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His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa,

the Crown Prince and Deputy Supreme

Commander of the Kingdom of Bahrain

His Royal Highness

Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa,

the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain

His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa,

the King of the Kingdom of Bahrain



519th SPE Middle East Oil & Gas Show and Conference

CONTENTS

Foreword from H.E. the Bahrain Minister of Energy .......7

Visitor information ..........................................................8

Exhibition floorplan ......................................................10

Foreword from the Conference Chairmen .....................13

Committee members .....................................................14

Sponsors ........................................................................15

Conference session plan ................................................16

Conference programme.................................................18

Exhibitor listings............................................................54

Product listings..............................................................93

ORGANISED BY:Arabian Exhibition Management WLLP.O. Box 20200ManamaBahrainTel: +973 17 550033Fax: +973 17 553288E-mail: [email protected]

WORLDWIDE AGENTS:Overseas Exhibition Services Ltd12th Floor, Westminster Tower3 Albert EmbankmentLondon, SE1 7SP, UKTel: +44 20 7840 2138Fax: +44 20 7840 2119E-mail: [email protected]

FAR EAST AGENTS:International Expo Management Pte Ltd10 Kallang Avenue, #09-15Aperia Tower 2Singapore 339510Tel: +65 6233 6777Fax: +65 6233 6768E-mail: [email protected]

CONFERENCE ORGANISERS:Society of Petroleum Engineers Middle East, North Africa & South AsiaPO Box 215959DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 4575800Fax: +971 4 4573164E-mail: [email protected]




FOREWORD

Message of Welcome & Foreword fromHis Excellency Dr. Abdul Hussain bin Ali MirzaMinister of EnergyKingdom of Bahrain

On behalf of the Government of Bahrain and the NationalOil & Gas Authority, I would like to extend a warmwelcome to all guests, delegates and exhibitors who havejoined us here for the 19th Middle East Oil & Gas Showand Conference (MEOS 2015), which is held under thepatronage of His Royal Highness the Prime Minister of theKingdom of Bahrain, Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa. Since its inception in 1979, MEOS has played a

significant role in developing and transferring explorationand production technologies in the Middle East. Today, asthe industry seeks to transform and push limits throughinnovation and collaboration to meet world energydemand - efficiently, responsibly, and with maximumvalue - MEOS 2015 brings a welcome level of expertise tothe area. This event provides a timely opportunity forparticipants to contribute, debate and provide solutionsthat will hopefully shape the future of the petroleumindustry and will help in achieving energy sustainability inour region.I would like to congratulate the conference organising

committee, co-chaired by AbdulHameed Al-Rushaid ofSaudi Aramco and Dr. Hisham Siyabi of PetroleumDevelopment of Oman, and the exhibition organisers forall their hard work and enthusiasm in producing such acomprehensive multidisciplinary agenda under this year’stheme ‘Energy Beyond Limits Through Innovation andCollaboration.’I am confident that the exchange of experience and

technology at MEOS 2015 will greatly enhance ourknowledge of this vital industry and will further contributetowards its advancement to meet the ever increasingdemand for energy.

My sincere best wishes for a successful conference andexhibition, and a pleasant stay in Bahrain.

Dr. Abdul Hussain bin Ali MirzaMinister of EnergyKingdom of Bahrain

H.E. Dr. Abdul Hussain bin Ali MirzaMinister of EnergyKingdom of Bahrain


19th SPE Middle East Oil & Gas Show and Conference8

INFORMATION FOR VISITORS

DATES

Conference: 8 - 11 March 2015Exhibition: 9 - 11 March 2015

VENUE

Bahrain International Exhibition andConvention Centre

OPENING HOURS

ENTRY CONDITIONS

MEOS 2015 is open to oil and gas professionalsand business visitors. Children under the ageof 16 will not be admitted under anycircumstances. All attendees must register onarrival at the exhibition. Admission badgesmust be worn at all times for securitypurposes. Re-entry can be gained withoutfurther registration provided badges are worn.

REGISTRATION DESK OPENING HOURS

EXHIBITION REGISTRATION

Entry to the exhibition only is free of charge onall days.

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

All conference registrations must beaccompanied by full payment of delegate fees:

The conference registration fee includes:• Admission to all conference sessions• Conference proceedings• Invitation to the conference gala dinner • Invitations to 3 lunches• Refreshments at tea & coffee breaks• Admission to the exhibition• Conference delegate bag

*STUDENTS

Registration for students is complimentary,and includes admission to all conferencesessions, the exhibition and coffee breaks.Lunches, dinner, delegate bag and conferenceproceedings are excluded. Students arerequired to provide a copy of their currentstudent ID upon collection of badges at theBahrain International Exhibition andConvention Centre.

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

The full text for each paper presented at theconference is published in the conferenceproceedings together with technical diagramsand illustrations. A copy of the conferenceproceedings is included in the conferenceregistration fee for all delegate types exceptstudents. Additional copies cost US$ 200 forSPE members and US$ 300 for non-membersand can be purchased from the SPE stand.

CATERING FACILITIES

Buffet lunches will be served on Monday 9,Tuesday 10 and Wednesday 11 March at theBahrain International Exhibition andConvention Centre in Hall 2. Lunch tickets forall 3 days are included in the conferenceregistration fee for all delegate types exceptstudents. Additional lunch tickets cost US$ 55and can be purchased at the registrationdesks.Light refreshments are also available from thecoffee lounges in Hall 1 and Hall 2. Alcohol isnot permitted in the exhibition centre.

CONFERENCE GALA DINNER

A dinner to mark the opening of the MEOS2015 conference will be held on Sunday 8March at 19.30 hours at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel,immediately following the opening ceremony.Dinner invitations are included in theconference registration fee for all delegatetypes except students.

CANVASSING

Canvassing for business, the distribution ofliterature and / or samples other than byexhibitors from their own stands is strictlyprohibited.

MEDIA & COPYRIGHT

SPE sessions are protected by US copyrightlaws. Photography and video/audio recordingof any kind are strictly prohibited in thesessions, breakfasts, and luncheons.

PHOTOGRAPHER

The official show photographer, NationalPhoto Services, will display photographs takenduring the show from its stand in Hall 2 and isavailable for individual assignments.

TAXI SERVICES

Taxis are available directly in front of theBahrain International Exhibition andConvention Centre. All taxis in Bahrain aremetered, and it should be ensured that themeter is operating when engaging a taxi.Radio taxis may also be ordered in advancefrom the following operators.

London Taxi tel: +973 17461746

Speedy Motors tel: +973 17682999

Bahrain Limo tel: +973 17266266 / 17339533(private car hire)

CAR HIRE

Official car hire companies:Adliya Rent-A-Car tel: +973 13620333

Montreal Motors tel: +973 39965843

FIRST AID

First aid facilities are available from themedical room in Hall 1 where there is a nurseon standby.

LOST PROPERTY

Lost property should be handed in to theorganiser’s office in Hall 1.

PRAYER ROOMS

Male and female prayer rooms are locatedwithin Hall 1.

PRESS

Members of the press are invited to register atthe press office in Hall 1.

VISA EXTENSIONS

A service to extend one week visas is availablefrom the organiser’s office in Hall 1.

MEOS 2015 IS ORGANISED BY

Exhibition OrganisersArabian Exhibition Management WLLPO Box 20200, ManamaBahrainTel: +973 17550033E-mail: [email protected]

Conference OrganisersSociety of Petroleum Engineers Middle East,North Africa & South AsiaPO Box 215959, DubaiUAETel: +971 4 457 5800E-mail: [email protected]

Conference Exhibition

Sunday 8 March

16.30 – 19.30 closed

Monday 9 March

08.30 - 17.00 09.00 - 17.00

Tuesday 10 March

08.00 - 17.15 09.30 – 17.00

Wednesday 11 March

08.30 – 15.00 09.30 – 15.00

Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre

Friday 6 March 08.00 – 18.00

Saturday 7 March 08.00 – 18.00

Sunday 8 March 07.00 – 17.00

Monday 9 March 07.00 – 17.00

Tuesday 10 March 07.00 – 17.00

Wednesday 11 March 07.00 – 15.00

The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Bahrain & Spa

Sunday 8 March 12.00 – 21.00

SPE member US$ 660

SPE non-member US$ 800

Poster presenter, executive &technical committee, panelist,author, co-author, sessionchair & speakers

US$ 530

Faculty US$ 125

Students* Free



FOREWORD

Message of Welcome & Foreword fromthe MEOS 2015 Conference Chairmen

As Chairmen of the 19th Middle East Oil & Gas Show andConference, we are excited to welcome you to thisesteemed event held from 8 – 11 March 2015 at theBahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centreunder the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Khalifabin Salman Al Khalifa, the Prime Minister of the Kingdomof Bahrain.The theme for MEOS 2015 is ‘Energy Beyond Limits

Through Innovation and Collaboration.’ Despiteincreasingly challenging environments and exactingproducing horizons, the upstream industry continues tomeet these ambitious undertakings head-on, safely andsuccessfully. By doing this, we are meeting world energydemand through innovative and collaborative efforts thatbring together essential partnerships between energysuppliers, service companies and academia. These reasonsmake it an exciting time to be in our business!MEOS 2015 will offer a multidisciplinary technical

programme that includes 327 papers during 42 technicalsessions over three days. In addition to the executiveplenary session with influential panel members from manyleading IOCs, NOCs and service company executives, theagenda, for the first time since the inception of MEOS in1979, will include a Ministerial Session on the night of 8March 2015. There will also be 6 panel sessions discussingexciting topics relevant to the industry. The conferencewill include a number of additional features, which youcan find highlighted in this programme.A three-day exhibition of oil and gas products and

services will run parallel to the conference from 9 - 11March at the Bahrain International Exhibition andConvention Centre. Spanning 14,800 square metres, itfeatures over 300 exhibitors from 30 countries and coversall areas of the upstream industry.On behalf of the Executive and Programme Committees,

along with the Society of Petroleum Engineers andArabian Exhibition Management, we welcome all oil andgas professionals with an interest in innovation andcollaboration to this exceptional business and networkingoccasion.

AbdulHameed Al-RushaidConference Co-Chairman, MEOS 2015Chief Drilling Engineer, Saudi Aramco

Hisham SiyabiConference Co-Chairman, MEOS 2015Marmul RTQ Cluster Leader, Petroleum Development Oman

AbdulHameed Al-RushaidConference Co-ChairmanMEOS 2015

Hisham SiyabiConference Co-ChairmanMEOS 2015


MEOS 2015 Committees

Executive Committee

Conference Co-Chairmen:

AbdulHameed Al-Rushaid Saudi Aramco

Hisham Siyabi Petroleum Development Oman

Members:

Abdulaziz Al Abdulkarim Saudi Aramco

Abdulrahman S. Al Jarri Saudi Aramco

Ahmad Saqer Al Suwaidi ADMA-OPCO

Ahmed Ali Al Sharyan National Oil & Gas Authority

Anwar Khalaf National Oil & Gas Authority

Emad Mahmoud Sultan Kuwait Oil Company

James S. Williams Weatherford

James White ExxonMobil

Mark Lewis Baker Hughes

Khaled Ali Al Ansari Qatar Petroleum

Klaus Mueller Shell

Marwan Moufarrej Schlumberger

Mike Hugentobler Halliburton

Mohamed Al Qassab Tatweer Petroleum

Mohammad A. Husain Equate

Pierre Olinger Total

Sanjaya Sood Transocean

Shaikh Mohamed bin

Abdulla Al Khalifa

Arabian Exhibition Management

Waleed Refaay SPE Middle East, North

Africa, and South Asia

Programme Committee

Programme Co-Chairmen:

Adnan Al-Kanaan Saudi Aramco

Mohamed Al-Marri Chevron

Mohammed Badri Schlumberger

Members:

Abdulla Alanisi BAPCO

Abdullah Al-Yami Saudi Petroleum

Services Polytechnic

Badria Ali AbdulRaheem Kuwait Oil Company

Derek Kent ENSCO

Ebrahim AlOwainati Tatweer Petroleum

Fahad A. Bahdailah Shell

Faisal Al Nughaimish Saudi Aramco

Farooq Iqbal FMC Technologies

François-Michel Colomar Beicip-Franlab – IFP

Middle East Consulting

Hamoud Anazi Saudi Aramco

Haq Minhas Baker Hughes

Ibrahim Arnaout Saudi Aramco

Karim Sabet United Safety International

Manaf Arnous Weatherford

Michael Bittar Halliburton

Mohamed AbouZour GE Water & Process Technologies

Najla Nedham Tatweer Petroleum

Philip E. Mosher Baker Hughes

Saleh M. Saleh Saudi Aramco

Sidqi Abu Khamsin King Fahd University of

Petroleum and Minerals

Siegfried Müssig MT Oil Consulting GmbH

Sultan Masoud Al-Merikhi GDF SUEZ

Yousif M. Al-Tahan Saudi Aramco

Zillur Rahim Saudi Aramco


COMMITTEES

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EXHIBITOR LIST A-Z

Mubarak A. AlSuwaiket & Sons ........121Oil & Gas Services Co.

ACM Instruments..............................045ADNOC and Its Group of Companies......411Advanced Energy Systems .......... 2629B

(ADES)Advanced Oilfield Technology Co. ....827Al Abdulkarim Holding ..........020 & 032

CompanyAl Khai Joint Operations (KJO) ......2311Alexandria Petroleum ....................2531

Maintenance Co. (Petromaint)Allworld Exhibitions ......................2085ALS Oil & Gas ..................................2099Altamira Information........................084American Association of ................2049

Petroleum GeologistsApollo Enterprises Engineering ........827

& Chemical DivisionArabian Geophysical and ................327

Surveying Company (ARGAS)Arabian Pipes Company....................737ASCOM Separation............................045Ashcroft Al Rushaid ......................060B

Instrument Co. Ltd. Ashtech India Pvt. Ltd.......................013Ayres Group Limited ....................2629AThe Bahrain Petroleum ....................401

Company (BAPCO) Baker Hughes ................................2131Beijing Grand Oilfield Technology ..2612Belzona Polymerics ..........................827Bestebit............................................018BGP Inc. ............................................631Brooks Instrument............................020C&J Energy Services, Inc. ................1130Caltec Ltd. ........................................230 CGG ..................................................321Chatman Consulting Co. WLL ..........2829Saudi Arabian Chevron ....................421Churchill Drilling Tools ....................2829CNPC Greatwall Drilling Company ..2729Cofimco Srl ......................................045Contax Partners ..............................011CRTS Inc. ..........................................045Delta Corporation ............................801DISTIXX ............................................045Diversified Lines for Petroleum ........045

Services Est.DMS Global WLL ............................2825DNV GL ............................................033DP-Master Manufacturing ................088Dresser Al Rushaid Valve & ............060A

Instrument Co. Ltd.PT. OBM Drilchem ..........................2829DURAG Group ..................................020EAGE ..............................................2045Egypt Gas ......................................2531Egyptian General Petroleum ..........2531

Corporation (EGPC)

Egyptian Maintenance....................2531 Company (EMC)

Egyptian Natural Gas Co. (GASCO) ..2531Egyptian Natural Gas Holding ........2531

Company (EGAS)Egyptian Petrochemicals ................2531

Holding Company (ECHEM)EMbaffle BV......................................042Engineering for the Petroleum ......2531

& Process Industries (ENPPI)Environmental and Remedial ..........016

Treatment for Hydrocarbons (EA RTH) Co. Ltd.

Expro Meters, Inc. ............................020Exxon Mobil Corporation ..................621Fardux Ltd. ......................................237FEI Company ....................................038Fishbones ........................................051Fluid Inclusion Technologies Inc. ....1126FluoroSeal Specialty Valves ..............045Forum Energy Technologies - ..........020

Valve SolutionsFrank's International LLC ................1234FRIATEC AG - Division........................020

Rheinhütte PumpenFujikin Incorporated ........................043Ganoub El-Wadi Petroleum ............2531

Holding Company (Ganope)Gas and Oil Technology Company ..2097GE Oil & Gas ......................................431General Instruments Consortium....2001Geospace Technologies ....................111Global Tubing LLC ..........................1131GRACO ..............................................045GRC ..................................................331Green Valley Saudi Egyptian ..........2075

Oil Services (GVOS) GRI Simulations Inc...........................232Gulf Oilfield Directory ....................2063Gulf Reservoir Modeling ..................010

Technology (ResModTec)Halliburton Energy Services............2111Haris Al Afaq ..................................2083Hart Energy ................Distribution PointHATCON ............................................827Hawa Valves (India) Pvt. Ltd. ............074HELB - Drilling Electrical Solutions ..052Hempel Paints ..................................014Horn International ........................2053HPC Energy Services ......................1134Hunting Energy Services ..................927Ice Qube Inc. ....................................045IFP Middle East Consulting / ............837

IFP Energies NouvellesIngrain Inc. ....................................1021Innochem Co., Ltd.............................137INOVA Geophysical ........................1123International Well Control Forum ....083iSeis - The International ..................044

Seismic CompanyKAPPA ..............................................301

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EXHIBITOR LIST A-Z

Katch Kan Bahrain ..........................1039King Fahd University of ....................048

Petroleum & Minerals (KFUPM)KOLLER Maschinen- und ..................336

Anlagenbau GmbHKuwait Oil Company ........................611Lafarge ............................................080LiMAR - Well Intervention Products....235Lithicon ..........................................2001Marechal Electric Group....................231Mas Supply Limited ........................2611Meggitt Sensing Systems ................020Merwede Valves ..............................045Metrolog ..........................................331Molecular Corrosion Technologies ....827NAFFCO FZCO ....................................045Naizak Global Engineering System ..020National Experts for Oilfield ............064

Solutions (NEOS)The National Laboratory ..................731

Company Ltd., (MA’AMEL)National Photo Services (NPS) ........2044National Pipe Company Ltd. ............086Nesma Trading Co. Ltd. ......2051 & 2831 Neuralog ........................................1124Nil-Cor ..............................................045NPS - National Petroleum ..............2731

Services Occidental Oil & Gas ......................1011

International LLCOil & Gas Middle East ....Distribution PointOil & Gas News Magazine - ............2061

Al Hilal GroupOil & Gas Systems Ltd. ......................045Oil and Gas Directory Middle East ....2823Oil Review Middle East ..................2711Oilfield Technology ....Distribution PointOmega Well Monitoring ................2099Oryx Engineering Solutions LLC ........065Packers Plus Energy Services ..........2341

(Cyprus) Ltd.Palisade............................................094PdMA Corporation ..........................1132Pem Tech Inc...................................1133PETROJET........................................2531PetroSkills ........................................068Petrostreamz ....................................093Pipeline Magazine..........................2827Premier Coil Solutions ......................234Qatar Petroleum ............................1001Quickflange ......................................045Ramsgate Engineering / ................1124

ProGauge TechnologiesRawabi Holding................................124Raymond International W.L.L. ........2712Redback Drilling Tools ......................045Resoptima ........................................092RMA Middle East S.P.C. ....................831Robertson Geologging Ltd. ..............330Rock Flow Dynamics ......................1121Saekaphen GmbH ............................045

Samson ............................................045Saudi Arabian Oil Company ............601

(Saudi Aramco)Saudi Geophysical ..........................2082

Consulting OfficeSaudi Makamin Oil and Gas Services ....221Saudi Steel Pipe Company ................821Sauereisen......................................1135Schlumberger ..................................101Seismic Source Company - SSC ........044Sercel................................................331Shell ................................................811Sky-Futures ......................................020Society of Petroleum ......................040

Engineers (SPE)Solutions Plus, Inc. ..........................045Spartek Systems ............................1023Specialized Technical Equipment ......090StrongBack ......................................045Sulzer ..............................................337Swinton Technology ........................045TAM International Middle East ........036TAQA - Industrialization & ................921

Energy Services CompanyTatweer Petroleum ..........................311Teledyne Cormon..............................045Temasme Veselex India Pvt. Ltd. ......332

(Temasme Veselex)The Gulf - Al Hilal Group ................2061Thermax India Ltd. ..........................034Tiger Offshore Middle East ............2829

Trading & Services WLLTitanium and Steel ..........................821Manufacturing Company (TSM ARABIA)Town Gas ........................................2531Turner Designs Inc. ..........................045Twister BV ........................................045U.S. Steel Tubular Products ............1230Ultra Dry ..........................................045Univa Corporation ..........................1037Upstream Oil & Gas Newspaper ......2821Val-Tex..............................................045Valvosider Srl....................................020Varel Oil & Gas Drill Bits ................1120Veolia Water Solutions and ..............309

TechnologiesVolant Products Inc.........................1035Volga-Dnepr Group ..........................131Wartsila Valves Ltd. ..........................020Weatherford ....................................211Welker Engineering ..........................045Well Flow International ....................119Welltec ..........................................2331Wellvention....................................2099Wilhelm Geldbach Industrie ............045X Drilling Tools ................................2099Xi'an Senshe Electronic ....................066

Technology CorporationYanbu Aramco Sinopec Refining ......130

Company Ltd. (YASREF)Zyme Flow Decon Technology ........1226


Thank you to the following sponsors for their generous support.

Sponsors as of 10 February 2015.

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REGISTRATION & SIGNAGE EXECUTIVE & TECHNICAL COMMITTEE CORPORATE GIFTS

WEDNESDAY LUNCH, BANNERS & CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

CONFERENCE EVENT ACTIVITIES

CARRIER BAGS

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COFFEE LOUNGE, HALL 1

KNOWLEDGE SHARING EPOSTERS COFFEE LOUNGE, HALL 2

Petroleum Development Oman

GENERAL SUPPORT

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WEDNESDAY 11 March

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16:30

17:30

17:30

19:30

Opening Ceremony & Ministerial Session

SUNDAY 8 March

OPENING CEREMONYTHE RITZ-CARLTON, BAHRAIN HOTEL & SPA (AL NOOR BALLROOM)

INVITED SPEAKERS

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uploads/Speakers/AbdulMirza.jpg"/>

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uploads/Speakers/AbdulHameedAl-Rushaid.jpg"/>

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com/site/wp-content/uploads/

Speakers/NathanMeehan.jpg" />

H.E. Dr. Abdul Hussain bin Ali Mirza

AbdulHameed Al-Rushaid

Nathan Meehan

Minister of Energy MEOS 2015 Conference Co-Chairman, Chief Drilling Engineer

2016 SPE President

KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN SAUDI ARAMCO

SUNDAY 8 March

MINISTERIAL PANEL SESSIONTHE RITZ-CARLTON, BAHRAIN HOTEL & SPA (AL NOOR BALLROOM)

MODERATOR INVITED SPEAKERS<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/NatashaKaplinsky.jpg" /> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/AbdulMirza.jpg" />

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meos2015.com/site/wp-

content/uploads/H.E.-

Dr.-Ali-Al-Omair.jpeg" />

<img src="http://

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uploads/Speakers/

SherifIsmail.jpg" />

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uploads/Speakers/

AbdallaEl-Badri.jpg" />Natasha Kaplinsky

H.E. Dr. Abdul Hussain bin Ali Mirza

H.E. Dr. Ali Al-Omair

H.E. Eng. Sherif Ismail

H.E. Eng. Suhail Mohamed Faraj Al Mazrouei

H.E. Abdalla Salem El-Badri

News Presenter & Journalist

Minister of Energy Minister of Oil Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources

Minister of Energy Secretary General

KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN KUWAIT EGYPT UAE OPEC

SESSION OVERVIEW

The oil and gas industry is the prominent energy supplier to the world. Oil and gas will remain the foremost energy sources for decades to come.

The industry has always delivered and it will always do so! Since its inception more than a century ago, the oil and gas industry has continually

faced challenges, but every time the industry has prevailed. Every challenge is transformed to an opportunity. Competition has been transformed to

collaboration and tight and difficult resources have been rendered recoverable with technology and the ingenuity of our most important asset, the

human mind. National oil companies (NOCs) and international oil companies (IOCs) come together to build and implement strategies to face current

and future energy demands. Governments and companies become full partners for investment in energy development and technology, successfully

overcoming the ever changing global dynamics that influence oil markets and oil prices.

The Ministerial Session will look at the global energy picture through the eyes of responsible governments. Governments initiate strategies and

establish policies to facilitate the optimum energy development and supply affordable energy to the world.

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10:30

12:00

Executive Plenary Session

MONDAY 9 March

ENERGY BEYOND LIMITS THROUGH INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION

BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION & CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOMS 1 & 2)o

MODERATOR

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uploads/Speakers/

BassamFattouh.jpg" />

Bassam FattouhDirector

OXFORD INSTITUTE FOR ENERGY STUDIES

SPEAKERS<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/AminNasser.jpg" /> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/MarkAlbers.jpg" /> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/PaalKibsgaard.jpg" /> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/HashemHashem.jpg" /> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/OyvindErikson.jpg" /> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/EdwardDaniels.jpg" />

Amin Nasser Mark Albers Paal Kibsgaard Hashem Hashem Øyvind Eriksen Edward Daniels

Senior Vice President Upstream

Senior Vice President

Chief Executive Officer

Chief Executive Officer

President and Chief Executive Officer Aker ASA, Chairman Aker Solutions ASA

Executive Vice President, Commercial and New Business Development

SAUDI ARAMCO EXXON MOBIL CORPORATION

SCHLUMBERGER KUWAIT OIL COMPANY AKER ASA SHELL

SESSION OVERVIEW

The executive plenary session Energy Beyond Limits Through Innovation and Collaboration will look at how the exploration and production industry

is transforming and pushing the limits through innovation coupled with collaboration to provide world energy needs, efficiently, responsibly,

and with maximum value.

The upstream industry continues to meet increasing global energy demand by steadily pushing the limits to deliver time and time again. This delivery

is growing more and more challenging as oil and gas resources become more difficult to find and extract. Industry innovation and collaboration have

risen to the task at hand, maximising recovery from conventional resources while tapping into vast unconventional resources.

This success has been achieved through innovation by the industry’s foremost asset, its people, whose advanced thinking to develop and then apply

technology combined with the necessary business models have made the once impossible, possible. Through great innovation and forward thinking,

this industry has seen well configurations evolve from vertical to horizontal, then to multilateral, and then to maximum reservoir contact wells with

smart completions; with each effort designed to yield more economic and efficient recovery of hydrocarbons translating to a greater return on our

investments. Shale formations previously considered as nuisances encountered during the drilling for conventional reserves have revolutionised the

industry. The U.S. Energy Information Administration notes that U.S. proven oil reserves increased 15.4% from 2011 to 2012, largely due to Permian

Basin revitalisation and the Williston Basin Bakken shale oil development. U.S. crude oil proven reserves are the highest they have been since 1976,

due to the application of innovative processes to previously unpromising resources.

Innovation is achieved more easily and quickly through the collaboration of the various stakeholders—operating companies, service companies,

drilling contractors, the scientific community, governments, and the general public. In this collaborative environment, service companies have become

solution providers, not just service suppliers; and operating companies have become partners rather than competitors. However, collaboration

requires governmental and public involvement as well. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that, between 2007 and 2012, the average

annual employment in the Pennsylvania oil and gas industry increased 259%, largely due to the surge in shale gas drilling activity contained in

the big Marcellus Field. Despite this economic boom, there was fierce public opposition to the activity based on environmental concerns. Industry

collaboration with local governments and communities have greatly eased these concerns, while partnerships between operators and service

companies within and outside Pennsylvania have worked to apply fracking technology safely and efficiently.

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13:15

14:45

Panel SessionsMONDAY 9 March

PANEL SESSION 1 – Rooms 1 & 2

HR: ACADEMIC AND INDUSTRY COLLABORATION TO DEVELOP FUTURE TALENTMODERATORS

<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/MarkLewis.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/PierreOlinger.jpg">

Mark Lewis Pierre Olinger

Vice President & Managing Director for the North Arabian Geomarket

Vice President E&P, Middle East

BAKER HUGHES TOTAL

PANELISTS<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/AbdullahAl-Yami.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Ghassan-Mirdad2.png"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/Jean-LucKarnik.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/NabilAldabal.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/SalimKhemakhem.jpg">

Abdullah M. Al-Yami Ghassan Mirdad Jean-Luc Karnik Nabil Khalid Aldabal Salim David Khemakhem

Executive Director Vice-President & General Manager, Saudi Arabia & Bahrain

Chief Executive Officer General Manager, Training and Development

Vice President of Well Operations

SAUDI PETROLEUM SERVICES POLYTECHNIC

SCHLUMBERGER IFP TRAINING SAUDI ARAMCO ZADCO

SESSION OVERVIEW

The oil and gas industry and academic worlds are finally coming closer to engage in multi-faceted cooperations. The main reasons are, on one hand,

increased technology intensity of the industry which calls for more “upstream”, hence academia based R&D, on the other hand host countries’ demand

that IOCs from an early stage identify and develop local talent to run their operations, from blue to white collar jobs. Acting as “catalysts for host

countries capacity building”, as Saudi Aramco CEO Khalid A. Al-Falih recently put it, has become an integral part of oil companies’ acceptability policy.

At the same time, universities need the rapprochement with industry firstly to secure outlets for their degree courses, secondly to illustrate teachings

which otherwise would remain too theoretical and quickly become obsolete in a fast changing world. Opening in particular the later years of degree

courses to industry input through teachings, site visits, internships, etc. prepares students for the real world and allows them to become operationally

effective quicker after their recruitment.

Organisations in today’s complex economies require new skills, like entrepreneurship and innovative mindsets. Academia and industry must work

together to devise new training paths fostering these skills.

Cooperation between industry and academia takes various forms, which this panel shall illustrate. It raises questions with respect to financing and,

correlatively, of potentially harmful interference and dependence which shall be discussed. Panelists will share their experiences and ideas for

enhanced cross-fertilisation between the two worlds.

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15:30

17:00

Panel Sessions continued

MONDAY 9 March

PANEL SESSION 2 – Rooms 1 & 2

IN-COUNTRY VALUEMODERATORS

<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Hisham-Al-Siyabi1.png"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Nasser-Al-Yami.jpg">

Hisham Siyabi Nasser Al-Yami

Marmul RTQ Cluster Leader Manager Industrial Development

PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OMAN

SAUDI ARAMCO

PANELISTS<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/AblaRiyami.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/AdnanGhabris.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/GenevieveMouillerat.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/KenRoberts.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/MahmoudKassem.jpg">

Abla Al Riyami Adnan Ghabris Geneviève Mouillerat Ken Roberts Mahmoud Kassem

In-Country Value Director Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director

Vice-President Projects & Construction, Exploration and Production

Construction Manager Vice President, Drilling & Surface and WPS MENAT

PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OMAN

NPS ENERGY TOTAL MAFUMEIRA SUL PROJECT RESOURCES COMPANY

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SESSION OVERVIEW

Typically, national economic and industrial development programmes are government-led. However, international best practices show that national oil

companies (NOCs) play a catalytic role in building a competitive industrial economy. Assessment of best industrial development endeavours including

the Norwegian, Brazilian, Singaporean, and Malaysian industrialisation models show that successful localisation models share three common elements.

