Radik Sadykov Halliburton

Alexander Shandrygin DeGolyer and MacNaughton Corp.

Rafis Sharipov Weatherford

Suleiman Sitdikov Rosneft

Alexander Sitnikov Gazpromneft STC

Vladimir Sledkov LUKOIL - Engineering

Nikolay Smirnov PetroGM

Alexey Sobolev PetroGM

Dmitry Surnachev Roxar

Alexander Timchuk ZapSibNIIGG

Mikhail Tokarev Lomonosov MSU, Oil and Gas Center

Rim Valiullin GeoTEK

Sergey Vereschagin Schlumberger

Anton Yushkov Tyumen Petroleum Research Centre

Sergey Zagumennov Tyumen Experimental Plant of Geophysical Instrument Making

Vladislav Zhukov Gazpromneft STC

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PROGRAMME COMMITTEESPE RUSSIA AND CASPIAN

ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Vladimir Mulyak

LUKOILVice-President, Science and Technology, LUKOILCEO, LUKOIL-EngineeringSPE Advisory Committee CoChair

Gokhan SaygiSchlumbergerPresident Russia and Central AsiaSPE Advisory Committee CoChair

Anton AblaevSchlumbergerBusiness Development ManagerSPE Russia and Caspian Regional Director 2015–2017

John DenisKazMunayGasGeneral Director

Alexey GovzichSalym Petroleum DevelopmentCEO

Kenzhebek IbrashevKAZENERGYAdviser to Chairman

Mars Khasanov Gazpromneft STCDirector for Technology Development, Gazprom NeftCEO, Gazpromneft STC

Hans KlampfererWeatherfordVice President Russia

Sergey KolbikovNOVATEKHead of Field Development Forecast and Monitoring Division

Vladimir LitvinenkoNational Mineral Resources University of Oil and Gas Rector

Atle LogeEDC GROUPVice-President

Viktor Martynov Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and GasRector

Andrew McGrahan ChevronCountry Manager

Emerson Milenski RosneftTechnology Advisor to President

John Milne StatoilDirector of Exploration, Russia

Viktor Petersilye All-Russian Research Geological Oil Institute (VNIGNI)Deputy Director General

Denis RozhentsevLUKOIL Uzbekistan Operating CompanyDeputy General Director for Operations

Konstantin SchilinHalliburtonVice-President, Russia Area

Igor Shpurov State Committee on ReservesCEO

Mikhail StavskiyBashneftFirst Vice President, Upstream and Geology Member of the Management Board

Richard SymsBPVice President Exploration and Production

Mikhail TokarevMoscow State University, Oil &Gas CenterCEO

Stanislav Buchinsky Tyumen Petroleum Research Centre, Programme Committee Cochair

Mikhail GelfgatGubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, Programme Committee Cochair

Rustam Khalimov Tatneft, Programme Committee Cochair

Anton Ablaev Schlumberger

Irina Bobb Geoexpert Service

Dmitry Bogdanov GeoKIN

Kreso Kurt Butula Schlumberger

Mikhail Chertenkov LUKOIL-Engineering

Carlos Duque BP

Andrey Evdokimov Targin

Dmitry Eydinov Rock Flow Dynamics

Konstantin Fedorov Institute of Physical and Technical Sciences, Tyumen State University

Yan Gilmanov Tyumen Petroleum Research Centre

Andrey Kharitonov Halliburton

Sergey Kolbikov NOVATEK

Dmitry Korost Lomonosov MSU, Oil and Gas Center

Alexander Koshelev Rosneft

Sergey Kovalev Weatherford

Mikhail Kravtsov OZNA

Vyacheslav Kretsul Schlumberger

Dmitry Nasibullin Tyumenpromgeophysika

Sergey Nikulin HMS Neftemash

Edmund Ongemakh ROSGEO

Yury Petrakov Volga Gas

Oleg Pichugin CONCORD

Mikhail Popov Halliburton

Sergey Rekin TMK-Premium Service

Martin Rylance BP

Radik Sadykov Halliburton

Alexander Shandrygin DeGolyer and MacNaughton Corp.

Rafis Sharipov Weatherford

Suleiman Sitdikov Rosneft

Alexander Sitnikov Gazpromneft STC

Vladimir Sledkov LUKOIL - Engineering

Nikolay Smirnov PetroGM

Alexey Sobolev PetroGM

Dmitry Surnachev Roxar

Alexander Timchuk ZapSibNIIGG

Mikhail Tokarev Lomonosov MSU, Oil and Gas Center

Rim Valiullin GeoTEK

Sergey Vereschagin Schlumberger

Anton Yushkov Tyumen Petroleum Research Centre

Sergey Zagumennov Tyumen Experimental Plant of Geophysical Instrument Making

Vladislav Zhukov Gazpromneft STC

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTSEVENT HIGHLIGHTS

SPE Russian Petroleum Technology Conference and Exhibition is envisioned to be a truly international conference, bringing together professionals from oil and gas and service companies, research institutes and universities and provides a unique opportunity to exchange experiences, best practices and ideas in a non-profit, non-competitive environment.

