WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Meet Senior Decision Makers From…
- Canadian Oil & Gas Shale Majors
- North American Shale Majors
- E&P Companies In The Bakken, Cardium, Utica And Viking
- E&P Companies In The Montney, Duvernay And Horn River Basin
- Companies Developing Assets In Canadian Shale
- Government & Regulatory Bodies
- Research Institutes
- Geological Institutes & Associations
Shale Gas and Tight Oil E&P Companies With The Following Job Titles
CEOs, SVPs, VPs, Directors, Managers And Team Leaders Of:
- Exploration
- Exploitation
- Geoscience
- Geology
- Petrophysics
- Reservoir
- Unconventional Reserves
- Completions
- Production
- Engineering
- Strategy & Planning
- New Ventures
- New Business
PLUS...
- Third Part Reserve Evaluators
- Seismic Providers
- Coring And Logging Companies
- Hydraulic Fracturing & Completion Technology Suppliers
- Seismic & Core Analysis Companies
- Horizontal Drilling Companies
- Midstream & Pipeline Companies
- Key Industry Laboratory & Analysis Firms
- Pressure Pumping Firms
- Market & Economic Analysts
- Environmental Consultancies
- Geological Surveys
- Research & Development Institutes & Universities
- Investment Firms
- Oil Transportation Companies
- Research & Development Institutes & Universities
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Reserve Estimations for Tight Oil & Shale Gas Canada 2012
With limited production and historical data available for Canadian tight oil and shale gas plays, it is critical that E&P companies stay at the forefront of the technology race by examining the very latest techniques for increasing booking confidence and estimating reserves. The key solution for achieving this is to determine the very latest techniques and methodologies being used to extrapolate short-term production data, using analogues from geologically similar North American plays, to accurately calculate recoverable oil in place.
Reserve Estimations For Tight Oil & Shale Gas, Canada 2012 is Canada’s first solutions and results-focused congress on resource evaluation and will bring together executives and experts tasked with reserve estimation to discuss the very latest solutions being utilized for predicting more accurate recoverability rates, increasing operator booking confidence and ultimately achieving more desirable asset prices. These solutions coupled with the shared understanding of how completions techniques will affect recoverability, and ultimately the overall resource evaluation, will enable Canadian operators to more accurately calculate the value of this hot unconventional resource.
Reserve Estimations For Tight Oil & Shale Gas, Canada 2012, will for the first time, host CEOs, COOs, VPs Exploitation, VPs Exploration, VPs Business Development, Technical Directors, Geoscientists and Petrophysicists from leading E&P operators in Canada to discuss their tried and tested techniques and strategies for ensuring accurate reserve evaluations and avoid over or under-conservative estimations.
Day one will hear a case study on how leading Canadian operators have booked profitable reserves with limited historical data, examine software technologies and reservoir modeling, scrutinize the accuracy of decline curve analysis, and evaluate corporate consistency strategies within the very latest reserve guidelines.
Day two will present an analogue comparison with similar North American unconventional plays, scrutinize the success of reservoir simulation in predicting where production rates will stabilize, evaluate the affect porosity, water saturation, permeability and pressure drawdowns have on production forecasting and finally, examine how the most-efficient completions techniques including well spacing and frac stages can impact recoverability and how this can be incorporated into forecasts.
Talisman Energy
“Specific to Canadian plays”
LEARNING BENEFITS
Reserve Estimations For Tight Oil & Shale Gas, Canada 2012 will...
...enable E&P operators to more-accurately forecast the resource potential of unconventional plays. With the shale gas and tight oil industry growth expediting at an unprecedented rate, it is critical that reserve evaluation experts, consultants and investors come together to drive forward the accuracy of decline analysis, reservoir simulation and the predicted effects of completions techniques on overall recoverability whilst complying with the very-latest resource guidelines.
With limited historical data available and interpretive resource guidelines in place, it is vital that leading resource management strategies and cutting-edge simulation solutions are exchanged to ensure that operators can accurately predict when production rates will stabilize using short-term data.
Reserve Estimations For Tight Oil & Shale Gas, Canada 2012 is a truly unique two-day summit and Canada’s only congress dedicated to delivering solutions for overcoming the current and future technical challenges that Canadian operators are facing in their production forecasts.
DECLINE ANALYSIS : Developing the most-efficient techniques to history match and extrapolate short-term data into long-term performance predictions
RESERVOIR SIMULATION : Comparing the reliability of reservoir simulation against analogue methods in accurately estimating future well performance
MINERALOGY : Evaluating the effect tight porosity, water saturation, permeability and pressure drawdowns have on recovery rate
BOOKING RESERVES : Discussing corporate strategies for valuing assets to minimize over-conservative or over-aggressive estimations
RESERVE GUIDELINES : Understanding the very latest and pending resource guidelines to ensure operators can accurately value reserves whilst complying with reserve guidelines
COMPLETIONS : Determining how the completions variables of well spacing, frac stages and frac fluid impact production and how to incorporate this into recoverability estimates