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Title Sponsor
SPE Canadian Energy Technology
Conference and Exhibition
Sustainable Hydrocarbon Production
16–17 MARCH 2022 BMO Centre at Stampede Park
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
www.spe.org/go/22CET
Conference Program
3
Welcome Message from
the Conference Chairs
Table of Contents
General Information 04
On behalf of the Executive and Program committees, we
Thank You to Our Sponsors 05
are pleased to introduce the new SPE Canadian Energy
Technology Conference and Exhibition—Sustainable
Hydrocarbon Production.
Committees 06
This new conference emerges from what used to be the co-
Schedule of Events 08
located SPE Canada Heavy Oil and Unconventional Resources
Conferences. The committee felt it was time to refocus and
reformat the conferences to match the evolution of the Opening Keynote 11
industry and the interests of our SPE members and oil and
gas professionals. This conference continues to highlight the Technical Program 12
technical excellence and advancements within the Heavy
Oil and the Unconventional Resource sectors, while also Knowledge Sharing ePosters 32
extending coverage to topics such as Alternative Energy,
Clean Technology, CCUS, Global Supply and Demand, Data
Exhibitors 34
and Digitization, ESG, Offshore, and more.
We have developed an energized program, on a wide range
of topics, in the form of panels, academic papers, and invited
presenters. The exhibit floor showcases the latest industry
innovation, products and services and is an excellent meeting Conference Mobile App
place to connect and catch up with industry peers and Download the PheedLoop Mobile App
colleagues. for speaker Q&A, to view the conference
sessions and add to your own schedule
Oil and gas will continue to play an important role in the
and chat with fellow attendees. After the
world’s energy demand for decades to come. The SPE
conference you will also be able to view all
Canadian Energy Technology Conference and Exhibition is
the recordings on this app.
bringing together the industry’s best and brightest, those
who want to learn, grow, share and connect. Thank you for being
a part of a community that drives change and is proud of how
we deliver energy in a responsible, efficient, and safe manner.
On Demand Session Recordings
We look forward to seeing you at the conference.
All sessions (presentations and panels) are being recorded and will be
Sincerely, made available at no extra cost to registered attendees one week after
the conference. For anyone who was unable to attend the conference,
Amos Ben-Zvi, Chairperson
there will be a purchase option for the on demand content.
Cenovus Energy
Audrey Rasmussen, Chairperson
PETRONAS Canada
General Information 4
General Information
Speaker Check-in Photography and Recording Policy
Quarter Horse Room Unauthorized video/audio recording is expressly prohibited in the
Tuesday 15 March 1400–1600 session room(s) or poster area, whether by video, still or digital
Wed/Thu, 16–17 March 0700–1600 camera, mobile phone, or any other means or form of reproduction.
Proceedings Commercialism
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to OnePetro. A digital proceedings code was sent to registered guidelines, commercialism in presentations will not be permitted.
attendees by email a few days before the conference. If you Company logos should be used only to indicate the affiliation of the
didn’t receive your code or have any questions, please contact presenter(s).
CanadianRegistration@spe.org.
Copyright Information
Knowledge Sharing ePoster Stations All conference sessions are protected by international copyright laws.
An ePoster is a short technical presentation shown during the coffee Unauthorized photography, video, and audio recording of any kind
and lunch breaks. The ePoster stations are located on the exhibit are strictly prohibited in the sessions and throughout the exhibition
floor. There will be a mix of live and pre-recorded presentations area.
shown (schedule on pg 32).
Calgary Emergency Information
Breakfasts, Lunches, Coffee Breaks and Reception Emergency Services: 911 (City of Calgary only)
Meals are included with your registration. Drink tickets for the Fire, Police, Ambulance, Hazardous Materials Spills, Non-Emergency
reception will be provided when you pick-up your badge. Network Ambulance: +1 403 261 4000
with industry colleagues and peers, check out the exhibit booths and
view the ePoster presentations.
COVID19
Although COVID19 restrictions have now been removed, please be
Consent to Use of Multimedia respectful of each other’s comfort levels. Whether you choose to
Any person attending may be photographed or videotaped, and by wear a mask or not, social distance or stand six feet apart, everyone is
your attendance, you give permission to use your image in possible welcome and accepted here!
future marketing publications including print, online, and video.
Be sure to stay for the Reception!
Wednesday, 16 March
1630–1800 PM | Exhibit Floor Sponsored by
Join your industry peers and colleagues for drinks, appetizers and some
fun after a long day of conferencing!
The reception is included with conference registration.
Three drink tickets given with badge pick-up. Please drink responsibly.
Sponsor Information 5
Thank You to Our Sponsors and Metal Partners
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Wednesday Lunch Thursday Lunch Reception
Wednesday Breakfast Wednesday Coffee Breaks
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Committee Information 6
Conference Chairs
Amos Ben-Zvi, Cenovus Energy Audrey Rasmussen, PETRONAS Canada
Past Chairs
Marty Lastiwka, Suncor Pat Miller, PETRONAS Canada
Executive Committee/Subcommittee Leads (numbers indicate associated subcommittee)
Mark Anderson1, ConocoPhillips Steven Golko8, Sproule Melanie Popp3, PwC Canada
Jodi Anhorn7, GLJ Lesley James9, Memorial University JohnPaul Portelli7, Canadian Natural Resources
Emeka Chineme1, Cenovus Energy David Langille4, Shell Nick Tumu, Obsidian Energy
Mary Ann Clark , TAQA North
2
Dylan Lougheed , Saga Wisdom
2
David Van Den Assem5, Alberta Innovates
Brian Emmerson3, Suncor Erin Madro6, Cenovus Energy Kris Watson2, Cold Bore Technology
Nicole Frechette2, Baytex Energy Trevor Meador8, Precise Well Servicing Michelle Wolanski1, Suncor
Sahar Ghannadi1, E2E Energy Solutions Chad Lafitte9, Cenovus Energy Jared Wynveen, McDaniel
Advisory Committee
Jeanna Brown, Brightspot Chris Clarkson, University of Calgary Matt McCulloch, Exergy Solutions
Lyle Burke, Canadian Natural Resources Nannette Ho-Covernton, Spartan Controls
Program Subcommittees
1. What’s New in Heavy Oil
Farid Ahmadloo, Canadian Natural Resources Apostolos Kantzas, University of Calgary Ron Sawatzky, Consultant
& Perm Inc.
Prince Azom, Cenovus Energy Rick Stahl, Strathcona Resources
Raushan Kumar, Chevron US
Dmitry Bogatkov, Suncor Japan Trivedi, University of Alberta
Mike Miller, Cenovus Energy
Phebe Chung Darren Worth, C-FER Technologies
Julie Morter, ConocoPhillips
Vahid Dehdari, ConocoPhillips Harvey Yarranton, University of Calgary
Petro Nakutnyy, Saskatchewan Research Council
Ian Gates, University of Calgary KC Yeung, Partners Energy Development Corp.
Rohin Nekzad, Cenovus Energy
Fernando Gaviria, Suncor Da Zhu, Variperm Energy Services
Anita Norem, Imperial
Mazda Irani, E2E Energy Solutions
Committee Information 7
2. Unconventional Resources
Farhan Alimahomed, ARC Resources Matias Fernandez, Repsol Varagur Rajan, Consultant
Niel Beckie, S&P Global Inc. Jim Gouveia, Rose & Associates Murray Reynolds, Consultant
Dan Bonnar, Repsol Graham Hack, Carbon Alpha Hamed Tabatabaei, S&P Global Inc.
