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E&P Best Practices and Chemical Management Success Stories To Ensure Wells Keeping Producing At Profitable Rates

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Unconventional Oil & Gas 2018

JUNE 26, 27 & 28, 2018 | HOUSTON, TX

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Improve The Reliability & Performance Of Chemical Application, Treatment And Monitoring Regimes In New WaysCost-Effectively Manage & Treat Paraffin, Corrosion, Scale, H2S And Bacteria In Horizontal Wells

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Tuesday June 27, 2018 Wednesday June 28, 2018 Thursday June 29, 2018

Pre-Conference Training Course Led By Clariant

Day One Focuses On Maximizing Chemical Programmes And New Methods To Control Paraffin And

Corrosion

Day Two Focuses On Chemical Monitoring And Automated Strategies

To Lowering Lifting Costs, And Managing Scale, H2S, TDS & Bacteria

Following the enormous turnout and resounding success of the third Production Chemicals Optimization conference, America Business Conferences proudly launches the 4th Annual Production Chemicals Optimization 2018, returning to Houston, Texas in June, with a packed three-day agenda, addressing the hottest, most challenging production chemical topics.

In Attendance in 2017 – Expect A Bigger, Better & Higher Quality Turnout in 2018Approach Resources, Pioneer Natural Resources, Encana Oil & Gas, XTO Energy, BHP Billiton, Diamondback Energy, ConocoPhillips, Devon Energy, Nexen Energy, WPX Energy, Sundance Energy, Chevron, Statoil North America, Anadarko Petroleum, Apache Corporation, Denbury Resources, Oasis Petroleum, Seven Generation Energy, Peyto Exploration, Aera Energy, EnerVest Operating, Windy Cove Energy and dozens more.

"This conference provides a diverse mix of operators and chemical vendors/service companies from across the world. It is a great venue for chemical program knowledge, strong networking"

– Production Engineer, Apache Corporation

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Thoroughly researched with the full spectrum of operators and service provides from North America’s most active shale plays, the agenda for the fourth event in the production chemicals

optimization series directly echoes the industry’s most pressing issues.

Agenda Focus In 2018: Addressing The Most Current & Challenging Production Chemical Topics

www.production-chemicals-optimization.com (1) 800 721 3915 [email protected]

• New & Improved Production Chemical Regimes: E&P plans of action & competitive strategies of success to optimize recovery & runtime at a profitable rate

• Maximize The Value Of Your Chemical Program: Correlate chemical cost per gallon and performance to establish the ROI of chemical programs

• Innovative Production Chemistries: Optimize chemical selection & injection to treat horizontal wells

• Optimal Injection Rate: Maximize well performance, achieve 100% schedule conformance and avoid over or under injecting

• Chemical Delivery Systems: Ensure chemicals reach optimal downhole depths to treat horizontals

• Smarter Paraffin & Corrosion Management: Tried-and-tested application to inhibit, control & eliminate paraffin

• Optimal Chemical Monitoring Programs: Monitor chemical injection accuracy & timelines and chemical performance

• Scale Management Strategies: Learn how to manage scale with new chemicals & technologies

• H2S Treatment Strategies: Application of innovative non-Triazine based scavengers

• Unique Chemical Blends: Double and triple combination products to treat paraffin, corrosion, scale and/or H2S simultaneously

• Bacteria & TDS Monitoring & Treatment Regimes: Produced water management from a chemical perspective

• Optimize Chemical Delivery: Batch Treatment | Continuous Injection

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Tom SwansonSales Manager - Production TechnologiesSchlumberger

Ruben RodriguezDirector Marketing, Chemical SolutionsNalco Champion

Hank OwenSenior Operations ManagerConcho Resources

Rainer PhelpsDirector of business developmentJacam

Danny DurhamDirector Of Upstream Global ChemicalsApache Corporation

Arash HassanianSVP Global Sales & MarketingHoover Ferguson

Mark PeavyVice President, OperationsWindy Cove Energy

Mark PattonPresidentHydrozonix

Joe AlapatiFlow Assurance and Production Chemistry AdvisorDevon Energy

David MilamExecutive Vice President, Product Management & MarketingWellAware

Nick V. NikamOccidental Petroleum CorporationEOR Mechanical Integrity Engineer Advisor

