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“Managing Transition: It’s Not Your Father’s Oilpatch!”, the theme for World Drilling 2013, comments on transformation of the well-construction industry across a breathtaking range of areas, in HSE, regulation, markets and energy supply, automation, downhole technology, personnel. IADC World Drilling 2013, through high-level panels and speakers and through cutting-edge technical papers, will chart each inflection point and trace the path to the industry’s future. A special workshop organized by the IADC Advanced Rig Technology Committee will convene the day before IADC World Drilling (separate registration required).
Tuesday, 18 June 2013
08.30-13.30 ART/DSATS Workshop: “Business Solutions for Drilling Automation”
Hilton Hotel, Sadirvan Room, Level -1
This workshop, organized by the IADC Advanced Rig Technology Committee and SPE Drilling Systems Automation Technical Section will study the impact of automation on drilling integration and business models. For more information and workshop program please visit the workshop website. Registration is separate from IADC World Drilling.
15.30-18.00 Early Registration IADC World Drilling 2013 Conference & Exhibition
Hilton Hotel, Lobby, Ground Floor
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Wednesday, 19 June 2013
07.00 Conference Registration, Coffee Service & Open Exhibition - Sponsored by Meta-LUCID
Hilton Convention & Exhibition Center, Lower Floor & Foyer
08.30 Welcome & Opening Remarks
Hilton Convention & Exhibition Center Upper Floor
- Stephen A. Colville, President & CEO, IADC
- David Williams, 2013 IADC Chairman; Chairman, President & CEO, Noble Corporation
- Besim Şişman, Deputy President & Member of the Board, Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO)
08.50 Keynote Presentation:
Overview of Drilling Activities and Potential Oil, Gas and Geothermal Drilling Operations in Turkey: Bulent Sahhuseyinoglu, President & Chairman, Bordrill Drilling Contractor & Trade Corp.
Onshore and offshore drilling activities has increased rapidly in the last couple of years in Turkey. In addition technical improvements allow progress of unconventional resources, both in oil and gas. Mr. Sahhuseyinoglu will review the development of drilling activities by years and the future of oil, gas and geothermal drilling operations in Turkey.
09.10 Market Outlook
Session Chairs: Willem Brandt, Director of International European Accounts, Transocean, & Toni Marszalek, Chairman Schlumberger Polska, Schlumberger
Energy Markets and Investments: Where Will The Money Flow? Susan Farrell, Managing Director, PFC Energy
Oil and gas companies are making very different investment choices as they weigh putting capital into deepwater, unconventional plays, shallow water or conventional onshore. Frontier and growth areas are promising, but face challenging fiscal and geopolitical environments. PFC Energy will discuss the future industry climate, where money is flowing and implications for the drilling industry.
The $250 Billion Technology Dividend: Thomas R. Bates, Chairman, Hercules Offshore
The oil and gas industry has spent billions developing technology that has improved financial returns for companies consistently at the leading edge of new product development. Suppliers and early adopters of innovative products and services have particularly benefited. As an industry that is systematically introspective, we have often failed to tell the full story of value creation to the ultimate consumers of our products and services. Using 2008 as a baseline, new product innovation in the E&P industry has created a technology dividend in 2012 worth more than $250 billion annually to the American consumer. Further, an increasingly larger potential exists for international applications.
10.00 Networking Break & Open Exhibition - Sponsored by Meta-LUCID
Hilton Convention & Exhibition Center Lower Floor
10.30 Managing Transition: It’s Not Your Father’s Oilpatch!
Session Chairs: Rustom Mody, Vice President Technology, Baker Hughes Incorporated, & George Morgan, Account Manager Cementing, Halliburton
Our industry is in significant transition, in processes, technology, size, operations, competency and staffing. This session will outline some of the major changes that are reshaping the wells industry.
