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SPE WORKSHOP
Transforming Water Injection Performance - Bridging Subsurface, Facilities and Digital Intelligence

20–21 April 2027 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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SPE WORKSHOP
Transforming Water Injection Performance
- Bridging Subsurface, Facilities and Digital Intelligence
20–21 April 2027 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Water injection remains one of the most valuable and widely deployed reservoir management practices in the hydrocarbon industry, playing a critical role in maintaining reservoir pressure, sustaining production rates, improving sweep efficiency, and maximising ultimate recovery.

As fields mature, operators face growing challenges in maintaining injectivity and waterflood performance, optimising injection strategies, managing water treatment systems and maintaining ageing infrastructure. Addressing these challenges requires an integrated approach that aligns subsurface requirements with surface facilities capabilities, supported by sound engineering fundamentals, effective treatment management, reliable operations and emerging technologies to improve performance, manage costs and maximise long-term asset value.

At the same time, the industry is seeking to build on decades of operational experience through digitalisation, artificial intelligence, advanced analytics and data-driven decision-making. Overcoming challenges such as formation damage, reservoir souring, microbial activity, corrosion and dissolved oxygen control requires a more integrated approach to water injection and treatment management. Operators must also address practical barriers to technology adoption, including legacy infrastructure, procurement constraints, supplier availability and cost considerations, while identifying opportunities to improve surveillance, monitoring and operational reliability.

This two-day workshop will bring together industry experts and practitioners to exchange insights, field experiences and lessons learnt across water injection and treatment management. Participants will explore injection optimisation, water treatment solutions, emerging technologies and practical strategies for improving reservoir performance and asset integrity. The workshop will also highlight opportunities for cross-industry collaboration and technology transfer to support the adoption of proven and innovative solutions, enhance waterflood efficiency, and maximise recovery across different assets and operating environments.

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