1. Shelf Development Experience and Prospects

2. Hard-to-Recover Reserves

3. Well construction – Drilling and Completion

4. Oil and Gas Production – Equipment and Technologies

5. Well and Formation Testing

CONFERENCE TOPICS

6. Formation fluid sampling, evaluation and PVT properties

7. Field Development Monitoring and Control

8. Static and Dynamic Modeling

9. Geomechanics

10. Brownfields

11. Gas, Gas Condensate and Oil Gas Condensate Field Development

Main challenges of arranging the upstream processes control lay on among quick and adequate response on changeable or/and poorly predictable exploitation factors (root causes), which could not be provided by project or design models and decisions a priory.Exaggeration of model analysis means and tools to the detriment of the low level of optimal control problems development leads to low levels of technologies implementation efficiency at prohibitively increasing the costs of model informatics.

Achieving better characteristics of upstream processes are connected with simultaneous creating adequate models, forming objective functions and designing decision making algorithms.

Questions pool for discussion: 1. Which operation mode can be called optimal and how, for example, operational costs should be

considered while taking a decision?

2. What are usefulness potentials of integrated asset model (IAM) in its parametric adjustments accuracy? Is there an issue of the correct setting its (IAM) parameters?

3. What kind of optimal problems and optimal control problems of upstream processes are suitable or comfortable to solve by IAM and which are not suitable for IAM conception?

4. What is the main challenge for the nearest evolution of operational modes control based on modelling technology?

MODERATORS:

Vitaliy Fomin, Business Development Manager DOF/IOS, PhD, Halliburton GmbH

Ilya Solovyev, Senior Scientist, PhD, Institute of Northern Development SB RAS

«DIGITAL FIELD – QUESTIONS OF INTEGRATED MODELLING AND OPERATIONAL RESPONSE»MONDAY,

24 OCTOBER

ROUND TABLE

Progress in R&D works remains a priority for all companies in the oil and gas sector, despite the challenging conditions for activities in this area. This year conference will continue initiated in 2015 discussion of collaboration of governmental structures, universities, large and small businesses to improve the efficiency of research and development works. Analysis of opportunities and examples from the related industries is one of the key aspects of discussion at this round table. The discussion of presentations delivered at the panel session «Innovative technologies. New ideas in the new realities» will be continued along with the additional presentations of the various research groups and organizations.

R&D ROUND TABLETUESDAY,25 OCTOBER

ROUND TABLE

This event will take place on 24 October 2016.

MONDAY,24 OCTOBER

SPE REGIONAL AWARDS CEREMONY

Spearheaded by Russia and Caspian SPE Advisory Committee, SPE will hold traditional special Young Professionals Technical Session at the SPE Russian Petroleum Technology Conference and Exhibition. SPE invited the winners (first to third places) of 2015–2016 internal corporate young professionals’ contests from Russian and Caspian oil and gas and service companies to speak. Session proramme is available on page 27.

YOUNG PROFESSIONAL SPECIAL TECHNICAL SESSION

There will be two divisions: undergraduate contest (25 October) and postgraduate contest (Diploma and Candidate, 26 October). The Student Paper Contest highlights SPE’s global links with Universities and students around the world. The winner of each division is invited to attend the international SPE student paper contest to be held at the 2017 SPE Annual Technical Conference & Exhibition in San Antonio, USA. All travel expenses and accommodation will be covered by SPE. For further information please contact Yaroslava Orlova, SPE Moscow office, at [email protected] or +7 495 268 0454.

UNDERGRADUATE/POSTGRADUATE STUDENT PAPER CONTEST

Tools, programmes, methods and approaches used by international and national companies for young specialists’ skills improvement, professional development will be discussed at the round table.

«YOUNG PROFESSIONALS SKILLS IMPROVEMENT»TUESDAY,25 OCTOBER

ROUND TABLE

12. Cores Recovery, Examination and Analysis

13. Hydrocarbon Source Rocks

14. Field Geophysical Survey

15. Well Logging

16. Production Gathering, Processing and Metering

17. Well Intervention

Exhibitors

Participation in the exhibition will help you to increase brand awareness, create a powerful and strong positive image of your company, expand your customer base, and drive customer loyalty. You will have the opportunity to represent your company, demonstrate its products and services to a wide audience. Join the industry leaders who have already confirmed their participation – Tatneft, Targin, OZNA, KCA Deutag, NewTech Services, Rock Flow Dynamics, ROXAR and others.

Visitors

People often say ‘A picture paints a thousand words’ to stress that something worth seeing. Visiting the exhibition proves that expression, because you will be able to witness the latest products in action, and see the newest technologies and developments of the leading international and national oil and gas and service companies, research institutes and universities.

