Bakken Artificial Lift & Production Optimization Congress 2014

The Only Dedicated Congress For Production Professionals In The Bakken

Examining Technical Solutions For Reducing Failure Rates,

Maximizing Productivity & Improving Run Times By

Optimizing Artificial Lift Design &Chemical Treatments For Bakken Wells& Overcoming Challenges Relating To Sand Control,

Gas Interference & Wellbore Deviation

Featuring Brand New Case Studies On:

July 16-17, 2014 | Denver | Colorado

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• ARTIFICIAL LIFT SELECTION AND OPTIMIZATION: Comparing different artificial lift techniques on how successful they are in reducing failure rates and maximizing run times in the Bakken and examining specific advances in optimizing: w Gas Lift w Rod Pumps w ESPs w Jet Pumps

• CHEMICAL TREATMENTS AND CORROSION CONTROL: Evaluating which chemical inhibitors are leading the way in controlling corrosion of both down hole and surface equipment to reduce failure rates in the Bakken

• SCALE FORMATION: Analyzing treatments for preventing scale formation on pumps and downhole equipment to quantify which have the most practical impact on reducing operational cost and increasing production

• SAND CONTROL: Designing artificial lift techniques to optimally handle solids and sharing solutions for keeping sand in formation during completions to prevent it from getting into pumps

• GAS INTERFERENCE: Understanding how operators can optimize gas separators, pumps and bottom hole assemblies to minimize gas interference and reduce failure rates

• WELLBORE DEVIATION: Providing insight into ways of mitigating the effects of wellbore deviation on rod pumps and surface equipment and optimizing artificial lift design to get through dog legs

• GAS FLARING AND WATER DISPOSAL: Meeting regulatory requirements through reduced gas flaring and effective water disposal strategies

Robert Brooks Reservoir Engineering Manager WPX

Matt Wortmann Senior Production Engineer Halcón Resources

Christopher Clark Production Manager Liberty Resources

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Dominic Spencer EVP Triangle Petroleum

Tim Brown Wellsite Supervisor Continental Resources

Bayram Kalpakci Senior Engineering Advisor Anadarko Petroleum Corporation

Chad Forsman Exploitation Engineer Legacy Reserves Operations, LP

Danny Green Production Engineer SM Energy

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WHAT’S NEW THIS YEAR

INCREASED FOCUS ON ROD PUMPS:To reflect the continued dominance of rod pumps and growing usage of gas lift in the Bakken, the event this year will have an increased focus on optimizing these artificial lift techniques in addition to spotlight sessions on gas lift, jet pumps and ESPs

NEW CHEMICAL TREATMENTS PANEL:Due to attendee demand, there will be an increased focus on chemical treatments in addition to artificial lift, including a special chemical treatments panel featuring representatives from Hess, Anadarko, Halcon Resources and Legacy Reserves

EXPANDED FOCUS ON CHOKE MANAGEMENT & WELLBORE DEVIATION:This year’s agenda will also have individual sessions on dealing with wellbore deviation and choke management to understand the specific solutions for each that can deliver reduced failure rates, improved run times and increased productivity

GAS FLARING, WATER DISPOSAL & ELECTRICITY INFRASTRUCTURE:To ensure that the agenda covers all of the key issues facing production professionals in the Bakken, this year’s event will supplement the usual focus on artificial lift and chemical treatments with additional sessions focusing on solutions for reducing gas flaring and effectively disposing of water to give attendees all the tools needed to meet evolving regulatory requirements

The Bakken success story has continued into 2014, with the latest data showing that wells in the region are now producing over a million barrels of oil per day. However, operators are increasingly aware that with the productivity rate of Bakken wells shown to decline by an average of 70% in the first year, it is vital that they optimize the production phase of their operations if this explosive growth is to be sustained.

Operators in the region therefore increasingly need to know which artificial lift techniques and chemical treatments are working best in the Bakken to cost-effectively maximize production rates.