Lynne Chrumka, ARC Resources Chad Holowatuk, Consultant Kristian Wieclawek, ConocoPhillips
Hassan Dehghanpour, University of Alberta Susan Ilsley, Paramount Resources
3. Driving Value through Digitization, Automation, Data and Analytics
Monica Brookwell, Birchcliff Energy Frank Maurer, VizworX & University of Calgary Glenn Thoben, Spartan Controls
Bruce Duong, Alberta Innovates Darcy Redpath, PETRONAS Canada Heather Wilcott, Imperial
Jil Macdonald, AltaML Tyler Schlosser, McDaniel
4. Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage
Linal Perera, Svante Nathan Steeghs, Deloitte Brian Yee, Advantage Energy
5. Clean Technology
Jonathan Kaida, Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC)
6. Environment, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) and Sustainability
Julie Cook, Cenovus Energy Brooke Hartwick, ConocoPhillips
Patrycja Drainville, Scotiabank Nicole Gergely, TC Energy
7. Alternative and Emerging Energy Solutions
Eric Diggins, Frontier Project Solutions Erfan Sarvaramini, PETRONAS Canada
Bronwyn Hyland, Suncor Sara Zakeri, Canadian Natural Resources
8. Global Supply/Demand/Regulatory
Jeremie Batias, TotalEnergies Jeff Clark, Ovintiv Hua Deng, Alberta Energy Regulator
9. Offshore
Majid Abdi, MA Procense Craig Davidson, Suncor Lucy Newton, Exxon Mobil
Zachary Butler, Halliburton Steve Emberley, Nalcor Energy Carla Skinner, Cenovus Energy
Steve Butt, Memorial University Bernardo Faragalli, Petroleum Research Sonia Smith, Schlumberger
Newfoundland and Labrador (PRNL)
Kim Coady, Petroleum Research Sohrab Zendehboudi, Memorial University
Newfoundland and Labrador (PRNL) Jamie Hynes, Cenovus Energy
David Daniels, Equinor Andrew Montes, Cenovus Energy
Schedule of Events 8
Schedule of Events (as of 07 March 2022)
Palomino A–C Palomino D Palomino E
Wednesday 16 March 2022
0700–0800 Breakfast (on exhibit floor): Sponsored by Tenaris
0800–0930 Opening Keynote Session—Bridging the Gap: Energy Transition or Evolution?
0930–1000 Coffee Break and ePosters (on exhibit floor): Sponsored by PETRONAS Canada
Session 2 Session 3
Session 1
1000–1130 UR—Unconventional Geoscience and Shining a Light on the Subsurface Through
HO—Foams, Additives & Post-SAGD
Reservoir Characterization I Advancing Technologies and Digitization
1130–1300 Lunch and ePosters (on exhibit floor): Sponsored by GLJ
Session 7
Session 6 Session 8
1300–1430 UR—Unconventional Geoscience and Reservoir
HO—Laboratory & Simulation Studies Analytics in Unconventional Resources
Characterization II
1430–1500 Coffee Break and ePosters (on exhibit floor): Sponsored by PETRONAS Canada
Session 12 Session 13
Session 11
1500–1630 UR—Alternative Approaches for Production Analytics and Digitization in Monitoring
HO—Pumps & Flow Control Devices
Forecasting and Economics Applications
1630–1800 Reception (on exhibit floor): Sponsored by SAGA Wisdom
Thursday 17 March 2022
0700–0800 Breakfast
Session 16 Session 17
Session 18
0800–0930 HO—Non-SAGD Heavy Oil Enhanced UR—Reservoir Modeling, Dynamics &
Emerging Energy—Geothermal
Oil Recovery Surveillance I
0930–1000 Coffee Break and ePosters (on exhibit floor)
Session 22
Session 21 Session 23
1000–1130 UR—Reservoir Modeling, Dynamics &
HO—Heavy Oil Analytics Theoretical and Multiscale Investigations
Surveillance II
1130–1300 Lunch and ePosters (on exhibit floor): Sponsored by Packers Plus
Session 26 Session 27 Session 28
1300–1430 Best of the 2021 Thermal Well Integrity and UR—Breakthroughs in Production Analysis and Analytics Applications in Production
Intelligent Wellbore Events Reservoir Management Optimization
1430–1500 Coffee Break and ePosters (on exhibit floor)
Panel Session 33
Panel Session 31 Session 32
1500–1630 Re-Imagining the Possible: How Technology Can
Bitumen Beyond Combustion UR—Learnings from the Montney Play
Be Leveraged to Solve Energy’s Biggest Problems
Sessions Keynote Session Digitization and Analytics Offshore Unconventional Resources
Heavy Oil ESG, CCUS, Clean Tech and Alternative Energy Multidiscipline Market Outlook
Schedule of Events 9
Schedule of Events (as of 07 March 2022)
Palomino F–H Arabian (2nd level)
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Breakfast (on exhibit floor): Sponsored by Tenaris 0700–0800
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Opening Keynote Session—Bridging the Gap: Energy Transition or Evolution? 0800–0930
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• See who’s at the conference,
Coffee Break and ePosters (on exhibit floor): Sponsored by PETRONAS Canada 0930–1000 connect and chat.
• Ask speakers questions,
Panel Session 5
Session 4 participate in polls.
Translating ESG into Reality – The Critical Role 1000–1130
Clean Technology
that Engineers Play • View sessions, add to your own
schedule.
Lunch and ePosters (on exhibit floor): Sponsored by GLJ 1130–1300 • Get conference announcements.
Panel Session 10 • Post on the event feed.
Session 9
Canada’s Small Modular Nuclear Reactor (SMNR) • View session recordings after the
Unlocking CCUS Potential for 1300–1430
Journey and its Importance to Canada’s Petroleum
Commercial Scale conference.
Industry
Coffee Break and ePosters (on exhibit floor): Sponsored by PETRONAS Canada 1430–1500
Session 15
1500–1630
Emerging Energy—Hydrogen
Reception (on exhibit floor): Sponsored by SAGA Wisdom 1630–1800
Thursday 17 March 2022
Breakfast 0700–0800
Session 19
Session 20
Technical Perspectives on CCUS—Modeling, 0800–0930
Offshore I
Mineralization, and Sweep
Coffee Break and ePosters (on exhibit floor) 0930–1000
Panel Session 24
Session 25
Price Forecasting —Where do we go from 1000–1130
Offshore II
$100/bbl?
Lunch and ePosters (on exhibit floor): Sponsored by Packers Plus 1130–1300
Panel Session 29
Session 30
Cleantech Commercialization Journey—Supports 1300–1430
Optimizing Drilling and Completions
and Resources
Coffee Break and ePosters (on exhibit floor) 1430–1500
Panel Session 35
Session 34
CCUS—A Pre-Mortem for Canadian 1500–1630
Clean Technology for Emissions Reduction
CCUS Momentum
Opening Keynote Session 10
Opening Keynote Session 11
Opening Keynote Session
Wednesday, 16 March | 0800–0930 Palomino D–E
Session Chairpersons: Nick Tumu, Obsidian Energy and Jared Wynveen, McDaniel
0800–0810 Welcome Remarks by Conference Chairs: Amos Ben-Zvi, Cenovus Energy and Audrey Rasmussen, PETRONAS Canada
0810–0825 Opening Address by Medhat Kamal, 2023 SPE President
0825–0930 Keynote Panel Session—Bridging the Gap: Energy Transition or Evolution?