EXHIBITION Learn more about the exhibition at www.spe.org/events/rptc/2016/index_ru.php

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTSEVENT HIGHLIGHTS

SPE Russian Petroleum Technology Conference and Exhibition is envisioned to be a truly international conference, bringing together professionals from oil and gas and service companies, research institutes and universities and provides a unique opportunity to exchange experiences, best practices and ideas in a non-profit, non-competitive environment.

1. Shelf Development Experience and Prospects

2. Hard-to-Recover Reserves

3. Well construction – Drilling and Completion

4. Oil and Gas Production – Equipment and Technologies

5. Well and Formation Testing

CONFERENCE TOPICS

6. Formation fluid sampling, evaluation and PVT properties

7. Field Development Monitoring and Control

8. Static and Dynamic Modeling

9. Geomechanics

10. Brownfields

11. Gas, Gas Condensate and Oil Gas Condensate Field Development

Main challenges of arranging the upstream processes control lay on among quick and adequate response on changeable or/and poorly predictable exploitation factors (root causes), which could not be provided by project or design models and decisions a priory.Exaggeration of model analysis means and tools to the detriment of the low level of optimal control problems development leads to low levels of technologies implementation efficiency at prohibitively increasing the costs of model informatics.

Achieving better characteristics of upstream processes are connected with simultaneous creating adequate models, forming objective functions and designing decision making algorithms.

Questions pool for discussion: 1. Which operation mode can be called optimal and how, for example, operational costs should be

considered while taking a decision?

2. What are usefulness potentials of integrated asset model (IAM) in its parametric adjustments accuracy? Is there an issue of the correct setting its (IAM) parameters?

3. What kind of optimal problems and optimal control problems of upstream processes are suitable or comfortable to solve by IAM and which are not suitable for IAM conception?

4. What is the main challenge for the nearest evolution of operational modes control based on modelling technology?

MODERATORS:

Vitaliy Fomin, Business Development Manager DOF/IOS, PhD, Halliburton GmbH

Ilya Solovyev, Senior Scientist, PhD, Institute of Northern Development SB RAS

«DIGITAL FIELD – QUESTIONS OF INTEGRATED MODELLING AND OPERATIONAL RESPONSE»MONDAY,

24 OCTOBER

ROUND TABLE

Progress in R&D works remains a priority for all companies in the oil and gas sector, despite the challenging conditions for activities in this area. This year conference will continue initiated in 2015 discussion of collaboration of governmental structures, universities, large and small businesses to improve the efficiency of research and development works. Analysis of opportunities and examples from the related industries is one of the key aspects of discussion at this round table. The discussion of presentations delivered at the panel session «Innovative technologies. New ideas in the new realities» will be continued along with the additional presentations of the various research groups and organizations.

R&D ROUND TABLETUESDAY,25 OCTOBER

ROUND TABLE

This event will take place on 24 October 2016.

MONDAY,24 OCTOBER

SPE REGIONAL AWARDS CEREMONY

Spearheaded by Russia and Caspian SPE Advisory Committee, SPE will hold traditional special Young Professionals Technical Session at the SPE Russian Petroleum Technology Conference and Exhibition. SPE invited the winners (first to third places) of 2015–2016 internal corporate young professionals’ contests from Russian and Caspian oil and gas and service companies to speak. Session proramme is available on page 27.

YOUNG PROFESSIONAL SPECIAL TECHNICAL SESSION

There will be two divisions: undergraduate contest (25 October) and postgraduate contest (Diploma and Candidate, 26 October). The Student Paper Contest highlights SPE’s global links with Universities and students around the world. The winner of each division is invited to attend the international SPE student paper contest to be held at the 2017 SPE Annual Technical Conference & Exhibition in San Antonio, USA. All travel expenses and accommodation will be covered by SPE. For further information please contact Yaroslava Orlova, SPE Moscow office, at [email protected] or +7 495 268 0454.

UNDERGRADUATE/POSTGRADUATE STUDENT PAPER CONTEST

Tools, programmes, methods and approaches used by international and national companies for young specialists’ skills improvement, professional development will be discussed at the round table.

«YOUNG PROFESSIONALS SKILLS IMPROVEMENT»TUESDAY,25 OCTOBER

ROUND TABLE

12. Cores Recovery, Examination and Analysis

13. Hydrocarbon Source Rocks

14. Field Geophysical Survey

15. Well Logging

16. Production Gathering, Processing and Metering

17. Well Intervention

Exhibitors

Participation in the exhibition will help you to increase brand awareness, create a powerful and strong positive image of your company, expand your customer base, and drive customer loyalty. You will have the opportunity to represent your company, demonstrate its products and services to a wide audience. Join the industry leaders who have already confirmed their participation – Tatneft, Targin, OZNA, KCA Deutag, NewTech Services, Rock Flow Dynamics, ROXAR and others.