Accelerating Development of Organizational Capability to Meet Future Needs In Advance of “The Big Crew Change”: Kevin Carey, General Manager Global Deepwater & Complex Wells, Jim Barron, Chevron Global Upstream and Gas
Like most companies involved in drilling & completions, Chevron faces a serious challenge to source a sufficient number of highly qualified staff that can plan and execute the rapidly expanding portfolio of work around the world. This problem is compounded by the imminent retirement of a large number of our senior level staff. Our plan to address this problem was initially focused on hiring experienced personnel that could easily step into these roles, but it soon became apparent that the depth of that resource pool was to shallow to meet all of our current and future needs. Consequently, we made a decision to enhance our staffing efforts by creating and implementing a set of programs designed to attract new people to the industry and provide them with the training and competency development opportunities that they could take on these roles – and do it as quickly and efficiently as possible. This presentation will provide an overview of the programs that we have implemented along with some of the lessons learned and critical success factors that we have identified.
Trends Transforming Roles in Drilling: John de Wardt, President, De Wardt and Company Inc.
Emerging trends in oil / gas production include growth of integrated project management players, outsourcing to well management companies, emergence of production enhancement contracts, differential of capabilities between independents and majors for key growth opportunities. As these trends begin to dominate the market they will cause significant changes in the operator role and their relationship to various suppliers including drilling contractors. The presentation will describe these trends and their impact on the role of drilling contractors and other key players.
Competent People – How Sure Are You? Ford Brett, CEO, PetroSkills
A safe and high reliability drilling operation depends on literally hundreds of decisions and proper action by at least dozens of people every day. As an industry we go to great lengths to assure suitability of materials and equipment… BOPs, mud, cement, casing, casing shoes, anchors, even water for cement, and more is tested to assure safe and reliable performance. What’s more important the people or the equipment? That’s a bit like asking which is more important, your right or left leg. You obviously need both. As an industry we do have systematic approaches in place to assure some of the competencies of personnel need for safe and reliable operation. This short presentation shows some opportunities to improve assurance techniques and how improved assurance – like the pains we take to assure equipment and material – makes economic sense as well as improving safety.
Closed Loop Drilling–Impacting the Transition In Our Oilpatch: David Pavel, Director of Business Development, Drilling Optimization Services, Weatherford International
This presentation will discuss how the advent of closed loop drilling methods has led the way to new frontiers in safety, efficiency, and drillability. The transition from open-to-atmosphere systems (conventional drilling) to closed drilling systems is becoming the norm due to undeniable advantages.
12.00 Luncheon & Open Exhibition
Hilton Hotel, Ballroom, Floor -1
13.30 Offshore Markets & Technology
Session Chairs: Brett Chandler, Senior Vice President Sales & Marketing, NOV Grant Prideco, & Ian Falconer, Drilling Group Marketing & Technology Manager, Schlumberger
Rising Operating Expenses–A Critical Factor for the Offshore Rig Market: Tom Kellock, Head of Offshore Rig Consulting, IHS-Petrodata
Trends in day rates, oil and gas prices, rig operating expenses and contractor profitability, for various rig types, both globally and regionally will be shown. It will outline a suggested methodology for making available more information on operating expenses to allow more appropriate day rate indexing in rig contracts and will list the factors affecting the practicability of setting up such a system.
Innovative Compact Drillship for 12,000 Feet Water Depths: Dieter Wijning, Product Manager Drilling, Huisman
An outline of the design, construction, commissioning and turnkey delivery of the first Panamax Compact Drillship, suitable for 12,000 feet water depth. This ship is designed to offer a low cost and flexible alternative for drilling in ultra-deepwater. The experiences gained during the first year of operation are shared.
Pull or No-pull Decisions Upon Subsea BOP Component Failures Are Delicate: Pieter van Asten, Manager Business Concepts, Dianka Zuiderwijk, Lloyd’s Register Energy – Drilling Integrity Services
Sustained safe operations and regulatory compliance demonstration are the most critical aspects for such decisions. Furthermore, BOP pulling involves excessive costs, NPT and high-risks. A demonstration of maintaining these critical aspects would therefore positively affect safety and cost. Pull decision consistency is affected by information complexity, time constraints and subjectivity. The innovative “BOP Risk Model” manages the above and provides assistance for rapid and consistent risk-assisted BOP pull or no-pull decisions and transparent communication.