Building on the sell-out success of the first event in the series, the 2nd Annual Bakken Artificial Lift & Production Optimization Congress 2014 will again bring together Bakken’s leading E&Ps for the only dedicated congress for production professionals in the Bakken, focusing on artificial lift, chemical treatments & production optimization.

Featuring a totally revamped agenda for 2014, the event this year will deliver 20+ brand new case studies based on work done in the last year. Speakers will be examining technical solutions for reducing failure rates, maximizing productivity & improving run times by optimizing artificial lift design & chemical treatments for Bakken wells & overcoming challenges relating to sand control, gas interference & wellbore deviation.

Renaissance Denver HotelColorado Ballroom C & D3801 Quebec StreetDenver, CO 80207

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“I liked the openness and willingness to share information”PRODUCTION ENGINEER, OASIS PETROLEUM

“Covers a range of topics of interest to production engineers”PRODUCTION ENGINEER, SHELL

“Focused on production related topics”PRODUCTION ENGINEER, MARATHON OIL

Venue Information:

ARTIFICIAL LIFT AND CHEMICAL TREATMENTSDay 1Wednesday July 16, 2014

8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks

KEYNOTE PANEL: ARTIFICIAL LIFT SELECTION8.40 Comparing Different Artificial Lift Techniques And Designs On The Failure Rates, Run Times And Productivity They Can Achieve In The Bakken

•Evaluatingtheprosandconsofrodpumps,gaslifts,ESPsandjetpumpsoncriteriaincludingproductionrates,runtimesandfailurerates

•Weighinguptheinstallationandoperationalcostofeachtechniqueagainstimpactonproductivitytofindthemostcost-effectiveoptions

•Understandingwhichartificiallifttechniquesareprovingoptimalindealingwithgasinterferenceandhandlingsolidstopreventfailures

•Determiningwhichtechniquescanbeoptimallyusedindeviatedwellstomaximizeproductionrates

Panelist: Dominic Spencer, EVP, Triangle Petroleum USA Corporation9.10 Question & Answer Session

ARTIFICIAL LIFT OPTIMIZATIONBREAKING DOWN ADVANCES IN APPLYING ROD PUMPS,

GAS LIFT, ESPs AND JET PUMPS IN THE BAKKEN TO REDUCE FAILURE RATES, IMPROVE RUN TIMES AND

MAXIMIZE PRODUCTIVITY

ROD PUMPS9.20 Providing A Case Study On Selecting And Optimizing Rod Lift Systems In The Bakken To Ensure Maximum Productivity In Economically Marginal Areas

•Explaininghowrodliftcanbeusedtooptimizeproductioninhighwatercutareas

•Determiningtheoptimalsizeoftheartificialliftsystemtocost-effectivelymaximizeproductivity

•Comparinglongstroke,reciprocatingrodliftpumpingunitswithtubingpumpstotraditionalconventionalgeometrypumpingunitswithinsertpumpstodeterminewhichworksbestintheBakken

•Evaluatingdifferentrodliftsystemsonthebasisoflongevity/reliability,totalfluidrates,downholepumpdiagnosticsandothergeneraloperatingparameters

Danny Green, Production Engineer Specialist, SM Energy9.50 Question & Answer Session

ROD PUMP DESIGN10.00 Optimizing The Design Of Rod Pump Systems To Increase MTBF

•DemonstratingabreakdownoftheSRPsystemtoshowtheMTBFofeachcomponent

•OptimizingcomponentselectiontoaddressindividualMTBFconcerns

•Examiningsystemdesignstrategiestoensureallcomponentsworktogethertoincreasetheoverallrunlifeofthesystem

Tariq Ahmed, Global Project Manager, Cameron10.20 Question & Answer Session

10.30 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

JET PUMPS11.00 Determining How To Optimize Surface Equipment And Power Fluids When Using Jet Pumps In The Bakken To Maximize Gains In Production Rates

•Understandinghowpowerfluidselectionanddirectionratecaninfluenceerosionalvelocities