The first element is the establishment of a central championing, coordination, and monitoring entity to drive forward sector development and local

content. The second element is focusing on a set of industries, where localisation potential is high, along with critical enablers that will allow building

the foundations of sustainable and competitive businesses. The third element is to have an investment arm that can make strategic investments in

carefully-targeted opportunities which accelerate and support local industrial development.

Many industrial supply chains have not established a local presence due to real or perceived entry barriers, uncompetitive cost factors, and the lack

of a long-term investment horizon. In industries where local players are already active, most lack the scale to be competitive or the experience or

expertise to perform well. The development approach chosen to overcome these challenges usually include a series of “anchor transactions”, aimed

at kick-starting the localisation of a certain product or service through a single large investment; in developing countries, this is typically carried out in

partnership with a global leader in the subject industry. Moreover, there are “broad-based transformation” initiatives, targeting the improvement of

underlying competitiveness and providing incentives and support to investors in the focus industry. Many successful localisation efforts also adopt the

“performance transformation” development approach, where an underperforming local player is selected to be transformed into a “national champion”

via technical and management processes enhancement. Each intervention model requires a recipe of enablers including human resources (HR)

development, leveraging procurement spending, building required industrial infrastructure, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) development, and

intelligence over local market supply and demand dynamics.

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<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/MarkLewis.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/PierreOlinger.jpg">

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<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/AbdullahAl-Yami.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Ghassan-Mirdad2.png"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/Jean-LucKarnik.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/NabilAldabal.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/SalimKhemakhem.jpg">

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<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/EmadSultan.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/JamesWhite.jpg">

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<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/AbdallaAl-Naqbi.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Alex-James.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/DamianReed.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/NabilAl-Nuaim.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/YasserFahmy.jpg">

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TUESDAY 10 March

PANEL SESSION 3 – Room 1

UNCONVENTIONAL RESOURCES: WHAT MAKES IT AN ECONOMIC REALITY?MODERATORS

<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/CliveEckersley.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/KlausMueller.jpg">

Clive Eckersley Klaus Mueller

VP Marketing Middle East Technology Manager Joint Ventures

SCHLUMBERGER SHELL

PANELISTS<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/DouglasKenaley.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/DouglasValleau.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/JohnCadenhead.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/KhalidAl-Abdulqader.jpg">

Douglas Kenaley Douglas Valleau John W. Cadenhead Khalid M. Al-Abdulqader

Geologic Specialist, EMEC Unconventional Resources Core Team

Director Unconventional Technology

Strategy Manager, Unconventional Resources

General Manager, Unconventional Resources

EXXONMOBIL HESS SCHLUMBERGER SAUDI ARAMCO

SESSION OVERVIEW

Unconventional resources are changing the energy portfolio for nations around the world. Almost half of the world’s natural gas resources are trapped

in unconventional reservoirs and the potential for unconventional oil resources are becoming more apparent with ongoing exploration. Although

once considered uneconomical, they have now become success stories thanks to technical innovations such as horizontal drilling and multistage

fracturing. For example, exploitation of unconventional resources resulted in an almost 14% increase in US oil production from 2011 to 2012, which

represents the largest increase in annual oil production in US history. The success in North America is accelerating interest in unconventional

resources elsewhere in the world. Several countries in the MENA region are accessing opportunities to exploit their unconventional resources to

supply both the petrochemical industry and domestic needs. With significant technically recoverable resources and a growing energy demand, drivers

exist for development.

The development of unconventional resources in North America was aided by the readily available infrastructure, land access, private ownership,

efficient permitting, technical expertise, and available market, as well as tax incentives that encouraged initial exploration. These conditions led to

accelerated growth and visible success. But, not all areas have been successful and an estimated 30% to 40% of unconventional wells are actually

uneconomical. Lessons learnt from unconventional reservoirs around the world highlight collaboration and reservoir-specific solutions as the common

traits for economic success. Given the diversity of domestic resources and local constraints, optimised local approaches that leverage global lessons

learnt will be key to bringing unconventional resources to economic reality.

This panel discussion will touch on the following questions:

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ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIPMODERATORS

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Emad Mahmoud Sultan James White

Deputy Chief Executive Officer, North Kuwait

Manager – Asia Pacific/Middle East

KUWAIT OIL COMPANY EXXONMOBIL

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Abdalla Al Naqbi Alex James Damian Reed Nabil A. Al-Nuaim Yasser M. Fahmy

Vice President HSE&Q Global Sustainability Manager

Head of Environment and HSE Systems

Manager of Environmental Protection Department

Lead Environmental Engineer, Major Projects Division

ADMA-OPCO HALLIBURTON TATWEER PETROLEUM SAUDI ARAMCO CHEVRON – WAFRA JOINT OPERATIONS (WJO)

SESSION OVERVIEW

Developing a strategy for an environmentally sustainable future is as important as any other business strategy on which a company relies. For any oil

and gas company with a large environmental footprint, it’s especially critical to address the challenge of sustainability—balancing economic growth,

social development, and environmental protection so that future generations are not compromised by actions taken today. This panel will explore

areas where attention is needed most and offer suggestions and examples for achieving success.

Environmental sustainability encompasses every action that takes care of the environment and people while enabling a company to operate. From the

headquarters building to an offshore production facility, companies are meeting this challenge by looking to constantly improve on long-standing best

practices while applying the latest technologies to improve environmental performance.

In the field, adherence to the highest maintenance standards is complemented by new methods for exploration and drilling, such as horizontal

and extended reach drilling, which offer minimal environmental impacts. Technologies are being implemented to further reduce footprints during

production such as construction of artificial islands in place of platforms. Above all, the industry is expected to prevent environmental incidents

and respond quickly and effectively when incidents do occur, including a complete remediation. Other activities central to reducing our overall

environmental impact include reducing emissions, energy efficiency, recycling, waste management, integration of renewable energy in oil and gas,

redesigning processes to reduce or eliminate the production of toxic materials and protecting or restoring natural habitats.

Opportunities for environmental sustainability are plentiful at the office too. At corporations’ campuses around the world, environmentally sustainable

practices are being built into every facet of design and construction to harvest daylight, minimise water use, and be more energy efficient.

Environmental sustainability is a driving force in the upstream sector that offers benefits not just for a business but for its customers,

shareholders, and our society.

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INNOVATIVE COLLABORATIONMODERATORS

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Mike Hugentobler Mohammad A. Husain

Senior Vice President for Middle East and Eurasia Regions

President and Chief Executive Officer

HALLIBURTON EQUATE

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Ahmed Al-Riyami Mario Ruscev Martin McCormack Steve Fulgham Waleed Al-Mulhim

Vice President Field Development (New Fields)

Chief Technology Officer

Middle East Technology Manager (Oil)

Vice President of Operations

Manager, EXPEC Advanced Research Center

ADMA-OPCO BAKER HUGHES BP WEATHERFORD INTERNATIONAL SAUDI ARAMCO

SESSION OVERVIEW

World energy demand is increasing due to global economic and population growth and the new discoveries are undoubtedly more difficult to

evaluate and produce and have to be done with fewer experienced resources. To meet the future world demand for energy, collaborative innovation

for new technology and workflows need to be introduced to enhance reservoir understanding and to maximise production and recovery. Innovative

collaboration measures must to be adopted as these challenges are enormous and cannot be solved by a single party alone. Collaboration on

technology development between service companies, and customer classes; IOCs (international oil companies), NOCs (national oil companies), and

major independents is key to provide innovative solutions and in cutting risks, resulting in a win-win for all parties.

Today’s challenge of doing more with less, exploiting more difficult reserves while reducing risk, can only be achieved in an innovative collaborative

environment. Cultural change utilises collaborative environments allowing simple workflow methodologies while continuous optimisation occurs.

Today, more dynamic integrated operations and more efficient collaborative working relationships are evolving. The industry will undoubtedly have to

adopt better ways to collaborate in all aspects of well construction, placement, completion, and production processes. Collaborative funded technology

development alignment allows both partners to proceed in a timely fashion, and technology can be rapidly developed and deployed to the field. These

innovative collaboration approaches can bring alignment and maximise effort to solve today’s complex field challenges to maintain global energy

needs and help maintain global economic growth ensuring the population continues to progress.

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CYBER SECURITY IN THE ENERGY SECTOR – ARE WE PREPARED FOR WHAT IS COMING?MODERATORS

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Abdulaziz Al Abdulkarim

Mohammad A. Husain

Executive Director, IT President and Chief Executive Officer

SAUDI ARAMCO EQUATE

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Donnie W. Wilburn Ken Braud Khalid Al-Maraghi Mike Baldi Rohan M. Amin Steve Neiers

IT Risk Management Manager

Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Information Technology

Assistant Manager, Cyber & Information Security

Chief Cyber Security Solutions Architect

Managing Director & Global Head of Cyber Security Operations

General Manager, Information Risk Strategy & Management

EXXONMOBIL GLOBAL SERVICES COMPANY

HALLIBURTON QATAR PETROLEUM HONEYWELL PROCESS SOLUTIONS

JPMORGAN CHASE & CO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMPANY CHEVRON CORPORATION

SESSION OVERVIEW

Cyber-attacks have evolved from random, self-propagating destructive viruses and website hacking attempts with no specific target and limited-

in-scope to becoming ever more targeted, financially, or politically driven persistent attacks. The advancement of information technology security

controls has also led attackers to adopt increasingly more sophisticated new attack methods. Cyber-attacks against Saudi Aramco, RasGas, and

Norwegian Oil Company demonstrate the complexity and sophistication of today’s attackers. Often outdated systems used to control the most

valuable and critical of automated industrial oil and gas operations which were unsecured and highly vulnerable to the growing risk of a crippling

targeted cyber-attack. Addressing this common challenge is essential to enhancing the security and reliability of the energy sector. Developing a

strong common cyber security framework for oil and gas organisations in the region is essential. The role of government regulators is critical to

this effort to ensure minimum cyber security controls are developed, published, implemented, and adhered to. Close coordination, collaboration,

and cooperation among oil and gas companies in the region is important. Sharing intelligence, new threats and lessons learnt among partner

organisations in addition to relevant national agencies will help strengthen cyber security resiliency.

This panel discussion will explore the following areas:

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TUESDAY 10 March

THE CURRENT TURBULENCE IN OIL & GAS MARKETS AND ITS POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS: A PERSPECTIVE FROM THE IEF

BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION & CONVENTION CENTRE (HALL 2)

MODERATOR OPENING REMARKS SPEAKER<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/EithneTreanor.jpg"> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Speakers/EdwardDaniels.jpg" /> <img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Aldo-Flores-Quiroga-copy.jpg">

Eithne Treanor Edward Daniels Aldo Flores-Quiroga

Founder & Managing Director Executive Vice President, Commercial and New Business Development

Secretary General

E. TREANOR MEDIA SHELL INTERNATIONAL ENERGY FORUM (IEF)

SESSION OVERVIEW

Oil Price Volatility: Striking the Right Balance. Over the past seven months, Brent crude lost more than 60% of its value to hover around $44 per barrel. This drop in oil price was attributed to

weakening demand due to a slowdown in economic growth and increased supply, mainly from non OPEC producers. The IMF outlook indicate slower

pace of economic growth in 2015 translating into weaker demand and depressed oil prices. Higher oil prices over that past five years have encouraged

both NOCs and IOCs to invest in large projects that are technically difficult and capital intensive. The resurgent oil price since 2008 has also increased

the demand for oil field services and equipment. This price escalation and increase in demand has negatively impacted project margins. With most

of these projects ongoing and prospects of higher margins diminishing, the pressures to reduce investments in the short-term have increased.

The industry breakfast will discuss:

Industry Breakfast Session

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MONDAY 9 March

ROOM 3 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 1 Chemical EOR

Session Chairperson(s): Eisa Al-Maraghi, Kuwait Oil Company; Paul Smith, Saudi Aramco

Time Paper # Title Authors

8:30 172608 Evolution of Chemical EOR (ASP) Programme for a Carbonate Reservoir in North Kuwait

M.B. Abdullah, S. Tiwari, A.K. Pathak, Kuwait Oil Company

8:50 172539 Experimental Investigation of the Influence of Nanoparticles Adsorption and Transport on Wettability Alteration of Oil Wet Berea Sandstone

S. Li, O. Torsaeter, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)

9:10 172706 Effect of Surfactant-Polymer Interaction on the Interfacial Properties for Chemical EOR in Carbonate Reservoirs

X. Wu, M. Han, B.H. Al-Zahrani, L. Guo, Saudi Aramco

9:30 172781 Effect of Temperature on Foam Flow in Porous Media S. Vincent-Bonnieu, R. Farajzadeh, A.A. Eftekhari, Shell; S. Danelis, L. Kapetas, W.R. Rossen, Delft University of Technology; S.R. Mohd Shafian, R.Z. Kamarul Bahrim, PETRONAS Research Sdn Bhd

ROOM 4 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 2 Reservoir Modelling

Session Chairperson(s): Nuha Al-Sultan, Kuwait Oil Company; Thierry Lemaux, IFP


8:30 172517 Reservoir Simulation to Support Pressure Maintenance Projects in the Greater Burgan Field, Kuwait

E.D. Ma, M.R. Banagale, L. Dashti, D. Bond, F.A. Abdulla, Kuwait Oil Company; M. Ibrahim, S.A. Gheorghiu, O.M. Gurpinar, Schlumberger

8:50 173193 Simulation of Instabilities and Fingering in Surfactant Alternating Gas (SAG) Foam Enhanced Oil Recovery

R. Farajzadeh, S. Vincent-Bonnieu, Shell; A. Eftekhari, H. Hajibeygi, W.R. Rossen, Delft University of Technology

9:10 172552 Next-Generation Modelling for Long-Term Development Planning: Case Study

B. Marir, A. Allouti, ADMA-OPCO; M. Bedewi, Halliburton

9:30 172785 Predicting Water Movement Using a Discrete Fracture Network Approach Combined with Fluid Flow Modelling in a Naturally Fractured Carbonate Reservoir

A.S. Jambayev, B. Hoffman, Colorado School of Mines

ROOM 5 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 3 Production Enhancement and Management I

Session Chairperson(s): Fahad A. Bahdailah, Shell; Ridha Gharbi, Kuwait Oil Company


8:30 172732 Characteristics and Inversion Point of Heavy Crude Oil Emulsions in Kuwait

E.F. Ghloum, A.M. Rashed, M.A. Al-Attar, Kuwait Institute For Scientific Research

8:50 172798 Application of Foam to Manage Liquid Holdup in Deepwater Subsea Networks

S. Ahmed, BG Group; D.A. Bt Awang Bakar, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn Bhd; M.M. El Ashmawy, F.M. Sayed, I.I. Mohamed, Rashid Petroleum Company

9:10 172607 Equalising Well Pressure Drop with Swirl Chambers M. Noui Mehidi, Saudi Aramco

9:30 172624 Effect of Sand Deposition in a Riser: Case Study of the Jubilee Field Riser

W. Anthony, M. Owusu, Petroleum Commission; S.L. Nadu, Ministry of Energy and Petroleum

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ROOM 6 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 4 Human Resources: Bridging the Gap

Session Chairperson(s): Eman Yami, Saudi Aramco


8:30 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Salma Al-Hajjaj General Manager, Human Resources, Gulf Bank

8:50 172664 Developing People Through Mentoring to Transfer Knowledge and Technology

S. Bou-Mikael, R.V. Vegesna, S.H. Al-Mutairi, R. Al-Jummah, A.D. Al-Aruri, P. Izzett, Chevron

9:10 172645 Knowledge Transfer-Lessons Learnt—A Case Study of Kuwait Oil Company

E.H. Al-Daihani, A.K. Nandi, S.M. Razaa, Kuwait Oil Company

9:30 172660 Drilling Professional Training Programme M.M. Rahman, M.M. Agawani, E.A. Hazza, Saudi Aramco

ROOM 3 13:15 - 14:45 HRS

Session 5 CO2 and WAG EOR

Session Chairperson(s): Saad Mutairi, Saudi Aramco: Sidqi Abu-Khamsin, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals


13:15 172705 Effect Of CO2—Miscibility in EOR M. Finck, P.T. Jaeger, Eurotechnica GmbH; C. Freese, M. Amro, TU Bergakademie Freiberg

13:35 172813 Thermal Approach for Enhanced Oil Recovery in Shallow and Deep Reservoirs

M. Amro, T. Muschalle, F. Rose, TU Bergakademie Freiberg

13:55 172787 Implementation Study for Miscible Water Alternating Gas (WAG) EOR in a Giant, Offshore Field

B.H. Al-Shehhi, H. Patel, S.A. Khan, ZADCO; Z. Jani, ExxonMobil

14:15 172585 A Slow Release CO2 for Enhanced Oil Recovery in Carbonate Reservoirs

M.M. Mansoor Alam, M.A. Mahmoud, N.A. Sibaweihi, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

ROOM 4 13:15 - 14:45 HRS

Session 6 Conformance and Monitoring

Session Chairperson(s): Ali Rabba, Saudi Aramco; Mustapha Abbad, Schlumberger


13:15 172739 Rig Less Water Shutoff in Fractured Carbonate Reservoir Using Chemical Zonal Protection

B. Ghosh, The Petroleum Institute

13:35 172738 Successful Water Conformance Control in Horizontal Wells Using ICD Completions—A Case History Spanning over 7 Years from Greater Burgan Field in Kuwait

N.H. Gazi, S.Z. Gilani, R.K. Kotecha, M.C. Shastri, S. Al-Sabea, J. Al-Humoud, B.A. Ali, Kuwait Oil Company

13:55 172687 In-Line Water Separation: A New Promising Concept for Water Debottlenecking Close to the Wellhead

M. Abbad, S.J. Dyer, P.C. Ligneul, M. Badri, Schlumberger

14:15 172698 Severe Deliverability Loss in a Lean Gas Condensate Vertical Well: A Case Study

M. Sadeghi, M. Sheydaeemehr, A.A. Sabzi, National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC)

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MONDAY 9 March

ROOM 5 13:15 - 14:45 HRS

Session 7 Advanced Drilling Technology

Session Chairperson(s): Faisal Alnughaimish, Saudi Aramco; Ibrahim Arnaout, Saudi Aramco


13:15 172743 Pre-Drill and Real-Time Pore Pressure Prediction: Lessons from a Sub-Salt, Deep Water Wildcat Well, Red Sea, KSA

J.P. Brown, A. Fox, K.K. Sliz, I. Hanbal, C. Planchart, G. Davies, C.M. Bradford, J. McCrossan, M. McFarlane, Saudi Aramco

13:35 172557 Focused Engineering Initiative Produces New 16-in Roller Cone TCI Design to Solve Carbonate Drilling Challenges in Northern Kuwait

D. Al Enezi, M. Sounderrajan, A.A. Bou Khamseen, S. Al-Safran, Kuwait Oil Company; S. Hassan, P. Nair, O. Ghoneim, Smith Bits, A Schlumberger Company

13:55 172685 Wellbore Stability Analysis in Depleted Deepwater Reservoirs: A Case Study from Australia

M. Asadi, A. Khaksar, A. White, Baker Hughes; Z. Yao, Hess Corporation

14:15 172518 Temperature Independent Invert Emulsion Drilling Fluids for Deepwater Wells

D. Kulkarni, Halliburton; S. Maghrabi, V. Wagle, Formerly of Halliburton

ROOM 6 13:15 - 14:45 HRS

Session 8 Data Gathering and Management

Session Chairperson(s): Akim Kabir, Saudi Aramco; Sultan Al-Merikhi, GDF SUEZ


13:15 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Hamad Al-Zuabi Team Leader Fields Development (SA/BA), Kuwait Oil Company

13:35 172591 Renovating Bahrain’s Field: Improving Production Testing Efficiency

H.H. Naser, Y.A. Zainal, Tatweer Petroleum

13:55 172713 Evaluation and Quality Checks to Ensure Reliability and Sustainability of Safaniyah Multiphase Flow Meters (MPFMs)

H.A. Al-Muailu, K.S. Al Yateem, A.A. Al Mutairi, Saudi Aramco; V. Kumar, A. Al-Ghamdi, Schlumberger

14:15 172634 A Decade of Experience with MPFM in Northern Fields of Saudi Aramco

M.S. Al-Kadem, F.T. Al-Khelaiwi, A.S. Al-Mashhad, M.S. Dabbous, Saudi Aramco

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MONDAY 9 March

ROOM 3 15:30 - 17:00 HRS

Session 9 Reservoir Development I

Session Chairperson(s): Khalaf Al-Anezi, Kuwait Oil Company; Ali Al-Muftah, Tatweer Petroleum


15:30

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Christopher N. Fredd Unconventional Resources Technology Integration Group Manager for Middle East Area, Schlumberger

15:50 172747 Formation Testing While Drilling Enables Successful Pressure Data Acquisition in Depleted Reservoir Zone Not Previously Possible with Wireline Logging in Kuwait: A Success Story

M.D. Al-Khaldy, A. Safar, A. Dutta, S. De, A. Makki, S. Kumar, A. Al-Shammari, Kuwait Oil Company; M.A. Abdel Samie, A.A. Ibrahim, M. Warraky, A. Abdulkarim, Halliburton

16:10 172606 Integrating Flexibility in New Development to Formulate Optimal Depletion Strategy with Reduced Risks in a Complex Carbonate Reservoir in Middle East

V.A. Vinayagam, PETRONAS Carigali Iraq Holding BV

16:30 172641 Well Placement and Rate Optimisation for Gas Cycling in Gas Condensate Reservoirs

M.A. Siddiqui, S. Al-Nuaim, R.A. Khan, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

ROOM 4 15:30 - 17:00 HRS

Session 10 Productivity Enhancement

Session Chairperson(s): Hassan Al-Hashim, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; Rasim Rodoplu, Saudi Aramco


15:30 172528 Use of Technology to Enhance Sustained Gas Production in Saudi Arabian Carbonate Reservoirs—Key Enablers

Z. Rahim, A. Al-Kanaan, H. Al-Anazi, Saudi Aramco; R. Kayumov, Schlumberger

15:50 172575 The Accuracy of Carbonate Matrix-Acidising Models in Predicting Optimum Injection and Wormhole Propagation Rates

O.O. Akanni, H.A. Nasr-El-Din, Texas A&M University

16:10 172818 A Systematic Study to Optimise Fracturing Fluid and Gel Removal Performance in High-Temperature Gas Sandstone Reservoir

M.A. Bataweel, T.A. Almubarak, K.H. BinMoqbil, M.G. Al-Faifi, H.H. Badairy, M.F. Al-Hajri, A.A. Alrustum, Saudi Aramco

16:30 172602 Using Mesophase Technology to Remove and Destroy the Oil-Based Mud Filter Cake in Wellbore Remediation Applications—Case Histories, Saudi Arabia

A.V. Addagalla, B. Kosandar, I. Lawal, P. Jadhav, P. Yadav, Baker Hughes

ROOM 5 15:30 - 17:00 HRS

Session 11 Facilities Optimisation

Session Chairperson(s): Farooq Iqbal, FMC Technologies; Yousif Al-Tahan, Saudi Aramco


15:30 172745 Innovative, Cost Effective and Simpler Technology to Recover Flare Gas

S. Peeran, N.A. Beg, Caltec

15:50 172766 Novel Technique for Reciprocating Compressor Cylinder Leak Detection

M.M. Hastings, Bruel Og Kjaer Vibro A/S; L. Koop, Howden Thomassen Compressors

16:10 172791 Gas Recovery Maximisation at NYYM GOSP-1—Transforming Issue into Opportunity

N.A. Arjani, K.A. Amminudin, K. Aamri, Saudi Aramco

16:30 172565 Optimisation of Well Trajectories and Wellhead Towers’ Slots Allocation Through a Collaborative Well Planning Approach

B. Marir, C. Mandel, G. Al-Jefri, ADMA-OPCO; J.E. Torres, S. Ferdian, Halliburton

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TUESDAY 10 March

ROOM 1 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 12 Reserves and Economics

Session Chairperson(s): Bader Al-Saad, Kuwait Oil Company; Mridul Kumar, Chevron


8:30 172692 Redevelopment of the Previously Uneconomical Reservoirs from a Mature Oilfield in Offshore South China

Z. Yan, X. Gao, Y. Yang, Z. Rao, D. Luo, CNOOC; O. Azwar, W. Chao, P.M. Halomoan, A.S. Bisain, Schlumberger

8:50 172590 Selection of Best Reserves Estimation Methodology to Quantify and Reduce the Uncertainty—Accompanied by Cayirdere Field Case Study

M.F. Tugan, Turkish Petroleum Corporation; M. Onur, Istanbul Teknik Universitesi

9:10 172534 Tight Gas Reservoir (TGR)—In Place & Reserves Estimation and Economic Feasibility of Project

M. Shoaib, M.S. Qamar, Politecnico di Torino; A. Khan, Texas A&M University at Qatar; M.R. Khan, S. Mumtaz, A. Abbasi, NED University of Engineering and Technology

9:30 172701 Building a High Performance Culture in a New Oil and Gas Joint Venture

M. Al Saad, Tatweer Petroleum

ROOM 2 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 13 Rock Characterisation

Session Chairperson(s): Hatem Hendi, Saudi Aramco; Haq Minhas, Baker Hughes


8:30 172532 Evaluation and Assessment of Uncertainty in Electrical Properties for Arabian Carbonate Reservoir

T.M. Okasha, Saudi Aramco

8:50 172564 Artificial Intelligence Based Estimation of Water Saturation Using Electrical Measurements Data in a Carbonate Reservoir

B.S. Bageri, A. Abdulraheem, F.A. Anifowose, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

9:10 172596 Facies Architecture, Channel System and Paleoflow Pattern of a Young Sandstone Reservoir Using Borehole Resistivity Images

K. Ahmed, H. Ferdous, P.K. Choudhary, F. Abbas, W.K. Al-Khamees, Kuwait Oil Company; M.A. Abdel Fattah, A. Helba, A. Osman, W. Ali, R.B. Vasquez, Halliburton

9:30 172648 Flow-Based Effective Properties of Sub-Seismic Karst G.D. Jones, ExxonMobil

ROOM 3 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 14 Well Integrity and Cementing

Session Chairperson(s): Faisal Beheiri, Saudi Aramco; Isa Janahi, Bahrain Petroleum Company


8:30 172550 Managing Wellbore Instability in Horizontal Wells Through Integrated Geomechanics Solutions: A Case Study From a Carbonate Reservoir

S. Ahmed, M. Ahmed, Schlumberger; K. Khan, A. Aziz, Saudi Aramco

8:50 172584 Risk Assessment Suite—An Innovative Approach of Risk Mitigation Measures Prioritisation for Well Integrity Assurance

H. Amrideswaran, A. Al Sada, A.A. Mohammed, Qatar Petroleum

9:10 172573 Mechanical Properties of Carbonate Formation and Their Influences on Drilling and Hydraulic Fracture Modelling

O.H. Hamid, Z. Rahim, Saudi Aramco

9:30 172586 Improving the Accuracy of Cement Bond Evaluation by Improving the Borehole Fluid Impedance Measurement in Ultrasonic Scanner Tool

L. Tello, D. Azuaje, Weatherford


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TUESDAY 10 March

ROOM 4 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 15 Stimulation and Fracturing I

Session Chairperson(s): Abdullah Sultan, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; Zillur Rahim, Saudi Aramco


8:30 172529 Analytical Solutions to Compute Optimal Well Configuration for Improved Gas Productivity

Z. Rahim, A. Al-Kanaan, H.A. Al-Anazi, A. Al-Omair, Saudi Aramco

8:50 172640 Sodium Gluconate as a New Environmentally Friendly Iron Controlling Agent for HP/HT Acidising Treatments

A.I. Rabie, H.A. Nasr-El-Din, Texas A&M University

9:10 172709 Effect of Stimulation with Chelating Agents on Carbonate Rocks Integrity

A.A. Barri, M.A. Mahmoud, King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals

9:30 172537 Successful Coiled-Tubing-Based Sand Consolidation Treatment in Remote Wells in Challenging Offshore Environment—A Case Study

S.R. Varma, S. Anand, A. Sharma, J. Singhal, Cairn India; K. Gupta, A. Arun, Schlumberger

ROOM 5 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 16 Asset Integrity

Session Chairperson(s): Leslie Pichery, Kuwait Oil Company; Siegfried Müssig, MT Oil Consulting GmbH


8:30 172779 Detecting and Correcting Pipeline Leaks Before They Become a Big Problem

R. Cramer, R. Tulalian, P. Angelo, M. Van Stuijvenberg, Shell; D. Shaw, Technical Toolbox

8:50 172736 Solving Mysterious Casings Failure Problem in ESP Fitted Production Field

S.A. Al Mahrooqi, Petroleum Development Oman; M.K. Azim, Schlumberger

9:10 172725 CO2 Injection Project Analysis Using Application of Integrated Model and Optimisation

S. Rahmawati, M.F. Hoda, A. Kuntadi, Petrostreamz AS

9:30 172763 Overview of Existing Proppant Technologies and Challenges

F. Liang, M.A. Sayed, G.A. Al-Muntasheri, F.F. Chang, Saudi Aramco

ROOM 6 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 17 Process Safety and Risk Management

Session Chairperson(s): Tahani Hussain, Tatweer Petroleum


8:30 172578 Process Safety Management (PSM) Overview and Implementation in KOC North Kuwait Fields

M. Shaikh, Kuwait Oil Company

8:50 172805 Innovative Permit to Work System—HSE Management in Engineering Manner

X. Zhou, W. Zhang, D. Harm, Shell; G. Jianhua, PetroChina

9:10 172567 Excellence in Environmental Technology and Stewardship—Manifa Megaproject

J.O. Arukhe, A. Balto, K.S. Al-Yateem, S. Namlah, Saudi Aramco

9:30 172699 Safety Controls in Process Operations—Gathering Centers (GCs) and Booster Stations

