CONFERENCE PREVIEW

26–28 JANUARY 2016Jumeirah at Etihad Towers, Abu Dhabi, UAE

SPE/IADC MIDDLE EAST DRILLING TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION

Leveraging Knowledge and Technology to Manage Growth

SPE/IADCConference and Exhibition

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTSMonday, 25 January 2016

0800–1600 hours One-Day Training Course Modern Well Design

1400–1800 hours Registration and Speaker Check−In

Tuesday, 26 January 2016

0730–1700 hours Registration and Speaker Check−In

0900–1000 hours Opening Ceremony

0900–1700 hours Exhibition Opening

1100–1230 hours Executive Plenary Session: Leveraging Knowledge and Technology to Manage Growth

1230–1330 hours Luncheon

1330–1500 hours Panel Session 1 Automating the Drilling Process

1500–1530 hours Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session

1530–1700 hours Session 1 Sustainable HSE Culture

Session 2 High Impact Drilling Challenges-I

Session 3 Production Enhancement

Wednesday, 27 January 2016

0800–1600 hours Registration and Speaker Check−In

0900–1700 hours Exhibition

0900–1030 hours Session 4 Directional Control and Well Placement

Session 5 Multistage Fracturing

Session 6 New Ways of Managing Big

Drilling Campaigns

1030–1100 hours Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session

1100–1230 hours Panel Session 2 Importing and Integrating Best Practices and Knowledge Transfer

1230–1330 hours Luncheon

1330–1500 hoursSession 7

New Generation of Drilling Rigs and Equipment—Automation/Remote Operations

Session 8 Completion Technology

Session 9 ROP Enhancement

1500–1530 hours Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session

1530–1700 hours Session 10 Drilling Equipment

Session 11 Gas Well Completions

Special Session: Drilling Wells 2030 and Beyond

Thursday, 28 January 2016

0800–1500 hours Registration and Speaker Check−In

0800–1500 hours Exhibition

0900–1030 hours Session 12 High Impact Drilling Challenges-II

Session 13 Intervention to Restore Well Integrity

Session 14 Wellbore Stability and Zonal Isolation

1030–1100 hours Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session

1100–1230 hours Session 15 Well Design and Construction

Session 16 Drilling and Completion Best Practices

Session 17 Real Time Drilling

1230–1330 hours Luncheon

1330–1500 hours Session 18 Well Design to Maximise the Well Life Cycle

Session 19 Formation Damage/Mitigation

1500–1630 hours Closing Ceremony and Raffle DrawKeynote Speaker: David Reid, Chief Marketing Officer, NOV

Technical Sessions

Opening + Executive Plenary Session

Panel Sessions

Special Session

Training Course

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OPENING CEREMONY

Welcome Remarks by:Adib Al-Muimen, Conference Co-Chairperson, Manager, Workover

Engineering Department (WOED), Saudi Aramco

Nathan Meehan, 2016 President

Stephen A. Colville, President and CEO, IADC

ExECUTIVE PLENARY SESSION: LEVERAGING KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNOLOGY TO MANAGE GROWTHOne of the traits of the E&P industry is its ability to seamlessly transfer its knowhow from one region to another. This is especially true for drilling, HSE, completions, well integrity and other similar practices. The E&P world is becoming more and more global, and the geographical boundaries of constraining cutting edge technologies, novel practices, and innovative approaches is disappearing with the ease of communication, ease of travel, and the need to compete in broader markets. Despite the current market conditions, the Middle East is an attractive region to further develop technologies and practices that started elsewhere around the world. The fact that a number of large projects are progressing or starting in the regions invites IOC and large international service companies to import and integrate its best practices in the region. The success of this integration is only possible when conveying the knowledge through technical staff to ensure proper implementation and transfer of learnings. The NOCs typically take advantage of this transfer of knowledge in order to timely achieve their plans in line with their country’s strategy.

Panelists:Fahed Al-Ameri, Drilling Manager, ADNOC

Omar Al-Husaini, General Manager, Drilling and Workover Operations,

Saudi Aramco

James Blaine, Middle East JV Drilling Manager, ExxonMobil

David Reid, Chief Marketing Officer, NOV

Bobby Viktorin, Vice President Drilling, ZADCO

PANEL SESSION 1: AUTOMATING THE DRILLING PROCESSAs drilling complexity has shown a demand for drilling technologies,

whereas drilling automation is becoming a necessity to improve

the operational safety factors while drilling faster, thru a continuous

automated communication process that integrates downhole BHA and

components, rig, and surface equipment.