•Explaininghowoperatorscansourcewatertobeabletocontinuouslypumpfluidsdownthewellatminimumcost

•Evaluatingoptimalstrategiesforhandlinganddisposingofwaterthatcomesoutofthewellduringtheusageofjetpumps

•Detailingthewelldepthsatwhichjetpumpsarebeingmostsuccessfullyapplied

•Examiningcommonissuesencounteredwithelectricdrivenmotorsorgasenginesthatpowerthepumpandhowtheyanbesolved

Christopher Clark, Production Manager, Liberty Resources LLC

11.30 Question & Answer Session

ESPs11.40 Examining Strategies For Dealing With Gas Interference And Sand Production When Using ESPs In The Bakken To Improve Run Times At Minimum Cost•Mitigatingproblemsrelatingtosandandgasgettinginto

downholemechanicalpartswithlowtolerance•UnderstandingtheoptimalsizeofESPtouseindifferent

situationsandanalyzingtheruntimesthatcanbeachievedonsmallerESPs

•Explainingtechniquesforpreventinggasinterferencefromcausingmotorstooverheat

•ExamininghowoperatorscanminimizeelectricitycostswhenrunningESPsbyoptimizingtheircontrolbuildingandelectricalsetup

Matt Wortmann, Senior Production Engineer, Halcon Resources12.10 Question & Answer Session

ESP: CASE STUDY12.20 Examining Offset Data Between A Well On ESP And A Rotoflex Unit And Two ESP’s On A Multi Pad To Determine The Advantages Of Utilizing ESP’s In The Bakken•EvaluatingwhetheraggressivepreliminaryESPproduction

raisesthedeclinecurveenoughtojustifyinitialoutlay•DecipheringthelowestproductionrateatwhichESPscanrun

withoutfailingtodeterminethepointatwhichitcan’tbeused•AssessingthefailurerateofESPsbeingusedintheBakkento

definethetotalrunlifethatcanbeexpected•ExaminingtheeffectivenessofusingESPsformovingadditional

fluidtocleanthewellupbeforerunningrodpumpDJ Fakelman, Account Representative, Halliburton Artificial Lift12.40 Question & Answer Session

12.50 Lunch In The Exhibition Showcase Area

GAS LIFT: DESIGN OPTIMIZATION & GAS SUPPLY SOURCING1.50 Optimizing Gas Lifts In The Bakken To Reduce Bottom Hole Pressure, Relieve Back Pressure On The Formation And Improve Productivity•Evaluatingtheextenttowhichgasliftscanactuallyreduce

bottomholepressurebelowwhatisachievedbyrodpumpsorESPs

•Benchmarkingoptimaltubesizing,pressuresettings,locationsanddepthsforgasliftsinBakkenwells

•Understandinghowtooptimizethereliabilityofsurfaceequipmentduringgasliftoperations

•DetermininghowlonggasliftscantypicallyberuninBakkenwellsbeforetheyneedtobeswitchedovertorodpumps

•Identifyingsolutionsforsourcingasufficientsupplyofgasforlargevolumeapplicationofgaslift

•IdentifyingdifferentoptionsforsecuringareliablesourceofhighpressuregasforgasliftintheBakken

Arge Mendez, Production, Completions and Artificial Lift Specialist, Legacy Reserves2.20 Question & Answer Session

CHEMICAL TREATMENTS FOR CORROSION AND SCALING

OPTIMIZING CHEMICAL TREATMENTS FOR INHIBITING CORROSION AND SCALING ON DOWNHOLE AND

SURFACE EQUIPMENT TO DELIVER REDUCED FAILURE RATES AND IMPROVED RUN TIMES

CHEMICAL TREATMENT: SCALING2.30 Comparing Treatments For Preventing Scale Formation On Pumps And Downhole Equipment On The Basis Of Cost And Impact On Productivity•Examiningoptimaltreatmentoptionsfromscalingcaused

byCalciumCarbonate,IronCarbonateandZinctoinhibititsdevelopmentbeforeitbecomesacostlyissue