Dr James FajtSenior Scientist Schlumberger

Leslie MaloneSenior Staff EngineerSanchez Oil and Gas Company

Amir MahmoudkhaniGlobal Innovation Manager - Emerging TechnologiesClariant

Dr Alyn JenkinsGlobal Asset Integrity ManagerSchlumberger

Grahame TaylorGlobal Innovation Manager - H2S ScavengersClariant

Paul GouldGlobal Head of Digital StrategyClariant

Shane UnderwoodTechnical ManagerClariant Oil and Mining Services

LED BY PRODUCTION CHEMICAL EXPERTS FROM ACROSS NORTH AMERICA



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Unparalleled Networking, Sponsorship & Exhibition Opportunities

Multiple Registration Options In 2018 | Make Sure You Don’t Miss Out

+ Subsidized E&P Registration Rates + Group Discounts For E&Ps &Vendors

+ Sponsorship & Exhibition Options + Fully Interactive Live Stream Option

Leading From The Front In 2018 Are The Event’s Long-Standing Partners, Including: And Exhibitors including:

"Great opportunities to network with industry leaders in chemical application"

– Senior Engineer, Conocophillips

The 4th Annual Production Chemicals Optimization 2018 gives you the chance to come face-to-face and do business with some of the most active operators in the US and Canadian shale plays.

If you want to network with E&P from some of the most active US and Canadian Shale plays, and please contact the ABC team at [email protected] to reserve strategic speaking slots and/or exhibition booths or to request a floor plan.

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Pre-Conference Oil Field Chemistry Training Program: Tuesday June 26, 2018

9:30 The Chemistry, Lab Development And Field Application Metal Sulfide Inhibition - In-Depth Training Study

This course will allow you to review both the standard methods of dealing with metal sulfide and inhibition of metal sulfide. Whilealso explaining the origin and treating methodologies for metal sulfide scalesWhat is provided: Presentation Slide DeckWho should attend: Oilfield Engineers, Reservoir Engineers, Petroleum Engineers.Speaker: Shane Underwood, Technical Manager, Clariant Oil and Mining Services

10:30 The Chemistry, Lab Development And Field Application Of H2S Scavengers - In-Depth Training Study

The training will also explain the origin and need for removing H2S from production gas and produced fluids.What you will learn: This course will allow you to review both the organic chemical reactions undergone by chemical H2S scavengers, the test methods used to evaluate scavengers in the lab and how they align with the field application methods currently employed.

What is provided: Presentation Slide DeckWho should attend: Oilfield Engineers, Reservoir Engineers, Petroleum Engineers.Speaker: Grahame Taylor, Global Innovation Manager - H2S Scavengers, Clariant Oil and Mining Services

11:30 Paraffin Wax Control: A Fresh Look At An Old Problem

Key Learnings:• Chemistry and physics of paraffin wax• Mechanism of wax formation and measurements• Methods for prevention and remediationSpeaker: Amir Mahmoudkhani, Global Innovation Manager - Emerging Technologies, Clariant Oil and Mining Services

12:30 Refreshments Served For All Training Course Attendees

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OILFIELD TRAINING PROGRAM: SPONSORED BY CLARIANT

9:00 Registration OpensIn-Depth Three Hour Oil Field Chemistry Training Program Aimed At Educating Production Chemical Engineers

Cost-Effective Chemical Applications, Cost-Reduction Mechanism & Innovative Chemical Blends To Control Paraffin & Corrosion, While Optimizing Chemical injection & Delivery

Day 1Wednesday June 27, 2018


7:30 Networking Breakfast For All Delegates8:40 Chair's Opening RemarksConference Day 1 Chaired by : Tom Swanson, Sales Manager - Production Technologies, Schlumberger