This session will explore evolving narratives around energy “transition” including: the emerging carbon market, the implications
of investor ESG requirements and the interplay between the new energy systems and long-term oil and gas demand.
Opening Address Moderator Panelists
Medhat Kamal Jared Wynveen Craig Frenette Louise Hill Juan (JJ) Jarrah
2023 SPE President EVP, McDaniel VP, Brookfield Asset Director Operations Managing Director,
Management Engineering & Technology in Global Energy (Energy
UCOE, PETRONAS Canada Transition), TD SecuritiesTechnical Program 12
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Wednesday, 16 March | 1000–1130 Palomino A–C
Session 01: Foams, Additives & Post-SAGD
Session Chairpersons: Dmitry Bogatkov, Suncor Energy; Apostolos Kantzas, University of Calgary & Perm Inc.
Time Paper # Presentation
Steam Additives To Reduce The Steam-oil Ratio In SAGD: Experimental Analysis, Pilot Design,
And Field Application
1000–1030 208879
S. Nejadi, University of Calgary; J. Ortiz, J. Sanchez, X. Yang, ConocoPhillips Canada; M. Kalaei, S. Abbas,
ConocoPhillips
Nanoparticle Assisted Foam Stability Under SAGD Conditions
1030–1100 208877
S. Maaref, A. Kantzas, Perm Inc, University of Calgary
What Is Next For SAGD?: Evaluation Of Low GHG And High Efficiency Tertiary Recovery Options
1100–1130 208876
R.A. Pratama, T. Babadagli, University of Alberta
Wednesday, 16 March | 1000–1130 Palomino D
Session 02 UR: Unconventional Geoscience and Reservoir Characterization I
Session Chairpersons: Audrey Rasmussen, PETRONAS Canada; Christopher Clarkson, University of Calgary
Time Paper # Presentation
Invited Application of Integrated Diagnostics To Optimize Montney Development
1000–1030
Presenter B. Miles, E. Watt, ConocoPhillips Canada
A New Method For Determination Of Rock Fabric Number From
1030–1100 208893 Well Logs In Unconventional Tight Oil Carbonates
B. Azuara Diliegros, R. Aguilera, University of Calgary
Profile Ultrasonic Velocity Measurements Performed On Slabbed Core:
1100–1130 208901 Implications For High-resolution Permeability Prediction In Low-permeability Rocks
T. Mohammed, A. Ghanizadeh, C.R. Clarkson, University of Calgary
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technical knowledge providing publications, events, training courses, and online resources at www.spe.org.Technical Program 13
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Wednesday, 16 March | 1000–1130 Palomino E
Session 03: Shining a Light on the Subsurface through Advancing Technologies and Digitization
Session Chairpersons: Monica Brookwell, Birchcliff Energy
Time Paper # Presentation
Advanced Reservoir Control Systems Paving The Way For Digital Offshore Operations And Analysis
1000–1030 208898
E.A. Garcia, Halliburton; K.J. Robertson, Halliburton Energy Services
Enhancing Reservoir Engineering Workflows With Augmented And Virtual Reality
1030–1100 208880 S. Cartwright, S.J. Samoil, B. Lawton, D. Hu, S. Xie, E. Wang, A. Aminbeidokhti, S. Dawar, R. Dalton,
P. Daeijavad, F. Maurer, Z. Chen, University of Calgary
Distributed Temperature Sensor Analytics: Estimating SAGD Depletion from Temperature Fall Off Data
1100–1130 208895
A. Nguyen, D. Hematillake, R. Glover, Suncor Energy; C. Diaz-Goana, Innovative Numerix
Wednesday, 16 March | 1000–1130 Palomino F–H
Session 04: Clean Technology
Session Chairpersons: David Van Den Assem, Alberta Innovates; Matthew McCulloch, Exergy Solutions
Time Paper # Presentation
Design of a Solar Parabolic Trough Capable of Producing Steam for Enhanced Oil Recovery in Trinidad and Tobago
1000–1030 208903
A.A. Gajadhar, University of the West Indies; R. Hosein, The University of West Indies–St Augustine
Invited Commercial Lithium Extraction from Oilfield Brines
1030–1100
Presenter J. Nielsen, E3 Metals Corp.
Exploring Green Energy Applications in the Oil and Gas Industry
1100–1130 208900 S. Liu, Texas A&M University; C. Temizel, Saudi Aramco; C. Yegin, Incendium Technologies LLC;
F.B. Hoşgör, Petroleum Software Ltd; H. Aydin, METU; C. Kabir, CS Kabir Consulting LLC
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Have you seen the new SPECEF website?! Visit us at: specef.orgTechnical Program 14 Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022) Wednesday, 16 March | 1000–1130 Arabian (2nd level) Session 05: Translating ESG into Reality – The Critical Role that Engineers Play Session Chairperson: Erin Madro, Cenovus Energy The evolution of environment, social and corporate governance (ESG) practices has rapidly progressed in recent years. At the heart of the industry’s collective conscientiousness are the underpinning approaches towards engineering, operational efficiency, technology investment and data insights that exemplify the reality of ESG in practice. Join us for an engaging discussion around the rapidly evolving expectations of ESG and the ways in which engineers are creatively rising to the challenge. In showcasing the strong performance and innovative approaches that have always driven the industry forward, this session will leave you with a renewed appreciation for how critical your role as an engineer is towards achieving your company’s ESG strategy—and realizing how much you are already contributing! Moderator: Bill Whitelaw, Managing Director, Strategy and Sustainability, geoLOGIC Panelists: • Robert Allen, Vice President of Investments, Evok Innovations • Marie Jurcevic, Sustainability Lead, ARC Resources • Paul Martin, Senior Water Resources Engineer, ConocoPhillips • Laura McIntyre, Chief Technology Officer, Acceleware • Jessica Shumlich, Chief Executive Officer, Highwood Emissions Management
Technical Program 15
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Wednesday, 16 March | 1300–1430 Palomino A–C
Session 06 HO: Laboratory & Simulation Studies
Session Chairpersons: Sahar Ghannadi, E2E Energy Solutions; Da Zhu, Variperm Energy Services
Time Paper # Presentation
Coupling a Thermal Reservoir Simulator with a Dynamic, Multiphase Wellbore Flow Simulator to Rigorously
1300–1330 208918 Model Complex SAGD Well Geometries and Completions
J.A. Rivero, C. Istchenko, C. Nascimento, J. Cao, Schlumberger; H. Aghabarati, M. Bergen, Suncor
A New Insight into the Determination of True Residual Oil Saturation and Oil Relative Permeability from the
1330–1400 208913 Experimental Data in Heavy Oil/Water Systems
S. Esmaeili, University of Calgary; A. Kantzas, Perm Inc; B.B. Maini, University of Calgary
Effect of Temperature on Gas/Oil Relative Permeability in Viscous Oil Reservoirs
1400–1430 208897
S. Kumar, H.K. Sarma, B.B. Maini, University of Calgary
Wednesday, 16 March | 1300–1430 Palomino D
Session 07 UR: Unconventional Geoscience and Reservoir Characterization II
Session Chairpersons: Kristoffer Watson, Cold Bore Technology; Chris Bird, ARC Resources
Time Paper # Presentation
Estimating Leak-off Characteristics due to Hydraulic Fracture and Natural Fracture Interaction Utilizing
1300–1330 208896 XFEM-Based 3D Hydraulic Fracture Model
J. Leem, I.H. Musa, C. Tan, M.C. Yusoff, Z.M. Zain, PETRONAS; J. Kear, D. Kasperczyk, Z. Chen, S. Salimzadeh, CSIRO
Characterization of the Giant Chicontepec Tight Oil Paleochannel in Mexico and Integration with Actual
1330–1400 208888 Cumulative Oil Production
A. Gutierrez Oseguera, R. Aguilera, University of Calgary
Integration of Sealed Wellbore Pressure Monitoring Responses with Wellbore Strain and Deformation
Invited
1400–1430 Measurements
Presenter
B.M. Elliott, Devon EnergyTechnical Program 16
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Wednesday, 16 March | 1300–1430 Palomino E
Session 08: Analytics in Unconventional Resources
Session Chairpersons: Darcy Redpath, PETRONAS Canada; Tyler Schlosser, McDaniel
Time Paper # Presentation
Montney Horizontal Well Performance Predictions Using Machine Learning Techniques
Invited
1300–1330 I. Chaikine, Sproule; T. Euzen, IFP Technologies (Canada) Inc.; N. Watson, Enlighten Geoscience Ltd.;
Presenter
P. Pisarski, Sproule
Machine Learning Based Integrated Approach to Estimate Total Organic Carbon in Shale Reservoirs - A Case
