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High-pressure, high-temperature wells, particularly in deepwater environments, present significant challenges in subsurface evaluation, well design, drilling, completions, production, and long-term well integrity.
As the industry continues to explore deeper and more complex reservoirs, the combined effects of HPHT conditions, narrow operating windows, complex well architectures, and remote offshore operations place increasing demands on technology, risk management, and project execution.
This workshop will provide a platform for sharing experience, case studies, and best practices related to HPHT wells, including those in deepwater environments. Topics will include subsurface evaluation and well design, well control under narrow pressure margins, fluid and cementing, reservoir management and flow assurance, digital and automation technologies, and project execution and economics. The programme is designed to promote cross-disciplinary discussion and knowledge exchange among operators, service companies, and technology providers involved in HPHT and deepwater developments.
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WHY ATTEND
Understand the role of new technologies and digital solutions in improving HPHT well performance and reliability
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
- Academia
- Asset Managers
- Deepwater Drilling
- Design Verification
- Drilling Automation
- Drilling and Completions
- Drilling Contractors
- Drilling Optimisation
- Field Development
- Exploration Engineering
- Geological & Geophysical
- Geothermal
- HPHT Drilling
- HSE and Risk Management
- Petrophysics
- Production Engineering
- Regulatory
- Reservoir Engineering
- Service Providers
- Subsea Design
- Subsurface Interpretation and Modelling
- Wells Engineering and Services
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