Visitors

People often say ‘A picture paints a thousand words’ to stress that something worth seeing. Visiting the exhibition proves that expression, because you will be able to witness the latest products in action, and see the newest technologies and developments of the leading international and national oil and gas and service companies, research institutes and universities.

EXHIBITION Learn more about the exhibition at www.spe.org/events/rptc/2016/index_ru.php

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PLENARY SESSIONS OVERVIEWSCHEDULE

OF EVENTS OVERVIEW

DAY 1. 24 OCTOBER 2016

CONFERENCEHALL

PRESSHALL

CONFERENCEHALL А

CONFERENCE HALL B

BAIKAL HALLMEETINGROOM 1

MEETING ROOM 2

0830–1730 REGISTRATION

0930–1130

PLENARY SESSION: In the Middle of Difficulties Lies Opportunity

1145–1245 Knowledge Sharing Eposter Presentations

Knowledge Sharing Eposter Presentations

1245–1445

PANEL SESSION: Hard-to-Recover Reserves. Problems and Solutions

TechnicalSession 1

TechnicalSession 2

1500–1600 ROUND TABLE «Intelligent Field – Integrated Modelling and Prompt Response Challenges»

1600–1800 TechnicalSession 3

TechnicalSession 4

TechnicalSession 5

TechnicalSession 6

CONFERENCEHALL

PRESSHALL

CONFERENCE HALL А

CONFERENCE HALL B

MEETINGROOM 2

0930–1130

PANEL SESSION: Innovation Technologies. New Ideas in New Reality

1145–1245

ROUND TABLE«Young Professionals Skills Improvement»start at 1200

TechnicalSession 8

TechnicalSession 9

TechnicalSession 10

1500–1600 R&D ROUND TABLE

TechnicalSession 12

TechnicalSession 13

TechnicalSession 14

CONFERENCEHALL

PRESS HALL

CONFERENCE HALL А

CONFERENCE HALL B

MEETINGROOM 2

0930–1130

PANEL SESSION: Well Construction Efficiency Improvement Challenges in New Market Reality

1145–1245

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS SESSION

TechnicalSession 16

TechnicalSession 17

TechnicalSession 18

TechnicalSession 20

TechnicalSession 21

TechnicalSession 22

MONDAY 24 OCTOBER 0930–1130 SESSION MODERATORS:

Mikhail Gelfgat, Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas

Stanislav Buchinsky, Tyumen Petroleum Research Centre

Rustam Khalimov, Tatneft

GLOBAL AND RUSSIAN ENERGY DEVELOPMENT FORECAST TO 2040PRESENTED BY: Tatyana Mitrova, Head of Oil and Gas Department, Energy Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences

GOOD BUSINESS FOR ALL SEASONS – IMPROVING BROWNFIELD EFFICIENCY PRESENTED BY: David Campbell, President, BP Russia

XII-CENTURY TECHNOLOGY FOR BROWNFIELD EFFICIENCY EXTENSION. INNOVATIVE INORGANIC POLYMER FOR IN-DEPTH SWEEP IMPROVEMENT IN HETEROGENEOUS RESERVOIRS PRESENTED BY: Mikhail Chertenkov, Deputy General Director for Field Development Technologies, LUKOIL-Engineering

GLOBAL CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES PRESENTED BY: Nathan Meehan, SPE President 2016

PLENARY SESSION «IN THE MIDDLE OF DIFFICULTIES LIES OPPORTUNITY»

Igor Shpurov, State Committee on Reserves

Alexander Shandrygin, DeGolyer and MacNaughton Corp.

INTEGRATED APPROACH TO UNCONVENTIONAL RESERVES DEVELOPMENT: GAZPROM NEFT EXPERIENCE PRESENTED BY: Mars Khasanov, Director of Technology, Upstream, Gazprom Neft, CEO, Gazpromneft STC

TOPIC TO BE CONFIRMEDPRESENTED BY: Rais Khisamov, Chief Geologist, Tatneft

EVOLUTION OF ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF HARD-TO-RECOVER RESERVES FROM LOW-PERMEABLE RESERVOIRS OF TYUMEN SUITE OIL RESERVES ON AN EXAMPLE OF KRASNOLENINSKOE OILFIELDPRESENTED BY: Roman Gnilitsky, Chief Engineer, West Siberia and Orenburg Projects, Tyumen Petroleum Research Centre

BAZHENOV SHALE OIL RESERVES ESTIMATION METHODPRESENTED BY: Alexander Shpilman, Director of Autonomous Institution «V.I. Shpilman Research and Analytical Centre for the Rational Use of Subsoil»

PANEL SESSION «HARD-TO-RECOVER RESERVES. PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS»

TUESDAY 25 OCTOBER 0930–1130 SESSION MODERATORS:

Edmund Ongemakh, ROSGEO

AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO OIL PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY ENHANCEMENT PRESENTED BY: Alexander Nikonov, Senior Vice President and Executive Director, Roman Capital

SCIENTIFIC BASIS FOR REDUCING REGULATED ICE LOAD ON FIXED PLATFORMS AND ICE-GOING VESSELSPRESENTED BY: Valery Shaposhnikov, Head of Vessel Durability and Marine Facilities Department, Krylov State Research Center

ROSGEO INNOVATION TECHNOLOGIES AND SOLUTIONSPRESENTED BY: Edmund Ongemakh, R&D Director, ROSGEO

PANEL SESSION «INNOVATION TECHNOLOGIES. NEW IDEAS IN NEW REALITY»

WEDNESDAY 26 OCTOBER 0930–1130 SESSION MODERATORS:

Andrey Kharitonov, Halliburton

Vladimir Sledkov, LUKOIL-Engineering

NTEGRATED WELL CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS: DRIVING COST PERFORMANCE THROUGH INCENTIVIZED COMMERCIAL MODELS PRESENTED BY: Ken Atere, Regional Manager, Project Management for Eurasia Region, Halliburton

RECENT TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS IN WELL CONSTRUCTIONPRESENTED BY: Vasily Larionov, Technology Director, Targin

ENGINEERING APPROACH OR PLAYING RISK MANAGEMENT PRESENTED BY: Nikolay Smirnov, Chief Engineer, PetroGM

«WELL CONSTRUCTION EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT CHALLENGES IN NEW MARKET REALITY»PANEL SESSION

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PLENARY SESSIONS OVERVIEWSCHEDULE

OF EVENTS OVERVIEW

CONFERENCEHALL

PRESSHALL

CONFERENCEHALL А

CONFERENCE HALL B

MEETING ROOM 2

0930–1130

PLENARY SESSION: In the Middle of Difficulties Lies Opportunity

1245–1445

PANEL SESSION: Hard-to-Recover Reserves. Problems and Solutions

TechnicalSession 1

TechnicalSession 2

1500–1600 ROUND TABLE «Intelligent Field – Integrated Modelling and Prompt Response Challenges»

TechnicalSession 4

TechnicalSession 5

TechnicalSession 6

CONFERENCEHALL

PRESSHALL

CONFERENCE HALL А

CONFERENCE HALL B

MEETINGROOM 2

0930–1130

PANEL SESSION: Innovation Technologies. New Ideas in New Reality

1145–1245

ROUND TABLE«Young Professionals Skills Improvement»start at 1200

TechnicalSession 8

TechnicalSession 9

TechnicalSession 10

1500–1600 R&D ROUND TABLE

TechnicalSession 12

TechnicalSession 13

TechnicalSession 14

CONFERENCEHALL

PRESS HALL

CONFERENCE HALL А

CONFERENCE HALL B

MEETINGROOM 2

0930–1130

PANEL SESSION: Well Construction Efficiency Improvement Challenges in New Market Reality

1145–1245

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS SESSION

TechnicalSession 16

TechnicalSession 17

TechnicalSession 18

TechnicalSession 20

TechnicalSession 21

TechnicalSession 22

Stanislav Buchinsky, Tyumen Petroleum Research Centre

Rustam Khalimov, Tatneft

GLOBAL AND RUSSIAN ENERGY DEVELOPMENT FORECAST TO 2040PRESENTED BY: Tatyana Mitrova, Head of Oil and Gas Department, Energy Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences

GOOD BUSINESS FOR ALL SEASONS – IMPROVING BROWNFIELD EFFICIENCY PRESENTED BY: David Campbell, President, BP Russia

XII-CENTURY TECHNOLOGY FOR BROWNFIELD EFFICIENCY EXTENSION. INNOVATIVE INORGANIC POLYMER FOR IN-DEPTH SWEEP IMPROVEMENT IN HETEROGENEOUS RESERVOIRS PRESENTED BY: Mikhail Chertenkov, Deputy General Director for Field Development Technologies, LUKOIL-Engineering

GLOBAL CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES PRESENTED BY: Nathan Meehan, SPE President 2016

PLENARY SESSION «IN THE MIDDLE OF DIFFICULTIES LIES OPPORTUNITY»

Igor Shpurov, State Committee on Reserves

Alexander Shandrygin, DeGolyer and MacNaughton Corp.