1330–1400 208916 Study from Duvernay Formation, Alberta Canada
G. Sharma, Repsol Oil & Gas Canada Inc; D.A. Hayes, Repsol Oil & Gas Canada Inc.
Refracturing Candidate Selection in Tight Oil Reservoirs Using Hybrid Analysis of Data and Physics Based Models
1400–1430 208883 D. Hu, University of Calgary; Z. Lei, Research Inst Petr Expl & Dev; S. Cartwright, S. Samoil, S. Xie, Z. Chen,
University of Calgary
Wednesday, 16 March | 1300–1430 Palomino F–H
Session 09: Unlocking CCUS Potential for Commercial Scale
Session Chairpersons: Linal Perera, Svante; Nathan Steeghs, Deloitte
Time Paper # Presentation
Carbon Capture Utilization And Storage: How To Commercialize A Business With No Revenue
1300–1330 208905
N. Steeghs, R. Terdal, C. Walter, Deloitte Canada
Study of Carbon Capture in Oil Sands Production and Upgrading
1330–1400 208941
J. Isley, M. Gutscher, B. Henezi, Fluor Canada
Invited Feasibility of CCUS to CO2-EOR in Alberta
1400–1430
Presenter R. Hares, SprouleTechnical Program 17 Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022) Wednesday, 16 March | 1300–1430 Arabian (2nd level) Session 10: Canada’s Small Modular Nuclear Reactor (SMNR) Journey and its Importance to Canada’s Petroleum Industry Four Canadian provinces participated in a Memorandum of Understanding to develop a strategic plan for Small Modular Nuclear Reactor (SMNR) deployment. Join our panelists as they share details about the advancement of SMNR deployment in North America, and to gain insight into the application and implications of SMNRs in the Canadian petroleum industry. Moderator: Vanessa White, Director, Renewable and Alternative Energy, Alberta Innovates Panelists: • Andy Hayward, Chief Nuclear Engineer and Director of Advanced Reactor Development, NBPower • Darcy Holderness, Project Manager, SMR Development Generation Asset Management & Planning, SaskPower • Robin Manley, VP New Nuclear Development, Ontario Power Generation • Everett Redmond, Senior Technical Advisor, Nuclear Energy Institute
Technical Program 18
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Wednesday, 16 March | 1500–1630 Palomino A–C
Session 11 HO: Pumps & Flow Control Devices
Session Chairpersons: Javier Sanchez, ConocoPhillips Canada; Da Zhu, Variperm Energy Services
Time Paper # Presentation
Invited Characterization and Reliability Testing of ICDs for use in Enhanced SAGD and Solvent Application
1500–1530
Presenter D. Booy, C-FER Technologies
Performance Analysis of Autonomous Inflow Control Valve in a SAGD Late Life Process with Non-Condensable Gases
1530–1600 208915 P. Guilfoyle, InflowControl; S. Taghavi, InflowControl AS/University of South-Eastern Norway; H. Aakre,
InflowControl AS; B. Moldestad, University of South-Eastern Norway; I.M. Ismarullizam, InflowControl
Invited Corrosion and Wear Resistant Boronized Tubulars and Components for Downhole Oil Production
1600–1630
Presenter R.F. Machado, Endurance Technologies
Wednesday, 16 March | 1500–1630 Palomino D
Session 12 UR: Alternative Approaches for Production Forecasting and Economics
Session Chairpersons: James Gouveia, Rose & Associates; Kristian Wieclawek, ConcocoPhillips Canada
Time Paper # Presentation
No Reservoir Model? No Problem. Unconventional Well Spacing Optimization with Simple Tools
1500–1530 208882
P. Miller, D.M. Redpath, K. Dauncey, PETRONAS Canada
A Novel Procedure For analyzing Shale Production Data Using Probability Density Functions
1530–1600 208909
H. Alimohammadi, M. Sadeghi, S. Chen, University of Calgary
Statistical and Machine-Learning Methods Automate Multi-Segment Arps Decline Model Workflow to Forecast
1600–1630 208884 Production in Unconventional Reservoirs
H.S. Jha, A. Khanal, W.J. Lee, Texas A&M UniversityTechnical Program 19
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Wednesday, 16 March | 1500–1630 Palomino E
Session 13: Analytics and Digitization in Monitoring Applications
Session Chairpersons: Bruce Duong, Alberta Innovates; Frank Maurer, VizworX & University of Calgary
Time Paper # Presentation
Invited Emissions Modelling to Evaluate and Build Optimized Leak Detection Programs
1500–1530
Presenter L. O’Connell, Arolytics Inc.