OPENING KEYNOTE: IMPROVED PRODUCTION CHEMICAL REGIMES

E&P PLANS OF ACTION & COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES OF SUCCESS

8:50 Assess Improved Chemical Application Strategies & Technologies To Manage Paraffin, Corrosion And H2S: Optimize Recovery & Runtime At A Profitable Rate• Examine 'reservoir-specific' characteristics to determine

why certain formations are more susceptible to certain issues

• Assess measures taken to troubleshoot the problem• Understand operators' decision-making process when

determining the way they were going to run their chemical programs

• Understand what kind of chemistries were found to be most effective in each region, and steps on how they maybe made part of your day-to-day chemical program

Joe Alapati, Flow Assurance & Production Chemistry Advisor, Devon Energy9:20 Question & Answer Session

MAXIMIZE THE VALUE OF YOUR CHEMICAL PROGRAM

REDUCE COST PER GALLON | MAXIMIZE RETURN ON INVESTMENT

< Strategies To Operate Under A Lower Chemical Cost Structure Than Before >If you are spending an extra $5,000 on chemicals today, you want to be saving at least $5,000 or more down the road. The questions operators are now asking is, "Is the additional spending really going to move the needle?'. With cost-reduction a continuing priority for operators, there is a heightened awareness of budgetary dollar spending and ROI. This presentation and panel discussion gives operators the opportunity to wrap their heads around the real value of having a robust chemical programs, in turn making it easier to convince management to implement improved chemical programs9:30 Correlating Chemical Cost Per Gallon And Production Performance To Establish The Real Value And ROI Of Chemical Programs• Assess how operators are spending 'smart money' on

inhibitors while effectively treating for different downhole issues

• Understand how to practically reduce the cost and maximize the ROI of using biocides - by far the most expensive chemicals that is used

• Examine trends in asset integrity to help operators lower their lifting cost

• Assess ways to reduce the cost of handling the water - one of the greatest expenses on any LOE sheet

• Discuss how operators and chemical suppliers and chemical service companies can work together to understand cost and protect profitability

E&P Perspective : Nan Zhang, Engineer Production Technology, Statoil North AmericaVendor Perspective : Presentation Led By : Paul Gould, Global Head of Digital Strategy, Clariant Oil and Mining Services10:10 Question & Answer Session10:20 Morning Refreshments In The Exhibition Area

NEW & INNOVATIVE PRODUCTION CHEMISTRIESOPTIMIZE CHEMICAL SELECTION & INJECTION

TO TREAT HORIZONTAL WELLSINNOVATIVE PRODUCTION CHEMISTRIES: PANEL DISCUSSION

10:50 Which Chemistries Are Most Effective? Assess How To Apply The Right Chemicals To Maximize Additive Performance While Mitigating Formation Damage• Understand how to accurately get the chemical in the very

last perforation of the tubing to alleviate wear• Learn how to apply Paraffin down the backside of the gas

lift well, while its still hot, to control paraffin in the tubing and flow lines

• Learn what is happening if you are putting sour gas down the backside of a gas lift well - How much of an impact is that having on gas lifted failures?

Moderated by : Tom Swanson, Sales Manager - Production Technologies, Schlumberger Michael Rauschhuber, Production Chemistry Team Lead, Chevron North AmericaDanny Durham, Director Global Upstream Chemicals, Apache CorporationRainer Phelps, Director Business Development, JacamAmir Mahmoudkhani, Global Head of Flow Assurance,Clariant Oil and Mining ServicesBrian Lundy, Lead Technical Support Specialist, Chemicals, Baker Hughes, a GE CompanyUNIQUE CHEMICAL BLENDS: RESULTS-DRIVEN CASE STUDY11:25 Assess Innovations In Double And Triple Combination Blend To Enable Simultaneous Treat Of Paraffin, Corrosion, Scale And/Or H2S• Chemical Compatibility Issues: highlighting potential

compatibility issues between chemicals at time of injection and measures to overcome them