INTEGRATED APPROACH TO UNCONVENTIONAL RESERVES DEVELOPMENT: GAZPROM NEFT EXPERIENCE PRESENTED BY: Mars Khasanov, Director of Technology, Upstream, Gazprom Neft, CEO, Gazpromneft STC

TOPIC TO BE CONFIRMEDPRESENTED BY: Rais Khisamov, Chief Geologist, Tatneft

EVOLUTION OF ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF HARD-TO-RECOVER RESERVES FROM LOW-PERMEABLE RESERVOIRS OF TYUMEN SUITE OIL RESERVES ON AN EXAMPLE OF KRASNOLENINSKOE OILFIELDPRESENTED BY: Roman Gnilitsky, Chief Engineer, West Siberia and Orenburg Projects, Tyumen Petroleum Research Centre

BAZHENOV SHALE OIL RESERVES ESTIMATION METHODPRESENTED BY: Alexander Shpilman, Director of Autonomous Institution «V.I. Shpilman Research and Analytical Centre for the Rational Use of Subsoil»

PANEL SESSION «HARD-TO-RECOVER RESERVES. PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS»

TUESDAY 25 OCTOBER 0930–1130 SESSION MODERATORS:

Edmund Ongemakh, ROSGEO

AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO OIL PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY ENHANCEMENT PRESENTED BY: Alexander Nikonov, Senior Vice President and Executive Director, Roman Capital

SCIENTIFIC BASIS FOR REDUCING REGULATED ICE LOAD ON FIXED PLATFORMS AND ICE-GOING VESSELSPRESENTED BY: Valery Shaposhnikov, Head of Vessel Durability and Marine Facilities Department, Krylov State Research Center

ROSGEO INNOVATION TECHNOLOGIES AND SOLUTIONSPRESENTED BY: Edmund Ongemakh, R&D Director, ROSGEO

PANEL SESSION «INNOVATION TECHNOLOGIES. NEW IDEAS IN NEW REALITY»

WEDNESDAY 26 OCTOBER 0930–1130 SESSION MODERATORS:

Andrey Kharitonov, Halliburton

Vladimir Sledkov, LUKOIL-Engineering

NTEGRATED WELL CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS: DRIVING COST PERFORMANCE THROUGH INCENTIVIZED COMMERCIAL MODELS PRESENTED BY: Ken Atere, Regional Manager, Project Management for Eurasia Region, Halliburton

RECENT TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS IN WELL CONSTRUCTIONPRESENTED BY: Vasily Larionov, Technology Director, Targin

ENGINEERING APPROACH OR PLAYING RISK MANAGEMENT PRESENTED BY: Nikolay Smirnov, Chief Engineer, PetroGM

«WELL CONSTRUCTION EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT CHALLENGES IN NEW MARKET REALITY»PANEL SESSION

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Lies Opportunity» OVERVIEWS

David Campbell is accountable for all of BP’s activities and investments in the Russian Federation including its shareholding in Rosneft. He was appointed to this position in 2014 and is based in Moscow.

DAVID CAMPBELL

GOOD BUSINESS FOR ALL SEASONS – IMPROVING BROWNFIELD EFFICIENCY

President, BP Russia

Mr. Campbell joined BP in 1984 on graduation from Aberdeen University with a First Class Honours degree in Engineering Science. He has held a variety of engineering and management positions in locations worldwide, including the United Kingdom, Alaska, Mexico, California, and Iraq. His first assignment in Russia was in 2003, joining TNK-BP as Business Unit Leader, first in the Udmurtia Business Unit and later in the East Siberia Business Unit.

Mr. Campbell was appointed Chief Operating Officer of the new Iraq business following BP’s successful re-entry to the country in 2009. He oversaw all technical and operational aspects in the reactivation of the super-giant Rumaila oilfield. In 2012 he led a BP Group wide review of contractor safety management before being appointed Head of the Group Chief Executive’s Office in BP corporate headquarters in London.For more than 20 years, Tatyana Mitrova has been working in the sphere of analysis of the Russian and

foreign energy markets, including the issues of energy sources’ development and transportation, demand, energy politics, price formation, tax liabilities, and market restructuring. She is the head of the project, «Global and Russian Energy Development Forecast up to 2020».

Tatyana is a member of the Governmental Council of the Russian Federation on the issues of the Fuel and Energy complex, mineral reserves’ replacement, and increase in the economy power efficiency. She is a member of the Board of Directors of E.ON Russia.

Tatyana graduated from economic faculty of the Lomonosov Moscow State University. She has a PhD degree in economics. Tatyana is associate professor of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, professor of the Paris Institute of political research (Sciences Po). She is the author of more than 120 articles in scientific and business magazines and collected books on energy problems and four monographies.

TATYANA MITROVA

GLOBAL AND RUSSIAN ENERGY DEVELOPMENT FORECAST TO 2040

Head of Oil and Gas Department, Energy Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences

ABSTRACT

The report will provide a new edition of the «Forecast of the energy development in the world and Russia up to 2040». Previous editions showed high demand of the country for our own vision of the world energy development. Forecast materials are widely discussed in Russia and abroad, they are actively used in state and corporate strategy documents, in scientific and applied research. New edition provides vision of the situation development at the world energy markets and in Russia for the period of up to 2040. New Forecast-2016 provides the following information:

• analysis of last modifications which transform the established trends in the world economy and energy, and assessment of the world development in the next 25 years;

• forecast results of hydrocarbon market conditions on the basis of the advanced model unit which allows to perform detailed study of the world oil, gas and coal markets;

• detailed analysis of the changes of Russian economy and energy prospects under the influence of new trends: how sensitive will the consequences of these global changes be for Russia?