Turning Cameras into Eyes - Pertamina Hulu Rokan Success Stories of Leveraging Computer Vision and
Invited
1530–1600 Machine Learning to Improve Safety and Reliability in Facility Operations
Presenter
M.R. Yudhy, Chevron
Invited Intelligent Energy Monitoring - How Data Analytics Can Reduce Your Energy Costs & Emissions
1600–1630
Presenter D. Marshman, Spartan Controls
Wednesday, 16 March | 1500–1600 Arabian (2nd level)
Session 15: Emerging Energy—Hydrogen
Session Chairpersons: Jodi Anhorn, GLJ; JohnPaul Portelli, Canadian Natural Resources
Time Paper # Presentation
Hydrogen Production and Char Formation Assessment through Supercritical Gasification of Biomass
1500–1530 208914 M. Mohamadi-Baghmolaei, Memorial University of Newfoundland; P. Zahedizadeh, Persian Gulf University;
A. Hajizadeh, S. Zendehboudi, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Three Step Plan to Put Canada at the front of the Petroleum Sector’s Race to Net-Zero
1530–1600 208925
F. Askari, H. Malik, Canvass AITechnical Program 20
Technical Program 21
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Thursday, 17 March | 0800–0930 Palomino A–C
Session 16 HO: Non-SAGD Heavy Oil Enhanced Oil Recovery
Session Chairpersons: Apostolos Kantzas, University of Calgary & Perm Inc.; Ronald Sawatzky, Consultant
Time Paper # Presentation
Measuring Connectivity in Complex Reservoirs: Implications for Oil Sands Development
0800–0830 208927
S. Nejadi, S. Hubbard, University of Calgary
The Effects of Asphaltene Precipitation on Bitumen Recovery during Non-Thermal Cyclic Solvent Injection in
0830–0900 208919 Cold Lake Oil Sands- An Experimental Study
L. Yuan, M. Yousefi, H. Dehghanpour, University of Alberta
Characterization of Dynamic Wormhole Growth and Propagation During CHOPS Processes by Integrating Rate
0900–0930 208938 Transient Analysis and Pressure-Gradient-Based Sand Failure Criterion
L. Jiang, J. Liu, University of Regina; T. Liu, China University of Petroleum (Beijing); D. Yang, University of Regina
Thursday, 17 March | 0800–0930 Palomino D
Session 17 UR: Reservoir Modeling, Dynamics & Surveillance I
Session Chairpersons: Farhan Alimahomed, ARC Resources; Dylan Lougheed, SAGA Wisdom
Time Paper # Presentation
Sealed Wellbore Pressure Monitoring In The Montney: Early Learnings
0800–0830 208921 A. Chin, P. Miller, K. Dauncey, D. Nakaska, D.M. Redpath, PETRONAS Canada; F. Alimahomed,
Formerly PETRONAS Canada
Characterizing a Complex Induced Fracture Network: A Case Study of a Diagnostic Fracture Injection Test in
0830–0900 208937 the Heterogeneous Overpressured Montney Formation
E. Sarvaramini, PETRONAS Canada; M.B. Dusseault, University of Waterloo
Child/Parent Well Interactions; Study The Solutions to Prevent Frac-hits
0900–0930 208934
A. Haghighat, J. Ewert, IHS MarkitTechnical Program 22
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Thursday, 17 March | 0800–0900 Palomino E
Session 18: Emerging Energy—Geothermal
Session Chairpersons: Jodi Anhorn, GLJ; JohnPaul Portelli, Canadian Natural Resources
Time Paper # Presentation
On Numerical Modelling of the Hydraulic-Fractured Closed Loop Systems: Single Producer
0800–0830 208945
M. Irani, S. Ghannadi, N. Daprocida, P. Lacoste-Bouchet, V. DiStefano, E2E Energy Solutions
Optimizing Geothermal Heat Extraction From End Of Life Oil & Gas Wells Using A Transient Multiphase Flow
0830–0900 208928 Simulator
D. Sask, David Sask Technology; P. Graham, Algar Geothermal; C. Nascimento, Schlumberger
Thursday, 17 March | 0800–0930 Palomino F–H
Session 19: Technical Perspectives on CCUS—Modeling, Mineralization, and Sweep
Session Chairpersons: David Langille, Shell Canada; Brian Yee, Advantage Oil & Gas
Time Paper # Presentation
CO2 Mineral Trapping in Basaltic Formation during CO2 Storage
0800–0830 208935 Z. Hamdi, Heriot-Watt University; R. Raja Zainal Raffik, PETRONAS; O.A. Talabi, Schlumberger;
U. Patel, E.J. Mackay, Heriot-Watt University; M. Bataee, Curtin University
Technical & Economic Perspectives of a Successful Commercial Carbon Capture Project: Evolution,
Invited
0830–0900 Challenges & Opportunities
Presenter
J. Martin, R. Bower, Entropy
A Step-change Improvement In Fluid Diversion, Oil Sweep Efficiency, And CO2 Storage Using Novel
0900–0930 208933 Nanoparticle-based Foam
A. Telmadarreie, Cnergreen Corporation; C. Johnsen, S.L. Bryant, University of CalgaryTechnical Program 23
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Thursday, 17 March | 0800–0930 Arabian (2nd level)
Session 20: Offshore I
Session Chairpersons: Chad Lafitte, Cenovus Energy; Sonia Smith, Schlumberger
Time Paper # Presentation
Consideration of Various Parameters and Scenarios in the Simulation of Hydrate Formation
0800–0830 208881
F. Sahari Moghaddam, A. Hamid, M. Abdi, L.A. James, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Quantitative Production Steering through High-Definition Boundary Detection Service for the Sustainable
Development of the Bottomwater Reservoir
0830–0900 208892
J. Huang, Q. Meng, CNOOC-Shenzhen; B. Chang, C. Wang, Schlumberger; Y. Zeng, X. Wu, CNOOC-Shenzhen;
C. He, Schlumberger
Natural Gas Hydrate Equilibria in Brine Including the Effect of Inhibitors on Hydrate Formation
0900–0930 208890 F. Sahari Moghaddam, M. Mahmoodi, M. Zare, F. Goodarzi, Memorial University of Newfowndland;
M. Abdi, M. A. Procense; L.A. James, Memorial University of NewfoundlandTechnical Program 24
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Thursday, 17 March | 1000–1130 Palomino A–C
Session 21 HO: Heavy Oil Analytics
Session Chairpersons: Vahid Dehdari, ConocoPhillips; Darren Worth, C-FER Technologies
Time Paper # Presentation
Machine Learning Enhanced Upscaling of Anisotropic Shear Strength for Heterogeneous Oil Sands
1000–1030 208885
B. Zhang, University of Alberta; Z. Ma, Stanford University; D. Zheng, R.J. Chalaturnyk, J. Boisvert, University of Alberta
The Impact of Increase in Lateral Length on Production Performance of Horizontal Thermal Wells
1030–1100 208977 H. Izadi, University of Alberta; M. Roostaei, M. Mahmoudi, S. Hosseini, M. Soroush, G. Rosi, J. Stevenson,
A. Tuttle, C. Sutton, Variperm Energy Services; J.Y. Leung, University of Alberta; V. Fattahpour, Variperm Energy Services
Integrating Domain Knowledge with Machine Learning to Optimize Electrical Submersible Pump Performance
1100–1130 208972
R.R. Sinha, P. Songchitruksa, A. Sharma, Schlumberger
Thursday, 17 March | 1000–1130 Palomino D
Session 22 UR: Reservoir Modeling, Dynamics & Surveillance II
Session Chairpersons: Graham Hack, Carbon Alpha; Dylan Lougheed, SAGA Wisdom
Time Paper # Presentation
Method for Drawdown Analysis of A Multi-stage Hydraulically-fractured Horizontal Well That Penetrates An
1000–1030 208926 Unconventional Naturally Fractured Reservoir
A. Gutierrez Oseguera, R. Aguilera, University of Calgary
Using the FMB Model to Determine Which Wells out of a Group of Wells Belong to the Same Common Pool
1030–1100 208944
S. Tabatabaie, IHS Markit; H. Behmanesh, SAGA Wisdom; L. Mattar, Retired
Pseudo-Pressure Deconvolution Enhances Rate-Time Models Production History Matches and Forecasts of
1100–1130 208967 Shale Gas Wells
L.M. Ruiz Maraggi, L.W. Lake, M.P. Walsh, The University of Texas at AustinTechnical Program 25
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Thursday, 17 March | 1000–1130 Palomino E
Session 23: Theoretical and Multiscale Investigations
Session Chairpersons: Hassan Dehghanpour, University of Alberta; Lesley James, Memorial University
Time Paper # Presentation
Invited Asphaltene Binding Arrangement in the Presence of Chemical Inhibitors: Molecular Dynamics Approach
1000–1030
Presenter A. Ghamartale, Memorial University of Newfoundland
A CPP Model to Asphaltene Precipitation; Mapping π-π Interactions onto an Equation of State
1030–1100 208942
S. Alimohammadi, L.A. James, Memorial University of Newfoundland
An Experimental Study of Single Component Adsorption/Desorption Isotherms
1100–1130 208920
J. Wolf, University of CalgaryTechnical Program 26
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Thursday, 17 March | 1000–1130 Palomino F–H
Session 24 Panel: Price Forecasting: Where Do We Go from $100/bbl?