•Understandinghowtodealwithscalingbetweenthepost-fracandpost-pumpphaseofproduction

•Determininghowtogetscaleinhibitorstowheretheyneedtobewhilstthewellisflowing

•Understandinghowchangestothedesignofanartificialliftcanpreventscalingfromoccurringandeliminatetheneedforchemicaltreatments

Carlos Cardenas Baldwin, Production Engineer, Hunt Oil Company3.00 Question & Answer Session

3.10 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

CORROSION CONTROL PANEL: CHEMICAL TREATMENTS3.40 Comparing Batch And Continuous Chemical Treatments For Corrosion Control On The Basis Of Cost-Per-Well And Reductions In Failure Rates•Documentingfailureratesinwellsusingcontinuousandbatch

treatmentstodeterminewhichhasthemostpracticalimpactoninhibitingcorrosion

•Understandinghowtoeliminatetheeffectsofelectrolysisonpipesandwellcasingtoavoiddamagethatcouldleadtoreducedruntimes

•Comparingwater-basedandoil-basedcorrosioninhibitorsontheireffectivenessinreducingfailurerates

•Determiningwhichtypeofchemicaltreatmentoffersthemostcost-effectiveoption

Chad Forsman, Exploitation Engineer, Legacy Reserves LLCMatt Wortmann, Senior Production Engineer, Halcon ResourcesBayram Kalpakci, Senior Engineering Advisor, Anadarko Petroleum CorporationCORROSION CONTROL: EQUIPMENT DESIGN & OPERATION4.10 Optimizing The Design & Operation Of Downhole & Surface Equipment To Prevent Corrosion & Eliminate The Need For Chemical Treatments•Determiningtheextenttowhichchangesinthedesignofthe

pumpinyourbottomholeassemblycanmitigatecorrosionwithouttheneedforachemicaltreatment

•Assessingwhatchangesneedtobemadetotubingwhenrunningapumpinahorizontalwellcomparedtoaverticalwelltoavoidwearandtear

•Preventingrodstringsfromrubbingagainstpipestoavoidcorrosionandreducefailurerates

•Understandinghowtoprotectsurfaceequipmentsuchastanksandflowlinesfromcorrosionandwhatimpactthiscanhaveonruntimes

Carlos Cardenas Baldwin, Production Engineer, Hunt Oil Company4.40 Question & Answer Session

CO2 CORROSION FOCUS4.50 Evaluating Which Chemical Treatments And Metallurgies Are Providing The Most Targeted Solution To Inhibiting CO2 And Delivering Reductions In Failure Rates•ExaminingoptionsforpreventingCO2frompittingyourrods

andcausingweakpointsinrodstringsbyusingcorrosioninhibitorstocoatthemetal

•ExplainingwhatmetallurgypeopleareusingtoprotectagainstCO2corrosionintheBakkenandhowitinfluencesreductionsinfailurerates

•UnderstandingthekeycausesofCO2corrosionintheBakkentohelpdeveloptherightstrategyformonitoringtheireffects

•EvaluatingwhethertherearecertainareasoftheBakkenwheremoreCO2ispresentsooperatorscanprepareequipmentinadvanceinthoselocations


ELECTRICITY TO POWER ARTIFICIAL LIFTMINIMIZING IMPACTS ON ELECTRICITY INFRASTRUCTURE

ELECTRICITY INFRASTRUCTURE: E&P PERSPECTIVE•5.30ExplainingThePlansOfUtilitiesForBuildingOut

ElectricityInfrastructureToServeTheBakkenAndWhatStepsE&PsCanTakeToMinimizeTheirImpactOnTheGrid

•QuantifyingtheoverallpowerneedsofBakkenE&Psandexplainingwhatoperatorscandotoreducethestrainonelectricityinfrastructure

•ProvidinganoverviewofplanstobuildoutelectricityinfrastructureinNorthDakotatomeetproducerneedsforpowerpumpsandequipment

