Produced Water Management 2014

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1 January 2014, Clarion Hotel Stavanger, Norway Produced Water Management 2014 Regulations and NORSOK PW and Enhanced Oil Recovery Insight to New Technology News on Field Development Operational Experiences Copyright: Bjarne Rieso The Norwegian Society of Graduate Technical and Scientific Professionals

2 Produced Water Management 2014 Welcome to Teknas 11 th conference on PW management. The conference is a well known as an important forum discussing challenges and solutions related to management of produced water in the oil and gas industry By attending the conference one will be better equipped to meet the challenges faced by the industry, now and in the future Industry challenges The amount of Produced Water is increasing as more oil fields evolve. Produced water management has become a major environmental, as well as an economic, issue for both operators and regulators from around the world. Copyright: Statoil Key information TIME AND PLACE: January 2014 Venue: Clarion Stavanger Hotel Technical Committee Morten Hana, Shell Technology Norway Kristian Kruse, Aker Solutions ASA Karsten Rabe, Schlumberger, Norge Kristian Rønneberg, BP Norge Eli Vassgård, Statoil ASA Eilen Vik, Aquateam Cowi Kaare Voldum, ConocoPhillips, Norway Svein Viggo Aanesen, Statoil ASA Delegate fees Member og Tekna NOK 8300,- Non members NOK Exhibition NOK 10000,- 25% VAT will be added Registration or Kurs@tekna.no Telephone: Program 2014 The program will give you an insight and update on the industry challenges and how the industry works to find good solutions. Presentations on New Technology, Field Experiences and Lessons Learned will be the main focus of the conference. There will also be topics dedicated to Monitoring and Enhanced Oil Recovery. The speakers The speakers are personnel from operators, governmental bodies, research institutions, contractors and manufacturers. The delegates The number of attendees varies from 120 to 140 persons and represent the whole range of personnel working with produced water management. The conference is well known for gathering key personnel from the industry and is the event to attend in Norway if you work with produced water management issues. Register and be updated, take part in useful discussions, share experiences and meet colleagues and business partners in an informal atmosphere. Tekna and the program committee look forward to welcoming you and your colleagues in January 2014

3 Monday 20. January Get togeter and tapas in the hotel optional Tuesday 21. January Welcome Regulations Chair: Morten Hana, Shell Technology Norway 0910 status of Regulation of Produced Water and Chemicals - Risk Based Approach / Zero Discharge - Enhanced Oil Recovery Representative from the Norwegian Environment Agency 0945 NORSOK: Background to the Revision of P-001 and P-100 and how to address New Technology - How do NORSOK Expert Groups work? - Are there major changes to P-100 and P-001? - How can new equipment fit into NORSOK? Clive Wilson, ConocoPhillips and NORSOK, Norway Produced Water and Enhanced Oil Recovery 1015 Influence of EOR Polymer and Surfactant on Produced Water Treatment Processes I. Henaut, M. Boufarguine and J-F Argillier, IFP Energies Nouvelles, France, L. Ferran Roca, Statoil, Norway, R. Vieira, Petrobras, Brazil 1045 Break / Refreshments 1115 Environmental Impact of Discharges of Polymer Flooded Produced Water under different Produced Water Treatment Scenarios - Fate and effect of polymers in produced water - Impact of produced water treatment on fate and effect of polymers Eilen Vik, Aquateam COWI, Norway Monitoring of Produced Water Quality 1145 Measurement Criteria for Selecting an Online Monitoring Instrument for Produced Water - Covering a wide range of oil in water analysis techniques and experience, such as side stream or in-line fluorescence, Microscopy, Mass Spectrometry, infra red,ultrasonic this presentation aims to discuss the options and their various merits. Khalid Thabet, Advanced Sensors 1215 Developing a Subsea Oil in Water Analyzer Technology and Design Choices Eivind Gransæther, Eivind Blanchard, Mirmorax, Norway New Technology Chair: Karsten Rabe, Schlumberger 1400 Separation of Mechanical and Chemical Emulsions - Technologies - Applications - Field results Paul Schouten & Michiel Arnoldy, Brilliant Water Investments, The Netherlands 1430 Development in Produced Water Treatment Technology - Experience from field operating data from North Sea, South China Sea and Gulf of Mexico will be shared - Comparative full scale startup data from the standalone CFU unit after the Separator in China will also be covered Mike Bhatnagar, Cameron, USA 1500 Toward reliable Produced Water Management using Dynamic Ultrafilter with SiC Cermic Membranes - The talk gives an overview of application of SiC membranes from 4 different produced water cases Tore Svendsen and Yuan, L, LiqTech International S/A, Denmark Oscar A. Prado-Rubio, National University of Colombia 1530 Break / Refreshments 1600 Test Results on Removal of Radium from Produced Water - Produced water contains elevated levels of radium-226 and radium Can barite be used to remove radium from produced water? R. Sidhu IFE and Knut Inge Andersen, Statoil ASA, Norway 1630 Understanding Water Soluble Organic Components within Upstream Production Systems to Develop Robust Design and Operating Guidance. - Soluble organics present in produced waters and their behaviour through the separation and produced water production systems. - Comparison between GOM and North Sea production systems to better understand how the nature of the system design may influence soluble organic behaviour during processing through to discharge. James Carnell, BP Upstream Engineering Centre, UK John Walsh, Cetco Oilfield Services, UK 1700 End of day one 1930 Conference dinner at Hall Toll 1245 Lunch