Session Chairpersons: Steven Golko, Sproule; Trevor Meador, Precision Well Servicing
We’ve seen the global energy forecasts published by the EIA, IEA and OPEC. But with every new forecast, there are revisions as new data becomes
available. This panel pulls together industry experts that will discuss where future changes to supply may occur based on their ground level
experience and where energy prices may go from here.
Moderator: Jeremy McCrea, Managing Director—Equity Research | Oil and Gas, Raymond James
Panelists:
• Brian Hamm, Chief Executive Officer, McDaniel
• Leonard Herchen, Vice President, International Business Development, GLJ
• Lesley Mitchell, Senior Manager, Resource Evaluation and Advisory, Deloitte
• Liam O’Brien, Senior Associate, Energy Advisory, Sproule
Thursday, 17 March | 1000–1130 Arabian (2nd level)
Session 25: Offshore II
Session Chairpersons: Lesley James, Memorial University
Time Paper # Presentation
Use of Rigorous Multiphase Flow Models for Leak Detection and Online Flow Assurance
1000–1030 208899
S. Smith, K. Havre, C. Trudvang, G. Kjørrefjord, Schlumberger; C.C. King, J.G. Vinicombe, T. Roberts, Cenovus Energy
Assessment of Oil Recovery Methods for Reservoirs in the Flemish Pass Basin
1030–1100 208906
C. Lafitte, Cenovus Energy Inc; L.A. James, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Theoretical Development of a Digital-Twin Based Automation System for Oil Well Drilling Rigs
1100–1130 208902
M.M. Said, R. Pilgrim, G. Rideout, S.D. Butt, Memorial University of NewfoundlandTechnical Program 27
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Thursday, 17 March | 1300–1430 Palomino A–C
Session 26: Best of the 2021 Thermal Well Integrity and Intelligent Wellbore Events
Session Chairpersons: Mark Anderson, ConocoPhillips Canada; Michelle Wolanski, Suncor
Time Paper # Presentation
Applications of Electrical Submersible Pump (ESP) Data for Intelligent Failure Management and Production
Invited
1300–1330 Optimization
Presenter
D. Hematillake, A. Nguyen, Suncor
Invited ConocoPhillips Surmont Operational Experience with Liner Deployed Flow Control Devices
1330–1400
Presenter K. Martel, ConocoPhillips Canada
Invited Geothermal Well Casing Design Similarities With Thermal EOR Wells
1400–1430
Presenter M.S. Woitt, Vertex Professional Services
Thursday, 17 March | 1300–1430 Palomino D
Session 27 UR: Breakthroughs in Production Analysis and Reservoir Management
Session Chairpersons: Christopher Clarkson, University of Calgary; Chad Holowatuk, Consultant
Time Paper # Presentation
Deconvolution Overcomes the Limitations of Rate Normalization and Material Balance Time in Rate-Transient
1300–1330 208948 Analysis of Unconventional Reservoirs
L. Ruiz Maraggi, L.W. Lake, M.P. Walsh, The University of Texas at Austin
Flowback Pattern-Recognition to Distinguish between Formation and Fracturing Water Recovery
1330–1400 208959
Z. Liu, Z. Liu, T. Moussa, H. Dehghanpour, University of Alberta; R.V. Hawkes, Cordax Evalution Technologies
Effective Pressure Maintenance and Fluid Leak-off Management Using Nanoparticle-based Foam
1400–1430 208949
A. Telmadarreie, Cnergreen Corporation; S. Li, S.L. Bryant, University of CalgaryTechnical Program 28
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Thursday, 17 March | 1300–1430 Palomino E
Session 28: Analytics Applications in Production Optimization
Session Chairpersons: Brian Emmerson, Suncor; Glenn Thoben, Spartan Controls
Time Paper # Presentation
Pump Jack Timer Optimization Using Detailed, High-Quality Pressure Monitoring
1300–1330 208964
R. Gordon, Toku Systems Inc.
Cyclic Solvent Process Commercial Optimization
1330–1400 208965 X. Gong, Imperial Oil Resources Ltd.; H. Shahandeh, Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (Amii); G. Maclsaac,
H. Motahhari, M.S. Beckman, L. Dong, Imperial Oil Resources Ltd.
A Machine Learning Approach to Real-time Uncertainty Assessment of SAGD Forecasts and the Optimization
1400–1430 208962 of Steam Allocation
S.O. Hunyinbo, University of Alberta; P.N. Azom, A. Ben-Zvi, Cenovus Energy; J.Y. Leung, University of AlbertaTechnical Program 29
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Thursday, 17 March | 1300–1430 Palomino F–H
Session 29 Panel: Cleantech Commercialization Journey—Supports and Resources
Session Chairpersons: Jonathan Kaida, Sustainable Development Technology Canada
Discussion of how government support goes beyond just a monetary contribution and can enable your technology to meaningfully scale up and be
competitive in a global market. Presentations from three leading cleantech companies on their journey and learnings.
Moderator: Billy Rideout, Chief Innovation Officer, Exergy Solutions
Panelists:
• Tamar Epstein, General Counsel, Validere
• Jonathan Kaida, Ecosystems Lead, Sustainable Development Technology Canada
• Michael Kerr, Director, Regional Innovation, Alberta Innovates
• Connor O’Shea, President, Westgen Technologies
• Mike Tourigny, Chief Operating Officer, Acceleware
Thursday, 17 March | 1300–1430 Arabian (2nd level)
Session 30: Optimizing Drilling and Completions
Session Chairpersons: Kamran Jorshari, Petrolead Inc.; Nannette Ho-Covernton, Spartan Controls
Time Paper # Presentation
Mitigating Surge and Swab by Changing Tripping from a Batch to a Continuous Process
1300–1330 208923
R. Pilgrim, S.D. Butt, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Tripping Optimisation for Drilling Systems Automation: Potential of Digital Twins, Transient Models and
1330–1400 208961 Control Systems to Reduce Invisible Lost Time in Well Construction
M.J. Forshaw, R.A. Madeira, P.J. Arévalo, Baker Hughes
Bacteria Control in Unconventional High Temperature Downhole Conditions during Completions
1400–1430 208930
M. Graham, Vesta Energy Ltd; J. Kramer, Italmatch USA Corporation
Thursday, 17 March | 1500–1630 Palomino A–C
Session 31 Panel: Bitumen Beyond Combustion
Session Chairpersons: Dmitry Bogatkov, Suncor; Mazda Irani, E2E Energy Solutions
Are we burning a treasure? Is Alberta’s vast bitumen resource “dirty oil” or can it be a part of the solution to the challenge of net-zero? Let’s talk
about how the Canadian ingenuity can turn dirty oil into black gold! This session brings together panelists representing industry, research and
academia to discuss the optimization of the entire bitumen value chain, valorization of heavy ends, petcoke, and a plethora of new products from
carbon-rich bitumen feedstocks. Join us to hear about advanced materials utilizing carbon in manufacturing, infrastructure, energy storage, and
other strategies adding value to the future economy of Alberta. Come armed with questions about feasibility, timelines, and technologies.