•IdentifyingstepsthatE&Pscantaketoreducetheamountofharmonicsthattheyputontopowerlines

•Determininghowprojectedpowershortagescouldimpacttheabilityofoperatorstocost-effectivelyruncertaintypesofartificiallift

Phil Archer, Facilities Manager, Whiting Petroleum6.00 Question & Answer Session

6.10 Chair’s Closing Remarks6.20 - 7.30 Networking Drinks Reception In Exhibition Showcase Area


9.00 Chair’s Opening Remarks

GAS INTERFERENCE, SAND CONTROL, WELLBORE DEVIATION AND CHOKE MANAGEMENT

REDUCING WELL FAILURES CAUSED BY GAS INTERFERENCE AND SAND, IMPROVING RUN TIMES IN DEVIATED WELLS AND APPLYING EFFECTIVE CHOKE

MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES TO MAXIMIZE PRODUCTION

WELLBORE DEVIATION

9.10 Evaluating What Can Be Done Through The Whole Life Cycle Of A Well To Mitigate The Impact Of Wellbore Deviation On Artificial Lift Run Times And Failure Rates

•Specifyingwhatcanbedonetoreducewearandtearonrodsstringscausedbywellboredeviationtodeliverlongerruntimes

•DeterminingtheextenttowhichgasliftorsmallESPsinsteadorrodpumpscaneliminateproblemscausedbywellboredeviation

•Evaluatingstrategiesfordealingwithdoglegstopreventtubesfromgettingworndown

•Clarifyinghowmuchwellboredeviationistoomuchtobeabletoeffectivelyproduce

•Analyzinghowdesigningawellusingbiggerholesandcasingsizescouldprovidemoreareafordownholeseparationandhelpdealwithgas

Timothy Brown, Wellsite Supervisor, Continental Resources9.40 Question & Answer Session

CHOKE MANAGEMENT: PANEL

9.50 Assessing Which Choke Management Strategies Are Successfully Delivering Increased Production Rates In The Bakken

•DetermininghowaggressivelyorgentlytoopenthechokeinBakkenwellstodelivermaximumproductivity

•Identifyingtheoptimalperiodofthelifeofthewelltoopenthechokeintermsofimpactonproductionrates

•Findingtherightbalancebetweenimprovinginitialproductionandpeakproductioninyourchokemanagementstrategy

•Examiningwhichchokemanagementstrategiesleadtothebiggestincreasesinultimaterecovery

Timothy Brown, Wellsite Supervisor, Continental ResourcesEnyi Orji, Senior Production Engineer, Hess Corporation10.20 Question & Answer Session

10.30 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

GAS INTERFERENCE AND SAND CONTROL FOCUS

11.00Determining Which Artificial Lift Techniques And Gas Separators Designs Are Proving Most Successful In Handling Sand Production And Minimizing Gas Interference To Deliver Longer Run Times

•DeterminingwhichtypesofpumpsandpumpdesignsarehavingthemostsuccessindealingwithgasinterferencedownholeintheBakken

•Explaininghowbottomholeassembliescanbesetupinwaysthatmitigatetheimpactofgasinterference

•Explainingwhichartificiallifttechniques,pumpdesignsanddownholetoolscanbesthandlesand

•Identifyingwaysinwhichde-sanderscanbeusedtokeepsandoutofthepump


ENHANCED OIL RECOVERYAPPLYING ADVANCES IN WATERFLOODS AND CO2

INJECTIONS IN THE FIELD TO INCREASE PRODUCTION RATES IN THE BAKKEN

EOR1.10 Evaluating The Viability Of Using Miscible Hydrocarbon Injection In The Bakken To Improve Recovery•UnderstandinghowtouseleasegasinjectionintheBakkento

maintainreservoirenergyandimproverecovery•DeterminingwhetherorHCinjectionisaviableoptionforthe

Bakkenintermsofcostandtechnicalsuitability•Evaluatinghowthelatestresearchadvancesinenhanced

oilrecoverycanbepracticallyappliedinthefieldtoachievehigherproductionrates

•SpecifyinghowcurrentproductionfacilitiesmayhavetobemodifiedtooptimizethemforEORapplicationsintheBakken