• Performance Results: Learn how 'combo' performance are performing in comparison to set industry standards

• Find out how chemical manufacturers are manufacturing novel chemistries in comparison to conventional products and how much operator input is involved

Brian Lundy, Lead Technical Support Specialist, Chemicals, Baker Hughes, a GE Company11:55 Question & Answer SessionGENERATE RELIABLE DATA12:00 Learn How To Gather And Use Reliable Data By Implementing The Latest Monitoring Technologies: Make Informed Changes Instead Of SpeculatingThere are multiple parameters that operators have to monitor, and there are so many techniques and approaches to do it - online monitoring and snapshot monitoring to name few. But with E&Ps arguing that snapshot monitoring is not a 100% effective, and online monitoring can be costly, this presentation discusses ways to gather reliable data, cost effectively and efficiently, and develop a comprehensive, usable database to enhance chemical regimes• Learn next-stage data gathering, monitoring and

processes practices, and how they can be used in practical settings to develop a comprehensive, usable database and enhance chemical strategies and production performance

Mike Cannetti, Sr. Vice President of Sales, WellAware12:20 Question & Answer Session• Networking Break Sponsored By: Suez North America12:25 Networking Lunch In The Exhibition Area

CHEMICAL SOLUTIONS FOR SMARTER PARAFFIN MANAGEMENT

'INHIBIT, CONTROL & ELIMINATE'PARAFFIN INHIBITION1:30 Evaluate Paraffin Inhibition Methodologies To Mitigate Negative Effects In The Wellbore, Flow Lines And Surface TanksWith Paraffin continuing to be the dominating flow assurance challenge, this presentation gives you the

opportunity to learn about new methods and practices being applied to keep Paraffin from forming, to save remedial time and avoid shut-ins• How Prevalent Is The Problem? Learn which formations

and well conditions are more reactive to Paraffin build-up to plan ahead

• What Needs To Happen For Paraffin To Form? Understand what types of events occur in wells for Paraffin to deposit

• Sampling & Testing: Assess protocols to understand how to mitigate wax problemsInhibition vs. Dispersion: Examine outlay requirements, applicability and cost savings to understand where specific practices are more effective

• Field Results: Map results from field data to conclude how an operator managed paraffin in flow lines to avoid restricting flow and getting pigs stuck

Hank Owen, Senior Operations Engineer, Concho ResourcesBrad Frazier, Senior Key Account Manager, WadeCo Specialties Inc.2:00 Question & Answer Session

PARAFFIN CONTROL: EAGLE FORD CASE STUDY2:10 Novel Paraffin Control Approach To Reduce Dollar/LOE In Low Volume Gas Lift Wells• Application Of Chemistries: Learn how to control Paraffin

in gas lifted wells using improved chemistries• OpEx Of Chemistries: Assess the economics of new

treatments to gauge where they will make sense to apply• Protect Profitability: Discuss how operators and

chemical suppliers and chemical service companies can work together to understand cost and protect profitability

Rainer Phelps, Director Business Development, Jacam2:40 Question & Answer Session2:50 Afternoon Refreshments In The Exhibition Area

MANAGE DOWNHOLE CORROSIONTRIED-AND-TESTED STRATEGIES DELIVERING

THE GREATEST IMPACT DOWNHOLE TO MAINTAIN ASSET INTEGRITY

PROACTIVELY MONITOR WELLS FOR CORROSION: DISCUSSION PANEL3:20 Demonstrating How To Proactively Monitor Wells And Nail Down The Root Cause Of Corrosion For Optimized Inhibition And Control• Recognize different types of corrosion, and plan for them• Learn why corrosion is prone to happen at certain depth

and what can be done to remediate it• Evaluate the effectiveness of new technologies and

sensors to accurately identifying corrosion build-up• Evaluate how to monitor for residuals to see what is

coming out, how long it is lasting and the duration after which inhibitors will need to be re-pumped