K. Guntu, A. Al-Kandari, N. Al-Hajeri, Kuwait Oil Company


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TUESDAY 10 March

ROOM 2 10:45 - 12:15 HRS

Session 18 Formation Evaluation I

Session Chairperson(s): Steven Low, Schlumberger; Sultan Al-Merikhi, GDF Suez


10:45 172540 Invasion Corrected Fluid Saturations, From Standalone Consonant Nuclear Measurements, Using Canonical-Correlation Analysis (CCA) of Logging-While-Drilling (LWD) Time-Lapse Data

K.A. Al Daghar, M.M. Atfeh, A.F. Abdel Aal, ADCO; D.R. Murray, K. Gzara, C. Cao Minh, V. Jain, Schlumberger

11:05 172526 Aquifer Selection for CO2 Sequestration Based on Mechanical Properties Evaluation

W.A. Alameri, A. Abdulraheem, M. Mahmoud, O. Abdullatif, A. Adebayo, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

11:25 172541 Petrophysics for Horizontal Wells with Sourceless LWD Technology, A Case Study from Kuwait

A.I. Elsherif, V. Chimirala, Schlumberger; M.D. Al-Khaldy, A. Dutta, K. Al-Failakawi, A. Al-Bateni, Kuwait Oil Company

11:45 172819 Obtaining Formation Volume Factor and Asphaltene Content Using Downhole Optical Spectrometry

K. Indo, K. Hsu, J.J. Pop, A. Garcia-Mayans, S. Ossia, Schlumberger

ROOM 3 10:45 - 12:15 HRS

Session 19 Reservoir Management I

Session Chairperson(s): Mohammad Mahmoud, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; Najla Nedham, Tatweer Petroleum


10:45 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Andrew Latham General Manager, Nigeria Mid Africa Houston, Chevron

11:05 172632 Extending Values of a PDHMS System to Production Optimisation

K. Mei, Saudi Aramco

11:25 172756 Management of E&P Data Using Enterprise GIS System N.K. Puripanda, K. Kumar, A. AlAnaisi, V. Prasad, M. Sowayed, Bahrain Petroleum Company

11:45 172731 Challenges in Integrated Horizontal Well Production Logging Data Acquisition and Interpretation for Reservoir Characterisation and Management: A Case Study from An Onshore Field, Abu Dhabi UAE

R. Iskandar, K.K. Pandit, E.M. Radwan, A. Tveritnev, ADCO; U. Herz, N. Al Sayed, Baker Hughes


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TUESDAY 10 March

ROOM 4 10:45 - 12:15 HRS

Session 20 Stimulation and Fracturing II

Session Chairperson(s): Hamoud Al-Anazi, Saudi Aramco; Ziad Al-Jalal, Schlumberger


10:45 172561 Design, Execution and Results of the First Multi-Zone Cased Hole Gravel-Pack Completion in West Malaysia

A. Hareezi, A.B.A. Hamid, O.B. Samuel, D.B. Syafei, Z.B. Khalid, M.Z.B. Jabar, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn Bhd; R.Z. Abidin, A.B. Noorizan, J. Gil, S. Saebi, C. Wallace, N.A. Sharji, T.C. Khai, Schlumberger

11:05 172728 Determination of the Stability of Acid Emulsions by Droplet Size Characterisation With Static Light Scattering

M.C. Weissenberger, P. Khalafpour, Sanjel Corporation

11:25 172697 Well Testing Analysis of Horizontal Open Hole Multistage Fracturing Wells in Tight Gas Condensate Reservoirs in Saudi Arabia to Characterise Production Performance and Fracture Behaviour: Case Studies

M. Aldawood, A.A. Aziz, Z. Rahim, A. Al-Omair, N.M. Anisur Rahman, Saudi Aramco

11:45 172620 Successful Implementation of CO2 Energised Acid Fracturing Treatment in Deep, Tight and Sour Carbonate Gas Reservoir in Saudi Arabia that Reduced Fresh Water Consumption and Enhanced Well Performance

A.R. Malik, S.M. Al-Driweesh, A.A. Dashash, Y.M. Noaman, Saudi Aramco; J.E. Soriano, A.E. Lopez, Halliburton

ROOM 5 10:45 - 12:15 HRS

Session 21 HSE Management Systems and Leadership

Session Chairperson(s): Karim Sabet, United Safety; William Selviz, Kuwait Oil Company


10:45 172639 Health, Safety and Environmental Management System Implementation Using New Technology Application—KOC and HSE Live System as Successful Case Study

I.M. El Mahdy, Kuwait Oil Company

11:05 172600 BBS Implementation in the Middle Eastern Oil & Gas Environment—Moving Ahead

Y.E. Al-Qallaf, B.S. Adivi, A.H. Failakawi, Kuwait Oil Company

11:25 172542 A Case Study—Living the HSE Vision and Values: Delivering Success in an Environment of Uncertainty

J.M. Karish, ENSCO plc; G. Siokos, George Siokos Consulting

11:45 172626 Case Study: Promoting an Effective HSE Culture in a Young Joint Venture with a Massive Operation to Rejuvenate a Mature Field

T. Hussain, D. AlJamea, Tatweer Petroleum


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TUESDAY 10 March

ROOM 2 13:30 - 15:00 HRS

Session 22 Reservoir Development II

Session Chairperson(s): Ebrahim Alowainati, Tatweer Petroleum; Meftah Tiss, Saudi Aramco


13:30 172544 Discovery of By-Passed Oil from Structural and Stratigraphic Studies in Zubair Reservoir, Raudhatain Field

S.A. Azim, M.M. Al-Blayees, S.A. Al-Anezi, A.Q. Al-Ghadhban, F. Galea, S.J. Al-Qattan, B.A. Al-Saad, Kuwait Oil Company

13:50 172617 Successful Exploitation of Heterogeneous Unconsolidated Clastic Gas Reservoirs in Saudi Arabia: Case Histories

A.H. Al Ali, H.A. Al-Anazi, A. Abdul Aziz, Saudi Aramco

14:10 172599 Distribution of New Horizontal Wells by the Use of Artificial Neural Network Algorithm

D.H. Ali, Baker Hughes; M. Al-Jawad, University of Technology; C.W. Van Kirk, Colorado School of Mines

14:30 172656 Primary Recovery and Thermal Recovery Conditions and Producing Limits for the Low-Permeability Porous Carbonate Heavy Oil Reservoir

X. Ting, C. Liu, L. Cao, L. Cao, S. Yang, SINOPEC

ROOM 3 13:30 - 15:00 HRS

Session 23 Extended Reach Drilling and Geosteering

Session Chairperson(s): Khaqan Khan, Saudi Aramco; Nazar Al-Tarif, Tatweer Petroleum


13:30 172665 Geosteering Horizontal Wells in Ultra-Low Resistivity Reservoir at Flank of a Field in Northern Oman

T. Lim, Petroleum Development Oman; P. Goossens, Target; L. Soden, Baker Hughes; M. Angelatos, Shell

13:50 172571 Proper Planning Supported by Latest Technology Leads to Drilling the Longest 8.5" Section in an Extended-Reach Well: Case Study

A.A. Al Dabyah, H. Mayer, B.A. Zubairi, Baker Hughes; J.I. Chima, I.S. Alumairin, D. Kunhiveetil, H.W. Otaif, Saudi Aramco

14:10 172545 Innovative Rotatable Friction Reduction Tool Applies Extra Force to Deploy Longest 7" Liner in Saudi Arabia

M.O. Okot, A.A. Al-Hajji, J.I. Chima, J. Dubaisi, Saudi Aramco; B. Deschamps, I. El Refaei, Tercel Oilfield Products

14:30 172595 Maximising Reservoir Exposure in the Thin Limestone of Ahmadi Formation, Bahrain

S. Suleiman, R. Samaroo, W. Al-Alqum, Y. Al-Ansari, W. Jawad, Schlumberger; R. Shah, F. AlTawash, Tatweer Petroleum


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TUESDAY 10 March

ROOM 4 13:30 - 15:00 HRS

Session 24 Rigless Operations

Session Chairperson(s): Ataur Malik, Saudi Aramco; Mohammed Al-Hamdan, Saudi Aramco


13:30

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Ismail M. Buhidma Senior Petroleum Engineering Consultant, Gas Reservoir Management Department, Saudi Aramco

13:50 172689 The Evolution of Well Testing Practices from Conventional to Zero Flaring in a Saudi Aramco Oilfield Development

L. Duthie, J.O. Arukhe, S. Namlah, Saudi Aramco

14:10 172523 Technology Improvements in the Giant Manifa Field Maturation Project

J.O. Arukhe, L. Duthie, Saudi Aramco

14:30 172560 Fracture Cleanup Determination by Guar Measurement in Flowback Water Samples

A.H. Al-Saihati, Saudi Aramco; H. El Hajj, R. Ortiz, M.S. Bittar, M. Shakeel, Halliburton

ROOM 5 13:30 - 15:00 HRS

Session 25 Unconventional Exploration

Session Chairperson(s): Ahmed Hakami, Saudi Aramco; Michael Bittar, Halliburton


13:30

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Brian Gratto Manager, Unconventional Resource Exploration and Development Department, Saudi Aramco

13:50 172638 Extensive Fracture Diagnostic Tests and Customised Workflow Lead to Successful Characterisation of Deepest Unconventional, Tight and Sour Dolomite Formation in North Kuwait

A. Barasia, A. Khayan, Schlumberger; I.M. Al-Zaidani, A.H. Al-Failakawi, E. Fidan, S.S. Sharma, Z.M. Abdul Samad, Kuwait Oil Company

14:10 172663 Impact of Perforation Tunnel Orientation and Length in Horizontal Wellbores on Fracture Initiation Pressure in Maximum Tensile Stress Criterion Model for Tight Gas Fields in the Sultanate of Oman

A.P. Briner, J.C. Chavez, Petroleum Development Oman; S. Cherny, D. Kuranakov, V. Lapin, Institute of Computational Technologies; O.P. Alekseenko, M.N. Gurmen, S.V. Nadezhdin, Schlumberger

14:30 172597 LPG Based Waterless Fracking for Shale Gas Production in Mehsana Asset, Cambay Basin, India

V. Malik, A. Lokhandwala, University of Petroleum & Energy Studies


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TUESDAY 10 March

ROOM 1 15:45 - 17:15 HRS

Session 26 EOR Methodology and Modelling

Session Chairperson(s): Bader Al-Saad, Kuwait Oil Company; Kandaswamy Kumar, Bahrain Petroleum Company


15:45 172808 Assessing EOR Potential from Partitioning Tracer Data O.K. Huseby, S.K. Hartvig, K. Jevanord, O. Dugstad, Restrack AS

16:05 172809 Impact of Chemical Flood Mode on Oil Recovery in Fractured Carbonates

A.J. Alshehri, Saudi Aramco; A.R. Kovscek, Stanford University

16:25 172592 Oil Recovery Enhancement in Middle East Heavy Oil Field Using Malonic Acid Based Deep Eutectic Solvent

I. Al Weheibi, R. Al-Hajri, Y.M. Al-Wahaibi, B. Jibril, A. Mohsenzadeh, Sultan Qaboos University

16:45 172635 Robust Quantification of Uncertainty in Heterogeneity for Chemical EOR Processes: Applying the Multi-Level Monte Carlo Method

A.M. Alkhatib, Saudi Aramco

ROOM 2 15:45 - 17:15 HRS

Session 27 Low Salinity Flooding

Session Chairperson(s): Dave Brooks, Kuwait Oil Company; Wael Abdallah, Schlumberger


15:45 172778 Novel Insights into Mechanisms of Oil Recovery by Low Salinity Water Injection

M. Sohrabi, P. Mahzari, A. Farzaneh, J. Mills, P. Tsolis, S. Ireland, Heriot-Watt University

16:05 172815 Smart Water Flooding of Carbonate Reservoirs: Core Flooding Tests Using a New Approach for Designing Smart Water

H.S. Al-Hashim, H.Y. Al-Yousef, A. Arshad, A. Mohammadain, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

16:25 172788 A Practical Approach for Modelling Low Salinity Waterflooding in Carbonate Reservoirs

M. Althani, B. Hoffman, Colorado School of Mines

16:45 172775 Impact of Geological Heterogeneity on Performance of Secondary and Tertiary Low Salinity Water Injection

A.Z. Attar, A.H. Muggeridge, Imperial College


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TUESDAY 10 March

ROOM 3 15:45 - 17:15 HRS

Session 28 Perforation Technology and Well Intervention

Session Chairperson(s): AbdurRahman Adil, Schlumberger; Nayef Al-Shammari, Saudi Aramco


15:45 172553 Perforating Strategy Change in High Deviated and Horizontal Wells in North Kuwait—Tractor-Conveyed Perforations in Kuwait

M.O. Awad, M.F. Al-Ajmi, M. Al-Mutairi, Kuwait Oil Company; C. Bradford, P. Shukla, Schlumberger

16:05 172724 Conditioning Pre-Existing Old Vertical Wells to Stimulate and Test Vaca Muerta Shale Productivity Through the Application of PinPoint Completion Techniques

P. Forni, CAPEX SA; J.C. Bonapace, F. Kovalenko, M.N. Garcia, F. Sorenson, Halliburton

16:25 172559 Application of Friction Reducing Rigid—Resin Centralisers Based on Silicon Carbide and Aluminium Oxide

C.M. Gonzalez, J.A. Urdaneta, M. Tarache, L.E. Quiroga, Halliburton; Z. Ramirez, P. Silva, I. Villamizar, O.A. Zuleta Neira, Equion Energia Limited

16:45 172637 Case Study: Design, Execution and Results of Retrieving Challenged Gravel Packs, the Future in Workovers

L.D. Gonzalez, H.A. Costeno Enriquez, M. Djohor, M. Raziyev, C. Curteis, M. Rivero, Schlumberger

ROOM 4 15:45 - 17:15 HRS

Session 29 Artificial Lift

Session Chairperson(s): Siegfried Müssig, MT Oil Consulting GmbH


15:45

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Daniel McLean Senior Technology Advisor Eastern Hemisphere, Weatherford Production Systems

16:05 172686 PCPs Coming of Age as a Viable Artificial Lift Solution for Low API Crude Fields

S. Agarwal, A. Aggarwal, Indian School of Mines; A. Kumar, ONGC

16:25 172536 Design Optimisation of Electric Centrifugal Pump by Multiple Surrogate Models

R. Adhav, A. Samad, Indian Institute of Technology; F. Kenyery, Universidad Simon Bolivar

16:45 172610 Gas Lift Optimisation using Artificial Neural Network A. Ranjan, S. Verma, Y. Singh, Indian School of Mines


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WEDNESDAY 11 MarchTechnical Sessions continued

ROOM 1 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 30 Formation Evaluation II

Session Chairperson(s): Bilal Zoghbi, Halliburton; Robert Kuchinski, Weatherford


8:30 172514 Determination of Invasion Diameter and True Resistivity from the Induction—SFL-Rxo Combination

A.F. Mohammed, Baker Hughes

8:50 172566 Water Complex Permittivity Model for Dielectric Logging

J. Donadille, O. Faivre, Schlumberger

9:10 172742 Production Logging Interpretation Challenges in Evaluating Highly Deviated Wells with Advanced ICD Completions

I. Baca Espinoza, R. Vicario, I. Affandi, Baker Hughes

9:30 172769 Modelling Complex Reservoir and Mud Filtrate Brines for Petrophysical Interpretation Parameters—Why Equivalent NaCl Salinity Can Produce Misleading Results

R. Ramamoorthy, Schlumberger; B.A. Reddy, Al Hosn Gas; G. Raghu, Independent Consultant

ROOM 2 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 31 Reservoir Management II

Session Chairperson(s): Ali Habbtar, Saudi Aramco; Ammar Shaban, Tatweer Petroleum


8:30 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Ali Al-MeshariCoordinator for Carbon Management, Saudi Aramco

8:50 172810 CO2 Flood Optimisation Using Streamlines—A Case Study

I. Saripally, Occidental Oil & Gas Corporation

9:10 172829 Transformation of Marginal Field Through Reservoir Management Practices: Gamij—A Case Study Through Stage Gate Process

R.K. Vij, A. Bajpai, ONGC

9:30 172594 Integration of Reservoir Performance and Geoscience Studies in the History Match of a Complex Carbonate Reservoir—A Case Study from the Magwa Marrat Reservoir, Kuwait

M. Al-Jadi, K. Datta, K. Hafez, H. Taneja, M. Bhattacharya, D.J. Bond, Kuwait Oil Company; P. Kumar, C. Lefebvre, IFP Middle East Consulting; F. Lislaud, J. Robert, M. Alessandroni, V. De Groen, L. Vigier, Beicip-Franlab

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ROOM 3 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 32 Advanced Completion Systems

Session Chairperson(s): Faisal Alghamdi, Weatherford; Mohammed Islam, Saudi Aramco


8:30 172642 An Innovative Inflow Control Device Technology with Sliding Sleeve Functionality Maximises Recovery in Horizontal Wells

B.O. Lee, A. Al-Julaih, Saudi Aramco; H. Suherdiana, R. Vicario, P. Gavioli, Baker Hughes

8:50 172527 Velocity String Helps to Revive a Standing Gas Well in Saudi Arabia

S. Asel, R. Saldeev, S. Bokhamseen, A.A. Al-Mulhim, Saudi Aramco; D. Ahmed, M.A. Kneina, E.R. Vejarano, A. Srivastava, A. Ayob, Schlumberger

9:10 172730 Innovative Completion Solution for Ageing Wells of Kuwait Oil Company

V. Singha, A. Dakhil, M. Dashti, M. Sounderrajan, I. Hussain, Kuwait Oil Company

9:30 172755 Short Radius Horizontal Sidetrack into Sandstone Reservoir and Completion with Inflow Control Device and Zonal Isolation—A Case Study

N.H. Gazi, M.C. Shastri, R. Kotecha, H. Al Enezi, K.H. Al-Azmi, Z. Gilani, V. Saradhi, V. Vijayvargiya, S. Al-Sabea, Kuwait Oil Company

ROOM 4 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 33 Production Enhancement and Management II

Session Chairperson(s): Edi Asmal Rahmat, Kuwait Oil Company


8:30 172814 Design of an Autonomous Pipeline Surface Inspection Robot for Offshore Pipeline Monitoring

F.E. Idachaba, Covenant University Ota Nigeria

8:50 172794 A Systematic Approach to Dissolve Iron Sulphide Scales H. El Hajj, Y. Peng, C. Fan, R. AlBuraikan, Halliburton; J.A. Leal Jauregui, F.F. Chang, Saudi Aramco

9:10 168086 A Successful Field Application of a New Chemical Treatment in a Fluid Blocked Well in Saudi Arabia

A.M. Al-Yami, F.A. Gomez, K.I. Alhamed, M.H. Al-Buali, Saudi Aramco

9:30 172720 Field Performance of a New Fast-Acting, Non-Triazine Based, Hydrogen Sulphide Scavenger in Multiphase Flow Applications

S. Lehrer, V. Jovancicevic, S. Braman, J. Kurrasch, L. Soos, J. MacLeod, Baker Hughes

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ROOM 5 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 34 Offshore and Subsalt Exploration

Session Chairperson(s): Derek Kent, ENSCO; Saleh Saleh, Saudi Aramco


8:30 172821 Exploring the Northern Red Sea—Using Geological Insight and Advanced Geophysical Technologies to Build an Integrated Earth Model for Exploration

B. Tulbah, R. Borsato, A. Fox, Saudi Aramco; F. Snyder, E. Saragoussi, G. Cairns, Schlumberger

8:50 172806 Successful Execution of Remotely Piloted Autonomous Marine Vehicles to Collect Offshore Data

S. Pai, Liquid Robotics Oil and Gas, a joint venture with Schlumberger; I. Moussa, Schlumberger WesternGeco Saudi Arabia

9:10 172734 Potential of Electromagnetic Methods in Oil & Gas Exploration in the Middle East

I.V. Buddo, Y.A. Agafonov, M.V. Sharlov, I.V. Egorov, O.V. Tokareva, Irkutsk Electroprospecting Company; M. Al-Jadani, Masader AlArdh

ROOM 6 08:30 - 10:00 HRS

Session 35 Project Management

Session Chairperson(s): Fahad Bahdailah, Shell; Haifa Al-Marzooq, Bahrain Petroleum Company


8:30 171489 Geo-Political and Regulatory Risk Quantification S. Garg, Indian School of Business

8:50 172682 Successful Partnership to Rejuvenate a Mature Field H.K. Zubari, M. Alqassab, A.H. Kershaw, N. Mohanna, Tatweer Petroleum

9:10 172675 Offshore Pipeline Precommissioning Operations Using Coil Tubing Units

M.I. Mikhailov, Baker Hughes

ROOM 2 10:45 - 12:15 HRS

Session 36 Fluid Characterisation

Session Chairperson(s): Ahmad Al-Naqi, Kuwait Oil Company; Hamoud Al-Anazi, Saudi Aramco


10:45 172673 Heavy Oil Characterisation: Lesson Learnt During Placement of a Horizontal Water Injector at a Tar/Oil Interface

S. Lyngra, G.G. Hursan, R.G. Palmer, Saudi Aramco; M. Zeybek, H.A. Ayyad, K.A. Qureshi, Schlumberger

11:05 172833 Black Oil Property Correlations—State-of-the-Art M.A. Al-Marhoun, Reservoir Technologies

11:25 172830 Gas Identifications in Tight Gas Reservoirs for Improved Well and Reservoir Management

A. Ahsan, Shell; B. Haddabi, Petroleum Development Oman; A. Al-Yaarubi, T. Quinlan, Schlumberger

11:45 172832 A Systematic Process and Automated Workflow for Designing and Data Validation for Different Reservoir Fluid Analysis Studies Towards Building an Integrated PVT Catalog

A.A. Mawlod, R.D. Mohan, ADCO

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ROOM 3 10:45 - 12:15 HRS

Session 37 Well Testing

Session Chairperson(s): Abdullah Al-Anaisi, Bahrain Petroleum Company; Murat Zeybek, Schlumberger


10:45 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Fikri J. Kuchuk Chief Reservoir Engineer, Schlumberger Testing Services

11:05 172580 Successful Down-Hole Sampling in HPHT Extreme Sour Exploratory Wells Using DST Sampler—Case Studies

Y. Al-Salali, H. Al-Bader, A. Al-Ibrahim, V. Duggirala, M. Ayyavoo, A. Rajkhowa, P. Subban, Kuwait Oil Company

11:25 172515 Keeping Up with Technological Advances—An Innovative Approach to Validate Production Test Data

M.N. Khan, T. Felix Menchaca, ADMA-OPCO

11:45 172758 The Value of Transient Temperature Responses in Testing Operations

M. Sidorova, V. Shako, V.P. Pimenov, B.C. Theuveny, Schlumberger

ROOM 4 10:45 - 12:15 HRS

Session 38 Unconventional Technology

Session Chairperson(s): Ibrahim Al-Arnaout, Saudi Aramco; Mohammed Badri, Schlumberger


10:45 172631 Large-Scale Physical Simulation Experiment Research for Hydraulic Fracturing in Shale

Y. Wang, H. Fu, T. Liang, X. Wang, Y. Liu, Y. Peng, L. Yang, Z. Tian, CNPC

11:05 172695 Technology-Driven Approach to Develop Shale Gas in Saudi Arabia

K.M. Bartko, B.D. Coffin, Saudi Aramco; R. Tineo, Schlumberger

11:25 172718 Unlock HTHP Unconventional Play in West China by Integrating Cross Domain Expertise

J. Hao, J. Dong, K.B. Qiu, T.C. Judd, Schlumberger; F. Zhang, J.X. Peng, X.F. Yuan, G.Q. Zou, PetroChina

11:45 172603 Customised High-Performance, Water-Based Mud for Unconventional Reservoir Drilling

A.V. Addagalla, B. Kosandar, P. Yadav, P. Jadhav, I. Lawal, M. Al Rabah, Baker Hughes

ROOM 5 10:45 - 12:15 HRS

Session 39 Water Management

Session Chairperson(s): Haq Minhas, Baker Hughes; Siegfried Müssig, MT Oil Consulting GmbH


10:45 172633 Application of Fast Reservoir Simulation Methods to Optimise Production by Reallocation of Water Injection Rates in an Omani Field

A.M. Al Saidi, P. Pourafshary, M.A. Al-Wadhahi, Sultan Qaboos University

11:05 172628 Developing Risk Profiles for Produced Water Re-Injection Utilising Advanced Imaging Technologies

N. Bhola, G.D. Ariaratnam, N. Roth, Jorin Limited

11:25 172811 Permian Frac Systems Using Produced Water S. Kakadjian, J.E. Thompson, J.R. Torres, A. Rodriguez, Y.A. Hamlat, Trican Well Service

11:45 172612 A Paradigm Change in Water Flood Strategy Using Horizontal Injectors in the Sabriyah Field, North Kuwait

M.A. Jamal, H. Chetri, T. Al-Towaitan, S.I. Badusha, H. Al-Zaabi, Kuwait Oil Company

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Session 40 Reservoir Geomechanics

Session Chairperson(s): Gary McNair, Chevron; Osman Hamid, Saudi Aramco


13:30 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Mohammed Ahmed Mohiuddin Principal Geomechanics Engineer, Schlumberger

13:50 172693 Challenges and Uncertainties in Reservoir Geomechanical Characterisation for Horizontal Well Planning in Deep Unconventional Reservoirs in North Kuwait Fields

M.N. Acharya, A.M. Al-Mershed, G. Joshi, M.S. Al-Azmi, Q.M. Dashti, Kuwait Oil Company; S. Chakravorty, C. Darous, Schlumberger

14:10 172797 Geomechanical Characterisation of Hydraulic Fracture in Tight Carbonates Due To Depletion

O.H. Hamid, Z. Rahim, A.K. Harbi, Saudi Aramco; M. Mohiuddin, O.A. Ba-wazir, Schlumberger

14:30 172551 Chemically-Induced Pressure Pulse: A New Fracturing Technology for Unconventional Reservoirs

A.R. Al-Nakhli, Saudi Aramco

ROOM 3 13:30 - 15:00 HRS

Session 41 Tight and Shale Gas

Session Chairperson(s): Aiman Bakhorji, Saudi Aramco; Thierry Lemaux, IFP


13:30 172831 Forecasting Production in Shale and Tight Reservoirs: A Practical Simulation Method Capturing the Complex Hydraulic Fracturing Physics

A. Baroni, M. Delorme, N. Khvoenkova, IFP Energies Nouvelles

13:50 172757 Novel Laboratory Measurement for the Characterisation of Tight and Shale Formations during Transient (Unsteady State) Flow Regime

M. Amro, C. Freese, TU Bergakademie Freiberg

14:10 172744 The Impact of Gas Adsorption and Composition on Unconventional Shale Permeability Measurement

G. Jin, H.J. Gonzalez, G. Agrawal, Baker Hughes; M.R. Khodja, A.Z. Ali, S.R. Hussaini, Z.Z. Jangda, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

14:30 172589 Nano-Confined Adsorbed and Free Gas in Shale Reservoirs: A Molecular Dynamic Study

M. Stukan, W. Abdallah, Schlumberger

ROOM 4 13:30 - 15:00 HRS

Session 42 High Pressure and High Temperature Drilling and Completion

Session Chairperson(s): Ahmad Azly Abdulaziz, Saudi Aramco; Mohammed Islam, Saudi Aramco


13:30 172659 Novel Thermally Stable High-Density Brine-Based Drill-In Fluids for HP/HT Applications

H. Zhou, J.P. Deville, C.L. Davis, Halliburton

13:50 171495 Combining Managed Pressure Drilling and Advanced Surface Gas Detection Systems Enables Early Formation Evaluation and Enhances the Drilling Efficiency in a Deep Gas Well in Saudi Arabia

M.A. Muqeem, R. Castillo Duran, R.G. Cruz, Saudi Aramco; A. Hadj-moussa, Precision Energy Services; M.C. Mazouz, A.N. Abdelrahim, Weatherford

14:30 172726 Evaluation of Fracturing Fluid for Extreme Temperature Applications

C. Prakash, M.P. Achalpurkar, R. Uppuluri, Halliburton

14:50 172759 Horizontal Reentry Wells in Khafji Joint Operations: From Unachievable to a Benchmark of Success

A. Al-Fawwaz, M. Muheeb, Khafji Joint Operations; A.M. Osman, A. Al Fakih, A.A. Al-Ghazzawi, M.M. Azher, Schlumberger

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Station 1Time Paper # Title Authors

14:55 - 15:10 172777 Quantitative Viscosity, Movable Oil and Texture Evaluation in a Heavy Oil Carbonate Reservoir using Advanced Dielectric and NMR Log Integration

M.A. Rampurawala, P. Sangani, Schlumberger; A. Iqbal, O. Yepes, M. Murray, Chevron

15:10 - 15:25 172793 An Improved Drilling Simulator for Operations, Research and Training

V.C. Kelessidis, S. Ahmed, Texas A&M University at Qatar; A. Koulidis, Technical University of Crete


14:55 - 15:10 172509 Multistage Acid Fracture Effectiveness in Gas Production in the Carbonate Reservoir, Saudi Arabia—Study and Analysis of Field Examples

M.A. Islam, Z. Rahim, H.A. Al-Anazi, Saudi Aramco

15:10 - 15:25 172729 Productivity Index Prediction for Oil Horizontal Wells Using Different Artificial Intelligence Techniques

S. Alarifi, S. Alnuaim, A. Abdulraheem, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals


14:55 - 15:10 172733 Measures Not Monitored Cannot Be Controlled M.K. Mohiuddeen, F.A. Mirza, Kuwait Oil Company

15:10 - 15:25 172611 PICD Performance Evaluation Study for Carbonate Field Using Post Installation PLT and Production Data

B.O. Lee, Saudi Aramco; A. Galimzyanov, A. Syed, R. Vicario, Baker Hughes


14:55 - 15:10 172647 Risk-Based Screening Levels for Soil Remediation of Wafra Evaporation Pits

Y.M. Fahmy, S.M. Smith, T. Deek, Saudi Arabian Chevron/Wafra Joint Operations; A. Al-Muhailan, Gulf University for Science and Technology

15:10 - 15:25 172577 HIM’s—A Versatile and Effective Tool for Hazard Recognition

Z. Hussain, Y.E. Al-Qallaf, B.S. Adivi, Kuwait Oil Company


14:55 - 15:10 172727 Engineering Approach to Achieve the First Successful Multistage Acid Frac of a Tight Oil Reservoir Producer in Saudi Arabia