Robert Brooks, Reservoir Engineering Manager, WPX EnergyKraig Weaver, Reservoir Engineer, WPX Energy12.10 Question & Answer Session

12.20 Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area

FLARING REDUCTION, GAS GATHERING AND WATER DISPOSAL

MEETING REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS THROUGH REDUCED FLARING AND EFFECTIVELY DISPOSING OF

PRODUCED WATER

GAS FLARING1.20 Assessing Options For Reducing Gas Flaring Through Gas Plants And Vapor Recovery Units And Whether They Deliver Suitable Return On Investment•ProvidingacasestudyfromanE&Ponowningtheirowngas

planttodeterminewhetheritdeliveredsuitablereturnoninvestmentandhowmuchitreducedvolumesofgasflared

•AnalyzingtheinstallationcostsandoperatingrangesVaporRecoveryUnits(VRUs)andwhethertheydeliverbettereconomicsthanflaringthegasoff

•Understandinghowtousecombustorstomeetregulatoryrequirements

•AssessinghowtominimizeemissionsofVolatileOrganicCompoundstoensureyoudonotexceedregulatorylimits

Bill Koch, VP Business Development, Summit Midstream Partners LPGAS GATHERING AND PROCESSING INFRASTRUCTURE1.50 Mapping Out The Capacities And Timelines Of Planned Gas Gathering And Processing Infrastructure Upgrades In The Bakken To Help Production Professionals Plan Their Strategies For Getting Gas To Pipelines•Determiningwhetherplannedgasgatheringandprocessing

infrastructureupgradeswilldeliversufficientcapacitytoallowoperatorstoproductatmaximumrateswithoutflaring

•UnderstandingwhatE&Pscandotooptimizetheirproductionscheduletofitinwithgatheringandprocessingupgrades

•Breakingdownthelocationsofplannedcompressorstationstodeterminewhethertheywillbenefitwellscurrentlystrandedinremotelocations

•SettingouttimescalesforinfrastructureupgradestohelpE&Psforecasthowmuchoftheirplannedproductionwillbeabletogettomarket

Bill Koch, VP Business Development, Summit Midstream Partners LP2.20 Question & Answer Session

2.30 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

LIQUIDS GATHERING AND CENTRALIZED PROCESSING FACILITIES3.00 Understanding How To Optimize Liquids Gathering And Centralized Facilities To Minimize Gas Flaring•Controllingoilvolatility:stabilizingoilproductiontomeet

transportationvolatilityspecifications•CapturingNGLsforsale:retainingnaturalgasliquidvapors

thatarevented,burnedorusedforsalesgasforsaleasaliquid

•Reducingthenumberofstoragetanksitesandcentraltankagetoeliminatedecentralized,wellsitestorage

Terrance Tschatschula, Advanced Engineer, Cameron3.20 Question & Answer Session

WATER DISPOSAL3.30 Mapping Out The Locations And Cost Per Barrel Of Different Water Disposal Wells In The Bakken•Evaluatingtheoptimallocationsfordisposingofwaterin

termsofcostperbarrel,locationandquantitiesandqualitiesofwateritcanhandle

•Comparingoptionsoftruckingwatertodisposalsitesvs.buildingapipelinetodeterminewhichisthemostcost-effective

•Overcomingthepermittingchallengesofhavingyourowndisposalwell

•Determiningthecost-effectivenessofreinjectingorrecyclingwaterinsteadofdisposingofit

David Yoxtheimer, Hydrogeologist, Penn State Marcellus Center for Outreach and Research4.00 Question & Answer Session

4.10 End Of Conference

Day 2Thursday July 17, 2014


GAS INTERFERENCE, SAND CONTROL, WELLBORE DEVIATION, CHOKE MANAGEMENT, EOR, WATER DISPOSAL AND FLARING REDUCTION

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