Moderator: Bryan Helfenbaum, Executive Director of Advanced Hydrocarbons, Alberta Innovates
Panelists:
• Paolo Bomben, Senior Manager—Clean Technology Development, Alberta Innovates
• Todd Pugsley, Director of Technology Development, Suncor
• Alireza Yazdi, Carbon Capture Lead, Imperial OilTechnical Program 30
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Thursday, 17 March | 1500–1630 Palomino D
Session 32 UR: Learnings from the Montney Play
Session Chairpersons: Niel Beckie, S&P Global Inc.; Nicole Frechette, Baytex Energy
Time Paper # Presentation
Invited Risking Future Development Based Upon Offset Production
1500–1530
Presenter E. Ducatel, ARC Resources
Invited Filtering Through the Noise with Stacked Fracture Geometry Diagnostics
1530–1600
Presenter M. de Groot, T. Hobbs, Ovintiv Canada
Invited Montney Integrated Modeling Project
1600–1630
Presenter Michelle Johnston, ARC Resources
Thursday, 17 March | 1500–1630 Palomino E
Session 33: Re-Imagining the Possible: How Technology Can Be Leveraged to Solve Energy’s Biggest Programs
Join our panel of experts to learn about best practices from an outsider’s perspective and what the energy industry can leverage to improve and
innovate. From strategy to tactical, outsourcing to intrapreneurship, shiny objects to simple fixes, quick wins and enterprise transformation, our
speakers will certainly challenge, equip and inspire you to move forward in your digital transformation journey.
Moderator: Brian Emmerson, Manager, Advanced Analytics, Suncor
Panelists:
• Melanie Popp, Senior Manager—Operations, PwC
• Mark Speaker, Industry Solutions Executive, Microsoft
• Brent Willett, Western NA Regional Services & Supply Chain Lead, AltaMLTechnical Program 31
Technical Program (as of 07 March 2022)
Thursday, 17 March | 1500–1630 Palomino F–H
Session 34: Clean Technology for Emission Reduction
Session Chairpersons: David Van Den Assem, Alberta Innovates; Jonathan Kaida, Sustainable Development Technology Canada
Time Paper # Presentation
Improvement of Energy Efficiency in Gas Condensate Stabilization Unit: Process Optimization through Exergy Analysis
A. Hajizadeh, M. Mohamadi-Baghmolaei, Memorial University of Newfoundland; F. Mirghaderi, Gas Condensate
1500–1530 208957
Research Group; R. Azin, Persian Gulf University; S. Zendehboudi, Memorial University of Newfoundland;
T. Saneei, H. Rajaei, S. Keshavarzian, Nouri Petrochemical Company
Unlocking Economic Zero Bleed Pneumatic Retrofits: A Review of Learnings from Westgen’s SDTC
Invited
1530–1600 Demonstration Project
Presenter
C. O’Shea, B. Klepacki, Westgen Technologies
Steam-Solvent Process: A Gamechanger in Cutting Emissions in In-Situ Recovery of Oil Sands
1600–1630 208966
A. Filstein, ConocoPhillips Canada; M. Chowdhuri, X. Deng, H. Huang, InnoTech Alberta
Thursday, 17 March | 1500–1630 Palomino F–H
Session 35 Panel: A Pre-Mortem for Canadian CCUS Momentum
Session Chairpersons: David Langille, Shell Canada
What are the blockers to deploying CCUS? Imagine it’s 2030. Why hasn’t CCUS taken off like we had hoped in Canada?
Moderator: David Langille, Shell Canada
Panelists:
• Andrew Botterill, Global Leader, Financial Advisory, Energy Resources & Industrials, Deloitte
• Rick Chalaturnyk, Professor, Geotechnical Engineering, NSERC/Energi Simulation Industrial Research Chair in Reservoir Geomechanics, University of Alberta
• James Martin, VP Engineering, Entropy
• Lisa Tebbutt, Director Business Development, Wolf MidstreamKnowledge Sharing ePosters 32
Knowledge Sharing ePosters (as of 07 March 2022)
Time Paper # Presentation
Wednesday 16 March | 0930–1500 | Station 1 Exhibit Floor
The Cyclically Restored In Situ Petrophysics (CRISP) Method for Analysis of Petrophysical Properties of
0945–1000 208969 Unconsolidated Oil Sands Reservoirs: Overview and Testing Update
G. Spray, A.X. Cui, D. Brabant, AGAT Laboratories
Multiscenario Development Planning by Means of the Digital Twin of the Petroleum Field
1200–1215 208970 A. Aslanyan, Nafta College; A. Popov, I. Zhdanov, E. Pakhomov, Gazpromneft STC; D. Gulyaev, R. Farakhova,
R. Guss, Sofoil; M. Dementeva, PolyKod
Powering Offshore Installations With Wind Energy
1215–1230 208979
B. MacDougall, J. Hudson, Waterford Energy Services Inc.
Evaluating the Prospect of Oil Production in Tight Winterhouse Formation Rocks in Western Newfoundland
1230–1245 208908
J. Hawco, B. Elliott, E. Sripal, J. Lesley, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Using Machine Learning Method to Optimize Well Stimulation Design in Heterogeneous Naturally Fractured
Tight Reservoirs
1245–1300 208971
H. Liu, L. Cui, CNPC; Z. Liu, China National Oil & Gas Exploration & Development Company; C. Zhou,
China University of Petroleum; M. Yao, PetroChina Tarim Oilfield Company; H. Ma, University of Calgary; Q. Liu, CNPC
Quantification of Phase Behaviour and Physical Properties of Alkane Solvent(s)/CO2/ Water/Heavy Oil
1430–1445 208968 Systems under Equilibrium and Nonequilibrium Conditions
D. Yang, Y. Li, D. Huang, University of Regina
Fluor Solvent Offers Significantly Lower GHG Intensity CO2 Removal from Natural Gas than MDEA for Horn River
1445–1500 208912
M. Rodwell, Fluor Corp.
Wednesday 16 March | 0930–1500 | Station 2 Exhibit Floor
Enhancement of Production Data in Tight Gas Reservoir Through an Automated Multiphase Measurement Skid
0930–0945 208976 for Remote Operation
C. Garay, J. Sanz, F. Salas, ENAP; C. Pucci, A. Castro, V. Bastos, E. Schubert Jr., B.C. Theuveny, Schlumberger
A Novel Approach to Post-Combustion Carbon Capture Processes in Natural Gas Plants by Reduction of Solvent
Regeneration Time
0945–1000 208887
W.F. Ekpotu, Power & Energy Oil Tools Ltd.; Q. Nwabueze, University of Port-Harcourt;
J. Akintola, Lagos State University; M. Obialor, Kunsan National University; I. Ansa, Genesis Energy
Assess the Impact of Shallow Water Flow Geohazard on Drilling Operations in the Riserless Sections of
1200–1215 208917 Deepwater Well Construction
N.M. Kulkarni, L. Heinze, Texas Tech University
The Application of Complex Displacement in Cyclic Steam Stimulation (CSS) & Steam Flooding (SF) Development in
1215–1230 208940 Liaohe Oilfield: A Field Performance Study
X. Wu, S. Sun, L. Hao, J. Liu, Drilling and Production Institute of Liaohe OilfieldKnowledge Sharing ePosters 33
Knowledge Sharing ePosters (as of 07 March 2022)
Time Paper # Presentation
Wednesday 16 March | 0930–1500 | Station 2 Exhibit Floor
Improving the Steam Quality Injected in a Heavy Oil Reservoir by Using a Cyclonic-Type Condensate
