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Subsea and Offshore Rigless Intervention Economics and Applications

Wednesday, 24 March
Waterway 4
Technical Session
This session highlights innovative rigless and low-footprint intervention solutions that are expanding access, improving well integrity, and extending asset life in challenging offshore and mature field environments. Presentations will showcase novel approaches to subsea intervention, HPHT sour gas perforating, real-time barrier monitoring, continuous chemical delivery in aging gas wells, and alternative coiled tubing deployment methods. Through field-proven case studies from across the globe, attendees will gain insight into how operational creativity, technology adaptation, and vessel-based intervention strategies are delivering safer, more efficient, and cost-effective well access and production enhancement.
Session Chairpersons
Mark Wood - Baker Hughes
Kevin Elliott - NOV
  • 1045-1200 237346
    Restoring Subsea Well Access Through Subsea Construction Vessel Conversion: A Caspian Subsea Intervention Case Study
    R. Mammadli, BP America Production Co.
  • 1045-1200 237283
    An Alternative Use Of A Horizontal Injector As A Coiled Tubing Catenary Unit: First Application In Indonesia
    R. Panjaitan, A. Terry, A. Cahyono, H. Arstianti, R. Pulungan, Baker Hughes; A. Novrianto, PGN SAKA Energi
  • 1045-1200 237342
    Delivering HPHT Sour Gas Wells Perforation Using Very High-grade Coiled Tubing And Long Gun Deployment For A North Sea Development Field
    K. Kaul, Halliburton
  • 1045-1200 237317
    Extending The Operating Window Of Mature Gas Wells Through Rigless Continuous Downhole Foamer Injection: Field Results From High-deviation Offshore And Onshore Wells
    S.P. Cabrera, Hocol S.A; H. Cifuentes Ramirez, Hocol S.A.; M. Cardona, Cardogal
  • 1045-1200 237341
    Rigless Subsea Barrier Monitoring
    T. Dyskeland, Interwell AS