4 Wednesday 22. January 2014 New Technology continues Chair: Eilen Vik, Aquateam Cowi, Norway 0830 Saudi Aramco Produced Water Management - Explaining the challenge ahead. - Producing Water Management Strategy. - Technologies road map. (Testing & deployment plan). - Way Forward (Re-use Opportunities) Ahmad Almulhim and Abdulla Banihumaim, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia 0900 Reduction of the Environmental Impact Factor of Produced Water Discharges - Overview of the novel Osorb media produced water treatment technology - Case studies and data from the removal of dispersed, emulsified, and soluble components from produced water for discharge or reinjection. Jay Keener and Neil Poxon, PWA, Inc, USA 0930 onesubseas s Experience, Visions and Solutions related to Subsea Separation/ Produced Water Management - References from projects such as Tordis, Marlim, Troll Pilot, Pazflor Fredrik Wadel-Andersen, OneSubsea, Norway 1000 Break /Refreshments 1300 Compact InLine Water Separation at ATP Kilmar Platform - Partial processing at an unmanned platform with space and weight limitation - Overview of InLine technologies deployed, DeLiquidiser, DeWaterer, HydroCyclone and a degassing vessel - Operational experience Remko Westra, FMC Technologies, UK, Nick Cave, ATP, UK 1330 Troubleshooting and Remediation Strategy for Problematic Water Treatment Systems Kiko Sanchez, Mark Graham, Paul McAlister, John Walsh, Cetco Oil Services, UK 1400 Break / Refreshments 1430 shear Sensitivity and its Effect on Produced Water Quality Shear Sensitivity Droplet Break-up Case Tor Martin E. Waag, Line Opstvedt Melås, Kanfa Mator, Norway 1500 Case Valhall - New Cleaning system C-tour + Epcon CFU Commissioning and One Year Experience - Overview of new Produced Water system installed on BP Valhall installation - Experience from start-up and 1 st year operation Christina Markoff, Christian Rott, BP Norge, Norway 1530 End of conference Bus to Airport Field Development and Operational Experiences 1030 field Ivar Aasen Produced Water Management Solutions - Overview of the Produced Water Treatment technology/ system selected for the Ivar Aasen PDQ Aksel Giseth, DET NORSKE, Norway 1100 field Ekofisk B Feasibility Study for the Installation of Compact Separation and Disposal of Produced Water at the Production Platform BAT for Environmental Reasons - Compact, light, produced water treatment Jone Bjørheim, Anne Kyvik, ConocoPhillips, Norway 1130 Lunch Chair: Kristian Rønneberg, BP Norge 1230 optimal Produced Water Treatment - Human Factor and Technology - Review of challenges when technologies are selected, and how the human factor is determining the end solution. - Involvement from client, engineering partner, suppliers and technology providers is key to ensure that the end solution matched the desired solution challenges, pit-falls and examples of good practice. - Experiences from design through delivery of process packages. Lars Hardli, Schlumberger, Norway This program might be subject to changes beyond the control of the organizer

5 Registration General information Time: January 2014 Ref no: Venue: Clarion Stavanger Hotel Technical Committee: Morten Hana, Shell Technology Norway Kristian Kruse, Aker Solutions ASA Karsten Rabe, Schlumberger, Norge Kristian Rønneberg, BP Norge Eli Vassgård, Statoil ASA Eilen Vik, Aquateam Cowi Kaare Voldum, ConocoPhillips, Norway Svein Viggo Aanesen, Statoil ASA Clarion Hotel Stavanger Single room incl breakfast: NOK 1595,- Tekna will do the reservation for you if you tick for hotel upon registration. Conference dinner 21 January 2014 Venue is Restaurant Hall Toll NOK 950,- 3-course dinner/wine/avec Optional Exhibitors We offer manufacturers to exhibit their latest cutting edge technology. Use this opportunity to meet the players in the industry and help them to inform choices on equipment and service requirements, faster and more effectively. Conditions are 3 meter floor space, table and tablecloth. Companies to bring their own roll-ups material Price NOK ,- in addition to the delegate fee. 25% VAT will be added. Delegate fees Member og Tekna 8300,- Non members Exhibitors NOK 10000,- in addition to delegate fee 25% VAT will be added Payment Options 1. Online Visa Payment Service at 2. Bank transfer Bank details: Bank name: DnBNOR Bank account: Swift: DNBANOKKXXX Please include Ref code and delegates name Cancellation policy Cancellations made later then 6. January 2012 will be subject of a service charge of NOK No refunds of delegate fee after the 14.January Written cancellation only! Registration or intconf kurs@tekna.no Telephone no /61 Administration Project manager Lise Olaussen, Tekna Lio@tekna.no The Norwegian Society of Graduate Technical and Scientific Professionals More information on

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