Intervention for Unconventional Wells Beyond Oil and Gas
Tuesday, 23 March
Waterway 4
Technical Session
This session explores the evolving application of well-intervention technologies in emerging energy and resource-development environments. Discussions will examine the technical, operational, and safety challenges associated with geothermal, lithium-production, and other non-traditional wells; as well as advances in coiled tubing, pump-down conveyance, pressure management, and intervention automation. Presentations will address high-temperature and HPHT environments, sour-service conditions, coiled tubing fatigue and operating limits, cable reliability, and automated pressure control, highlighting how established intervention technologies are being adapted to meet the demands of emerging applications.
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1300-1415 237343Temperature, Time, And Fatigue: Defining The Operating Envelope Of Coiled Tubing For Geothermal Well Intervention
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1300-1415 237312High Temperature Limits For Coiled Tubing In Geothermal Applications
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1300-1415 237305Multi‑Run Coiled Tubing Intervention Strategy For HPHT Lithium‑Producer Wells Under Sour Conditions
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1300-1415 237288Operational And Safety Challenges Of Polymer-locked Wireline Cables In Pumpdown Plug-and-perf Operations
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1300-1415 237300Reverse Circulation Venturi Cleanout To Restore Multi-stage Completion Access After Failed Milling In A North Kuwait HPHT Sour Gas Well