M. Rafie, T.A. Mubarak, R. Said, M.A. Al-Hajri, I. Nugraha, K. Al-Mutairi, Saudi Aramco; J.E. Soriano, E. Pacheco, J. Lucado, Halliburton

Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions





14:55 - 15:10 172609 Tar Identification Using Integrated Approach of NMR and OH Logs

A. Obeidi, I. Ishak, N. Hunjul, M. Al-Ali, Qatar Petroleum

15:10 - 15:25 172803 An Aqueous Borate Suspension for High Temperature Fracturing Applications

N.A. Pandya, P. Patil, R. Kalgaonkar, Halliburton


14:55 - 15:10 172827 Investigation of Depletion Process Influence on Relative Permeability and Residual Oil Saturation of Thick TZ Carbonate Reservoir

A.A. Jebbouri, H.A. Belhaj, H. Abukhalifeh, M. Naik, The Petroleum Institute

15:10 - 15:25 172772 Completion Optimisation for Unconventional Reservoir O.H. Hamid, Z. Rahim, M. Alshakhs, A. Mubarak, Saudi Aramco; K. Fisher, O.A. Ba-wazir, Schlumberger


14:55 - 15:10 172825 Numerical and Experimental Analysis of Recovery Mechanisms in Chemical Floods

A.J. Alshehri, S.S. Dousary, A.M. Alkhatib, Saudi Aramco; A.R. Kovscek, Stanford University

15:10 - 15:25 172761 Flow Behaviour Analysis and Application of Complex-Flow Model in Explosive Fracturing Well Using Fractal Theory

S.G. Long, S. Yuliang, W. Wendong, Z. Qi, l. Jinghua, China University of Petroleum


14:55 - 15:10 172516 In-Situ Generation of CO2 to Eliminate the Problem of Gravity Override in EOR of Carbonate Reservoirs

K.Z. Abd Elgawad, M.A. Mahmoud, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

15:10 - 15:25 172621 Towards Mechanistic Understanding of Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs

S. Tohidi-Hosseini, S. Esfahani, M. Hashemi-Doulatabadi, A. Hemmati-Sarapardeh, Amirkabir University of Technology; A.H. Mohammadi, Institut de Recherche en Génie Chimique et Pétrolier (IRGCP)

MONDAY 9 March 14:45 - 15:30 HRS continued

Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions continued




TUESDAY 10 March 10:10 - 10:40 HRS


10:10 - 10:25 172593 Combining Horizontal Production Logging and Distributed Temperature Interpretations to Diagnose Annular Flow in Slotted-Liner Completions

T. Ben Haoua, S. Abubakr, J. Pazzi, L. Djessas, A.M. Ali, H.B. Ayyad, Schlumberger; A. Boumali, Z. Boulkaila, M. Hadj Brahim, Sonatrach

10:25 - 10:40 172548 A New Correlation for Two Phase Inflow Performance Relationship in Horizontal Wells

A. Al-Hussain, Saudi Aramco; M.E. Hossain, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals


10:10 - 10:25 172572 Non-Coiled Tubing Stimulation of Water Injectors M.A. Mahmoud, K.Z. Abdelgawad, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; A. Akram, IMSC; T. Stanitzek, AkzoNobel

10:25 - 10:40 172625 Revelation of the Triassic Gas Potential with Insight of Iso Frequency Spectral Decomposition in Saudi Arabia’s Offshore

T.M. Sodagar, Saudi Aramco


10:10 - 10:25 172712 Foams at Elevated Pressure in EOR M. Finck, P.T. Jaeger, Eurotechnica GmbH; M. Amro, TU Bergakademie Freiberg

10:25 - 10:40 172784 Development and Performance of Salt-Resistant Polymers for Chemical Flooding

Y. Zhu, M. Lei, Z. Zhu, CNPC


10:10 - 10:25 172546 Setting a New Milestone in Carbonate Matrix Stimulation with Coiled Tubing

N.M. Al-Hajri, A.A. Al-Ghamdi, F.M. Al-Subaie, S. Mujaljil, Z.R. Al-BenSaad, Saudi Aramco; A. Srivastava, D. Ahmed, M.A. Kneina, N. Molero, S. Barkat, Schlumberger

10:25 - 10:40 172623 Hysteresis Modelling in WAG CO2 Pilot Case T.A. Obeida, Arabian Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO)


10:10 - 10:25 172760 CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery by Using Surfactants as Possible Mobility Control Agents

M. Sagir, I.M. Tan, M. Mushtaq, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS; M. Muhammad, M.R. Hashmet, The Petroleum Institute

10:25 - 10:40 172655 Talent Management, Opportunities and Challenges E.H. Al-Daihani, S.M. Razaa, M.B. Matar, A.K. Nandi, G. Pamesko, Kuwait Oil Company






10:10 - 10:25 172588 Global Optimisation Strategies for Well Tests in Dual Porosity Reservoirs

A.A. Al-Nemer, M.B. Issaka, Saudi Aramco; A.A. Awotunde, H.S. Al-Hashim, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

10:25 - 10:40 172669 Comprehensive Micromodel Study to Evaluate Polymer EOR in Unconsolidated Sand Reservoirs

J.G. Herbas, Xodus Group; J. Wegner, R.E. Hincapie, H. Födisch, L. Ganzer, Clausthal University of Technology; J.A. Del Castillo, Tullow Oil Plc.; H.M. Mugizi, Petroleum Exploration and Production Department Uganda (PEPD)


10:10 - 10:25 172782 Successful HPHT Drilling Through Innovative Practices: Sharing Subsalt HPHT Well Drilling Case in Tarim Basin

X. Teng, P. Yang, N. Li, CNPC; F. Yu, Y. Jin, M. Chen, China University of Petroleum

10:25 - 10:40 172771 A Novel Massive Acid Fracturing Technique with Improving Stimulated Reservoir Volume in HTHP Reservoir in China

D. Yunhong, Z. Xianzheng, C. Bo, S. Hua, L. Yongjun, W. Yonghui, H. Chunming, G. Rui, CNPC


10:10 - 10:25 172646 A Full Scale Two-Phase Flow Loop Test of Downhole Permanent Multiphase Flow Meter

A. Saeed, M. Noui Mehidi, M. Black, Saudi Aramco; M. Abbad, C. Wallwork, M. Shafiq, Schlumberger

10:25 - 10:40 172715 Standardising Petroleum Engineering Education in Brazil: Preparing The Next Generation

G.D. Mendes, A.F. Souza, Universidade Estacio De Sa; R.R. Terrazas, R.F. Lacerda, Universidade Federal Fluminense


10:10 - 10:25 172513 The Impact of Adding High pH Fluid to Sea Water on the Sandstone Rock Charge during EOR Process

M. Attia, M.A. Mahmoud, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

10:25 - 10:40 172530 Far Mobility Evaluation Using Minifrac Analysis in a Deep Sandstone Formation—Case Histories

Z. Rahim, H. Al-Anazi, D. Waspada, A. Al-Kanaan, Saudi Aramco; E. Pacheco, Halliburton

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TUESDAY 10 March 15:10 - 15:40 HRS


15:10 - 15:25 172796 An Evaluation of Assisted History Matching Methodologies for Giant Simulation Models

A.A. Alturki, M. Baddourah, Y.Z. Pamukcu, F.M. Ravanelli, E.M. Hayder, Saudi Aramco

15:25 - 15:40 172549 Tandem ESP-Packer Dumpflood Completion—A Successful Alternative to Conventional Encapsulated ESP Systems-Field Case Study

N. Al-Hajeri, E.P. Anthony, Kuwait Oil Company; G. Al-Sharhan, A. Jha, Schlumberger


15:10 - 15:25 172568 Numerical Modelling of Flow and Temperature Distribution in Heterogeneous Wellbore Medium

S. Irawan, M. Bataee, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS

15:25 - 15:40 172774 A Prediction Method For Sodium Silicate Gelation Time Under Reservoir Conditions Applied For Water Management

H. Akhlaghi Amiri, University of Stavanger


15:10 - 15:25 172700 Surfactant Adsorption in Surfactant-Polymer Flooding for Carbonate Reservoirs

J. Wang, M. Han, A.B. Fuseni, D. Cao, Saudi Aramco

15:25 - 15:40 172576 Challenges and Solutions to the North Kuwait Jurassic Dynamic Modelling

A. Sharifzadeh Najafi, A.M. Daoud, M. Amari, Schlumberger; Q.M. Dashti, B.H. Al-Enezi, Kuwait Oil Company


15:10 - 15:25 172776 Integrated Approach to Liquid Management for Deepwater Gas Field Developments

S. Ahmed, BG Group; D.A. Bt Awang Bakar, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn Bhd; M.R. Elgamal, S.K. Galal, Rashid Petroleum Company

15:25 - 15:40 172613 Oil Spillage Environment Impact Reduction Based on Automated Leak Detection on Rod Pumping Wells in South of Oman

M. Gonzalez, M.A. Marcano, S. Mahrooqi, L.A. Vargas, A.H. Harthy, Petroleum Development Oman


15:25 - 15:40 172667 Gravity Drainage Effects on Compositional Displacements in Fractured Reservoirs

M.R. Al Hamdan, Y. Cinar, Saudi Aramco






15:10 - 15:25 172601 Paradigm Shift in Egypt’s Western Desert: Premium Grade Steel-Body Bits Displacing Matrix Designs in Key Applications

O. Kamel, M. Mansour, A.Ibrahim, M. Reyad, Khalda Petroleum Company; O. Hanafy, M. Sherif, K. Aguib, O. El Sheikh, Smith Bits, A Schlumberger Company

15:25 - 15:40 172615 Production Enhancement and Assurance Using Surface Jet Pump Technology

S.M. Sarshar, N. Beg, Caltec


15:10 - 15:25 172740 The Implementation of Real-Time Drilling Decision Center (RTDDC) in Kuwait

N.N. Najem, A. Al-Owaish, Kuwait Oil Company; I.H. Nassar, A. Carpio, M. Ismail, M. Saxena, Schlumberger

15:25 - 15:40 172696 First Time Utilisation of Portable Multiphase Flow Meter for Testing Offshore Wells in Saudi Arabia

A.A. Almutairi, A.H. Alsalman, S.M. Alsyed, Saudi Aramco; V. Kumar, Schlumberger


15:10 - 15:25 172710 Redesigning of Process for Determination of Oil Production Facility Operating Conditions to Increasing Oil and Gas Production Rates in Jambi Oilfield

T.V. Rakhma, R.T. Librawan, Universitas Indonesia

15:25 - 15:40 172768 Study on Emulsification Behaviour and Optimised Separation Technology of High Concentration Polymer Flooding Produced Liquid in Daqing Oilfield

Y. Liu, Z. Wang, S. Wang, Northeast Petroleum University; X. Zhuge, Daqing Oilfield Company


15:10 - 15:25 172636 Research and Application of Micron-Size Polyacrylamide Elastic Microspheres (MPEMs) as a Smart Sweep Improvement and Profile Modification Agent

C. Yao, G. Lei, China University of Petroleum; L.M. Cathles, T.C. Steenhuis, Cornell University

15:25 - 15:40 172555 Horizontal Drilling In Kuwait for Development of a Complex Carbonate Reservoir

S. Zaidi, A.K. Pathak, H.B. Al-Hamadi, Kuwait Oil Company

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WEDNESDAY 11 March 10:10 - 10:40 HRS


10:10 - 10:25 172652 Practical Fracture Modelling Workflows: An Example From a Large Carbonate Field Development

R.L. Vaughan, J.M. DeGraff, F. Fernandez, N. Aubuchon, P. Kevin, A.G. Dawson, J.F. Collins, ExxonMobil

10:25 - 10:40 IPTC 17765

First Successful Proppant Fracture for Unconventional Carbonate Source Rock in Saudi Arabia

N.I. Al-Mulhem, R.J. Coleman, A.H. Al-Saihati, K.S. Asiri, Saudi Aramco


10:10 - 10:25 172666 The Influence of Pressure on the Low Temperature Oxidation (LTO) of Heavy Oil During the High Pressure Air Injection (HPAI) Process in Tahe Oilfield

Y. Li, C. Yuan, J. Fayang, C. Fei, D. Li, W. Pu, J. Zhao, Southwest Petroleum University

10:25 - 10:40 172741 Well Control Situation Under SimOps (Simultaneous Operations) Environment and Prevention Approach

F. Al Qattan, J.A. Akbar, M.A. Alam, Kuwait Oil Company


10:10 - 10:25 172717 World Record Longest and Deepest 7” Turbine Reaming Liner: Application and Challenges

A.A. Al-Jamal, M. Hanafi, B.N. Al Dhafeeri, H.M. Saggaf, Saudi Aramco; P. Dias, J. El-Debais, Deep Casing Tools Company

10:25 - 10:40 172681 Mechanical Characterisation of Kerogen via Nano-Indentation

R. Zhang, Z. Ning, F. Yang, H. Zhao, China University of Petroleum


10:10 - 10:25 172823 Reinterpreting the Low-Resistivity Reservoir by Using New Logging Model: A Case Study from a Block in Sulige Tight Gas Field

S. Gai, H. Liu, S. He, S. Mo, G. Lei, X. Huang, Y. Yang, China University of Petroleum; R. Liu, China University of Geosciences

10:25 - 10:40 172750 First Successfull Implementation of High Temperature Video Camera to Identify Downhole Obstructions in Gas Wells: A Saudi Case

A. Mukhliss, S. Bolarinwa, A.M. Sagr, S.M. Driweesh, Saudi Aramco; M. Wiltosz, Evcam


10:10 - 10:25 172770 Mechanistic Modelling of Oil Recovery due to Low Salinity Water Injection in Oil Reservoirs

E.W. Al-Shalabi, K. Sepehrnoori, G.A. Pope, The University of Texas At Austin

10:25 - 10:40 172807 Ultrasonic High Resolution Real-Time Thickness Combined with High Resolution Multi-Sensor Caliper and CBL Tools in a Single Pass: New Mechanical Well Integrity Logging String Identifies Difficult Casing Problems

L. Tello, D. Azuaje, E. Lopez, Weatherford






10:10 - 10:25 172812 An Integrated Approach to Drilling/Completion for Maximum Long-Term Productivity

L.M. Smith, Alaskan Energy Resources

10:25 - 10:40 172816 Experimental Investigation of Three-Phase Immiscible Floods During Gas Gravity Drainage in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs

A.S. Al Netaifi, Y. Cinar, University of New South Wales


10:10 - 10:25 172570 Case History: New Horizons for Downhole Flow Measurements via Coiled Tubing Equipped with Real-Time Downhole Sensors at South Ghawar Field, Saudi Arabia

S.A. Al Buhassan, S. Haldar, H.I. Tammar, F. Beheiri, Saudi Aramco; D. Ahmed, G. Brown, J.T. MacGuidwin, J. Haus, T. Moscato, N. Molero, F.B. Manzanera, Schlumberger

10:25 - 10:40 172690 Study and Evaluation of Performances of Different Types of Roof Drain Systems in Storage Tanks

A. Dubey, V. Sardesai, A. Al-Shammari, Kuwait Oil Company; L. Bulinski, Intrex


10:10 - 10:25 172714 Fracturing Design Optimisation Through Dimensionless Productivity in the South Sulige Field

A.K. Wong, T.C. Judd, J.C. Palacio, K.S. Wong, Schlumberger; W. Fan, L. Hu, PetroChina; B. Grimbert, Q. Wang, Total E&P

10:25 - 10:40 172622 Coiled Tubing Conveyed Video Camera and Multi-Arm Caliper Liner Damage Diagnostics Post Plug and Perf Frac

S.F. Ashby, J. Hansen, T. Almutairi, S.A. Alshmrani, A.A. Al-Mulhim, Saudi Aramco


10:10 - 10:25 172792 Overcoming Environmental and Technical Challenges for Well Integrity—A Global Perspective

C.R. Johnson, N.D. Shindgikar, M.M. Beurel, Schlumberger

WEDNESDAY 11 March 10:10 - 10:40 HRS continued





SUNDAY 8 March

FORECASTING PRODUCTION AND ESTIMATING RESERVES IN UNCONVENTIONAL RESERVOIRS BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AND CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM 4)

This course provides participants with the skills and understanding

required to forecast production and estimate reserves in unconventional

(ultra-low permeability) reservoirs, both gas and oil. The course will

emphasise shales and tight formations.

COURSE INSTRUCTOR<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/W-John-Lee.jpg" />

W. John Lee holds the Hugh Roy and Lillie Cranz Cullen Distinguished University Chair

at the University of Houston’s petroleum engineering programme. Prior to this, Lee held

the L.F. Peterson Chair in petroleum engineering at Texas A&M University where he is

now professor emeritus. He was the former executive vice president of S.A. Holditch

& Associates, where he specialised in reservoir engineering for unconventional gas

reservoirs. He served as an Academic Engineering Fellow with the US Securities and

Exchange Commission (SEC) in Washington during 2007–2008, and was a principal

architect of the new SEC rules for reporting oil and gas reserves. Prior to beginning

his career in academia, Lee managed Exxon’s Major Fields Study Group. He has

written many technical papers and three SPE textbooks: Well Testing, Gas Reservoir

Engineering, and Pressure Transient Testing. Lee is an Honorary Member of SPE and

a member of the US National Academy of Engineering. He received his BChE, MS, and

PhD degrees in chemical engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology.

SPE Training Courses

SUNDAY 8 March

HYDRAULIC FRACTURING OPTIMISATION

BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AND CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM 3)

This course presents the fundamentals of fracturing pressure

analysis. This includes design parameters that can be determined,

uses and limitations of such analysis for on-site design, and field

examples. Sessions include real world examples from a variety of

environments, from “tight” gas to high permeability, offshore, and

“frac-pack” treatments.

Topics covered include in-situ stresses, fracture geometry, closure

pressure determination, bottom hole treating pressure interpretation,

pressure decline analysis, fluid efficiency, fluid loss coefficient, pressure

vs. fracture height growth—stress profile, proppant/fluid scheduling

from pressure decline data.

COURSE INSTRUCTOR<img src="http://www.meos2015.com/site/wp-content/uploads/Ahmed-Abou-Sayed.jpg" />

Ahmed Abou-Sayed is President/CEO and Founder of Advantek International,

a consulting firm in Texas since 1999. He holds advanced engineering degrees

from Egypt, France and the USA, and has over twenty-five years of experience

within the petroleum industry covering technology development, management,

and technical consultancy. His work has been focused within the areas of

fracturing/stimulation, well integrity and stability, sand control, associated

stream management, production geomechanics and environmental compliance,

produced water management and water flooding and oilfield waste disposal.

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SUNDAY 8 March

SPE MIDDLE EAST REGIONAL STUDENT PAPER CONTEST

UNIVERSITY OF BAHRAIN

SPE coordinates 10 regional student paper contests at the

undergraduate, masters, and doctorate level. The students from the

best Middle East and North Africa universities will compete for the

opportunity to participate in the International Student Paper Contest,

held during the Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE).

The University of Bahrain is a confirmed host of this prestigious

student competition.

MONDAY 9 March

PETROBOWLDIPLOMAT RADISSON BLU HOTEL

PetroBowl matches SPE student chapter teams against one another

in a fast-paced quiz competition covering technical and non-technical

aspects of the oil and gas industry. Beginning in 2015, SPE is

coordinating 6 regional qualifier contests across the 6 SPE super regions.

The top two winning teams in each region will earn seeded placements

in the Championship contest at the 2015 SPE Annual Technical

Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) in Houston.

The Middle East Regional Qualifier will be held at the Diplomat

Radisson Blu Hotel in Manama, Bahrain. Visit the PetroBowl website

to find out how you can enter, the rules of the competition, and

tips on how to prepare.

MONDAY 9 March

ENERGY4ME TEACHERS WORKSHOP

BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION &

CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM E)

The workshop will be focused on educating the teachers about the

energy world. SPE will ensure that educators will receive comprehensive,

objective information about the scientific concepts of energy and

its importance while discovering the world of oil and natural gas

exploration and production. A variety of free instructional materials will

be available to take back to the classroom.

TUESDAY 10 March (Boys) & WEDNESDAY 11 March (Girls)

ENERGY4ME STUDENTS WORKSHOP

BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION & CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM E)

The workshop is an initiative to introduce 200 students from local and

private schools in Bahrain to the discipline of petroleum engineering,

and the industry in general. Targeting high school students, invited

industry professionals will share their experiences with students and

deliver talks on topics of general interest and relevance to the industry.

Students will be able to see firsthand the high-end technology used

by engineers and the sophisticated software available for solving

many engineering problems. They will leave the event with a better

understanding of what petroleum engineers do and their role in the

broader community. Equally important, they will also become aware

that a petroleum engineering career is full of challenges, teamwork,

and responsibilities.

Energy4me Teachers Workshop and Energy4me Students Workshop

are based on the SPE Energy4Me programme.

Young Members Activities Committee

Chairman: Yahya Al Ansari BAPCO

Co-Chairman: Yaser Khojah Saudi Aramco

Members:

Ahmed Abdalla University of Bahrain

Ali Hamza Tatweer Petroleum

Deena Fahad Al-Khayyal Schlumberger

Jaafar Altajer University of Bahrain

Shaker Haji University of Bahrain

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Mubarak A. AlSuwaiket & Sons Stand No: 121Oil & Gas Services Co.

Prince Sultan RoadPO Box 31800 Al Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38580509Web: www.alsuwaiket.comE-mail: [email protected]

AlSuwaiket’s accomplishments in the oil and gas field services domainstarted in the early 1990s through establishing joint ventures, representationsand associations with world renowned companies, particularly in the fields ofoil and gas drilling, pumping and blending services, coiled tubing services, aswell as high-tech corrosion prevention products and services. Our companyhas witnessed significant developments in the past decade by adding veryspecialised high technology oil and gas field services such as:• Onshore and offshore well control services• Snubbing services• Downhole tractors services for extended reach wells and casing and drill

pipe protectors• Upstream (frac and produced) water treatment and recycling• Specialised ROV and marine assets inspection services• Disposal (by reinjection methods, under strict environmental control

measures) of NORM (Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material) and drillingcuttings and waste

Other Companies:Drilling & Petroleum Services, Ltd. (DPS)Seal for Life Industries (STOPAQ, Powercrete, Anodflex, Polyken)Wild Well Control International, Inc. (WWCI)International Snubbing Services, Inc. (ISS)Western Well Tools, Inc. (WWT)WSI, Inc. (WSI)Delta SubSea, LLC (DSS)Terralog Technologies, Inc. (TTI)

ACM Instruments Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.acminstruments.comE-mail: [email protected]

ACM Instruments designs, manufactures, markets and supports a wide rangeof electrochemical instrumentation which is sold in many locationsworldwide. Our standard range of instruments features a Potentiostat, ZeroResistance Ammeter (ZRA), Frequency Response Analyser (FRA) andGalvanostat in one enclosure. Our instruments can perform tests such as ACImpedance (EIS), LPR, current and voltage noise plus many more. We are alsoexperts in custom building instruments and software for more unusualneeds, so what ever you’re looking for in electrochemistry, just let us know.

Electrochemical Applications:• Corrosion• Paints and coatings• Electrochemistry• Batteries• Fuel cells• Plus any other application which requires electrochemistry!

Middle East Agent:Diversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.Building 39, Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi Arabia

ADNOC and Its Group of Companies Stand No: 411

PO Box 898Abu DhabiUnited Arab EmiratesWeb: www.adnoc.aeE-mail: [email protected]

The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) was established in 1971, tooperate in all areas of the oil and gas industry and since then has steadilybroadened its activity, establishing companies and subsidiaries and creatingan integrated oil and gas industry in Abu Dhabi. Today, the companymanages and oversees oil production of more than 2.7 million barrels a daywhich ranks it among the top ten oil and gas companies in the world.ADNOC has 16 subsidiary companies working in various fields of the oil, gasand petrochemical industry as well as crude oil and gas transport services.They include ADCO, ADMA-OPCO, GASCO, ADGAS, ZADCO, TAKREER, NDC,ESNAAD, IRSHAD, FERTIL, BOROUGE, NGSCO, ADNATCO, ADGDC, ELIXIER andADNOC-Distribution.

Advanced Energy Systems (ADES) Stand No: 2629B

Floor 31, 66 Zahret El Maadi Tower(Cornish El Nile) MaadiCairoEgyptTel: +20 2 252277111Web: www.adesgroup.comE-mail: [email protected]

Advanced Oilfield Technology Co. Stand No: 827

PO Box 1693Ruwi PC 112OmanTel: +968 2450374Web: www.aotcglobal.comE-mail: [email protected]

Advanced Oilfield Technology Co. LLC (AOTC) is an ISO 9001:2008 certifiedOman based oil and gas industry service company, registered under theMinistry of Oil and Gas in Oman. AOTC provides an innovative approach tothe industry through its vast range of services and capabilities. Our strengthlies in the diversity of our portfolio, which enables AOTC to provide clientswith a one-stop-shop concept. A pro-active approach to working inpartnership with clients contributes to the company’s reputation as a reliableservice provider for the oil and gas industry.

Al Abdulkarim Holding Company Stand No: 020 & 032

PO Box 4Dammam 31411Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 8337110Web: www.abdulkarimholding.comE-mail: [email protected]

Al Abdulkarim Holding Co. (AKHC) has more than 35 years of experience inoil, gas, petrochemical equipment and engineering services and is one ofthe top 100 Saudi companies and is amongst top 10 vendors of SaudiAramco. We have a vast warehouse space and logistics facilities, and a largeinventory of electrical, telecom, instrumentation products, pipes, valves andfittings. These inventories support the company’s blanket warehousingagreements with Saudi Aram co, SEC and SABIC. In recent years AKHC hasembarked on an ambitious manufacturing programme, in line with theLocal Enterprise Development initiative taken by Saudi Aramco. IndustrialSystems Group (ISG,) a wholly owned subsidiary of AKHC, has set up its firstmanufacturing plant for explosion proof electrical products and is approvedby Saudi Aramco. Headquartered in Dammam, AKHC has showrooms andwarehouses in Al Khobar, Jubail, Riyadh, Jeddah, Yanbu and Dammam with200,000 sq ft of covered warehouse space and an additional 100,000 sq ft ofpaved storage area.

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Naizak Global Engineering Systems, a subsidiary of AKH, is the thrust area forIT solutions and industrial automation. Another group company, East-WestTrading International, has branch offices in UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, India andJordan.

Our divisions handle a wide range of following products:

Industrial & Oilfield Division:All high performance valves, pumps, flanges & fittings, various types offiltration solutions, pipes, pipeline inspection tools, geodesic aluminiumdomes & internal floating covers, gas flares systems, fire & gas alarm systems,liquid, gas & liquefied gas sampling systems.

Electrical & Communication:This Division besides supply, helps customer in testing, commissioning,troubleshooting, complete range of process control instruments, electricalfittings, lighting equipment, cables & jointing kits, insulators, conduits,enclosures, HV test instruments, vacuum switch gear & communicationequipment & fibre optic cables & accessories, power transformers.

Instrumentation, Automation & Control:Pressure / temperature / flow / level monitoring & measurement equipmenteg., gauges, sensors, thermocouples, switches, transmitters, ultrasonic & radarequipment inst., valves & fittings, gas detection system, tank gauging system,test & calibration instruments, industrial automation software, real timeprocess control and automation (PLC & DCS systems) & SCADA systems.

Other Companies:Brooks InstrumentDURAG Group East West Trading International

Expro Meters, Inc.Forum Energy Technologies - Valve SolutionsFRIATEC AG - Division Rheinhütte PumpenIndustrial Systems Group Meggitt Sensing SystemsNaizak Global Engineering SystemsSky-FuturesValvosider SrlWartsila Valves Ltd.

Al Khafji Joint Operations (KJO) Stand No: 2311

PO Box 688Al Khafji 31971Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 7654114Web: www.kjo.com.saE-mail: [email protected]

AGOC along with KGOC (Kuwait Gulf Oil Company) working under the KJO(Al-Khafji Joint Operations) umbrella is in charge of oil and gas operations inthe offshore divided neutral zone. KJO’s headquarters are located in KhafjiCity. On April 1, 2000, after Aramco Gulf Operations (AGOC) commenced itsactivities and took over the Saudi Arabian government’s share in the dividedzone (between Kuwait and Saudi Arabia), it joined with the Arabian OilCompany (AOC) - which represented the Kuwait government - to carry outjoint operations in accordance with the Joint Petroleum ProductionOperations Agreement (JPPOA), and became known as Khafji JointOperations (KJO).

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Alexandria Petroleum Stand No: 2531Maintenance Co. (Petromaint)

El Sade El Ali StreetWadi El QamarEl MaxAlexandriaEgyptTel: +20 3 2023168Web: www.petromaint.netE-mail: [email protected]

An EGPC investment company established pursuant to the provisions ofInvestment Law No. (8) of year 1997, Petromaint is recognised as the mostmodernised and innovative maintenance, revamp and constructioncompany in Egypt, the Middle East and Africa. Armed with state-of-the-arttechnology and properly equipped, highly qualified and skilled manpower,Petromaint provides a large package of services and solutions to support itsclients to achieve business objectives and plans. We are committed to thesafety and prosperity of our employees, clients, community andenvironment.

Allworld Exhibitions Stand No: 2085

12th Floor, Westminster TowerLondon SE1 7SPUnited KingdomTel: +44 207 8402139Web: www.allworldexhibitions.com/oilE-mail: [email protected]

MEOS 2015 is organised by Arabian Exhibition Management (AEM), anaffiliate of Allworld Exhibitions. The Allworld Exhibitions Alliance oforganisers, managers and consultants of exhibitions is the world’s largestprivate association of professional organisers active in the field ofinternational trade shows. London-based Overseas Exhibition Services (OES)is the worldwide representative office for AEM and all Allworld Exhibitionsmembers. AEM’s Allworld Exhibitions partner in Singapore is InternationalExpo Management (IEM) who co-ordinate the group’s offices and networksin Asia. The Allworld Exhibitions Alliance has over 40 years of agencyexperience in organising petroleum industry events. Its portfolio includes:GEO (Bahrain), MEOS (Bahrain), Middle East Petrotech (Bahrain), KOGS(Kuwait), GEO India (India), 3P Arctic (Norway), OGA (Kuala Lumpur), SUBSEAAsia (Jakarta), Oil & Gas Indonesia (Jakarta), Oil & Gas Myanmar (Myanmar)and OSEA (Singapore). Visit our stand if you are interested in exhibiting atindustry leading events in the Middle East and Asia.