ABSTRACT

The challenges of today’s energy market are obvious to all of us in the Russian oil industry: decreased revenue and budgets, increased pressure on costs and margins. Oil prices will likely stay lower for even longer, further increasing the requirement to improve performance. We are all under pressure to deliver our production targets with maximum efficiency of cost, schedule, and people. This is our challenge and one that we must meet.

The significance of the brownfields and improving their efficiency has never been greater. The Russian oil industry will likely continue to rely on its portfolio of brownfield assets to deliver its near term production targets. This means optimizing base decline, delivering world class waterflood management, continuously improving drilling and well services capability, and debottlenecking existing facilities. These priorities are even more challenging with increasing watercut, expansion into more complex geology, and integrating subsurface needs within surface capacity.

Meeting this challenge is not magic. It requires focused work based on people, technology, and performance. People with the right training working on the right things. Applying the right technologies that deliver results now rather than years from now. And a relentless pursuit of performance that never stops. This is proven via BP’s experience and track record in improving efficiency in super giant brownfields such as Prudhoe Bay, Rumaila, and Burgan.

Russia’s brownfield portfolio is world class, producing 11.4 mln bpd in 2015, 2nd in the world. The foundation of this is the Russian oil industry’s experience and operating capability. Building upon this foundation will be integral to delivering near term production as well as sustaining it well into the future.

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Lies Opportunity» OVERVIEWS

David Campbell is accountable for all of BP’s activities and investments in the Russian Federation including its shareholding in Rosneft. He was appointed to this position in 2014 and is based in Moscow.

DAVID CAMPBELL

GOOD BUSINESS FOR ALL SEASONS – IMPROVING BROWNFIELD EFFICIENCY

President, BP Russia

Mr. Campbell joined BP in 1984 on graduation from Aberdeen University with a First Class Honours degree in Engineering Science. He has held a variety of engineering and management positions in locations worldwide, including the United Kingdom, Alaska, Mexico, California, and Iraq. His first assignment in Russia was in 2003, joining TNK-BP as Business Unit Leader, first in the Udmurtia Business Unit and later in the East Siberia Business Unit.

Mr. Campbell was appointed Chief Operating Officer of the new Iraq business following BP’s successful re-entry to the country in 2009. He oversaw all technical and operational aspects in the reactivation of the super-giant Rumaila oilfield. In 2012 he led a BP Group wide review of contractor safety management before being appointed Head of the Group Chief Executive’s Office in BP corporate headquarters in London.For more than 20 years, Tatyana Mitrova has been working in the sphere of analysis of the Russian and

foreign energy markets, including the issues of energy sources’ development and transportation, demand, energy politics, price formation, tax liabilities, and market restructuring. She is the head of the project, «Global and Russian Energy Development Forecast up to 2020».

Tatyana is a member of the Governmental Council of the Russian Federation on the issues of the Fuel and Energy complex, mineral reserves’ replacement, and increase in the economy power efficiency. She is a member of the Board of Directors of E.ON Russia.

Tatyana graduated from economic faculty of the Lomonosov Moscow State University. She has a PhD degree in economics. Tatyana is associate professor of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, professor of the Paris Institute of political research (Sciences Po). She is the author of more than 120 articles in scientific and business magazines and collected books on energy problems and four monographies.

TATYANA MITROVA

GLOBAL AND RUSSIAN ENERGY DEVELOPMENT FORECAST TO 2040

Head of Oil and Gas Department, Energy Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences

ABSTRACT

The report will provide a new edition of the «Forecast of the energy development in the world and Russia up to 2040». Previous editions showed high demand of the country for our own vision of the world energy development. Forecast materials are widely discussed in Russia and abroad, they are actively used in state and corporate strategy documents, in scientific and applied research. New edition provides vision of the situation development at the world energy markets and in Russia for the period of up to 2040. New Forecast-2016 provides the following information:

• analysis of last modifications which transform the established trends in the world economy and energy, and assessment of the world development in the next 25 years;

• forecast results of hydrocarbon market conditions on the basis of the advanced model unit which allows to perform detailed study of the world oil, gas and coal markets;

• detailed analysis of the changes of Russian economy and energy prospects under the influence of new trends: how sensitive will the consequences of these global changes be for Russia?

ABSTRACT

The challenges of today’s energy market are obvious to all of us in the Russian oil industry: decreased revenue and budgets, increased pressure on costs and margins. Oil prices will likely stay lower for even longer, further increasing the requirement to improve performance. We are all under pressure to deliver our production targets with maximum efficiency of cost, schedule, and people. This is our challenge and one that we must meet.