15.00 Networking Break & Open Exhibition - Sponsored by Meta-LUCID
Hilton Convention & Exhibition Center Lower Floor
15.30 PANEL DISCUSSION: Unconventional Resources, Unconventional Solutions
Moderators: Shane Marchand, Vice President Marketing, Helmerich & Payne, & Hermann Spörker, Senior Advisor Well Engineering, OMV Exploration & Production GmbH
It took unconventional approaches to develop unconventional resources in a trend that radically reshaped the global energy picture, particularly with respect to oil. However, the license to drill is threatened, notably in Europe and some parts of the US. How can the industry put its best foot forward and successfully apply technologies developed in the US shale plays to open up new opportunities around the world?
Panelists:
- Jeff Wahleithner, Vice President Drilling, Shell Upstream Americas Shell
- Garth Sloan, Vice President Unconventional Resources, Total E&P
- Rustom Mody, Vice President Technology, Baker Hughes Incorporated
- John Beswick, Director, Marriott Drilling Group
17.00-18.30 Welcoming Reception & Open Exhibition
Hilton Convention & Exhibition Center Lower Floor
Thursday, 20 June 2013
07.30 Conference Registration, Coffee Service & Open Exhibition
Hilton Convention & Exhibition Center Lower Floor & Foyer
08.30 Welcome & Opening Remarks
Hilton Convention & Exhibition Center Upper Floor
08.35 PANEL DISCUSSION: Are We Doing Enough as an Industry to be Self-Regulated?
Moderators: Sjoerd Brouwer, Vice President Wells, Operated, Shell Projects & Technology, & Kevin Carey, General Manager Global Deepwater & Complex Wells, Chevron Global Upstream and Gas
The industry and regulators are under unprecedented scrutiny of the public and politicians. Major drilling and hydraulic fracturing accidents are threatening social acceptance of the way we go about our business. The only way to regain society’s confidence in the sustainability of our industry is flawless execution of drilling and completion activities. However, the occurrence of well control incidents hasn’t stopped after Macondo and the question is whether the industry has responded adequately to the lessons learnt. One of the demands is the persistent call for tighter regulations. The industry’s superior response would be to take destiny in our own hands; but are we doing enough on self regulation to be effective in sustaining our business safely over time?
What has the industry done since to install checks and balances sufficient to prevent another disaster? What remains to be done? Will the industry ever be truly self-regulating, or is that an impossibility, given the type of operations we engage in?
Panelists:
- Jan W. de Jong, M. Eng., Inspector General, State Supervision of Mines, Ministry of Economic Affairs
- David Williams, 2013 IADC Chairman; Chairman, President & CEO, Noble Corporation
- Kevin Lacy, Senior Vice President-Drilling & Completions, Talisman Energy
- Mike Hugentobler, Vice President, Middle East and Eurasia, Halliburton
- Alan Hippman, Consultant, SEDA Group SAS
10.00 Networking Break & Open Exhibition
Hilton Convention & Exhibition Center Lower Floor
10.30 Licenced to Drill
Session Chairs: Jack Winton, Senior Vice President Operations, KCA DEUTAG, & Kevin Parks, Business Development Manager, Derrick Equipment Company
The Next Generation Well Control: Jan Brakel, Manager Wells R&D, and Keith Lewis, Shell, Fred Ng, Wild Well Control, Bob Newhouse, Noble Corporation, Andrew Grisdale, Maersk Oil, Claudio Molaschi, ENI SpA, Gareth Williams, BG Group, Ashley Johnson, Schlumberger Cambridge Research, Patrick Reilly, Steve Cromar, ConocoPhillips, Randy Lovorn, Halliburton, Tim Allen, Saudi Aramco
The drilling industry is moving into increasingly challenging environments, but a number of recent and serious incidents have put the licence to operate of the industry into question. The consequences in terms of loss of life and damage to the environment of a major well control calamity are under close scrutiny by governments and the general public, forcing the drilling industry to raise the bar on process safety. To sustain the industry’s license to drill, a number of improvement areas were identified during a recent SPE forum of industry experts on the ‘Next Generation Well Control’ to mitigate the risk of a major well control emergency. These areas, which will be further elaborated upon in this presentation, include a set of global standards, enhanced training, ways to disseminate learning’s from well control events, an increased level of automation related to kick detection and well control response, and improved well construction technology.