Nick V Nikam, EOR Mechanical Integrity Engineer Advisor, Occidental Petroleum CorporationNihal Obeysekere, Global Head of Corrosion, Clariant Oil and Mining ServicesHANDLE & TREAT CORROSION3:50 Understand How To Effectively Implement New Chemistries & Adapt Metallurgies To Handle Corrosion, Reduce Failures And Increase Uptime• Learn to tweak existing chemistries or overhaul corrosion

inhibition program to manage corrosion downhole• Review new corrosion inhibitors and application novelties

that can be monitored very accurately• Sharing best practices for controlling corrosion in

deviated wellsRuben Rodriguez, Director Marketing, Chemical Solution, Nalco champion4:20 Question & Answer Session4:30 Chair's Closing Remarks4:40 - 6:00 Networking Drinks Reception In The Exhibition Area

Effective Chemical Monitoring Strategies And Automated Solutions To Lower Lifting Cost And Improve Performance + Effectively Manage Scale, H2S, TDS And Bacteria Through The Application Of Innovative Inhibitors And Scavengers

Day 2Thursday June 28, 2018


8:40 Chair's Opening RemarksConference Day 2 Chaired by : Danny Durham, Director Global Upstream Chemicals, Apache Corporation

ESTABLISHING THE OPTIMAL MONITORING PROGRAM

> TO MONITOR CHEMICAL INJECTION ACCURACY & TIMELINESS

> TO MONITOR CHEMICAL PERFORMANCEA large number of these companies are offering different automation schemes, and operating companies choosing to invest heavily in automation. However there is an immense gap in the application and demonstrable benefits of an advanced monitoring strategy in the field.This two-part keynote discussion looks at chemical monitoring in a never before seen way, beginning with a look at monitoring chemical injection and delivery systems, followed by a presentation on how to benchmark expected chemical performance vs. actual performance using advanced monitoring toolsMONITOR CHEMICAL PERFORMANCE8:50 Assess How To Use Real- Time Monitoring To Benchmark Expected Chemical Performance Vs. Actual Performance Understand In Real-Time What You Are Trying To Achieve And What You Are Actually Achieving To Optimize Your Chemical Regimes• Find out how chemical manufactures are utilizing their

existing capacities• Assess how to gauge the performance of chemistries to

determine what is and is not working• Assess monitoring use cases to demonstrate how they

are being used to monitor expected performance and actual performance

• Assess the effectiveness of monitoring systems to know expected performance and actual performance

• Sharing dollar savings and performance optimization number Which chemistries are they focusing on?

Joe Alapati, Flow Assurance & Production Chemistry Advisor, Devon EnergyMONITOR CHEMICAL APPLICATION: ACCURACY & TIMELINESS9:20 Cost-Effectively Implement An Optimal Monitoring Program To Ensure Chemicals Are Injected Accurately And At The Right TimeSometimes operators are adding chemicals, but whether it is being injected at the right time, or whether the well can function without it, is a question they're unable to answer. The only way to get clarity on the subject is by having a robust monitoring program in place. This presentation look at monitoring from a injection accuracy and timeliness perspective, with lessons including:• Balancing Cost & Monitoring: Find out whether you're

saving money further down the road by implementing the right monitoring program

• Accuracy & Timeliness: Learn how the operator tweaked its monitoring program to generate reliable data to assess accuracy and timeliness of chemical injection

• Give Direct Feedback On Chemical Programs: Assess how to give direct feedback on chemical program, including how much is being spent on chemical, whether they're being injected at the right time and repairs

Leslie Malone, Senior Staff Engineer, Sanchez Oil and Gas Company9:50 Question & Answer SessionCHEMICAL PACKAGING10:00 Chemical Packaging: Sustainable Packaging - A Closer Look Into The Benefits Of Implementing Reusable Containers As Part Of The Industry's Supply Chain ProcessArash Hassanian, SVP, Sales & Marketing, Hoover Ferguson