Regional Office:Arabian Exhibition Management WLLPO Box 20200ManamaBahrainTel: +973 17 550033Email: [email protected]

ALS Oil & Gas Stand No: 2099

Al Moosa Group Building, Office 113Oud Metha RoadDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 3353343Web: www.alsoilandgas.comE-mail: [email protected]

ALS Oil & Gas brings you Omega Well Monitoring, Wellvention and XDT aspart of our regional offering here in the Middle East. Omega Well Monitoringprovides innovative well monitoring products delivering reliable, accuratedata around the world. From fiber, memory and permanent, they deliver.Wellvention are the specialist solution to your well intervention and thrutubing services requirements on a global scale, recognised for industryexcellence and reliability. XDT are the international supplier of downhole

products built to perform in extreme conditions. They currently are about tobring their Cedar turbine product to the market.

Other Companies:Omega Well MonitoringWellventionXDT

Altamira Information Stand No: 084

C / Corsega 381-387Barcelona E-08037SpainTel: +34 931 83575Web: www.altamira-information.comE-mail: [email protected]

Altamira Information is an earth observation company with over 10 years ofexperience that specialises in processing and analysing satellite images toprovide both ground motion measurements with millimetric precision andmapping solutions using InSAR technology in oil and gas operations.

American Association of Petroleum Stand No: 2049Geologists

PO Box 341359Office F-502, Dubai Silicon OasisDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 3724201Web: www.middleeast.aapg.orgE-mail: [email protected]

Founded in 1917, the American Association of Petroleum Geologists iscurrently the largest international geological organisation with offices inLondon, Dubai, Singapore, Bogotá, Lagos and Washington, DC. The purposeof the organisation is to foster scientific research, advance the science ofgeology, promote technology and inspire high professional conduct. AAPGprovides publications, conferences, and educational opportunities togeoscientists and disseminates the most current geological informationavailable to the general public. AAPG’s membership is made up of more than40,000 members in 129 countries in the upstream energy industry whocollaborate and compete to provide the means for humankind to thrive.

Apollo Enterprises Engineering & Stand No: 827Chemical Division

PO Box 2032Salwa RoadDohaQatarTel: +974 44426664Web: www.apollo-chemicals.comE-mail: [email protected]

Apollo Enterprises is a Qatari owned company under British management,which has been trading in Qatar for over 35 years. Apollo Enterprises hasexpanded and now comprises of seven Divisions supplying many marketswithin Qatar. The Engineering & Chemical Division is responsible for thesupply and application of Belzona products. The division has carried outmany prestigious contracts for large industrial companies within the oil andgas, petrochemical, steel and cement industries. The division prides itself ongiving recommendations for the EPC contractors based in Qatar. TheEngineering & Chemical Division specialises in training clients in theapplication of Belzona products to Belzona’s application standards.


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Arabian Geophysical and Stand No: 327Surveying Company (ARGAS)

PO Box 5353rd Floor, Office 1, ADC BuildingAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38812610Web: www.argasksa.comE-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

ARGAS has been acquiring seismic data for over 48 years. ARGAS specialisesin 2D and 3D land acquisition in Saudi Arabia and GCC countries. ARGASoffers clients a full range of geo-science services using the latest ingeophysical technology including non-seismic geophysical techniques suchas airborne gravity and magnetic surveys. ARGAS provides 3D marine surveysand 2D shallow marine surveys, 3D transition zone surveys, 2D and 3D landpermanent reservoir monitoring surveys, and micro-seismic monitoringsurveys. ARGAS started a Technology Center to provide advanced seismicdata processing and subsequently joined the Dhahran Techno Valley tocollaborate with companies developing energy related technology.

Arabian Pipes Company Stand No: 737

PO Box 42734Arabian Pipes CompanyRiyadh 2nd Industrial Area (Phase III)Riyadh 11551Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 12650123Web: www.arabian-pipes.comE-mail: [email protected]

Manufacturer of ERW and LSAW pipes.• ERW Pipes API 5L Gr. up to X70, sour & non sour service• LSAW Pipes API 5L Gr. up to X70, sour & non sour service• Sizes: 6”-48” (ERW up to 20” and LSAW 16”-48”)

ASCOM Separation Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.ascomsep.comE-mail: [email protected]

Advanced Separation Company (ASCOM) BV, an ISO 9001:2008 certifiedcompany, develops, designs and supplies 2 and 3 phase separationtechnologies and equipment. ASCOM focuses on two distinctly differentproduct lines:• Traditional vessel based separation equipment, so-called classic

technology• Innovative pipe based or otherwise very compact and powerful separation

equipment; so-called advanced technologyThe advanced separation equipment is applied especially in those situationswhere classical separation equipment can’t any longer provide the solutionsrequired. For instance: the de-bottlenecking of aging oilfield process systemsor in designing cost effective process systems for remote marginal oil fields.


Ashcroft Al Rushaid Instrument Co. Ltd. Stand No: 060B

PO Box 12031Jubail Industrial CitySaudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 33411767Web: www.ashcroft-alrushaid.comE-mail: [email protected]

Ashcroft Al Rushaid Instrument Co. Ltd., (AARICO), the joint venture of AlRushaid Petroleum Investment Company with Ashcroft Nagano Keiki Inc.located in Jubail, Saudi Arabia is the only manufacturer of Ashcroft pressureand temperature instruments in the Middle East. Ashcroft pressure andtemperature instruments have been manufactured in Saudi Arabia since1983 and were supplied through Dresser Al Rushaid Valve and InstrumentsCompany Ltd. (DARVICO) till Ashcroft was taken over by Nagano Keiki, theworld’s largest manufacturers of pressure sensors from Dresser as a part ofglobal restructuring in 2006. AARICO is the only company which representsboth Ashcroft and Nagano Keiki products in the entire Middle East.

Ashcroft is the number one brand in the manufacture of pressure andtemperature instruments in the global market while Nagano Keiki is theleading manufacturer of pressure sensors in the global business. Theintegration of both US and Japanese technology helped AARICO to stabilisea hot seat in the Middle East market. AARICO has fully air-conditioned, dustproof factory sheds with an area of 12000 sq.ft equipped with the latest inmanufacturing and testing equipment. Strict conformance to AshcroftManufacturing & Quality Assurance procedures ensures all products made byAARICO have the same field performance as those made in Ashcroft plants inUSA and worldwide. This facility has trained and certified manpower toperform assembly, testing, calibration conforming to the national andinternational standards. The continuous support from the Ashcroft US andAshcroft Europe also helps the AARICO sales team to provide superiortechnical support and engineering solutions to clients for major projects inthe oil and gas sectors.

The scope of AARICO products includes pressure gauges, temperaturegauges, pressure switches, thermo wells, temperature switches, diaphragmseal, gauge accessories, digital pressure gauges, test gauges, stainless steelgauges, commercial gauges, differential pressure gauges, test equipmentsetc. The quality system of AARICO has been audited and approved byLloyds Register Quality Assurance Ltd. and have been certified to ISO9001:2000 and ISO 29001:2007. The products of Ashcroft are also certifiedby SASO and UL.

Ashtech India Pvt. Ltd. Stand No.: 013

9th Floor, Ashford CenterOpp. Penninsula Corporate Part, Lower Parel WestMumbai 400013IndiaTel: +91 22 61490200Web: www.ashtechindia.netE-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Ayres Group Limited Stand No: 2629A

PO Box 74162DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 5 05525714E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]


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The Bahrain Petroleum Company (BAPCO) Stand No: 401

PO Box 25555AwaliBahrainTel: +973 17 754040Web: www.bapco.netE-mail: [email protected]

The Bahrain Petroleum Company (BAPCO) is a unique company, which hasnever stood still. The first to discover oil in the Arabian Peninsula in 1932, itstarted exporting in 1934, and refining in 1936. Since then the company hashelped shape the modern Kingdom of Bahrain, not simply through thegeneration of wealth, but through the development of Bahrain’s manpower.Many of these highly skilled and sought-after elite now occupy senior positionsin government and industry. More than eighty years after the discovery of oil,the adventure continues with new ambitions of exploration and initiatives in oiland gas sector development, in addition to opening new markets worldwide

Other Companies:BanagasGPIC

Baker Hughes Stand No: 2131

2929 Allen ParkwaySuite 2100Houston TX 77019-2118USATel: +1 713 4398600Web: www.bakerhughes.comE-mail: [email protected]

Baker Hughes is a leading supplier of oilfield services, products, technologyand systems to the worldwide oil and natural gas industry. The company’s58,000 plus employees today work in more than 80 countries helpingcustomers find, evaluate, drill, produce, transport and process hydrocarbonresources. For more information on Baker Hughes’ century-long history, visitwww.bakerhughes.com.

Regional Office:Baker HughesTechno ParkSheikh Zayed RoadDubaiUnited Arab Emirates

Beijing Grand Oilfield Technology Stand No: 2612

Room 1702, 7th Floor, Wangjing Luowa Building AChaoyag DistrictBejingChinaTel: +86 139 09909612Web: www.grandoiltech.comE-mail: [email protected]

Our business scope includes but is not limited to supplying sealing material andservice, supervising service while drilling, managed pressure drilling, fishing anddown-hole tools supply and other production and technical services.

Belzona Polymerics Stand No: 827

Claro RoadHarrogate HG1 4DSUnited KingdomTel: +44 1423 567641Web: www.belzona.comE-mail: [email protected]

In 1952 Belzona pioneered innovative polymer technology that has sincerevolutionised industrial repair and maintenance procedures. Proven successhas also led to a growing number of prominent clients specifying Belzona as

a preventative measure at the design stage. Today, Belzona is a world leaderin polymer repair composites and industrial protective coatings and iscontinuously developing solutions to meet the ever increasing marketdemand. Over 140 distributors in more than 120 countries ensure theavailability of not only Belzona materials, but also specification, applicationand supervision services. Belzona is represented at MEOS by Hatcon, AOTC,Apollo and MCT, Belzona Distributors in Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar and UAErespectively.

Bestebit Stand No: 018

PO Box 76997Al Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 5 62466773Web: www.bestdiamondbit.comE-mail: [email protected]

BGP Inc. Stand No: 631

307 Fanyang Zhong RoadHebei ProvinceZhuozhou CityChinaTel: +86 31 2382146Web: www.bgp.com.cnE-mail: [email protected]

BGP is one of the world’s leading geophysical service companies, delivering awide range of technologies, services and equipment to the oil and gasindustry worldwide. We are engaged in seismic data acquisition, processing,interpretation, reservoir geophysics, borehole seismic, micro-seismic, GMEand multi-client surveys, equipment manufacturing and software R&D.

Regional Office:BGP UAEPO Box 37519 Office 108, 2nd Floor, Emarat Atrium Building Sheikh Zayed Road DubaiUnited Arab Emirates

Brooks Instrument Stand No: 020

Neonstraat 3Ede 6718 WXThe NetherlandsTel: +31 318 549300Web: www.brooksinstrument.comE-mail: [email protected]

Brooks Instrument is a company of highly trained specialists with productionlocations in all world areas. Our portfolio includes metal and glass tubevariable area (rota) flow meters, flow switches and a variety of flowaccessories. Furthermore we are very experienced in manufacturing anddesign of flow meters for high pressure conditions. Serving EPC companiesall over the world, we have many years of experience with projects, projectdocumentation and test requirements. We provide a service network viarepresentatives and distributors in almost every country.

Middle East Agent:Al Abdulkarim Holding CompanyPO Box 4 Dammam 31411Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 8337110Email: [email protected]


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C&J Energy Services, Inc. Stand No: 1130

PO Box 12862638th Floor, Media One TowerDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 4385400Web: www.cjenergy.comE-mail: [email protected]

C&J Energy Services, Inc. is an independent provider of premium hydraulicfracturing, coiled tubing, wireline, pressure pumping and othercomplementary oilfield services with a focus on complex, technicallydemanding well completions. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, we operatein some of the most active basins in the United States. We also have an officein Dubai and are in the process of establishing an operational presence inkey countries in the Middle East. For additional information about C&J EnergyServices, please visit our website at www.cjenergy.com.

Caltec Ltd. Stand No: 230

Medway CourtCranfieldBedfordshire MK43 0FQUnited KingdomTel: +44 1234 750144Web: www.caltec.comE-mail: [email protected]

Caltec is proud to be part of Petrofac Production Solutions, followingacquisition by Petrofac in August 2008. Caltec was originally formed as amanagement buy-out from previous employers in 2003 and grew rapidly

following investment from Norwegian firm Energy Ventures in 2004. Whilst thecompany is relatively young, the core technical team has been workingtogether on Caltec technology for over 12 years, with long experience in theoil and gas industry. Caltec is a growing, dynamic and innovative company,with proven solutions to real operational problems in the oil and gas industry.

CGG Stand No: 321

CGG Services SA (Branch)PO Box 17304Unit No 2504, Tiffany TowerJumeirah Lakes TowersDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 4465807Web: www.cgg.comE-mail: [email protected]

CGG is a fully integrated geoscience company providing leading geological,geophysical and reservoir capabilities to its broad base of customersprimarily from the global oil and gas industry. Through its threecomplementary business divisions of Equipment, Acquisition and Geology,Geophysics & Reservoir (GGR), CGG brings value across all aspects of naturalresource exploration and exploitation. CGG employs over 9,500 peoplearound the world, all with a Passion for Geoscience and working together todeliver the best solutions to its customers.


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Chatman Consulting Co. WLL Stand No: 2829

PO Box 11680Diplomatic AreaManamaBahrainTel: +973 77 026955Web: www.chatmangroup.comE-mail: [email protected]

Chatman is a Bahrain-based boutique consultancy focused on facilitating oiland gas service companies in penetrating the Middle and Far East markets.Chatman’s core service lines are revenue generation and technical advisory.Chatman’s core strength is aggressively driving sales growth of our clientcompanies. Chatman leverages its network of relationships to penetrateapplicable markets for the products and services it represents. Chatman’stechnical capabilities in the upstream market, particularly in drillingoperations and in optimising well productivity is unsurpassed with over 30years experience internationally.

Other Companies:

PT. OBM DrilchemChurchill Drilling ToolsTiger Offshore Middle East Trading & Services WLL

Saudi Arabian Chevron Stand No: 421

PO Box 6Al-Zour (Mina Saud) 66051KuwaitTel: +965 23950444Web: www.chevron.comE-mail: [email protected]

Saudi Arabian Chevron (SAC) operates on behalf of the Kingdom of SaudiArabia its 50 percent undivided interest in the natural resources of theonshore Partitioned Zone (PZ) between the Kingdom and the State ofKuwait. SAC works with the Kuwait Gulf Oil Company (KGOC), the operator ofKuwait’s equal interest in the area, through Wafra Joint Operations (WJO).Staffed and funded equally by SAC and KGOC, JO explores for, develops andproduces oil in the onshore PZ. SAC manpower at the end of 2013 was 1019,excluding contractors. In addition to developing the human and naturalresources of the onshore PZ, the business unit identifies and develops newbusiness opportunities.

Churchill Drilling Tools Stand No: 2829

Unit 699 Crombie RoadAberdeen AB11 9QQUnited KingdomTel: +44 1224 898848Web: www.chatmangroup.comE-mail: [email protected]

Churchill Drilling Tools are a specialist engineering company focussed ondelivering innovative systems for the drilling and completion sectors. Ourinvolvement extends from well planning through drilling to cleanouts. Withover a decade of hydro-mechanical design experience, we have produced arange of patented performance and safety improvements that are exploitedby over 50 operators worldwide.

Middle East Agent:Chatman Consulting Co. WLLPO Box 11680Diplomatic AreaManamaBahrainTel: +973 7702 6955E-mail: [email protected]: www.chatmangroup.com

CNPC Greatwall Drilling Company Stand No: 2729

101 An Li RoadChaoyang DistrictBeijingChinaTel: +86 10 59285442Web: www.gwdc.com.cnE-mail: [email protected]

GWDC, a subsidiary of CNPC established in 1993, specialises in petroleumengineering and technical services including: drilling, well logging and heavyoil reservoir development. The company has more than 38,000 employeesworking in 14 domestic Chinese markets and 32 overseas countries in MiddleEast, Middle Asia, Africa and South America.

Cofimco Srl Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.cofimco.comE-mail: [email protected]

Cofmico Srl was established in 1975, with the objective of introducing aninnovative axial fan to a sophisticated and more demanding market. Fansizes would be offered ranging in diameter from 2ft to 40ft, suitable foralmost any application, including:• Air cooled heat exchangers • Evaporative condensers • Wet cooling towers • Radiators• Ventilation

This new generation fan, compared to the leading competitors, wasdesigned to be superior in several key parameters:• Improved performance and efficiency• Reduced sound emission• High quality level • Lower price• Versatility• Fast production and short delivery lead time


Contax Partners Stand No.: 011

Office 241, Building 19019th Floor, Platinum TowerSeef AreaBahrainTel: +973 17 224456Web: www.contaxpartners.comE-mail: [email protected],[email protected]


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CRTS Inc. Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.coatingrobotics.comE-mail: [email protected]

CRTS Inc. was created to accommodate the spin-off of the CommercialResins Technical Services (CRTS) Division to a group of the company’smanagement. Headquarters of the company are located on an industrialtract northeast of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Pipeline Field Services:• Field joint coating external & robotic internal• Shrink sleeve application• Equipment leasing• Subcontract field weld coating service• Inhibitor application on stockpiled pipe inventory• Weld stress relieving


Delta Corporation Stand No: 801

PO Box 4926DohaQatarTel: +974 44050111Web: www.deltacrp.comE-mail: [email protected]

Established in 1977 in Texas, USA, oilfield engineering equipment design andmanufacturing firm Delta Corporation originally supplied wellheads, valvesand x-mas trees to clients in the US and Mexico. Over the next decade, thecompany enhanced its operational activity through the provision of acomprehensive range of after sales services, including installation,maintenance, remanufacturing and spare parts. Having developed asuccessful presence in the US, the company began supplying equipment toColumbia and Trinidad & Tobago as well as other South American countriesin the late 1980s. Services: wellhead equipment manufacturer.

USA Facility:Delta Corporation14401 West RoadHoustonTX 77041USATel: +1 281 477 7782

DISTIXX Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CentreDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.distixx.comE-mail: [email protected]

DISTIXX products have been specially formulated to meet the requirementsof the market place.

Applications: Our asset integrity range includes flange faces on valves & pumps, pipes,turbines, engine parts and any other vulnerable surfaces that requireprotection during: blasting, painting, storage or transportation.

Key Characteristics:• Self-adhesive NBR rubber (1.5mm)• Save time and money up to 80% on time• Takes seconds to apply and remove• All sizes and shapes• Protection against any substance and sandblasting proof• No deforming in rugged environments• Chloride free, oil and weather resistant• Withstands temperature ranges of - 20 °C to 60 °C



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Diversified Lines for Petroleum Stand No: 045Services Est.

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 3 8617000Web: www.dlps.netE-mail: [email protected]

Diversified Lines Petroleum Services Est. (DLPS) is an ISO 9001:2008 certifiedcompany that aims to provide reliable, responsive and assured services to theoil and gas, petrochemical, process, power and other industries in the region.This is achieved with a team of highly motivated, dedicated and experiencedprofessionals, with strong technical background and hands-on experience.DLPS handles the marketing and sales of various products from around theworld. The products include but are not limited to, valves, demister pads,launcher traps, steel pipe, gas metering skids, corrosion monitoringequipment, drilling pipes, fire trucks, aerial baskets and flow lines etc.

Regional Office:Diversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.PO Box 15772AdliyaBahrain

Other Companies:ACM Instruments ASCOMCOFIMCOCRTSDISTIXXFluoroseal Specialty ValvesGRACOICE QUBEMerwede ValvesNAFFCONIL-COROil & Gas Systems Ltd.QuickflangeRedback Drilling ToolsSaekaphen GmbHSamsonSolutions Plus Inc.StrongbackSwinton TechnologyTeledyne Cormon Ltd.Turner DesignsTwisterULTRA DRYVAL-TEXWelkerWILHELM GELDBACH INDUSTRIE

DMS Global WLL Stand No: 2825

PO Box 30063ManamaBahrainTel: +973 17 2405590Web: www.dmsglobal.netE-mail: [email protected]

With headquarters in Bahrain, DMS Global has been the region’s leadingbusiness intelligence and marketing solution provider since 2000. Ourbusiness expertise is diversified across global projects tracking, eventsmanagement, industry debates, digital and multimedia production,exhibition stand design and industry specific publishing. With offices in 8countries around the world, we believe that local presence is localknowledge. DMS Projects tracks approximately 14,000 projects in over 53countries across 14 major sectors, making the DMS Projects Matrix the mostaccurate, encompassing and extensive resource for companies looking fornew business opportunities anywhere.

DNV GL Stand No.: 033

PO Box 11539DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 3317952 Web: www.dnvgl.comE-mail: [email protected]

We provide classification and technical assurance along with software andindependent expert advisory services to the maritime, oil and gas, andenergy industries. We also provide certification services to customers across awide range of industries. Operating in more than 100 countries, our 16,000professionals are dedicated to helping our customers make the world safer,smarter and greener.

DP-Master Manufacturing Stand No: 088

300 Tampines Avenue 5Tampines Junction 07-03529653 SingaporeTel: +65 6260 1522Web: www.dpmaster.com.sgE-mail: [email protected]

DP-Master Manufacturing Company is a world leader in the design andmanufacture of quality drill pipe, heavy weight drill pipe, drill collars and drillsteam accessories. DP-Master high performance rotary shoulderedconnections; DPM-DS and DPM-MT are the next generation connections tomeet any demanding drilling requirements at economical running cost.

Dresser Al Rushaid Valve & Stand No: 060AInstrument Co. Ltd.

PO Box 10145Jubail Industrial CitySaudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 33410278Web: www.darvico.comE-mail: [email protected]

Dresser Al Rushaid Valve & Instrument Co. Ltd. is a joint venture formedbetween Al Rushaid Petroleum Investment Company and DresserInternational Inc., GE Oil & Gas Company. The product portfolio of Darvicoincludes widely recognised, high-quality, reciprocating, rotary and severeservice Masoneilan control valves, pneumatic regulators and fieldinstrumentation as well as expertise in valve design, material selection andcontrol system interface. Darvico’s product portfolio also includesConsolidated pressure relief valves which help to enhance the health ofcustomer assets. Known for their dependability and safety in the mostdemanding process applications, Masoneilan and Consolidated productshelp customers in power generation, nuclear, oil and gas, refining,petrochemical, water treatment facilities, gas transmission and LNGindustries around the world to increase productivity and reduce operationalcosts.

PT. OBM Drilchem Stand No: 2829

7th Floor Suite 7EDipo Business CenterJl. Gatot Subroto Kav.50-52Jakarta Pusat 10260IndonesiaTel: +62 21 30051341Web: www.drilchem.comE-mail: [email protected]

Drilchem is a privately owned supplier of speciality loss-circulation additivesto the global drilling industry. We are world leaders in the use of fibre basedtechnologies to prevent loss during the drilling process and we havedeveloped a unique range of products which are proven to save ourcustomers considerable time and cost through optimising well productivityand payzone extraction.

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• Assist and improve wellbore stability• Prevent severe to total drilling fluid losses to the wellbore• Prevent differential sticking• Reduce excessive torque and drag• Improve hole cleaning

Middle East Agent:Chatman Consulting Co. WLLPO Box 11680Diplomatic AreaManamaBahrainTel +973 7702 6955Email: [email protected]

DURAG Group Stand No: 020

Kollaustrasse 105Hamburg 22453GermanyTel: +49 455 42180Web: www.durag.deE-mail: [email protected]

DURAG Group is a global provider of measuring and control technology inthe fields of:• Combustion technology: flame sensors, HEGWEIN gas oil igniters, gas oil

pilots, burner controls, electrical igniters, flare pilots SMITSVONK, flareigniters, pilot burners, lances and spark plugs, portable and mobile ignitionunits

• Video thermography for combustion processes in boilers, furnaces andcrackers

• Environmental monitoring: opacity dust monitors, wet stack dust monitors,ambient monitoring, volume flow meters, filter monitors, mercury analysers

• Environmental and process data management: emission data acquisitionand handling systems (CEMS, PEMS), water data management

• Tunnel sensors: visibility monitors, air flow monitors

Middle East Agent:Naizak Global Engineering SystemsPO Box 31377Al Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 889 2085Email: [email protected]: www.naizak.com

EAGE Stand No: 2045

PO Box 501711Dubai Knowledge VillageDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 3693897Web: www.eage.orgE-mail: [email protected]

EAGE is a professional association for geoscientists and engineers. Foundedin 1951, it is an organisation with a worldwide membership (around 18,000members), providing a global network of commercial and academicprofessionals. The association is truly multi-disciplinary and international inform and pursuits. All members of EAGE are professionally involved in (orstudying) geophysics, petroleum exploration, geology, reservoir engineering,mining and civil engineering. EAGE operates two divisions: the Oil & GasGeoscience Division and the Near Surface Geoscience Division. The HeadOffice of EAGE is located in the Netherlands, with regional offices in Houten,Moscow, Dubai and Kuala Lumpur.

Egypt Gas Stand No: 2531

Kournish ElnilElwarakEmbabaGizaEgyptTel: +20 2 235444201Web: www.egyptgas.com.egE-mail: [email protected]

Since 1983, Egypt Gas Company has become a pioneer in natural gastransmission and distribution projects to all clients and facilities, all overEgypt, carrying out all related works of survey, engineering, building ofpressure reduction stations, network execution and operation, 24/7emergency services and customer services. With the highest level of quality,precision and according to international standards. Egypt Gas is highlyexperienced in the field of maintenance and rehabilitation services neededfor oil & gas production platforms (onshore/offshore) and storage tank farms,including professional scaffolding works and marine paints. Egypt Gas haspenetrated new markets in Iraq, UAE, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.

Egyptian General Petroleum Stand No: 2531Corporation (EGPC)

1A Ahmed El Zomor Street8th DistrictNasr City, CairoEgyptTel: +20 2 7065725Web: www.petroleum.gov.egE-mail: [email protected]

EGPC is a legal entity and was formed as an affiliated corporation for theMinistry of Petroleum by Law no. 167 of 1958 and its sequentialmodifications last of which Law no. 20 of 1976. It is an independent nominalcharacter operating for developing and optimising utilisation of thepetroleum wealth and satisfying local demands from petroleum products.

The main objectives are :• Improve and update the terms and conditions for the Concession

Agreements to make it competitive & attractive• Increase the exploration activities with updated technologies• Increase the success ratio for adding more reserve & develop the

discovered reserves• Optimise utilisation of the existing infrastructures & facilities• Upgrade oil refiner’s efficiency to maximise high quality petroleum

products• Continue to improve the petroleum products specifications and produce

new products with high added value• Optimum utilisation of pipelines network for transporting crude oil and

petroleum products• Satisfy local demand from oil products• Develop human resources and improve competencies of employees to

cope with the worldwide development in the petroleum industry• Apply the international HSE high standard measures• Support the national economy and improve the commercial balance


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Egyptian Maintenance Company (EMC) Stand No: 2531

Egypt Head Office20, Ninety StreetCity Admin CentreNew CairoEgyptTel: +20 2 26189999Web: www.emceg.comE-mail: [email protected]

EMC was established in late 1997, to fulfil the market demands for specialisedmaintenance, construction, revamping, asset integrity, engineering service,special services, consultancy and manpower; to serve the oil and gas,petrochemical, transportation, power and industrial sectors.• EMC has over 6,000 well-trained, experienced & professional employees• Maintenance workshops are fully equipped with the latest devices• Fabrication workshops are equipped with most sophisticated machines

for complete fabrication, manufacturing & testing• EMC has more than 9 regional office & 8 abroad branches that are

distributed all over the Middle East• EMC has alliances with the most qualified and prominent vendors

worldwide

Egyptian Natural Gas Co. (GASCO) Stand No: 2531

Maadi Ring RoadExit 12, El Teseen Street5th SettlementNew CairoEgyptTel: +20 2 26171510/1/2/3Web: www.gasco.com.egE-mail: [email protected]

One of the major players in natural gas business in Egypt, GASCO takes pridein providing the vital link in the gas chain from gas producers to gasconsumers making gas available, accessible and affordable to differentsectors, touching the lives of millions of people through the largest andlongest gas grid in Africa and the Middle East. With a never ending challengeto do better, we are developing and delivering solutions, fuelling domesticgrowth, catering for current and future demand while bridging the gapbetween people and prosperity. Our gas processing plants recover gasvaluable components for the local market and for export. We have takensteps to pioneer projects enhancing their capacities and capabilities. Wehave qualified and certified GASCO activities to recognised internationalstandards: ISO 14001:2004, OHSAS 18001:2007 & ISO 9001:2008

Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Stand No: 2531Company (EGAS)

85 Nasr Road1st DistrictNasr City, CairoEgyptTel: +20 2 22642496Web: www.egas.com.egE-mail: [email protected]

EGAS, The Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company, was established inAugust 2001 to focus on all aspects of natural gas. EGAS is engaged in a widerange of activities including upstream exploration and gas production,midstream gas processing, gas transmission and pipelines and downstreamgas liquefaction, and gas distribution. EGAS’ main objectives are to expandnatural gas utilisation in the domestic market, encourage investment innatural gas activities, manage gas transmission and distribution system aswell as to develop LNG projects, participate in exploration development andproduction of natural gas and develop the natural gas industry database.

Egyptian Petrochemicals Holding Stand No: 2531Company (ECHEM)

27 El-Salam AvenueElotus Area5th SettlementNew CairoEgyptTel: +20 2 7598300Web: www.echem-eg.comE-mail: [email protected]

Egyptian Petrochemicals Holding Company (ECHEM) was established inJanuary 2002 to manage and develop the petrochemicals industry in Egyptthrough new promising areas of investment for private investors,international companies and set up strategic alliances with local producers,off takers and international shareholders. ECHEM’s priority is to enhance thegrowth of the petrochemicals industry throughout the implementation ofThe National Petrochemicals Master Plan with the target of realising theoptimum utilisation of natural gas in value added products.The Plan outlines total investments of 20 billion USD to cover 14 complexes;including 24 projects and 50 production units, during the coming 20 years.The production will reach 15 million tons annually of petrochemical productswith a total value amounting 15 billion USD to meet local demand andexport surplus. The plan will help generate 100,000 direct and indirect jobopportunities in petrochemicals and supporting industries.