Arctic Drilling – Regulatory Issues: Abdel Ghoneim, Chief Engineer, Atkins
An overview of the regulatory schemes of the five Arctic coastal states will be given. Past Arctic drilling experience and the challenges that must be met in the future in order to satisfy the requirements of all stakeholders are discussed including the recently proposed Arctic drilling concepts.
Navy Nuclear Power Success Stories Offer Lessons Learned for Sixth Generation Equipment Around Offshore Safety Performance and Critical Manning Shortages: Dave “Burner” Burnham, Vice President Europe, Africa & Australasia Operations, Check-6
The year is 1954, you have developed a technology that will put the US Navy decades ahead, but the public equates atomic energy to atomic weapons. Introducing high technology, zero tolerance for error and a large increase in requisite technical knowledge by the entire workforce proved to be a tremendous challenge. Admiral Hymen Rickover knew that it would have to begin with a complete culture change. Currently all US submarines and aircraft carriers are powered by atomic energy without a single incident to date. This presentation will share 3 catastrophic stories that redefined an industry. We will discuss the 5 Pillars of Naval Nuclear Power and the lessons learned that changed the US Navy’s culture.
12.00 Luncheon & Open Exhibition
Hilton Hotel, Ballroom, Floor -1
13.30 Well Construction Automation for Safety and Efficiency
Session Chairs: Hege Kverneland, Corporate Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, National Oilwell Varco, & Joachim Oppelt, Director, Customer & Government Projects, Baker Hughes Incorporated
Meeting the Automation Challenge through Technology Innovation: Peter Morrison, Software Development Manager, John Shields, Baker Hughes Incorporation
This presentation explores the question “Has automation finally come of age in the drilling industry?” by examining the current state of technology and standards in our industry. Examples of successful automation in other industries are cited, what is missing in the drilling industry and how we need to adjust to make it a reality.
What Drives the Development of Further Drilling Automation?: Hallgeir Angel, Manager Technology & Innovation Mechanical, Mads, Hvilshøj, Eivind Gimming Stensland, and Søren Øydna, Aker Solutions Drilling Technologies
The historical perspectives of drilling automation are presented. What sparked the desire to automate drilling in the first place? The parallels, similarities and differences between other industries and the drilling industry are explored. An analysis of the prerequisites of automation will be outlined, and some critical views on how the drilling industry has developed are put forward. Automation has traditionally involved development of machines and tools in parallel. What is the status in our industry compared to others? The operations and steps necessary to drill have not changed significantly since the industry’s birth. Is this due to a lack of process standardization or merely be a lack of will to change current business models?
Field Testing Automation: Drawworks Directly Controlled by Downhole Weight on Bit Produces Significant Performance Benefits: Anthony Pink, Vice President Automated Drilling, Bill Koederitz, National Oilwell Varco, Roi Lam, Chesapeake
A demonstration of the ongoing field testing of a closed loop automation system will be given. Also, the economic and process safety benefits of automated drilling will be presented.
15.00 Networking Break & Open Exhibition
Hilton Convention & Exhibition Center Lower Floor
15.30 Unconventional Resources, Unconventional Solutions
Session Chairs: Sigve Hovda, Chief Engineer Drilling and Well Facilities, Statoil, & Thomas Comte, Vice President Client Support Center, VAM Drilling
Successful HPHT Drilling Through Innovative Practices: Sharing a Case Study of Petronas Carigali’s Deepest HPHT Well: Mohd Syazwan Ab Murad, Senior Drilling Engineer, Yap Yun Thiam, Lawrence Umar, Petronas Carigali
The project background, well achievements and comparison with domestic HPHT players will be outlined. Followed by the focus on the challenges, the detailed best practices used and also lessons learned on key issues such as MPD, Formation Pressure While Drilling (FPWD), cementing the HPHT section and others.
Increasing Drilling Performance and Addressing ECD using New Generation Drill Pipe for ERD Wells: Luc Van Puymbroeck, Global Product Line Manager, Philippe Machecourt, VAM Drilling
An innovative drill pipe solution has been designed to drill more safely and rapidly in highly deviated and horizontal wells. The new drill pipe aims to improve hole cleaning and to address annular pressure issues in such well types. Other hole quality benefits can also be expected as a result.