The significance of the brownfields and improving their efficiency has never been greater. The Russian oil industry will likely continue to rely on its portfolio of brownfield assets to deliver its near term production targets. This means optimizing base decline, delivering world class waterflood management, continuously improving drilling and well services capability, and debottlenecking existing facilities. These priorities are even more challenging with increasing watercut, expansion into more complex geology, and integrating subsurface needs within surface capacity.

Meeting this challenge is not magic. It requires focused work based on people, technology, and performance. People with the right training working on the right things. Applying the right technologies that deliver results now rather than years from now. And a relentless pursuit of performance that never stops. This is proven via BP’s experience and track record in improving efficiency in super giant brownfields such as Prudhoe Bay, Rumaila, and Burgan.

Russia’s brownfield portfolio is world class, producing 11.4 mln bpd in 2015, 2nd in the world. The foundation of this is the Russian oil industry’s experience and operating capability. Building upon this foundation will be integral to delivering near term production as well as sustaining it well into the future.

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Mikhail Chertenkov holds a degree in geology and prospecting of oil and gas fields from the Tomsk Polytechnic University in Russia.

His areas of scientific interest include improvement in the processes for development of heavy oil fields and new technologies.

MIKHAIL CHERTENKOV

XXI-CENTURY TECHNOLOGY FOR BROWNFIELD EFFICIENCY EXTENSION. INNOVATIVE INORGANIC POLYMER FOR IN-DEPTH SWEEP IMPROVEMENT IN HETEROGENEOUS RESERVOIRS

Deputy General Director for Field Development Technologies, LUKOIL-Engineering

ABSTRACT

Development of heterogeneous reservoirs is accompanied by fast increase of water-cut in producers caused by water break-through by most permeable intervals and zones, and characterized by the poor sweep, production of large amounts of water and inefficient water injection.

Development of heterogeneous reservoirs requires special approach to technology application. One of the solutions is implementation of in-depth sweep improvement technologies.

Wide range of chemical reagents belonging to different classes of chemical compounds is used for well treatments. However, in general, polyacrylamide series synthetic organic polymers is used for conformance treatment, which possess a number of disadvantages, including short period of efficiency they are providing.

New technology is aimed to solve this problem. Proposed to use innovative reagent – inorganic polymer. This reagent is complex composition of titanium and aluminum compounds, consisting of hydroxides, chlorides and oxide hydrochlorides of titanium and aluminum.

Creation of hydrodynamic screens in high permeable and swept zones, is driven by mudding of channels by dispersed particles of titanium coagulant and coagulation products which are formed due to contact with formation and injected water. Gels formed by titanium coagulant belongs to inorganic polymers series and characterized, in comparison with the organic polymers, by stability over time and in high temperature environment.

A distinguishing ability of the technology is ability to amplify hydrodynamic screen over time, which leads to increased efficiency and duration of barrier, due to volume increase of coagulation products induced by contact with injected water. A pilot project in West Siberia is currently underway.

Dr. Nathan Meehan, 2016 Society of Petroleum Engineers president, is senior executive adviser at Baker Hughes, advising executive management on reservoir and geoscience issues. Previously, he was president of CMG Petroleum Consulting, vice president of engineering for Occidental Oil & Gas; and general manager exploration and production at Union Pacific Resources.

Meehan earned a BSc in physics from the Georgia Institute of Technology, an MSc in petroleum engineering from the University of Oklahoma, and a PhD degree in Petroleum Engineering from Stanford University. He previously served as chairman of the CMG Reservoir Simulation Foundation and as director of the Computer Modelling Group, Vanyoganeft Oil Company, Pinnacle Technologies, SPE Board of Directors, and JOA Oil & Gas BV. He served on advisory boards of the University of Texas and the University of Houston and currently serves on the EME industry relations board at Pennsylvania State, the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission and the Advisory Board of World Oil. He is the recipient of the Lester C. Uren Award for Distinguished Achievement in Petroleum Engineering and the Degolyer Distinguished Service Medal and served as a Distinguished Lecturer. He is a licensed professional engineer in four states and has published scores of papers.

NATHAN MEEHAN

GLOBAL CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

SPE President 2016

ABSTRACT

In spite of a dramatic reduction in commodity prices, opportunities for profitable exploration and development of new energy resources are abundant. However, the approach to capturing these resources has to be different than in the past. In this presentation Dr. Meehan provides examples of innovations in technology, collaboration and thinking that have enabled breakthroughs and points to four areas where huge gains can be had in the industry.

The examples include technology issues, breakthrough thinking, and new approaches to social license to operate. Finally, the challenges of global desires to lower carbon emissions are discussed along with the relative risks and opportunities for the oil and gas industry.