Automated drilling delivers performance improvements to the

well construction process and helps fill the competency gaps. The

technology incorporates an open architecture for both downhole and

surface components, and is designed to ensure economic viability,

that pushes the boundaries of drilling automation which is a

“customer configurable” platform, that allows more access into more

drilling technologies to integrate in the future, with continuous drilling

optimisation.

Panelists: John Curtis, President, Petrolink

David Farmer, Senior Vice President, Europe, Middle East & Asia,

Parker Drilling

Tony Pink, Vice President of Automated Drilling Applications, NOV

Hermann Spoerker, General Supervisor, D&WO Optimisation Division,

Saudi Aramco

PANEL SESSION 2: IMPORTING AND INTEGRATING BEST PRACTICES AND KNOWLEDGE TRANSFERAs the industry expands into new frontiers, the best way to capitalise on learning from previous experiences is to develop a systematic way of importing lessons learnt from operations, best practices, and technologies from other part of the world. Such practices are well defined and well established in international oil companies and large multinational service companies. They allow these companies to quickly adapt to new environments and apply new technologies and techniques with more confidence. Transfer of these practices from one region to another requires a clear understanding of the difference and similarities between the different regions and careful planning of how to best integrate these practices. In addition to information sharing and technology transfer, the transfer of staff may sometimes be necessary to ensure the best possible outcome, while developing local talent. The panel is asked to discuss some specific examples of how the import and integration of best practices and knowledge transfer has helped IOC’s join hands with NOC in a number of projects and how this helped service companies differentiate their capabilities in well established

markets.

Panelists:

Ehsan Akhavan, Principal O&G Strategy Consultant, Accenture

Faisal Al Hosani, Vice President, Drilling Operations, ADCO

Robert Mandjes, Drilling & Measurements Technical and Marketing

Manager, Schlumberger

Robert Nisbet, Senior Manager Drilling Business Support, ZADCO

James Petpisit, Strategic Business Manager-Cementing, Halliburton

CLOSING CEREMONYDistinguished Guest Speaker:David Reid, Chief Marketing Officer, NOV

PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS

Improve your technical skills with one-day training course held alongside the conference.

Course Title: Modern Well Design

Date: 25 January 2016

Instructor: Bernt S. Aadnoy, Professor of Drilling

Engineering, Stavanger University

For more information contact Gehan Megahed at gmegahed@spe.org

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SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS

PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE MEMBERSPROGRAMME CO-CHAIRS

EXHIBITORSAberdeen Drilling International

Alert Disaster Control

Burintekh

CANSCO Well Control

Churchill Drilling Tools

Derrick Equipment Company

Drilling Systems

Drillmec

DrillScan

e-Drilling

Encapso

Frank’s International

GustoMSC

Halliburton

International Association of Drilling Contractors

MTU

National Oilwell Varco

Peloton

Sakson Drilling & Oil Services

Schlumberger

Society of Petroleum Engineers

TDE International Limited

Tesco Canada International

Weatherford

Woodhouse International

ZADCO

Adib Al-MumenCo-ChairWorkover Engineering Department (WOED), Saudi Aramco

Luisa GharzelddineCo-ChairPetro Technical Engineering Center Manager, Schlumberger

A. Salim David KhemakhemCo-ChairVice President of Well Operations, ZADCO

Ibrahim Al-Alawi, Almansoori

Sultan Al Ebri, NDC

Abdulmohsen Al-Marzouqi, ADMA–OPCO

Khaled Saleh Al Messabi, NDC

Khaled Al Tamimi, Mubadala Petroleum

Nazar Al-Tarief, Tatweer Petroleum

Pascal Aviengne, Shell

Rami Bakir, National Oilwell Varco

Mazen Doha, ExxonMobil

Farzad Farzadnia, Independent Consultant

Dave GeerIADC RepresentativeRegional Director–Africa and Middle East, IADC

Mahmoud Hassan, ZADCO

Michael Jellison, National Oilwell Varco

Animesh Kumar, Halliburton Cementing

Mike Simpson, Cansco

Binu Meeran, GE Oil & Gas

Jason Power, Noble

Manoj Raghavan, KCA Deutag

Matt Regan, Kongsberg Oil & Gas Technologies

Ernst Schnell, Halliburton Cementing

James Tuppen, Wild Well Control

Kevin Wink, Gulf Drilling International

Exclusive Delegate Bags Sponsor Silver SponsorsExclusive Coffee Break Sponsor

Author Gifts Exclusive Sponsor Topical Luncheon Sponsor

Platinum SponsorTitanium SponsorGold Sponsors

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