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60 mins
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15 mins
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45 mins
Speaker
0815-0900: Energy Supply Chain Trends and Market Insights, Anya Talbot, Rystad
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90 mins
This session explores the growing role of artificial intelligence in well integrity, highlighting both opportunities and risks in safety-critical applications. Presentations will cover practical applications across the industry, including AI-driven generation of well barrier schematics, advanced data visualizations, and predictive models that support well integrity decision making. Attendees will gain insights into how AI can enhance operational efficiency while understanding the safeguards needed to ensure reliability.
Speakers
Havtil
Using Gen AI in Building Well Barrier Schematics, Ahmad Naim Hussein, SLB
AI Use Cases, Bouvet
Evoilve
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30 mins
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90 mins
Speakers
1100-1130: The Trouble with Rocks, TBC, Wellsafe
1130-1200: The Trouble with Annulus Barrier Verification, Sigrid Kramer, AkerBP
1200-1230: The Trouble with Hydraulic Isolation, Clément Joulin, Net Zero Geosystems
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60 mins
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90 mins
This session focusses on Well Integrity for existing and future CCS projects. Best practices from oil and gas well integrity can support CCS projects, however, gaps still exist – in particular with depleted gas field CO2 injection. This year we will show case projects that have injected CO2 or have taken FID, and learn about the status of global CCS projects. Participants will learn about the well integrity lifecycle of actual CO2 injection wells, repurposing of oil and gas wells for CCS, CO2 storage/injection permitting, and future well interventions for CCS.
Speakers
1330-1400: Spectral Noise Logging for Well Integrity and Application to CCS, Giuseppe Galli, Eni
1400-1430: Learnings from the Porthos well Workovers for CCS, Frans Smits, ebn
1430-1500: TBC
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30 mins
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90 mins
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120 mins
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60 mins
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90 mins
Panelists
- Danilo Signorini Gozzi, Petrobras
- Graham Skinner, OEUK
- Kjell Corneliussen, Peloton
- Fabrizio Zausa, Eni
- Håvard Brandt, DNV
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30 mins
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90 mins
Many assets across the globe tend to stay in production beyond the initial design life of typically 20-25 years. Lately it has become evident that extending the production life need attention from a well integrity point of view. To demonstrate that we have the necessary integrity for another x number of years ahead, careful assessments of the defined well barrier elements must be conducted. But not only the well barrier elements are of importance - later experiences shows that also the parts of the wells that constitutes the structural integrity need to be assessed. In this session we will hear and discuss experiences and how different operators handle the life extension work and from a regulators point of view.
Speakers
1100-1130: Life Extensions (LTE) of Well Constructions Beyond Original Design Life, Arne Lyngholm, Equinor
1130-1200: Making Well Lifetime Extension Decisions (in the Context of Aging Infrastructures), David Semwogerere, NTNU
1200-1230: TBC
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60 mins
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90 mins
Over the years our industry has collectively strived to improve productivity, safety, economics and environmental stewardship. In a perfect world there is equal attention and focus attributed to each. However, the reality is that despite our best efforts and due to various constraints, these topics are often imbalanced (and sometimes conflicting). The objective of this session is for open collaboration between attendees, presenters, and session chairs to better understand the “magic formula” or “secret sauce” for successful well integrity management.
The session will comprise of an interactive survey where results can be analysed in real-time, and expert guest speakers sharing their perspectives of best practices and pain points within their organisations.
Speakers
1330-1400: Mayra Aquino, GMVi
1400-1430: Shamsur Rahman, Trident
1430-1500: TBC
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30 mins
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90 mins
Speakers
Organisational barriers to ensure competency, Federico Perales, Norwegian Ocean Industry Authority
Lifecycle well integrity competency management system (CMS), Natasya Maura, Harbour Energy