EMbaffle BV Stand No: 042

A.v. Leeuwenhoekweg 38A10Alphen a/d Rijn 2408 ANThe NetherlandsTel: +31 172 447040Web: www.embaffle.comE-mail: [email protected]

EMbaffle is the Licensor of the advanced EMbaffle® Shell & Tube HeatExchanger, conceived and developed by SHELL Global Solutions, TheNetherlands. It has been successfully implemented in a number ofapplications in the oil and gas industry, specifically in critical gas processes, inthe synthesis of light refined products and in the refining of premium gradecrudes.

Engineering for the Petroleum Stand No: 2531& Process Industries (ENPPI)

1A Ahmed El-Zomor Street8th DistrictNasr City, CairoEgyptTel: +20 2 22762100Web: www.enppi.comE-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Engineering for the Petroleum & Process Industries (ENPPI) was establishedon January 15, 1978 and is currently working under Egyptian Investment Law8 for 1997, with a paid capital of 220 MM US$. The Egyptian GeneralPetroleum Corporation (EGPC) is the principal shareholder owning 97% ofthe total shares of ENPPI. ENPPI provides fully integrated engineering,procurement, construction supervision and project management services forthe petroleum, petrochemicals, power and other related industries in Egypt,the MENA region and worldwide. ENPPI is recognised as a major engineering,EPC main contractor, and management contractor, with a proven record ofaccomplishments for both onshore and offshore projects in oil and gas,refining, petrochemical and general industry projects.


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Environmental and Remedial Treatment Stand No: 016for Hydrocarbons (EARTH) Co. Ltd.

PO Box 5169Dammam 31422Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 8578766Web: www.earthtt.comE-mail: [email protected]

Established in 1999, EARTH is an acronym for Environmental and RemedialTreatment for Hydrocarbons. We are a limited liability company operating inthe greater Caribbean and the Middle East. Our mission is to build ownershipand alignment with all stakeholders to manage the environment andoptimise production. Our deep knowledge and experience of worldwidehealth, environmental and regulatory requirements, enables us to offer costeffective, informed and energy efficient solutions to our clients. By focusingon team alignment, fiscal responsibility, continuous learning and thedevelopment of our clients and our people, we are proud to play our vitalrole as problem solvers and creators of new possibilities.

Expro Meters, Inc. Stand No: 020

50 Barnes Industrial Park NorthWallingfordCT 06492USATel: +1 203 303 56Web: www.exprometers.comE-mail: [email protected]

Expro Meters offers on-demand, cost-effective, non-intrusive flow meters andmeasurement services for individual well, flowline and overall fieldproduction surveillance. These solutions enable our customers to realiseincreased value from their wells and fields through improved productionmonitoring, optimisation of well performance, increased efficiency andreduced metering costs. Our well surveillance solutions aid in health as wellas reducing safety concerns and environmental exposure.

At the heart of everything we do is SONAR flow technology, which isembodied in our SONAR meter products: ActiveSONAR™ flow meter andPassiveSONAR™ flow meter.

Middle East Agent:Al Abdulkarim Holding CompanyPO Box 4 Dammam 31411Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 8337110Web: www.abdulkarimholding.comE-mail: [email protected]

Exxon Mobil Corporation Stand No: 621

22777 Springwoods VillageParkway SpringTexas 77389USATel: +1 713 6563636Web: www.exxonmobil.comE-mail: [email protected]

ExxonMobil is the world’s largest publicly traded international oil and gascompany. We hold an industry-leading inventory of global oil and gasresources. We are the world’s largest refiner and marketer of petroleumproducts and our chemical company ranks among the world’s largest. Weapply science and innovation to find better, safer and cleaner ways to deliverthe energy the world needs. An industry leader in almost every aspect of theenergy and petrochemical business, ExxonMobil operates facilities or marketsproducts in most of the world’s countries and explores for oil and natural gason six continents.

Fardux Ltd. Stand No: 237

Crossways Business CentreStalham RoadHovetonNorwich NR12 8DJUnited KingdomTel: +44 1603 777980Web: www.fardux.co.ukE-mail: [email protected]

Fardux are industry leading experts in data acquisition, process control andautomation. Constantly seeking to bring innovative data acquisition systemsto the oil and gas industry, our SCADA hardware and software is worldrenowned - not just for its high level functionality, but also for its ease of useand durability in harsh offshore conditions.

Regional Office:Fardux Middle East FZCOPO Box 293815Building E-7Dubai Airport Free Zone (DAFZ)DubaiUnited Arab Emirates

FEI Company Stand No: 038

27 Mayneview StreetMiltonQueensland 4064AustraliaTel: +61 73 5129100Web: www.fei-natural-resources.comE-mail: [email protected]

FEI is a leading US-headquartered electron and ion beam microscopycompany which specialises in solutions for the natural resources sector. Inparticular, it develops, manufactures, markets and sells two automatedtechnologies, namely QEMSCAN and MLA, as well as the DualBeam system,Helios NanoLab. These solutions provide quantitative mineral andpetrographic information on drill cores and cuttings, which in turn is used byoil and gas and mining companies to improve resource recovery and reducerisk in exploration.

Regional Office:FEIAchtseweg Noord 55651 GG EindhovenThe Netherlands

Fishbones Stand No: 051

PO Box 8034Stavanger 4068NorwayTel: +971 5 55996870Web: www.fishbones.asE-mail: [email protected]

Fishbones have developed a new method for reservoir stimulation; theFishbones Multilateral Stimulation Technology (MST) uses jetting or drillingprinciple to create a large number of laterals simultaneously in to connectthe wellbore and formation. The Fishbones system is installed as a part of theopen-hole liner string with Fishbones tools placed so that they land in thezones of desired stimulation. Up to 300 small diameter tubes (needles)project out simultaneously from the wellbore to penetrate the reservoir,creating numerous laterals. These laterals drain layers and natural fracturesand increase the reservoir exposure, which increases production rate andrecovery.


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Fluid Inclusion Technologies Inc. Stand No: 1126

2217 N. Yellowood AvenueBroken Arrow OK 74012USATel: +1 916 4618984Web: www.fittulsa.comE-mail: [email protected]

With almost 20 years of experience, Fluid Inclusion Technologies specialisesin: Rapid Trapped Fluid Analysis of core and cuttings samples for traceorganic and inorganic fluids; dq1000® real time, continuous geochemicalprofiling of borehole fluids/gases at well site using direct quadrapole massspectrometry; and PetroFecta® combing XRF, Trapped Fluid Analysis, andHigh Resolution Photography of the entire wellbore from cuttings or coresamples of any age. All three analyses on same 1 gram sample.

FluoroSeal Specialty Valves Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.fluorosealvalves.comE-mail: [email protected]

FluoroSeal® Non-Lubricated Sleeved and Lined Plug Valves incorporate state-of-the-art PTFE fluorocarbon seat design. With little required maintenanceand trouble-free operation, a high integrity bubble-tight seal is providedboth in-line and to atmosphere. • Bi-directional flow• Quarter-turn operation• Non-lubricated• Self-cleaning on each operation• 2-way and multiport configurations• Special service and jacketed designs available• All casting components traceable to mill test certificates• Investment cast on all materials for sizes 1/2“ - 12” (Class 150 lbs)• Investment cast on all materials for sizes 1/2” - 6” (Class 300 lbs)• Investment cast on all materials for sizes 1/2” - 6” (Class 600 lbs)• Standard heavy-duty gears available on all FluoroSeal® valves


Forum Energy Technologies - Valve Solutions Stand No.: 020

12735 Dairy Ashford RoadStaffordTX 77477USATel: +1 281 6372000Web: www.f-e-t.comE-mail: [email protected]

Forum Valve Solutions has an extensive line of valves for your needs. PBV andQuadrant ball valves are all manufactured in strict conformance to API, ASTM,ASME, ANSI and other specifications. We are also equipped to custom-designsolutions to meet any special challenges. Our ABZ high-performancebutterfly valves are ideal for manual or automated actuation in industrial,chemical, HVAC, and food and beverage applications. All Forum butterfly

valves comply with ISO, CSA and ANSI specifications. DSI's exceptionallydurable carbon and stainless steel gate, globe and check valves are knownfor standard features considered optional on other brands.


Frank’s International LLC Stand No: 1234

10260 Westheimer RoadHouston TX 77042USATel: +1 281 9667300Web: www.franksinternational.comE-mail: [email protected]

Frank’s International NV. (NYSE:Fl) is a global oil services company located inapproximately 60 countries, on 6 continents. We provide a broad andcomprehensive range of highly engineered tubular services to leadingexploration and production companies in offshore and onshoreenvironments, with a focus on complex and technically demanding wells.


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FRIATEC AG - Division Rheinhütte Stand No: 020Pumpen

Rheingaustr 96-98Wiesbaden 65203GermanyTel: +49 611 6040Web: www.rheinhuette.deE-mail: [email protected]

Pump specialists with a full range of horizontal and vertical pumps in metals,plastics and ceramics for the chemical, petrochemical, fertiliser and relatedindustries.


Fujikin Incorporated Stand No: 043

Akihabara Dai Building1-18-13 SotokandaChiyoda-kuTokyo 101-0021 JapanTel: +81 352098191Web: www-ng.fujikin.co.jp/fujikinhp_e/E-mail: [email protected]

Fujikin Incorporated is a leading manufacturer of specific-purpose valves andsuper high precision flow control systems. Our cutting edge technology isused in every area that demands the highest technology.

Ganoub El-Wadi Petroleum Stand No: 2531Holding Company (Ganope)

PO Box 3011El-HorriaEl-Nour St., from El-Nozha St.Nasr City, CairoEgyptTel: +20 2 26910144Web: www.ganope.comE-mail: [email protected]

Ganope believes that the reason behind increasing petroleum Egyptianinvestments lies in its success in increasing the number of petroleumagreements in its working areas. Accordingly, the company identified itsfuture objectives and policy as follows:• Increase foreign investment opportunities, especially in the field of

exploration, by launching more international bid rounds, the most recentwas Ganope international bid round starting December 30, 2014comprising of 10 exploration blocks

• Plan to acquire gravity, magnetic, and seismic surveys within Ganopeopen work areas by using SPEC Project

• Take the necessary steps to exploit the non-conventional resources,particularly the oil shale, in collaboration with expertise in this field, toshare their experience in conducting pilot projects, to evaluate resourcesof Egypt. This will help, also, in setting a distinguished oil shale concessionagreements model

• Follow-up exploration and production activities in Ganope work areasthroughout our petroleum agreements, signed with different companies

Gas and Oil Technology Company Stand No: 2097

PO Box 402Al Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38533409

GE Oil & Gas Stand No: 431

Jebel Ali Free ZoneDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 8991763Web: www.geoilandgas.comE-mail: [email protected]

GE Oil & Gas works on the things that matter in the oil and gas industry. Incollaboration with our customers, we push the boundaries of technology tobring energy to the world. From extraction to transportation to end use, weaddress today’s toughest challenges in order to fuel the future. Follow GE Oil& Gas on Twitter @GE_OilandGas.

General Instruments Consortium Stand No.: 2001

194/195, Gopi Tank Road Mahim Mumbai 400016IndiaTel: +91 2 22445438Web: www.general-gauges.comE-mail: [email protected]

GIC is the largest and oldest manufacturer and engineering solution providerfor pressure, temperature, level and flow instrumentation, since 1966. Intechnical collaboration with Gauges Bourdon of the UK and France, GIC hasmanufacturing plants in Europe and India certified with ISO-9001:2008, ISO-14001:2004 and OHSAS-18001:2007 and world-class infrastructure and testingfacilities. Products are CE, ATEX, UL, CSA, CRN, GOST R etc. certified andapproved by reputed companies worldwide especially in the oil and gas,refineries and petrochemicals industries. They include Reliance, ONGC, BPCL,HPCL, KOC, KNPC, PETRONAS, PDO, OXY, TAKREER, ADNOC Distribution, QatarPetroleum, NIGC, NIOEC, EGAS, Air Liquid, Praxair and Linde amongst others.GIC is represented in 37 countries and is a proud achiever of the highestexports award by EEPC, Government of India for 8 consecutive years.

Geospace Technologies Stand No: 111

Enterprise WayUnit 3, LutonBedfordshire LU3 4BUUnited KingdomTel: +44 77 75688467Web: www.geospace.comE-mail: [email protected]

Since 1980, Geospace Technologies has been developing innovativeproducts for seismic data acquisition as a part of the oil and gas industry’sglobal search for more energy reserves. Geospace Technologies engineeringteam has produced an innovative cableless seismic acquisition system, theGSX which is now the most used land seismic recording system worldwide.Geospace Technologies designs and manufactures geophones,hydrophones, cables and connectors and the world’s largest permanentreservoir monitoring technology (PRM) system installed offshore.


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Global Tubing LLC Stand No: 1131

PO Box 2139501 County Road 493DaytonTX 77535USATel: +1 713 2655000Web: www.global-tubing.comE-mail: [email protected]

Global Tubing was formed in April 2007 to meet growing worldwidedemand for coiled tubing products and related services. Global Tubingcombines advanced technology and unmatched service to create superiorcustomer value. Global Tubing manufactures the widest selection of coiledtubing in the industry. Sizes range from 24.5 mm to 127.0 mm OD (1-inch to5-inch), with wall thicknesses from 2.2 mm to 8.5 mm (0.087 to 0.337 inch).Complete coiled tubing design, milling, testing, and service are performedin-house to ensure the highest possible quality and service. Now offeringcoated or uncoated coiled.

GRACO Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.graco.comE-mail: [email protected]

Founded in 1926, GRACO is a world leader in fluid handling systems andcomponents. GRACO products move, measure, control, dispense and apply awide range of fluids and viscous materials used in vehicle lubrication,commercial and industrial settings. The company’s success is based on itsunwavering commitment to technical excellence, world-class manufacturingand unparalleled customer service.


GRC Stand No: 331

PO Box 5815706540 East Apache StreetOK 74115-3616Tulsa USATel: +1 918 8349600Web: www.sercel-grc.comE-mail: [email protected]

Sercel-GRC is a worldwide leader in downhole data acquisition and thepioneering leader in proprietary technology for real-time downhole sensing,measuring, recording and delivering reliable and accurate reservoir andpump data with extremely high resolutions. Sercel-GRC provides manysolutions for Artificial Lift system monitoring, including ESP, PCP andPermanent Downhole sensors. With facilities in Dubai and Bahrain, we arepositioned to serve the sales and support needs of OEMs and NOCs in theMiddle East.

Regional Office:SERCEL DubaiZC3 - Blueshed AreaJebel Ali Free ZoneDubai United Arab Emirates

Green Valley Saudi Egyptian Stand No: 2075Oil Services (GVOS)

Novotel Business Park Tower 2, 3rd FloorDammam 32241Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38588362Web: www.gvosgroup.comE-mail: [email protected]

Green Valley Oil Services was established to serve the oil and gas industryknowing the importance of energy resources and taking the responsibility toprotect our mother earth. GVOS became the leading company inenvironmental protection in the MENA region by providing the latesttechnologies in Drilling Waste Management (DWM) for the oil and gasindustry which includes Dry Location System (DLS), Treatment of Oil BaseMud (OBM) cuttings and Treatment of Water Base Mud (WBM) cuttings.Conserving our environment is a superlative responsibility that we arecommitted to GVOS.

Regional Office:PO Box 11835160, Street 28 Fifth Settlement, In front of Kattameia Golf Club New CairoEgypt Tel: +20 2 26182543/7

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GRI Simulations Inc. Stand No: 232

1062 Topsail RoadMount PearlNL, A1N 5E6CanadaTel: +1 709 747 5599Web: www.grisim.comE-mail: [email protected]

GRI Simulations Inc. (GRI) is a software development company focused onreal-time simulation, modeling, and visualisation for critical marine activities.GRI’s first product was the Virtual Remotely Operated Vehicle (VROV)Simulator System that was designed as an instructional tool to beincorporated into existing ROV Pilot training programmes. It applies thetechnologies of virtual reality and dynamic physical modeling to generaterealistic, scenario-based ROV simulations.

Gulf Oilfield Directory Stand No: 2063

PO Box 62357Arabian PublicationsDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 2651623Web: www.oilandgaspages.comE-mail: [email protected]

Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology Stand No: 010(ResModTec)

Mermaid Tower, Office 101Khalidiya StreetAbu DhabiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 2 6674666Web: www.resmodtec.comE-mail: [email protected]

Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology (ResModTec) is an internationalconsulting and training firm based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates withsix branches in Doha, Algeria, Libya, Basra, KUT and Malaysia. Since it wasfounded in 2002, the firm offers its clients integrated advanced technologysolutions and technology transfer for most of the exploration anddevelopment phases. We use our vast experience in most international oilcompanies to offer consulting and training services. ResModTec won theBizz2014 award from the World Confederation of Business located in the cityof Houston, Texas, USA.

Halliburton Energy Services Stand No: 2111

PO Box 311113th Floor, Emirates TowersSheikh Zayed RoadDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +1 281 5754271Web: www.halliburton.comE-mail: [email protected]

Founded in 1919, Halliburton is one of the world’s largest providers ofproducts and services to the energy industry. With more than 70,000employees in approximately 80 countries, the company serves the upstreamoil and gas industry throughout the lifecycle of the reservoir - from locatinghydrocarbons and managing geological data, to drilling and formationevaluation, well construction and completion and optimising productionthrough the life of the field.

Haris Al Afaq Stand No.: 2083

PO Box 8141DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 2734005Web: www.haris.comE-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Hart Energy Distribution Point

1616 South VossSuite 1000Houston TX 77057USATel: +1 713 2606400Web: www.EPmag.comE-mail: [email protected]

For more than 40 years, Hart Energy editors and experts have delivered market-leading insights to investors and energy industry professionals. The Houston-based company produces magazines (such as Oil and Gas Investor, E&P andMidstream Business); online news and data services; industry conferences (likethe DUG™ series); GIS data sets and mapping solutions; and a range of researchand consulting services. For information, visit hartenergy.com.

HATCON Stand No: 827

PO Box 991Bugshan Center, Building 2, 3rd FloorPrince Sultan StreetAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 8820323Web: www.hatcon.comE-mail: [email protected]

Hajjan Trading and Industrial Services Co. Ltd. (HATCON) was established in1980 based out of its headquarters in Al Khobar with full-fledged regionaloffices in Riyadh, Jeddah, Yanbu and Bahrain. HATCON, an ISO 9001-2008certified company, specialises in surface preparation, erosion/corrosioncontrol, high performance coating and linings, high temperature sprayablecoatings, insulation and waterproofing materials, concrete repair products,and acid resistant lining. HATCON’s reputation for being a customer drivenorganisation has been the direct focus of our drive. Our Training School onthe Jubail road caters towards the continual skill assessment andimprovement of our operational staff whilst simultaneously trainingdiscerned customers on specialised applications.


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Hawa Valves (India) Pvt. Ltd. Stand No: 074

R-16, TTC Industrial AreaRabale, Thane Belapur RoadNavi Mumbai 400701IndiaTel: +91 226 7760000Web: www.hawavalves.comE-mail: [email protected]

Hawa Valves are manufacturers and exporters of valves for specialised fieldssuch as oil and gas upstream, midstream, downstream, chemical, power,marine, mining and general industry. We have 4 manufacturing facilities andour 2 most modern plants are in the outskirts of Mumbai. Our fully quippedtechnical team cater to large and technically complex orders with an in-housesuper specialty ERP online system. We are an ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004,OHSAS 18001:2007, SIL3, CE/PED and ATEX compliant company, and holdofficial Monogram Licensees of the American Petroleum Institute with API-6D,API-6A and API-600 Monogram Licenses. Hawa Valves are designated 100%Export Oriented Unit (EOU) and a Star Export House by the Govt. of India.

The strength of Hawa Valves has been its ongoing mission to advance withtechnology evidenced by our in-house Research & Development (R&D)Centre recognised by the Govt. of India, Ministry of Science and Technology,Department of Scientific and Industrial Research. Hawa Valves provides acomplete line of standard and custom designed solutions for difficultapplications. The company is committed to product innovation, engineeringexcellence, precision manufacturing, 100% quality testing and hands-ontechnical assistance to the customer. Hawa Valves now supplies qualityvalves to the world market, with exports to over 40 countries so far. Everyproduct carries our name and with it the ethos that every person in ourorganisation subscribes to quality. We believe not just in product quality, butalso quality in the way that we choose to do business, quality in the way thatwe deal with our own personnel, quality in the way that we deal with oursuppliers and ancillaries, and very importantly quality in the way that we treatour customers. We strive to imbibe this sense of commitment to qualitydown the rank and file of the organisation.

HELB - Drilling Electrical Solutions Stand No: 052

Slavka Kolara 4Dugo Selo 10370CroatiaTel: +385 12 781440Web: www.helb.hr/enE-mail: [email protected]

HELB - Drilling Electrical Solutions is specialised in the production,installation, servicing, testing and commissioning of different electricalequipment; with over 100 employees, 30% with a college degree, andheadquarters in Croatia. Our portfolio of products includes:

Auxillary Service Loop:• 2 years warranty. Lifespan is twice as long as that of standard cables• A unique product on the global marketplace

Systems for power supply and control of AC/DC motor units:• SCR house• VFD house• MCC house

Automation Systems:• Drilling data acquisition & logging system• Torsional vibrations damping system• Automatic drilling system

Refurbishment and upgrade of SCR, VFD and MCC houses.

Hempel Paints Stand No: 014

PO Box 1077Dammam 31431Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38471616Web: www.hempel.comE-mail: [email protected]

Hempel was founded in 1915. Approaching 100 years of age, it has grown tobecome one of the world’s largest, independent suppliers of decorative,marine, yacht, container and protective coatings reaching every continent inthe globe. Hempel is in one of the market leading positions in the MiddleEast, with a substantial network of manufacturing units and sales officesproviding products and services to almost every sub sector. Hempel Paintswas involved in many challenging projects all through the Middle East,always successfully coping with tight schedules and supply demands.Hempel invests in long-term relationships with customers through providingexisting customers with the maximum level of service to suit their projectsrequirements and offer their investments long-term protection. Large-scaleprojects in increasingly difficult conditions make the knowledge of corrosionmechanisms and their prevention more and more important in order tomake these projects economically viable.

Hempel always strives to give customers tailored solutions to meet everyclimate and environmental condition backed with the highest levels of serviceand support. Hempel’s protective coatings range is used in many applicationsincluding oil refineries, chemical plants and pipelines, where Hempel workswith many of the industry leaders and where Hempel customers have accessto a worldwide network of coating advisors, consultants and engineers. Prior tocommencement of works Hempel qualified coating advisors shall visit the siteand provide practical hands-on advice on all coating related preparations,allowing work to be undertaken in a suitable and professional environment.This will generally include advice on the suitability of equipment, access issues,pre preparation / application condition as well as surveys on the actualsubstrate or structure to be coated. Proximity to customers is guaranteedthrough more than 200 stock points around the globe that provide customerswith consistently high-quality coatings and services.

Horn International Stand No.: 2053

Ole Deviks Vei 40666 OsloNorwayTel: +47 22881930E-mail: [email protected]: www.hornonline.com

Horn International is a publishing company based in Oslo who produces aseries of hardback and electronic books on industries ranging from oil andoffshore, life sciences, shipping and more. We are specialists in branding andpublic relations. Our client base is drawn from a variety of national industrialsectors. Our publications identify, characterise and assess the strengths of keyindustries, country by country. We attend all the major international industryexhibitions and trade fairs, where we hand out thousands of our beautifullyproduced hardback books for free - a most effective way of targeting theimportant people that our profiled companies want us to reach.

HPC Energy Services Stand No: 1134

2207-4 Street SWSuite 240Calgary AB T2S 1X1CanadaTel: +1 587 349 5468Web: www.hpcenergyservices.com

HPC Energy Services is an integrated oil and gas service company with aproduct base uniquely geared to support the constantly changing drillingenvironment. Our focus is to increase efficiencies for our customers byintegrating tools from the drilling rig to the drill bit.


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Hunting Energy Services Stand No: 927

Yard 154Block 1, St. 1080DammamSaudi ArabiaTel: +966 5 65963468Web: www.huntingplc.comE-mail: [email protected]

Hunting PLC is an energy services provider to the world’s leading nationaland international oil and gas companies, manufacturing and distributingproducts that enable the extraction of oil and gas.

Ice Qube Inc. Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.iceqube.comE-mail: [email protected]

Ice Qube Cooling Products protect vital electronics by controlling thetemperature and environment of enclosed sensitive electronic equipment ina variety of enclosure cooling industries. Durability and quality are thehallmarks of our manufacturing operation of high quality enclosure air-conditioners and innovative electronic cabinet cooling solutions. Wemanufacture Enclosure Cooling NEMA rated 3R, 4, 4X and 12, UL-Listed air-conditioners. We also build and design our own Class 1 Div 2, UL and ETLapproved Hazardous Duty air conditioners. Our line features a standardequipment powder coated carbon steel structure, or your choice of twooptional grades of stainless steel to maintain a NEMA-4X environment.


IFP Middle East Consulting / Stand No: 837IFP Energies Nouvelles

PO Box 108135th Floor, Office 506 & 507Manama Center, Entrance 4ManamaBahrainTel: +973 17 211150Web: www.beicip.comE-mail: [email protected]

IFP Energies Nouvelles Group and Beicip-Franlab have set up IFP Middle EastConsulting to provide consulting and software solutions to clients in theMiddle East.

Consultancy services: In over 100 different countries, Beicip-Franlab hasprovided consultancy since 1960 and provided its services to more than 500oil and gas companies and institutions. We provide a comprehensive rangeof technical consulting services for petroleum exploration, development andproduction.

Software services: Beicip-Franlab’s hands-on expertise, combined with IFPproven scientific excellence, underpins the design of robust, high-productivity-oriented software tools. We provide first-class support andtechnical assistance through our consultants and regional offices.

Regional Offices:IFP Middle East Consulting Abu DhabiPO Box 2621 Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mubarak BuildingOffice Floor 01, Corniche Road Abu DhabiUnited Arab Emirates

IFP Middle East Consulting KuwaitPO Box 29194 Safat 13152Kuwait

Ingrain Inc. Stand No: 1021

3733 Westheimer RoadSuite 200HoustonTX 77027USATel: +1 281 636517804Web: www.ingrainrocks.comE-mail: [email protected]

Find and develop your most productive rock: a significant portion of theworld’s current and future production is stored in shale and complexconventional reservoirs. These rock types present considerable challenges forcharacterisation - including ever smaller pores and pore throats and complexheterogeneities at multiple scales. Traditional laboratory methods can beineffective for characterising these challenging rock types. To address thesenew challenges, Ingrain offers innovative and sophisticated tools to helpgeoscientists and reservoirs engineers find and develop their mostproductive rocks.

Regional Office:Ingrain, Inc. - Abu DhabiPO Box 114568Ascent Business Centre, Building 4Mussafah 12Abu DhabiUnited Arab Emirates

Innochem Co., Ltd. Stand No: 137

199-17, Bangkkoji-GilSeotan-MyeonPyeongtaek-CityGyeonggi-Do 451852KoreaTel: +82 31 6117907Web: www.innochem.proE-mail: [email protected]

Innochem Co., Ltd., a privately owned company, was established on 4th April2011. All Innochem products are manufactured using the Co-Extrusionprocess, producing a polyethylene butyl rubber coating system. Co-Extrusionhas over 40 years of proven technology in the coating industry, offering thehighest degree of uniformity and inner cohesive strength. Innochem offers awide range of high performance coatings, utilising the brand nameInnowrap®. We design, manufacture and offer full technical support for allprojects. Approved test results from the world recognised associations(AWWA, DVGW, NACE, etc.) confirm that the Innowrap coating system isapproved for all applications regardless of the size or conditions. All productsare produced at our South Korea, ISO certified facility. Trained personnelmonitor all products to ensure quality and uniformity. We are committed toproducing a quality, environmentally friendly product for the global market,by continuously investing in research and product development to meettoday’s coating solutions.


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INOVA Geophysical Stand No: 1123

12200 Parc Crest DriveStaffordTX 77477USATel: +1 281 5682000Web: www.inovageo.comE-mail: [email protected]

INOVA Geophysical has a legacy of over 45 years developing andmanufacturing state-of-the-art land seismic technology for the oil and gasindustry. Our portfolio of advanced equipment has helped geophysicalcontractors and E&P companies achieve their land seismic data acquisitionobjectives in complex environments around the globe. Specialising in thedesign and manufacture of cabled and cableless land and transition zonerecording systems, advanced seismic sensors, and source and source controlsystems, we’re always striving to improve the way seismic data is acquired.INOVA Geophysical is headquartered in Stafford, Texas and Beijing, China,with international offices around the world.

International Well Control Forum Stand No: 083

Inchbraoch HouseSouth Quay, MontroseAngus, DD10 9UAUnited KingdomTel: +44 1674 678120Web: www.iwcf.orgE-mail: [email protected]

The International Well Control Forum (IWCF) is the only independent bodyfocused on well control training and accreditation. IWCF administers wellcontrol training, assessment and certification programmes for personnelemployed in the well operations sector of the oil and gas industry.

iSeis - The International Seismic Company Stand No: 044

Unit 3 Cypress CourtSunbury on ThamesMiddlesex TW16 7ELUnited KingdomTel: +44 1372 842060Web: www.iseis.comE-mail: [email protected]

iSeis’s Sigma is the world’s only universal cableless recorder. It is able to workon land, TZ or shallow water overcoming the harvesting, monitoring anddistributed timing limitations of alternative systems. It efficiently copes withall latest source techniques including simultaneous vibroseis and impulsiveacquisition in stand-alone mode and when enhancing the ability of otherrecorders. Sigma offers a fully integrated “Sigma-Observer” user-managementpackage. Sigma has been field-proven in a wide variety of passive and activeseismic applications and is the only fully integrated, universal, cablelesssystem available today which can guarantee communication with remoteunits in almost all seismic operations.

Other Companies:Seismic Source Company - SSC

KAPPA Stand No: 301

PO Box 116946th Floor, Office 115, Platinum TowerAl SeefBahrainTel: +973 17 22980Web: www.kappaeng.comE-mail: [email protected]

KAPPA is an upstream petroleum engineering software, training andconsulting company specialised in the field of Dynamic Data Analysis. KAPPAdevelops and markets the industry standard Saphir (PTA), Emeraude (PL)software and has integrated workflows for handling PDGs and

Unconventional Resources. The main KAPPA development office is in Francewith field support and sales centred in London and available throughout theworld. KAPPA trains hundreds of engineers every year in its chosendisciplines and has over 8000 active commercial software licenses used byover 500 companies.