1230–1245 208936 Separator: A Field Pilot
A. Solano Arias, Mansarovar Energy Colombia Ltd.
Holistic Real-Time Drilling Parameters Optimization Delivers Best-in-Class Drilling Performance and
1245–1300 208958 Preserves Bit Condition - A Case History from an Integrated Project in the Middle East
K. Abdelaal, K. Atere, Halliburton; K. LeRoy, A. Eddy, R. Smith, Pason Systems Corp
Invited Artificial Intelligence Application in Oilfield Specialty Chemicals Product Development
1430–1445
Presenter M. Jin, P. Qiao, D. Yang, A. Faghihnejad, S. Gao, ChampionX
Thursday 17 March | 0930–1245 | Station 1 Exhibit Floor
Critical Assessment of the Hybrid Impact of Surfactants on Modified Salinity Water Flooding
0930–0945 208974
A.F. Belhaj, N. Singh, H.K. Sarma, University of Calgary
Thermal Simulation on Enhanced Coalbed Methane Recovery under Microwave Heating Based on a Fully
1200–1215 208904 Coupled Numerical Model
J. Zhu, H. Wang, Z. Yang, X. Li, Southwest Petroleum University; J. Zhou, Sichuan University
Electromagnetic Induction Heating Technology for Enhanced Heavy Oil and Bitumen Recovery
1215–1230 208907 A. Sherwali, University of British Columbia; M. Noroozi, Subterra Energy Consulting; W.G. Dunford,
University of British Columbia
An Experimental Investigation of Asphaltene Aggregation Under Carbon Dioxide Injection Flow in
1230–1245 208950 Ultra-Low-Permeability Pore Structure
M. Elturki, A.H. Imqam, Missouri University of Science & Tech
Thursday 17 March | 0930–1230 | Station 2 Exhibit Floor
Understanding Field Performance of Paraffin Inhibitors Using Differential Scanning Calorimetry
0930–0945 208978
M. Shuya, H. Baron, C. Tiberio, Baker Hughes
Sand Management Practices for Extended ESP Run Life, A Study Case from a Mature Field in Ecuador
1200–1215 208911
X. Xu, A. Albuja, Andes Petroleum; A.J. Izurieta, Halliburton; X. Wan, H. Yang, Z. Wang, Andes Petroleum
Pore-scale Modellings On The Impacts Of Hydrate Distribution Morphology On Gas And Water Transport In
1215–1230 208978 Hydrate-bearing Sediments
Z. Li, J. You, G. Qin, University of HoustonExhibitors 34 Exhibition Floor Plan
Exhibitors 35
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002 Rock Flow Dynamics/tNavigator 006 Terralog/Semerra
Sales Contact: Jessica Kalynn Sales Contact: Kerry Kristiansen
P: 403 998 9299 P: 403 270 4904
E: jessica.kalynn@rfdyn.com E: kerryk@terralog.com
rfdyn.com terralog.com / semerra.com
tNavigator is a state-of-the-art reservoir modelling and simulation Terralog Technologies Inc is focused on developing/implementing new
platform, offering a wide range of advanced innovative tools for technologies for Sustainable Resource Development. Semerra is an oilfield
geoscience, reservoir, and production engineering disciplines. Come by pumping company with over 20 years experience in Canada. Terralog/
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switching to tNavigator. services for sustainable unconventional resource development.
003 KAPPA 007 DataCan Services Corp.
Sales Contact: Erin Summers Sales Contact: David Hartwell
E: summers@kappaeng.com P: 403 352 2245
kappaeng.com E: sales@datacan.ca
datacan.ca
KAPPA is an upstream petroleum engineering software, training,
and consulting company specialized in Dynamic Data Analysis and DataCan designs, manufactures and sells downhole and surface
completion evaluation. KAPPA develops and markets the industry- measurement solutions: downhole memory pressure gauges,
standard Saphir (PTA), Emeraude (CHL) software, ORCHID (integrated permanent monitoring, production logging, wireline measuring heads,
diagnostics and analysis platform), and has integrated workflows for geothermal logging tools, downhole shut-in tools, coiled tubing force
handling PDGs and UR. gauges, wireline truck logging systems.
004 OZ Optics Ltd. 008 AGAT Laboratories
Sales Contact: Omur Sezerman Sales Contact: Doug Schmaltz
P: 613 831 0981 P: 403 735 2767
E: sales@ozoptics.com E: schmaltz@agatlabs.com
ozoptics.com agatlabs.com
OZ’ Award Winning sensor is able to measure simultaneously strain AGAT Laboratories is a highly-specialized Canadian company. With
and temperature along the entire length of a standard telecom fiber. 43 locations coast to coast, we are the largest privately-owned
It is ideal for monitoring large structures including oil & gas pipelines, National laboratory network in Canada. AGAT’s operations encompass
bridges, power lines, dams, and security fences. The sensor could also 12 scientific divisions that provide full-service solutions to the
be used in detecting fire, corrosion/erosion. Environment, Energy, Mining, Industrial, Transportation, Agri-Food and
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005 Carbon Connect International
Sales Contact: Ively ‘Lee’ Araujo 009 IFP Technologies (Canada) Inc.
P: 587 351 7373 Sales Contact: Nelly Buitrago
E: i.araujo@carbonconnectinternational.com P: 403 401 3335
carbonconnectinternational.com E: nelly.buitrago@ifp-canada.com
Carbon Connect International focuses on helping industry achieve ifp-canada.com
tangible results through: 1) Actionable emissions reduction plans: baseline, IFP Canada brings to Americas the experience of over 70 years of
quantification and technology implementation. 2) Program development improving oil and gas exploration and recovery techniques. We focus
and oversight (currently MTIP and BROA). 3) Technical training (e.g., on two main areas: Services in Enhanced Oil Recovery including
Methane Emissions Measurement and Mitigation Methodologies course). consulting and training from lab to the field, and consulting services
in Geoscience and Unconventional Resources.Exhibitors 36
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010 TOKU Systems Inc. 013 St. John Ambulance
Sales Contact: Tory Nudd Sales Contact: Meagan Taylor
P: 403 710 0056 P: 780 264 7079
E: tory.nudd@tokusystems.com E: meagan.taylor@sja.ca
tokusystems.com sja.ca/en
TOKU provides an end-to-end IIoT system for pipeline leak detection, St. John Ambulance offers First Aid training programs in a variety of
slug management, rod pump performance monitoring and tank level formats to meet your unique workplace health and safety needs across
measurement. This leading-edge pressure monitoring system can be Canada. We will work with you to develop a customized solution to
installed by operators in minutes and lets O&G producers quickly and meet your occupational health and safety needs.
clearly visualize fluid dynamics within their operations and optimize
performance. 014 InflowControl
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011 Henan Shenlong Petroleum Drilling Tools Co. P: 403 669 9845
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P: 825 712 8702 inflowcontrol.no
E: petrodrillingtools@gmail.com
InflowControl are passionate and focused on their mission to support
petrodrillingtools.com
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Shenlong is an integrated manufacturer of non magnetic drill collars. company developed the industry leading AICV® (Autonomous Inflow
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magnesium alloys and degradable rubber used for the dissolvable reduce GHG emissions.
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017 Advanced Upstream Ltd.
Sales Contact: Albina Salikhova
012 Schlumberger Canada E: info@advancedupstream.com
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P: 403 978 3375 Advanced Upstream Ltd. is an oilfield equipment company specializing
E: CIstchenko@slb.com in the engineering and production of innovative downhole completion
software.slb.com tools, in particular Limitless™, a revolutionary fracturing system
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018 DarkVision Technologies Inc.
and sustainability in projects, full assets, entire basins, and at global- Sales Contact: Tom Littleford
enterprise level. P: 604 398 4004
E: marketing@darkvisiontech.com
darkvisiontech.com
DarkVision’s high-resolution acoustic imaging technology delivers
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