MPD: A Systematic Tool in the Delivery of the Unconventional Reservoir: Randy Lovorn, MPD Global Product Champion, Saad Saeed, William Sandiford, Isabel Polesky, and Emad Bakri, Halliburton
A demonstration is given on how a managed pressure drilling (MPD) systematic approach mitigates risks associated with unconventional reservoirs while optimizing well construction. Aspects from planning to execution are discussed. Case history results illustrate the challenges, benefits and the pros and cons.
17.00 Adjournment
Unassigned Papers of Note:
The following paper proposals will be included in the conference if a scheduled paper becomes unavailable. In addition, these presentations will be made available in the IADC conference proceedings, should the author so desire.
Increasing Rig Safety and Performance Using a Holistic Information Usage Approach: Tore Bjerke, Program Manager, Kasper Hansen, Aker Solutions
Aker Solutions have looked into what an integrated knowledge arena for your rig would mean in practice. Approaches such as rig performance analysis, condition-based maintenance, continuous classing, rig optimization, crew improvement programs, advanced simulators, knowledge sharing and interactive supplier support will be discussed. Practical examples on how information may be assembled, archived, and processed, combined with using the myDrilling(TM) approach and RigLogger technology from Aker Solutions will be given. It will also give you a view of the future in how to increase security and gain performance excellence of your rig assets.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Khaled Al-Abdulgader, Saudi Aramco
Willem Brandt, Transocean
Sjoerd Brouwer, Shell Projects & Technology
Kevin Carey, Chevron Global Upstream and Gas
Brett Chandler, NOV Grant Prideco
Thomas Comte, VAM Drilling
Bruno Darde, TOTAL Exploration & Production
Dominique Dupuis, Ensco plc
Ian Falconer, Schlumberger
Sigve Hovda, Statoil
Gregers Kudsk, Maersk Drilling
Hege Kverneland, National Oilwell Varco
Shane Marchand, Helmerich & Payne
Toni Marszalek, Schlumberger
Rustom Mody, Baker Hughes Incorporated
John Monks, Northern Offshore Ltd.
George Morgan, Halliburton
Joachim Oppelt, Baker Hughes Incorporated
Egidio Palliotto, Saipem
Kevin Parks, Derrick Equipment Company
Jason Power, Noble Services (Switzerland) LLC
Hermann Spörker, OMV Exploration & Production GmbH
Kees van de Vrede, Weatherford International
Jack Winton, KCA DEUTAG Drilling
Jens Hoffmark, IADC
Mike Killalea, IADC
EXHIBITORS
Bentec GmbH Drilling Oilfield Systems
Cazgır Inş. ve Isı Sistemleri Tic. ve San. A.Ş.
Intertek Consulting & Training
Lloyd’s Register Energy – Drilling
Pruitt Rotating Control Devices
Southwest Oilfield Products Inc
Subsea Training Solutions, 3d Printing Solutions
EXHIBITION INFORMATIONExhibition space is sold out for this event! Each stand will be set with a skirted table, two chairs, access to electricity and 1 fascia with company name. With the stand, you receive 1 complimentary conference registration and up to 2 additional registrations at half price or Euro 350. All registrations are including admission to the conference & exhibition, coffee breaks, luncheons, reception, and access to the conference proceedings. Exhibitions at IADC events will be limited to showcasing products and services that advance technology, competency or HSE. Exhibitions centered on recruitment or employment should not take space at IADC events. IADC Exhibitions will solely be visited by conference attendees. Non-conference attendees are not allowed to enter the exhibition area. All personnel working the exhibition should be registered. Click here to download the exhibition floor plan. Click here to view exhibiting companies For more information please contact Peggy Kersten at peggy.kersten@iadc.org or call +31 24 675 2252. |
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CONFERENCE HOTEL:
Hilton Istanbul Hotel
Cumhuriyet Cad. Haribye 34367, Istanbul, Turkey
Phone: +90 212 315 6000 – E-mail: groups.istanbul@hilton.com – Web: www.istanbul.hilton.com
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