Katch Kan Bahrain Stand No: 1039

PO Box 75174ManamaBahrainTel: +973 17 514438Web: www.katchkan.comE-mail: [email protected]

Katch Kan is based on a commitment to sustainable development, byprotecting and preserving the land and water where the upstream oil andgas industry operates. The central achievements of Katch Kan are the RigSafety System and Zero Spill System. These innovative systems oftechnology work together to optimise the health and safety of thoseinvolved with upstream projects, drastically minimise pollution and enablesoil and gas production to occur in a proactive eco-efficient manner. KatchKan’s systems make it easy to reduce environmental footprint andmaximise rig safety.

King Fahd University of Petroleum Stand No: 048& Minerals (KFUPM)

PO Box 15Dhahran 31261Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38607200Web: www.kfupm.edu.saE-mail: [email protected]

King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals (KFUPM) is a leadingeducational organisation for science and technology. Our vision: to be apreeminent institution known for its globally competitive graduates, cuttingedge research and leadership in energy discoveries. Our mission: to make adifference within Saudi Arabia and beyond in the fields of sciences,engineering and business.

KOLLER Maschinen- und Stand No: 336Anlagenbau GmbH

Bruchkampweg 5Celle 29227GermanyTel: +49 514 198980Web: www.koller-celle.comE-mail: [email protected]

KOLLER Solutions is specialised in design and fabrication of well servicingproducts like wireline, pumping, coil tubing and workover units for bothonshore and offshore use. Furthermore, we are your partner for design andfabrication of special machines for various applications, pressure producinginstallations as well as subsea steelwork. The solutions and systems weprovide are tailor-made, based on the latest technology available and meetthe high demands and extreme safety requirements.

Regional Office:PO Box 25229DubaiUnited Arab Emirates

Other Companies:United Engineering Services LLC, Oman


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Kuwait Oil Company Stand No: 611

PO Box 9758Ahmadi 61008KuwaitTel: +965 23867671Web: www.kockw.comE-mail: [email protected]

Since its establishment in 1934, Kuwait Oil Company, a subsidiary of KuwaitPetroleum Corporation, has been at the forefront of oil exploration,development and production of all hydrocarbon resources in the State ofKuwait. The company is on a major drive culminating in the year 2030 tomaximise their production capacities while developing their extensivereserves of oil and natural gas resources. To achieve their goals the companyis enhancing leading edge technologies in all areas, while seeking andproviding development opportunities to all their existing and futureemployees to meet and exceed regional and world demands placed uponthis vital industry.

Lafarge Stand No: 080

61, rue des Belles FeuillesParis 75016FranceTel: +33 1 44341111Web: www.lafarge.comE-mail: [email protected]

World leader in building materials in the cement, aggregates and concreteindustries, we contribute materials and services throughout the world.Present in 64 countries with 65,000 employees, we provide innovativesolutions through a network of Lafarge research centres and laboratories tosupport research and development to address customer needs. Lafargeserves the oil and gas industry with a wide range of materials: from specialwell cements manufactured at eleven Lafarge API certified plants worldwideto the supply of advanced construction products and services. We providethe oil and gas industry with the technical solutions to address localchallenges.

Regional Office:Lafarge Middle East and AfricaSummit 15, El Teseen StreetNew Cairo, CairoEgypt

LiMAR - Well Intervention Products Stand No: 235

Unit 33, Ellough Industrial EstateBecclesSuffolk NR347TDUnited KingdomTel: +44 1502 470090Web: www.limaroiltools.comE-mail: [email protected]

Driven by former field specialists, LiMAR is a dynamic team offering anextensive selection of quality coiled tubing and wireline tools, built aroundthe key design philosophy of simplicity and durability. All LiMAR products areextensively tested and supported by comprehensive test and materialcertification along with 3D pictorial service manuals.

Lithicon Stand No: 2001

Stiklestadveien 1Trondheim N-7041NorwayTel: +47 992 02982Web: www.lithicon.com

Lithicon is the leading provider of digital rock analysis services to the oil andgas industry. It is the integration of Digitalcore and Numerical Rocks.Combining Digitalcore’s unique core imaging expertise with NumericalRocks’ multiphase flow modelling capabilities, Lithicon offers advanced pore-scale imaging and accurate predictions of petrophysical and multi-phaseflow properties. Lithicon’s advanced services are used to measure keyproperties for both conventional and unconventional reservoirs. Rocksamples ranging from cuttings to whole core can be used. Lithicon’s newAbu Dhabi Digital Rock Laboratory is opening soon and will provide localsupport to Middle East oil and gas companies.

Marechal Electric Group Stand No: 231

5 Avenue de Presles Saint Maurice Cedex 94417FranceTel: +33 1 451 6000 Web: www.marechal.comE-mail: [email protected]

Marechal Electric Group (MEG) is a major manufacturer of industrial electricaloutlets adapted to suit all sectors: general manufacturing and processindustry, premises and set-ups for the general service industry, allinfrastructures and chemical, petrochemical as well as the oil and gasindustries.

Mas Supply Limited Stand No: 2611

Unit 1010, 10/F, Miramar TowerKowloonHong KongTel: +86 138 2448 4075Web: www.masprop.comE-mail: [email protected]

Meggitt Sensing Systems Stand No: 020

Route de Moncor 04Fribourg 1701SwitzerlandTel: +41 26 4071804Web: www.meggittsensingsystems.comE-mail: [email protected]

Meggitt Sensing Systems specialises in sensing and monitoring systems forcritical applications in extreme environments. We provide completepackages to cover the monitoring requirements of multiple applications,including oil and gas and power generation. Our next generation advancedmachinery monitoring solution for critical decision-making has beenreinforced with VibroSmart®, a new distributed modular monitoring system,offering the same rock-solid safety assurance as our centralised solution, theflagship centralised VM600 protection and condition monitoring system fromthe Vibro-Meter® line. Our industry-leading instrumentation, cables andaccessories complete the solution. Our products protect and monitorthousands of critical rotating machinery worldwide.

Middle East Agent:Naizak Global Engineering SystemsPO Box 31377Al Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel : +966 3 889 2085Email: [email protected]


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Merwede Valves Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.merwedevalves.nlE-mail: [email protected]

Merwede Valves was founded in the early 60s as a business unit of MerwedeShipyard. Under their wings we developed into a multi disciplinary companywho strived for the highest possible level of customer satisfaction. Operatingin a worldwide niche market of custom engineered valve manufacturing, weare playing a historical leading role in supplying valves for all types ofextreme applications within unequalled short lead times. Together with ourdedicated employees we form a strong team to offer you, as our customer,the best possible solution within the global valve industry.

Type of valves:• Gate valves• Globe valves• Check valves• Ball valves• Needle valves• Special valves


Metrolog Stand No: 331

Technoparc 1, Bât. 2Avenue l’OccitaneBP 27415Labège cedex 31674FranceTel: +33 5 61348074Web: www.metrolog.comE-mail: [email protected]

Since 1987, Metrolog has been involved in the designing and manufacturingof flow, pressure and temperature downhole memory gauges for the oil andgas industry. Metrolog products have acquired an international reputationfor their versatility, quality and reliability in very hostile environments -including high pressure, high temperature conditions and very long durationoperations.

Regional Office:SERCEL DubaiZC3 - Blueshed AreaJebel Ali Free ZoneDubai United Arab Emirates

Molecular Corrosion Technologies Stand No: 827

PO Box 8344DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 8112100Web: www.mctuae.comE-mail: [email protected]

Molecular Corrosion Technologies promotes and sells the Belzona PolymericsLtd. range of composite repair materials and specialty coatings as an exclusiveauthorised distributor for the UAE. Branch offices are located in Dubai and AbuDhabi under the trade licensed company Mutawa Corrosioneering. MCT began

its business relationship with Belzona Polymerics in 1982. MCT provide turnkeysolutions by partnering with good application specialist companies and inaddition creating an in-house application division to work with morespecialised materials. Molecular Corrosion Technologies is part of the MCTGroup of Companies, a Dubai based group specialised in anti-corrosion controland construction chemical manufacturing.

NAFFCO FZCO Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.naffco.comE-mail: [email protected]

NAFFCO (National Fire Fighting Company FZCO) an ISO 9001:2008 certifiedcompany with its world headquarters in Dubai, is the largest fire fightingequipment manufacturing company in the Middle East. It was established in1991 with a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility for a wide range of firefighting equipment including all type of fire extinguishers, fire cabinets, firehoses, pumps, mobile and advanced fire fighting systems and fire trucks.

Main products & applications:• Fire fighting trucks• Bucket trucks• Rapid intervention vehicles (riv)• Aerial ladder platform vehicles• Fire fighting turntable ladder vehicles• Airport fire fighting vehicles• Ambulances• Anti-riot vehicles

Middle East Agent:Diversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi Arabia

Naizak Global Engineering System Stand No: 020

PO Box 31377Al Abdulkarim Building, 1st floorKing Fahd bin Abdulaziz RoadAzizia Fawaziyah AreaAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38989577Web: www.naizak.comE-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

• Control loop performance monitoring system• Process performance management system• Data validation and reconciliation• Analyser management system • Metering and allocation management system• Energy management system• Production account system • Laboratory information management system • Electronic lab notebook


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National Experts for Oilfield Stand No: 064Solutions (NEOS)

PO Box 1700Alhassa 31982Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 5 00501864Web: www.neos.com.saE-mail: [email protected]

National Experts for Oilfield Solutions (NEOS) company offers an extensiverange of unique resources and solutions to meet our customer’s needs. Wesurpass in evaluating project feasibility, creating a customised action planand deploying the resources required to drive customer’s business with asustainable and reliable solution.

Other Companies:Kinetics Controls and Innovation Ltd. (KCI)

The National Laboratory Stand No: 731Company Ltd., (MA’AMEL)

PO Box 820Al Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38961590 Web: www.maamel.com

MA’AMEL is a Saudi Company founded in 2009 with the mandate to invest inthe analytical and scientific sectors. MA’AMEL’s strategy calls for creating jointventures with well known, highly accredited international organisations tohelp introduce, transfer and domesticate those technologies in Saudi Arabia.MA’AMEL includes the following companies:

Arensco: A Saudi Company with unique capabilities in the area ofenvironmental consultancy, environmental health and inspection services,and environmental health safety training.

LS Arabia: A joint venture with ALS Global, one of the largest analyticalenvironmental, industrial, oil and gas labs worldwide.

Clean Air Arabia: A joint venture with Clean Air Engineering Company, awell-known, internationally accredited organisation in the area of air andstack and source emissions testing.

Ma’amel Trading: A division of MA’AMEL specialised in providing turnkeylaboratory solutions. Services of the division include:• Designing labs• Providing lab furniture and equipment• Providing lab consumables• Fitting

National Photo Services (NPS) Stand No: 2044

PO Box 20161Gudaibiya AvenueManamaBahrainTel: +973 17 742544E-mail: [email protected]

National Photo Services (NPS) is the official photographer at MEOS 2015.Established in 1982, the company provides commercial, industrial andcorporate photography services. With its excellent in house facilities, NPSmeets the challenging needs of the sector and provides illustriousphotography services with unparalleled experience. NPS’ sister concernNational Images is one of the leading advertising and event companies inBahrain. Exceptionally passionate and prospect driven, National Imagesboasts a skilled faculty that is proficient in handling large events whichrequire technical efficiency and management skills. The company’s successlies in its capacity to customise its services according to client requirements,and an unflinching commitment to achieve results. With experience of 30years in the field of advertising, branding, promotions, photography andmultimedia, National Images is without doubt a pioneer in Bahrain, cateringto needs of clients from all sectors of the economy without fail in the mostefficient manner.

National Pipe Company Ltd. Stand No: 086

PO Box 1099Al Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 8825266Web: www.npc.com.saE-mail: [email protected]

National Pipe Company Ltd., (known as NPC) is a major large diameter linepipe manufacturer and supplier in the Middle East with an annualproduction capacity of 450,000 metric tons. NPC produces both longitudinal(straight seam) pipes and helical (spiral seam) pipes in sizes from 20 inch upto 84 inch for various applications. Transmission uses include corrosivenatural gas, oil and high pressure water and general purpose pipes.

Nesma Trading Co. Ltd. Stand No: 2051 & 2831

PO Box 3402Al Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 3833765Web: www.nesma-trading.comE-mail: [email protected]

Oil and Gas Services: Our oil and gas services include both oil and gas extractionindustries as well petroleum refinery operating companies. Nesma activitiesmainly include support services driven by the remote accommodation, officesrequirements during the exploration phase of petroleum and gas, drilling,completing, and equipping wells, pipeline installation and all other activity in thepreparation of oil and gas up to the point of shipment.

Modular Building Services: Nesma uses cold rolled lightweight steel framedtechnology for design and fabrication of modular units to meet the highestclient standards. The products produced are fire-rated and have diverseapplications such as prefabricated temporary accommodation modules, siteoffices, portable bathrooms, and site clinics just to name a few.

Neuralog Stand No: 1224

4800 Sugar Grove BoulevardSuite 200HoustonTX 77477USATel: +1 281 2402525Web: www.neuralog.comE-mail: [email protected]

Neuralog offers geoscience software solutions for oil and gas professionals.From scanning, digitising and printing to analysing and organisinggeological data, Neuralog supports each step of the geological workflow.Geoscientists visualise, organise and present data with the interactive, GIS-based interface of Neuralog Desktop. Capture and store paper log data withNeuraScanner. Convert raster log files to vector format with NeuraLog. Printlogs with NeuraLaserColor II high-speed colour log printer, or NeuraJet17wide format colour printer. NeuraMap provides interactive map data capturetools and calculates Volumetrics and Reserves. Transform logs, maps andexternal data into meaningful geological interpretations through crosssections with NeuraSection.


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Nil-Cor Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.nilcor.comE-mail: [email protected]

Nil-Cor is the pioneer and world leader in the design, production andapplication of advanced composite valves manufactured from fibreglass andgraphite reinforced resins. Nil-Cor advanced composite valves haveconsistently proven their value in tough, highly corrosive fluids andenvironments. Nil-Cor Graphite and fibreglass termoset and thermoplasticresins provide outstanding resistance to acids, caustics, bleaches solventsand over 1000 other corrosive chemicals. Reliable and strong, light weightand chemical resistant, Nil-Cor valves scope of supply includes:• Ball valves• Butterfly valves• Check valves• Control valves

Resin system choices includes:• 310 VE/Glass• 300 VE/Graphite• 410 Polysulfone/Glass• 500XP Novolac Epoxy/Graphite• 610XP Novolac Epoxy/Glass


NPS - National Petroleum Services Stand No: 2731

PO Box 4587National Petroleum Technology NPTDammam 31412Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38456555Web: www.npsintl.comE-mail: [email protected]

NPS group is the largest regionally-owned oil, gas and petrochemicalservices provider in the Middle East delivering drilling, customised wellservices and support to customers in the Middle East, North Africa and FarEast Asia. NPS provides its distinctive customer solutions through 20subsidiaries and branches. Service lines include well services, electric linelogging, well testing, and integrated drilling and work over operations. TodayNPS provides high quality services with its modern fleet of equipment tooperations spanning across Bahrain, Brunei, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Libya,Malaysia, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Algeria and the United Arab Emirates. Global invision and rooted in regional values, NPS is now able to readily compete withlarger international service providers in these important markets, and iswidely engaged by leading operators around the world.

Regional Office:NPS National Petroleum Services 2707 Tiffany Tower, Cluster WJumeirah Lakes TowersPO Box 346036DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 448 4388

Other Companies:National Petroleum Technology NPT

Occidental Oil & Gas International LLC Stand No: 1011

PO Box 73243Occidental TowerSultan Bin Zayed the First St.Abu DhabiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 2 6917210Web: www.oxy.comE-mail: [email protected]

Occidental Petroleum Corporation (NYSE: OXY) is an international oil and gasexploration and production company, and its OxyChem subsidiary is a majorNorth American chemical manufacturer. Occidental is one of the largest USoil and gas companies, based on equity market capitalisation, with morethan 40,000 employees and contractors in the United States, MiddleEast/North Africa and Latin America.

Over one-third of Occidental’s production comes from the Middle Eastregion, where the company has been an active investor fo r more than fourdecades. Our focus areas are Qatar, Oman and the UAE. Occidental is thelargest independent oil producer in Oman and the second-largest oilproducer offshore Qatar. The company participates in the Dolphin GasProject, the premier transborder natural gas project in the Middle East, whichsupplies natural gas produced from wells offshore Qatar to customers in theUAE and Oman. In the UAE, Occidental is working with ADNOC on the AlHosn Gas Project to develop one of the largest natural gas fields in theMiddle East.

Occidental’s success is built on technical expertise, business acumen, strongpartnerships and proven ability to deliver superior results. Occidental iscommitted to respecting the environment, maintaining safety andupholding high standards of social responsibility throughout the company’sworldwide operations.

Oil & Gas Middle East Distribution point

PO Box 500024DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 4443000Web: www.arabianoilandgas.comE-mail: [email protected]

Oil & Gas Middle East delivers essential news, data and analysis for the MiddleEast’s energy professionals. Its focus is on the exploration, extraction andproduction of oil and gas. The magazine reaches key decision makers withinthe areas of field services, exploration and production. Oil & Gas Middle Easthelps them to run their businesses more efficiently, boost their bottom linesand, ultimately, maintain their dominant position in the world’s energymarket. Oil & Gas Middle East is the only publication for industryprofessionals in the Middle East to be BPA audited, with a qualifiedcirculation of 7192.

Oil & Gas News Magazine - Al Hilal Group Stand No: 2061

PO Box 1100ManamaBahrainTel: +973 17 293131Web: www.alhilalgroup.comE-mail: [email protected]

OGN is the only weekly industry journal covering the Middle East, Asia andthe Pacific Rim. Published by Al Hilal Group, the leading trade publisher inthe region, OGN provides a unique and authoritative news and informationservice to individuals and organisations with a serious interest in all aspectsof oil, gas and related industries. OGN carries news stories coveringexploration, production, refining, petrochemicals, and country reports andextensive reviews of major players in the industry, tenders, contracts andprojects.


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Oil & Gas Systems Ltd. Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.ogsl.comE-mail: [email protected]

From OGSL’s Engineering and Project Management offices in Ely, Cambridge,and Fabrication and Assembly facility in Swansea, South Wales, OGSundertakes the complete design and supply of skid mounted or packagedequipment. OGSL’s scope of supply includes the responsibility for all stagesof project execution including initial design, detailed design of process,mechanical, electrical, control and instrumentation, manufacturing, testing,packing and shipping. We also provide site erection and commissioningservices.

OGS high spec packages are for:• Metering and analysis• Fuel gas conditioning• Gas compression• Produced water treatment

Middle East Agent: Diversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.Building 39, Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha Road,Al Khobar 31952Saudi Arabia

Oil and Gas Directory Middle East Stand No: 2823

PO Box 505Abu DhabiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 2 4483800Web: www.oilandgasdirectory.comE-mail: [email protected]

Oil Review Middle East Stand No: 2711

PO Box 502207Office 215, Loft 2A, Dubai Media CityDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 4489260Web: www.oilreview.meE-mail: [email protected]

Now in its 15th year of publication, Oil Review Middle East is the region’sleading English and Arabic language oil and gas magazine. Its eight ABC-audited issues cover the upstream and downstream petroleum industry,from the GCC states and Iran to North Africa and the Caspian. Each onecontains a mix of industry news, analysis, country reports, sector surveys,technical features, exhibition and conference previews and news of the latestindustry technology. By combining authoritative and respected editorial withan unrivalled circulation, Oil Review has become firmly established in theregion. The magazine is augmented by a fortnightly e-newsletter and awebsite, which is updated daily.

Oilfield Technology Distribution Point

15 South StreetFarnhamSurrey GU9 7QUUnited KingdomTel: +44 1252 718999Web: www.palladian-publications.comE-mail: [email protected]

Oilfield Technology magazine has a global coverage of the upstream oil andgas sector, which consists of:• International oil and gas news• Regional reports from Europe, North and South America, Africa, Asia and

the Middle East• Keynote articles from major oil and gas companies, financial institutions

and industry commentators• Detailed technical articles about oil and gas exploration, drilling and

production

One of six B2B magazines published by Palladian Publication, a progressivemedia business, operating in clearly identifiable vertical engineering markets.

Omega Well Monitoring Stand No: 2099

105, 1437 - 47th Avenue NECalgaryAB T2E 6N7CanadaTel: +1 403 232 1400Web: www.omegawell.comE-mail: [email protected]

No matter what your requirements, no matter how extreme your operatingenvironment, Omega Well Monitoring can provide the tools and expertise tooptimise your production. To reduce the time spent collecting data andultimately, to reduce your costs too. Omega Well Monitoring delivers fibreoptic, memory and permanent monitoring delivering reliable, accurate datafor operations around the world. With an international reputation for creatinginnovative well monitoring products, our tools are used by some of thelargest companies in the industry.

Oryx Engineering Solutions LLC Stand No: 065

Rashid Street, East Side Support Service AreaPO Box 23912Ras Laffan Industrial CityQatarTel: +974 40159888Web: www.oes.com.qaE-mail: [email protected]

Oryx Engineering Solutions, with its Engineering Solutions Centre (OESC), isthe first purpose-built, state-of-the-art, multi-functional engineering facility atthe heart of Ras Laffan Industrial City, State of Qatar operating 24/7. Oryx,with its local strength and international partners such as ABB, AESSEAL,Furmanite, Stork and Transcar, is setting new standards for a wide range ofvalue-added engineering aftermarket and products services.

Services include: repairs and refurbishment; re-engineering of componentsfor turbomachinery; rotating equipment; electrical motors and generators;mechanical seals; HVOF coating; CNC machining / grinding; welding,cladding and fabrication; in-house and on-line testing and certification ofPSV's; repairs of all type of valves, leak sealing services for all pipeworkapplication and project freight forwarding that are vital to all sectors andindustries.


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Packers Plus Energy Services Stand No: 2341(Cyprus) Ltd.

110 Consulco House25 Aphrodite Street 1060NicosiaCyprusTel: +357 40 38076953Web: www.packersplus.comE-mail: [email protected]

Packers Plus is the innovator of open hole, multi-stage completion systemsand provides solutions for technically challenging applications in horizontal,vertical, multi-lateral, and high pressure/high temperature (HPHT) wells.Packers Plus has developed a variety of completion technologies for specificapplications to adapt to changing industry demand, enabling operators toredesign operations and procedures to increase well productivity and reducewell costs. Packers Plus has operations in Canada, the US, and internationallyto maintain an influential role in key markets. Packers Plus is an innovativecompany with a focused niche, enabling it to be one of the best in theindustry.

Middle East Agent:Novotel Business Park Tower 3, Floor 2PO Box 9222Dammam 31413Saudi Arabia

Palisade Stand No: 094

31 The GreenWest DraytonLondon UB7 7PNUnited KingdomTel: +44 1895 425050Web: www.palisade.comE-mail: [email protected]

Palisade’s risk and decision analysis software has helped oil and gascompanies make better decisions since 1984. Products like @RISK,PrecisionTree, and the DecisionTools Suite integrate seamlessly withMicrosoft Excel, to provide techniques such as Monte Carlo simulation,optimisation, and decision trees on user’s desktops in a familiar and intuitiveenvironment. Palisade software is used for applications such as productionplanning & forecasting, cost estimation, reserves estimation, NPV analysis,operational risk assessments, production decline calculations and manymore. Free trials at www.palisade.com. Palisade software is heavily used inthe oil and gas industry, and by 93% of the Fortune 500.

PdMA Corporation Stand No: 1132

5909-C Hampton Oaks ParkwayTampaFL 33610USATel: +1 813 6216463Web: www.pdma.comE-mail: [email protected]

Since 1983, PdMA Corporation has been the foremost leader in the area ofpredictive maintenance with the MCE, EMAX and MCEMAX motor testers.With the release of products such as the MTAP2, MTAP3 and softwareMCEGOLD, PdMA Corporation continues to challenge and change currentindustry standards.

Pem Tech Inc. Stand No: 1133

Building 212144 Dairy Ashford RoadSugar LandTX 77478USATel: +1 281 4942079Web: www.pem-tech.comE-mail: [email protected]

Gas detection systems, gas monitors and analysers.

Regional Office:Pem Tech Trading LLCPO Box 182265Suite 423, Dubai TowerDubai United Arab Emirates

PETROJET Stand No: 2531

Joseph Tito RoadHaikstepCairoEgyptTel: +20 2 26230740Web: www.petrojet.com.egE-mail: [email protected]

PETROJET was established in 1975 as one of the Egyptian petroleum sectorcompanies to provide integrated multidisciplinary services to the oil, gas,petrochemical, chemical, power and industrial sectors in the MENA region.The company’s line of business covers EPC/construction services forintegrated plants (oil/gas field developments, process plants, LNG terminals,and oil refineries), trunk pipelines, tank farms, static equipment fabrication,offshore structures and deep water production facilities, and fabrication andpipe coating for onshore and subsea pipelines. PETROJET is considered todayone of the largest full-service construction groups in the MENA region. Thecompany executes large projects in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Yemen,Jordan, Lebanon, Sudan, Libya, Algeria and the UAE.

PetroSkills Stand No: 068

410 W. Grand Parkway SouthSuite 400KatyTX 77494USATel: +1 832 4261200Web: www.petroskills.comE-mail: [email protected]

PetroSkills is the leading learning and development provider in the oil andgas industry. The PetroSkills Alliance was created in 2001 by BP, Shell, andOGCI to provide high-quality, business-relevant, competency-based learningand development solutions for the oil and gas industry. Since then, theAlliance has expanded to include 25 members who direct and maintaindetailed competency maps for each technical discipline, ensuring PetroSkillscontent links to real world skills. PetroSkills delivers over 1,600 trainingcourses to more than 17,000 participants around the world each year.

Regional Office:Myles O’ConnorPO Box 40308Bahrain


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Petrostreamz Stand No: 093

Granaasveien 1Trondheim 7048NorwayTel: +47 73100260Web: www.petrostreamz.comE-mail: [email protected]

Petrostreamz is a petroleum software company that provides solutions for oiland gas companies to integrate and optimise their assets. Petrostreamz’sunique software, Pipe-It, can launch any software application you arecurrently running on any operating system. Pipe-It allows its users to buildsimple models that can handle complex systems, run multiple calculations inparallel and give users an overview of the entire oil and gas value chain. Thecompany HQ is in Trondheim but operates globally from offices in Dubai,Oslo, Houston, Rio, Bordeaux and Indonesia.

Regional Office:Dubai Internet City DIC Building 01PO Box 73030DubaiUnited Arab Emirates

Pipeline Magazine Stand No: 2827

PO Box 338175th Floor, The Palladium, Cluster CJumierah Lakes TowersDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 4380355Web: www.pipelineme.com E-mail: [email protected]

The Middle East’s largest BPA audited oil and gas publication. Pipeline, amonthly magazine, has been delivering essential news, rig updates, projectupdates, data and analysis to the industry since 1996. Pipeline is the officialmedia partner for ADIPEC, the region’s largest oil and gas event, we activelypartner with other leading industry events across the Middle East. Thisensures our reporting team brings you the latest news and views, keepingyou ahead of the competition, abreast of technology and in touch withindustry trends. Advertising in Pipeline Magazine will brand your business infront of the key decision makers and industry leaders across the Middle East.

Premier Coil Solutions Stand No: 234

18993 GH CircleWaller, TX 77484USATel: +1 713 8243347Web: www.premiercoil.comE-mail: [email protected]

Premier Coil Solutions is a leading manufacturer of advanced coiled tubingsystems and support equipment for the global oil and gas industry. With morethan 50 years combined experience in coiled tubing manufacturing andaftermarket service, our world-wide team of seasoned professionals deliverproven technology, service and value every time. Complete design,engineering and fabrication are done in-house at our Houston headquarters toensure consistently reliable equipment that is delivered on time and onbudget. Our mission is to be the global leader in the design, manufacture andsupport of highly advanced and reliable coiled tubing equipment solutions.

Qatar Petroleum Stand No: 1001

PO Box 3212DohaQatarTel: +974 40130000Web: www.qp.com.qaE-mail: [email protected]

Qatar Petroleum is a state-owned public corporation established by EmiriDecree No. 10 in 1974. It is responsible for all phases of the oil and gasindustry in Qatar. The principal activities of QP, its subsidiaries and jointventures are the exploration, production, local and international sale of crudeoil, natural gas and gas liquids, refined products, synthetic fuels,petrochemicals, fuel additives, fertilisers, liquefied natural gas, steel andaluminium. QP’s strategy of conducting hydrocarbon exploration anddevelopment is through Exploration and Production Sharing Agreements(EPSA) and Development and Production Sharing Agreements (DPSA)concluded with major international oil and gas companies.

Other Companies:Qatar Petrochemical Company (QAPCO)

Quickflange Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.quickflange.comE-mail: [email protected]

The Quickflange solution is a modified standard weld neck flange, with apatented internal groove(s) pattern machined into it. A weldless connectionwith no hot work. The Quickflange flange is slid over the pipe end and activatedwith a cold-forging tool. There is no spark or heat generated in the activationprocess, which takes up to 15 minutes to complete for the largest sizes (12 inch)and far less for smaller sizes. The flange design is very simple with a pure metal-to-metal seal, and no moving parts, balls, springs, seals or gaskets.


Ramsgate Engineering / Stand No: 1124ProGauge Technologies

2331 Cepheus Ct.BakersfieldCA 93308USATel: +1 661 3920050Web: www.ramsgate.usE-mail: [email protected]

We are a combined organisation of some 90 professionals working between2 separate, yet complimentary companies. One company is ProGaugeTechnologies and the other is Ramsgate Engineering. We design,manufacture and support packaged equipment processes for heavy oilproduction such as well testers, production gathering/testing manifolds, oiland water separators and heaters, heat exchangers, once-through steamgenerators, steam measurement and control manifolds, casing vapourrecovery systems. ProGauge Technologies is a packaged equipment providerthat has the expertise and engineering for not only these, but customsolutions as opportunities arise. Through our many manufacturing alliancesaround the world, we are also capable of offering the largest and mostsophisticated systems required for these types of projects.

Other Companies ProGauge Technologies


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Rawabi Holding Stand No: 124

Nesma Building6th Cross Cor. Prince Majid StreetAl KhobarSaudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 8649909Web: www.rawabiholding.comE-mail: [email protected]

Rawabi Holding is a diverse and growing oilfield services contracting andindustrial services retail company. Rawabi Holding provides a diversifiedrange of products and services to a variety of industries: oil, gas andpetrochemicals; engineering and construction; power, telecom and IT;corrosion and industrial services; logistics; and consumer products - allsharing the same commitment to quality, service and excellence.