10:30 Question & Answer Session10:40 Morning Refreshments In The Exhibition Area

H2S MITIGATION & TREATMENT

APPLICATION OF INNOVATIVE NON-TRIAZINE BASED SCAVENGERS

NON-TRIAZINE BASED SCAVENGERS11:10 Fully Exploit The Latest Non-Triazine Based Scavengers To Strip H2S: Assess Cost, Application And PerformanceThere's been a shift in the last few years - H2S scavenging used to be part of a specialty chemical suite. In the last two years, it's gone from specialty chemical to a commodity. The industry has moved from injecting, atomizing, putting in a flow loop, to putting it into an ultra fab. The latest product now is a Non-Triazine based scavenger. This presentation delivers game-changing H2S management solutions to save money today and in the long run.• Fully understand the economics and smart application of

non-Triazine based H2S scavengers• Learn how much to pump to optimize spend, performance

and prevent negative side effects• Examine if non-Triazine based produced deliver better

performance vs. conventional H2S scavengers Learn how by gathering data such as volumes of chemicals dispensed or analytical test results from both humans and sensors, deviations from targets can be identified and appropriate parties notified

Ole Gilje Avaldsnes, U.S. Laboratory Manager, Schlumberger11:50 Question & Answer Session12:00 Networking Lunch In The Exhibition Area

SCALE PREVENTION & MITIGATION STRATEGIES

LEARN HOW TO MANAGE SCALE WITH NEW CHEMICALS & TECHNOLOGIES

SCALE INHIBITION1:00 Assess New Ways To Prevent Scale Formation In Flowlines And Innovative Chemistries & Scale Squeezers For Treating Build-Up Without Losing Production• Understand which locations have the highest scale

formation risk• Learn which inhibitors are most effective to manage scale

in the presence of Iron• Compare the effect and results of new chemistries vs.

conventional products to measure success• Assess how to effectively inject scale inhibitors down into

the wellbore and prevent production losses1:30 Question & Answer Session

PRODUCED WATER MANAGEMENT FROM A CHEMICAL PERSPECTIVE

BACTERIA & TDS MONITORING & TREATMENT REGIMES

BACTERIA TREATMENT REGIME1:40 Optimal Bacteria Monitoring And Treatment Regime: Ensure Chemicals Are Actually Performing To Avoid Bacteria Issues Further Downstream• Learn how to identify when you have a problem and the

extent of the problem• Establishing the optimal production chemistries that are

actually showing results• Examine the optimal level of treatment needed to kill

bacteria, and avoid the problem to reoccur because of under treatment

Dr James Fajt, Senior Scientist, Schlumberger2:10 Question & Answer Session2:20 Afternoon Refreshments In The Exhibition AreaTDS TREATMENT REGIME2:50 Assess How To Cost-Effectively Combine Chemicals To Manage Higher Levels Of TDS And Monovalent And Divalent Iron Species In Flowback Water• Learn how to use chemistries to get TDS out to clarify

flowback water so that it can be properly reused/disposed• Scrutinize the costs and capabilities of TDS treatment

technologies to remove impurities• Understand chemical vendors perspective & equipment

suppliers plans to improve chemical treatment for improved production performance

Mark Patton, President, Hydrozonix3:20 Question & Answer Session

OPTIMIZE CHEMICAL DELIVERY

BATCH TREATMENT | TREATER TRUCKS VS. CONTINUOUS INJECTION

BATCH TREATMENT TREATER TRUCKS VS. CONTINUOUS INJECTION3:30 Treater Trucks Vs. Continuous Injection: Learn How To Optimally Run Chemical Delivery Programs Relative To Well-Specific Production Challenges• Evaluate case histories on the results of different methods

to hit upon the right treatment for your well type and production challenge

• Assess the economics of continuous injection to gauge where it makes sense to apply and facilitate taking trucks off the road

• Understand cost savings that can be achieved by using treater trucks to deliver chemicals

Moderated by: Danny Durham, Director Global Upstream Chemicals, Apache Corporation4:10 Chair's Closing Remarks4:20 End of the 4th Annual Production Chemicals Optimization 2018

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