Other CompaniesRawabi ElectricRawabi Industrial Support ServicesRawabi Trading and ContractingRawabi Specialized ContractingRawabi United Support ServicesRawabi Specialized EnclosuresRawabi Next Generation Network SolutionsRawabi EmecRawabi Hot-HedRawabi FranksRawabi Archer

Raymond International W.L.L. Stand No.: 2712

PO Box 5063ManamaBahrainTel: +973 17 565513Web: www.raymondintl.comE-mail: [email protected]

Redback Drilling Tools Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.redbackdrillingtools.comE-mail: [email protected]

Redback Drilling Tools is an Australian based company lending roller reamerson rental basis with marketing and service locations around the world.Diversified Lines Petroleum Services (DLPS) handles Redback’s active stock inSaudi Arabia, serving almost all oil and rig companies in this territory with atrack record of ‘No Cutters Lost in Hole’. Saudi Arabia stock base operatesactively with sizes of 5 7/8”, 6”, 6 1/8”, 8 3/8”, 8”, 10 5/8”, 12”, 12”, 17”, 17”, 22”,24”, 26” & 28”. Other special sizes are available upon request.


Resoptima Stand No: 092

Wergelandsveien 1Oslo 0167NorwayTel: +47 45171730Web: www.resoptima.comE-mail: [email protected]

Provider of software and solutions to help understand and solve integratedreservoir modelling challenges. Portfolio of leading software solutions forhistory matching, uncertainty quantification and production forecasting,including the industry-first commercial HM software grounded in ensemblebased methods - ResX.

RMA Middle East S.P.C. Stand No: 831

Building 91Avenue 19BIIPHidd 115BahrainTel: +973 17 008425Web: www.rma-middle-east.comE-mail: [email protected]

RMA is one of the leading manufacturers of components for the oil and gaspipeline industry in the world with production facilities around the globe.First class products and highly qualified employees contribute decisively tothe success of our customers. RMA products are successfully used worldwide.In German speaking countries RMA is the market leader, and now we haveexpanded our business to the Middle East through a production plantlocated in BIIP, Al Hidd, Bahrain. RMA will continue to set standards ininnovation, quality, and efficiency of products. Our goal is and remains thedevelopment of complete solutions for our customers with our products andflexibility. To reach these goals, RMA founded new sales offices, expandedproduction sites, and developed new products last year. RMA Bahrain hasstate-of-the-art production facility, machinery and expertise in engineering &fabrication with different kind of materials. At RMA, the future has alreadybegun today!

Robertson Geologging Ltd. Stand No: 330

York RoadDeganwyConwy LL31 9PXUnited KingdomTel: +44 1492 582323Web: www.geologging.comE-mail: [email protected]

Robertson Geologging Ltd. has been a leader in the design and manufactureof slim-hole wireline systems since 1986. With headquarters in the UK andregional bases in Houston and Hong Kong, we provide the latest technologyand global support to all of our customers. Our slim oilfield suite isspecifically designed for oil/gas conventional and unconventional resources.The 2.5” (63mm) tools offer a lightweight, versatile and low-cost solution innarrow diameter holes or wells with restricted access where largeconventional tools cannot be deployed.

Regional Office:24th Floor Conduit Tower20 Conduit RoadMid LevelsHong Kong


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Rock Flow Dynamics Stand No: 1121

1980 Post Oak BoulevardSuite 2030HoustonTX 77056USATel: +1 713 3374450Web: www.rfdyn.comE-mail: [email protected]

Rock Flow Dynamics was established with a clear vision to provide reservoirengineers worldwide with new state-of-the-art dynamic reservoir simulationtechnology that meets the most demanding modern expectations for rawperformance, rich modeling functionality, advanced Graphical User interfacecapabilities, and smart license pricing. Taking advantage of the non-stopprogress in the computing technologies, tNavigator is designed to ensurecontinuous improvements in simulation performance and effective handlingof the present and future performance bottlenecks. The time for a majorbreakthrough in reservoir simulations has finally come!

Saekaphen GmbH Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.saekaphen.deE-mail: [email protected]

Saekaphen has developed special catalytically hardening coating materials,and has thus gained a level of expertise in this field that ensures high-quality,long-lasting resistance, and remarkable cost effectiveness, which provideshigh resistance to chemicals and temperatures.

Types of application: Internal coating for storage of non-flammable andflammable water endangering liquids.

Areas of application: Vessels, oil storage tanks, containers, separators, fluegas channels, filters, pipelines, agitators, sedimentation tanks, cooling towers.

Special features: High mechanical resistance and outstanding diffusionbarrier against liquid and gaseous media.

Resistance: Acids and salts, bases, acid anhydrides, hydrocarbons, alcohols,aldehydes and ketones, chlorinated solvents, esters, ether and various othersubstances.

Middle East Agent:Diversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi Arabia

Samson Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.samsoncontrols.comE-mail: [email protected]

• Control and shut-off butterfly valves as well as ball valves to handle alltemperatures and pressure ratings in the oil and gas sector and theprocess industry

• High-quality control valves• Analog and digital field-mounted instruments

• Self-operated regulators and electronic controllers for the process industryand building engineering

• MAXIFLUSS rotary globe valves designed for high flow rates in chemicaland petro-chemical plants as well as in the pulp and paper industry

Middle East Agent:Diversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.Building 39 Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabian Oil Company Stand No: 601(Saudi Aramco)

PO Box 5000Dhahran 31311Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 8720115Web: www.saudiaramco.comE-mail: [email protected]

Owned by the Saudi Arabian Government, Saudi Aramco is a fully integrated,global petroleum enterprise, and a world leader in exploration andproducing, refining, distribution, shipping and marketing. The companymanages proven reserves of 260 billion barrels of oil and manages thefourth-largest gas reserves in the world, 275.2 trillion cubic feet. In addition toits headquarters in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Aramco has affiliates, jointventures and subsidiary offices in China, India, Japan, the Netherlands,Republic of Korea, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdomand the United States. For more information, go to www.saudiaramco.com.

Saudi Geophysical Consulting Office Stand No.: 2082

Karawan Tower AAl KhobarSaudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38873688Web: www.saudigeophysical.comE-mail: [email protected]

Saudi Makamin Oil and Gas Services Stand No: 221

PO Box 147Novotel Business ParkDammam Khobar HighwayAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 84 0134Web: www.saudimakamin.comE-mail: [email protected]

Saudi Makamin Oil & Gas Services was established on 24 May 2008 with acapital of SAR 1.2 billion. Makamin has a diversified shareholders base consistof fifty nine (59) shareholders. Makamin aspires to be an integrated oil andgas service company, to participate in upstream turnkey projects and toachieve a sustainable business model by maintaining long-term profitability.Moreover, investing in R&D and technology, building mutual value addedpartnerships and being a pioneer in the oil and gas services sector isessential part of its targets. Since inception, Makamin has worked withvarious respected entities to conduct thorough market analysis and duediligences to guarantee a solid foundation in order to efficiently accomplishits ambitions. Mission: To be a premier oil and gas services provider onnational and international levels with high standards of Corporate SocialResponsibilities. Vision: To achieve our objectives by implementing effectivetechnologies, adopting progressive and best business practices andinvesting in R&D.


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Saudi Steel Pipe Company Stand No: 821

PO Box 11680Dammam 31463Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38122222Web: www.sspipe.comE-mail: [email protected]

Saudi Steel Pipe Company (SSP) is a pioneer manufacturer of ERW/HFIcarbon steel pipes in sizes range from 1/2” to 20” and hot induction bendsfor sizes from 2” to 64” according to many international standards, withannual production capacity of 240,000 metric tons serving oil and gaspipelines, water pipelines, oil well casing, water well casing, chilled watersystems, fire fighting systems, pump column pipes, piling, industrial frames,fencing, scaffolding, water irrigation, auto industry and many other industrialand construction applications. The company was established in 1980 in theEastern Province of Saudi Arabia as the first ERW pipe manufacturer in theregion. SSP’s policy emphasis on providing highest quality products andensuring customer satisfaction.

The list of approvals proves the company’s commitment to excellence, API5L, API 5CT /ISO 9001:2008/ ISO 14001/OHSAS 18001/UL 852/ UL6 are a fewof them. The customer list of the company includes oil and gas companies:such as Aramco in Saudi Arabia, ADNOC in the UAE, PDO in Oman, KOC inKuwait and Qatar Petroleum in Qatar as well as other companies operating inthe Gulf region and North Africa plus the contractors and companiesoperating in the mechanical supplies of oil and gas field. Our newly addedproduction facilities will open horizons and new markets for the company.

8’ API Tube Welding Line to produce big dimensioned API tubes. Some ofthe outstanding features of this tube production line will be the CTA forming(Central Tool Adjustment) together with the multi-head cut-off solution.Capacity: 120,000 mt/year. External pipe coating: 1 million sqm/year. Pipesize: 6-5/8” to 30”. Coating thickness: Up-to 4 mm. Material grade: API 5L,ASTM, BS etc. Pipe length: 5-18 meter. Coating type: FBE + 3 LPE. OCTGThreading Services: 4 new induction bending 60” machine.

Other Companies Titanium and Steel Manufacturing Company (TSM ARABIA)

Sauereisen Stand No: 1135

160 Gamma DrivePittsburghPA 15238USATel: +1 412 9630303Web: www.saeureisen.comE-mail: [email protected]

Sauereisen Inc. is a 116 year old company that has grown into one of thebest-known corrosion-resistant material manufacturers in the world. Ourproduct portfolio includes a complete line of organic and inorganiccorrosion-resistant materials of construction for new and rehabilitationapplications. Sauereisen maintains a global presence with a network oftechnical sales representatives throughout the world. Our expertise is therestoration of infrastructure and the prevention of corrosion.

Middle East AgentVirtual Scientific Industries

Schlumberger Stand No: 101

3750 Briarpark DriveWG-3 L-2HoustonTX 77099USATel: +1 713 6897037Web: www.slb.comE-mail: [email protected]

Schlumberger is the world’s leading supplier of technology, integratedproject management and information solutions to customers working in the

oil and gas industry worldwide. Employing approximately 120,000 peoplerepresenting over 140 nationalities and working in more than 85 countries,Schlumberger provides the industry’s widest range of products and servicesfrom exploration through production.

Regional OfficeSchlumberger Middle East S.A. PO Box 39011Doha Camp KFUPM Dhahran Techno ValleyDammam 31942Saudi Arabia

Seismic Source Company - SSC Stand No: 044

Unit 3 Cypress CourtSunbury on ThamesMiddlesex TW16 7ELUnited KingdomTel: +44 1372 842060Web: www.iseis.comE-mail: [email protected]

SSC has a long history of providing peripheral equipment to the landexploration industry including seismographs and sophisticatedvibroseis/impulsive source controllers. SSC is the world’s largest independentvibroseis R&D centre, developing a variety of test and QC products. Byincreasing its international presence SSC has become a globally recognisedbrand and one-stop-shop for land instrumentation. SSC’s “Sigma-Observer”software and TDMA package provides unrivalled enhancement to vibroseisoperations allowing standard radios to carry far more data (TDMA) in supportof QC reporting and control.

Other CompaniesiSeis

Sercel Stand No: 331

16, Rue de Bel AirCarquefou 44470FranceTel: +33 2 40301181Web: www.sercel.comE-mail: [email protected]

As the world’s leading designer and manufacturer of innovative seismicequipment and reservoir monitoring instruments, Sercel provides oil fieldservice companies and geophysical contractors with the widest range ofleading-edge technologies for exploration in different environments:• Downhole: data acquisition system & tools, downhole gauges• Land and Transition zones: cable & cable-less data acquisition systems;

geophones, hydrophones & digital sensors; vibrators & vibratorselectronics

• Marine: streamer data acquisition systems; streamers; streamer positioningsystems; marine sources; navigation software and underwater acoustics

• SeaBed: data acquisition system & sensors

Employing 2500 people worldwide, Sercel operates around the world andhas offices in 12 countries.

Regional OfficeSERCEL DubaiZC3 - Blueshed AreaJebel Ali Free ZoneDubai United Arab Emirates


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Shell Stand No: 811

Kingdom City CompoundExit 5 Villa Number (ART 15)Riyadh 11474Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 15118426Web: www.shell.comE-mail: [email protected]

Shell has been present in Saudi Arabia for more than 75 years and has thelargest footprint of any international energy company. With local partners,Shell is active in refining, petrochemicals, blending and marketing oflubricants, aviation refuelling services, lifting of crude oil and gas exploration.The broad strategic partnership extends beyond the borders of the Kingdomand includes two significant international JVs with Saudi Aramco, one in theUSA and one in Japan. Shell Companies in Saudi Arabia actively pursue aSaudization drive; resulting in 85% of all staff employed in Shell and its JVsare Saudi nationals.

Sky-Futures Stand No: 020

The Old Vinyl FactoryBlyth RoadHayes UB3 1HAUnited KingdomTel: +44 207 1487002Web: www.sky-futures.comE-mail: [email protected]

Sky-Futures are the leading provider of onshore and offshore inspectionservices to the global oil and gas industry using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles(UAV). UAV inspection services are a safer, more cost effective and fasterinspection technique than traditional methods such as rope access. Structuressuch as flares can be inspected online and areas that are hard to access, suchas the under deck of a platform, can be inspected. Sky-Futures UAV inspectionservice provides High Definition video and still data as well as thermal data.

Middle East AgentAl Abdulkarim Holding CompanyPO Box 4 Dammam 31411Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 8337110Email: [email protected]

Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Stand No: 040

PO Box 215959Office 3101/2, 31st FloorFortune Towers, JLTDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 4575800Web: www.spe.orgE-mail: [email protected]

The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a not-for-profit professionalassociation whose members are engaged in energy resources developmentand production. SPE serves more than 143,000 members in 137 countriesworldwide. SPE is a key resource for technical knowledge related to the oil andgas exploration and production industry and provides services through itspublications, events, training courses, and online resources at www.spe.org.

Solutions Plus, Inc. Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.spiworld.comE-mail: [email protected]

Solutions Plus, Inc. is a successful specialty chemical company in the UnitedStates that manufactures and sells industrial cleaning and maintenanceproducts. The company exemplifies, in today’s world, some of the finesttraditions of the industry. Solutions Plus, Inc. is an ISO 9001:2008 certifiedcompany, and is located in Amelia, Ohio, USA. Products are available for thefollowing industries and applications:• Petroleum refineries and petro chemicals• Water treatment for cooling towers and boilers• Paper mills • Railway• Metal finishing and pretreatment (new nanotechnology)• Corrosion protection • Metalworking fluid• General cleaning and maintenance

Middle East AgentDiversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi Arabia

Spartek Systems Stand No: 1023

PO Box 38500DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 3476900Web: www.sparteksystems.comE-mail: [email protected]

Founded in 1994, Spartek Systems is a rapidly growing developer,manufacturer and marketer of leading edge surface and subsurfaceinstrumentation. Products include cased hole logging tools, downholememory gauges, permanent downhole monitoring systems and intelligentballistic triggers.

Specialized Technical Equipment Stand No: 090

Mezz 02 China Commercial BuildingMazda RoadTourist Club AREAbu DhabiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 2 6716464Web: www.steest.netE-mail: [email protected]

Specialized Technical Equipment is involved in diversified activities, tradingand services to the oil and gas industries, petrochemical and powergeneration sectors in the UAE and the GCC countries. Our product lineincludes gas conditioning and fluid control, valves, weather monitoring,sensors, filters, vacuum technology, condition monitoring equipment andservices, test and calibration, special vehicles, marine loading arms and alltypes of analysers. We also provide consultancy services in the area ofoptimisation of reservoir performance and flow with the latest technology inthis field to exploration and production within the oil industry.

Other CompaniesSIKA GMBH - Germany


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StrongBack Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.strongbackcorp.comE-mail: [email protected]

The StrongBack System consists of StrongBack tape impregnated with aproprietary urethane resin in conjunction with GS154 and/or GS561proprietary load transfer/coating agents. This combination of StrongBackproducts will effectively transfer the load from the corrosion pit to thecomposite StrongBack sleeve, eliminating moisture and oxygen migrationunder the sleeve when properly applied. Repair and coating of the line isachieved in one procedure. The StrongBack System can be applied underwater by a diver without the need for a habitat in most instances. Some ofthe applications are:• Pipe reinforcement and rehabilitation• Abrasion protection• Corrosion protection• Pipe leak• Repair encapsulations• Structural repair• Dielectric protection• Duct sealing


Sulzer Stand No.: 337

Ali & Sons Business CentrePO Box 915Abu DhabiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 2 5583803Web: www.sulzer.comE-mail: [email protected]

Sulzer, headquartered in Winterthur, Switzerland, since 1834, is specialised inpumping solutions, rotating equipment maintenance and services as well asseparation, reaction, and mixing technology. The company is a leadingprovider in its key markets: oil and gas, power, and water. Sulzer is one of theworld’s leading manufacturers of pumps used in the production andtransportation of oil. Sophisticated pump technology increases theproduction life and yield of oilfields. The world's most powerful waterinjection pumps are manufactured by Sulzer. The pumps are testedextensively before they are installed on site. Sulzer also supplies highsufficiency pumps for transportation of oil trough pipelines.

Swinton Technology Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.swintontechnology.comE-mail: [email protected]

Swinton Technology is the leading global supplier of oil and gas flowmetering computer / control system solutions and services for flow controland leak detection systems. Our core expertise is flow computing. As anindependent integrator we are able to provide the most appropriate flowcomputing technology and solution to meet specific applications inaccordance with customers requirements.

Typical scopes of supply are:• Flow computers as loose units• Flow computers and associated control panel(s)• Web user interface software• Metering computer systems• Metering computer systems and associated control panels• Support of flow computers and metering computers systems


TAM International Middle East Stand No: 036

Unit 1205, Jumeirah Bay, Tower, Plot No. X3Jumeirah Lakes TowersDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 3683199Web: www.tamintl.comE-mail: [email protected]

TAM International is an independent oilfield service company providinginflatable packers, swellable packers and down-hole services to the oil andgas industry. A privately held company, headquartered in Houston, Texas,TAM provides technical support, products and services throughout theworld, with our Middle East headquarters in Dubai. The product range offersa large selection of packers that can be utilised in any number of wellscenarios, whether it is open-hole, cased-hole or thru-tubing solutions thatare required. The packers can be deployed on Work-string, Coiled Tubing,Sickline or E-line.

TAQA - Industrialization & Energy Stand No: 921Services Company

PO Box 28589Riyadh 11447Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 2911111Web: www.taqa.com.saE-mail: [email protected]

The Industrialization & Energy Services Co. (TAQA) is a Saudi Joint StockCompany, owned 45% by the Saudi Government and 55% by a group ofprivate sector investors. TAQA has been mandated to provide supportproducts and services to the energy sector in Saudi Arabia.

Tatweer Petroleum Stand No: 311

PO Box 25888AwaliBahrainTel: +973 17 148000Web: www.tatweerpetroleum.comE-mail: [email protected]

Tatweer Petroleum is an established and respected company, bringingtogether the unique experience, knowledge and expertise of its partners. TheCompany’s primary goals are to increase the production of oil and theavailability of gas to meet the future energy demands of the Kingdom ofBahrain, in line with the nation’s Economic Vision 2030.


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Teledyne Cormon Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.cormon.comE-mail: [email protected]

The Cormon product range includes:• CEION Measurement Technology: Advanced, high resolution, metal loss

measurement technology and product data for field and laboratoryapplications including chemical inhibitor optimisation

• Sand Erosion: Erosion measurement and sand control using CEIONtechnology

• Subsea & Pipeline: CEION based tools for monitoring subsea installationsand pipelines, including RPCM spools, and intrusive PTEC probes

• ER & LPR: Conventional monitoring probe technologies for metal loss andelectrochemical corrosion rate measurement

• Weight Loss Coupons, Bioprobes, and other devices: A range of non-instrumented devices, other techniques and accessories for monitoringand chemical management. Material Codes list and other useful data

• Injection & Sampling: Injection and sampling devices serviceable underpressure, including custom design service


Temasme Veselex India Pvt. Ltd. Stand No.: 332(Temasme Veselex)

D-38, Sector 11Noida, UP 201301IndiaTel: +91 20 4226727 Web: www.temasme.comE-mail: [email protected]

The Gulf - Al Hilal Group Stand No: 2061

PO Box 1100ManamaBahrainTel: +973 17 293131Web: www.alhilalgroup.comE-mail: [email protected]

The Gulf is a monthly established magazine based in the region that goes tothe heart of business and current affairs in the GCC, containing news,analysis, expert opinion and reviews as well as reliable economic data. TheGulf is an essential tool for anyone doing business in the Middle East. Newsfrom 20 market sectors, ranging from energy to capital markets, is supportedby analysis of business trends and topical issues. The Gulf produces specialreports on industries that are key to the region, together with surveys thatform an essential reference for those interested in one of the most vibrantregions of the world. The Gulf has one of the widest guaranteed distributionof any monthly business publication with more than 14,000 printed copiesfor the GCC and international distribution. A BPA audited magazine, The Gulfprovides a direct platform and access to more than 50,000 senior executivesand decision makers in the GCC and internationally every month. Publishedby the international arm of Al Hilal Group, the leading regional businesspublisher in the Middle East, The Gulf combines an online and monthly paid-for, subscription base with a news-stand distribution and a controlled and

guaranteed circulation to the region’s decision makers. Al Hilal Group,through its unique portfolio of business and trade publications, has the mostcomprehensive sector-focused mailing lists. The Gulf is available on majorairlines, First and Business Class, including Gulf Air, Emirates Airlines, QatarAirways, Etihad Airways and Oman Air.

Thermax India Ltd. Stand No.: 034

Thermax House, 14 Mumbai-Pune RoadWakdewadiPune 411 003IndiaTel: +91 20 6615 5532 / +91 9923475797Web: www.thermaxindia.comE-mail: [email protected]

Tiger Offshore Middle East Trading Stand No: 2829& Services WLL

PO Box 11680, Diplomatic AreaManamaBahrainTel: +973 77 026955Web: www.tigeroffshorerentals.com E-mail: [email protected]

Middle East Agent:Chatman Consulting Co. WLL

Titanium and Steel Manufacturing Stand No: 821Company (TSM ARABIA)

PO Box 661Dammam 31421Saudi ArabiaWeb: www.tsmarabia.comE-mail: [email protected]

Titanium and Steel Manufacturing Company (TSM ARABIA) is a processequipment manufacturer established in 2011 between Saudi Steel PipeCompany (70%) and TSM Tech Company of South Korea (30%). Commercialproduction started 2014. With an annual capacity of 12,000 tons, TSM ARABIAmanufactures heat exchangers, pressure vessels, reactors, columns andtowers, tanks drums and scrubbers, on/off shore skid and module, pipingand spool fittings will find use in the oil and gas sector, chemical andpetrochemical plants, power plants, desalination plants, offshore platforms,mining, and nuclear & solar energy. We also engage in maintenance serviceslike shutdowns, revamping, replacing heat exchanger tube bundles andrepair work. We are distinguished by the wide range of specialised materialsincluding titanium and titanium alloys, nickel alloys, super alloys and specialmaterials (hastelloy, inconel and monel, etc.), stainless and duplex andcarbon steel. TSM Arabia holds ASME ‘U’ ‘U2’ ‘S’ ‘PP’, National Board ‘R’Certification & Stamps, and approvals of major companies such as Aramco,SABIC, SWCC, SEC, and others.


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Town Gas Stand No: 2531

Kornish El NileWarrak El ArabImbabaGizaEgyptTel: +20 3 5450723Web: www.towngas.com.egE-mail: [email protected]

Town Gas is the oldest company in the field of natural gas in Egypt which isspecialised in execution of natural gas networks in the concession areas(Cairo, Giza, Alexandria, Port Said and Ismailia). Shareholders are GASCO (60%)and EGYPT GAS (30%). Housing and social services fund for the petroleumsector is 10%. With an annual turnover of 600 million L.E we employ 5200staff. Main activities include:• Design and executing of distribution networks, installations, conversions,

pressure reduction stations and cathodic protection systems• Customer service through 19 service centres for more than 2.8 million

customers (domestic, commercial, industrial and electric power stations)• Managing, operating and maintenance for gas networks• Applying instructions of health, safety and comprehensive quality

management system (ISO 9000, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001)

Turner Designs Inc. Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.oilinwatermonitors.comE-mail: [email protected]

Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments Inc. is the worldwide leader in theapplication of field portable, laboratory and on-line continuous processmonitors for measuring hydrocarbons in water. We are in the exclusivebusiness of making laboratory, field portable and on-line instruments basedin UV fluorescence technology.

Applications:• Oil in cooling water• Hydrocarbons in waste water• Crude oil in produced water• Hydrocarbons in bilge water• Fuels in storm water• Phenol in water• Hydroelectric dam sumps• Monitoring leaks from heat exchangers


Twister BV Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.twisterbv.comE-mail: [email protected]

Twister BV offers advanced integrated solutions for natural gas processing.Twister’s services are based around its supersonic gas processing technology

for gas treatment to the oil and gas industry worldwide, for both upstreamand midstream markets. Through the successful development andcommercialisation of our revolutionary Twister Supersonic Separator and ourHydrate Separator, Twister BV has accumulated a unique portfolio ofcapabilities including:• Conceptual engineering• Field development planning and economics• Process engineering• Computational multi-phase gas flow modeling (CFD)• Mechanical engineering• Instrument engineering• Pipeline engineering• Project management• Commissioning• Field-testing and operations• Research & product development management


U.S. Steel Tubular Products Stand No: 1230

10343 Sam Houston Park DriveSuite 120HoustonTX 77064USATel: +1 877 8939461Web: www.usstubular.com

As the largest fully integrated energy tubular producer in North America, U. S.Steel Tubular Products is proud to offer an array of products and services thatare produced in the United States. With more than 100 years ofmanufacturing expertise and experience, we can customise solutions for anychallenges in the Arabian Gulf and beyond. Our enhanced capabilities and astrong commitment to quality, service and innovation enable us to be thesupplier of choice for tubular products.

Middle East Agents:Emirates Falcon PO Box 72660, Hamdan Street Hamdan Center, Block B, Office 206 Abu Dhabi United Arab EmiratesTel: +971 2 639 3974

Al-Julaiah Trading & Contracting Co. WLL Canada Dry Street PO Box 26142 Shuwaikh 13122, SafatKuwaitTel: +965 2 484 5171

Sofipet Petroleum Services 23/D/5, Shoukry Abd El-Halim Street New Maadi, Laselky Egypt Tel: +20 2 251 60855


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Ultra Dry Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.spillcontainment.comE-mail: [email protected]

Ultra-Ever Dry is a superhydrophobic (water) and oleophobic (hydrocarbons)coating that will repel most water-based and some oil-based liquids. Ultra-Ever Dry uses proprietary omniphobic technology to coat an object andcreate a surface chemistry and texture with patterns of geometric shapesthat have peaks or high points. These high points repel water, some oils, wetconcrete, and other liquids unlike any other coating. Ultra-Ever Dry has vastlyimproved adhesion and abrasion resistance, compared to previoussuperhydrophobic technologies, allowing it to be used in applications wheregreater durability is required.


Univa Corporation Stand No: 1037

2300 N. Barrington RoadSuite 400Hoffman EstatesIL 60169USATel: +1 647 4785901Web: www.univa.comE-mail: [email protected]

Univa, the Data Center Automation Company, is the leading provider ofautomation and management software for computational and big datainfrastructures. Our products and global enterprise support give ourcustomers the power to manage all of their computer resources, no matterhow big or where deployed. Many of the leading brands in the worlddepend on Univa’s unsurpassed expertise, and premier services and support.Univa is headquartered in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, USA, with offices inMarkham, ON, Canada, Munich and Regensburg, Germany.

Upstream Oil & Gas Newspaper Stand No: 2821

PO Box 1182SentrumOslo 107NorwayTel: +47 22001300Web: www.upstreamonline.comE-mail: [email protected]

Upstream is the world’s leading paid-for oil and gas industry news andbusiness intelligence source. It is read by 35,000 influential executives across104 countries. The business philosophy is to generate and distribute qualityindependent news and insight on the global oil and gas industry. With anexperienced team of 34 reporters located across 14 locations around theworld, Upstream can provide the unbiased, independent journalism thatbusiness leaders have come to depend on to fill their news and informationneeds. Upstream publishes a weekly newspaper, quarterly technologymagazine and 24/5 digital news coverage.

Val-Tex Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.valtex.comE-mail: [email protected]

Founded in 1962, Val-Tex has grown to become the preferred provider ofhigh quality valve maintenance products worldwide. Whether Val-Tex isassisting a major valve manufacturer or a utility in a small town, we take pridein helping our customers solve their valve maintenance problems. Behindevery Val-Tex product stands a company committed to quality, competitiveprices, and prompt deliveries. In addition, the extensive technical supportand training Val-Tex provides to you and your personnel helps maximise thevalue of the time and money spent on, your valve maintenance programme.


Valvosider Srl Stand No: 020

Via San Rocco2 13011 Borgosesia (VC)ItalyTel: +39 0163 22991Web: www.valvosider.comE-mail: [email protected]

We are an Italian valve manufacturer operating in the oil and gas,petrochemical and chemical industries as well as power-station plants. Since1951 we have been producing valves according to ASME and DIN standards.Our range includes:

Gate, Globe, Check, Strainers to ASME specifications• Sizes: 2”-48”• Ratings: 150-300-600-900-1500lbs• Materials: in stock WCB-LCB-C5-CF8-CF8M, other materials to ASTM-DIN

standards can be supplied

Gate, Globe, Check, Angle, Bellow, Seal Strainers to DIN specifications• Sizes: DN 15-DN 900• Ratings: PN16-40-63-100-160

Pressure seal gate, globe, check to ASME specifications• Sizes: 2”-24”• Ratings: 600-900-1500-2500lbs• Materials: cast carbon, alloy and stainless steel

All materials can be supplied to NORSOK standards. We are certified ISO 9001,CEPED, API600, API6D, API6A, AD2000HP0, AD2000-A4, GOSTR, ATEX.



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Varel Oil & Gas Drill Bits Stand No: 1120

PO Box 20754C/O Arabian Establishment for Trade & Shipping LtdADC Building, 2nd FloorPrince Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz StreetAl Khobar 31431Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 8879273Web: www.varelintl.comE-mail: [email protected]

Varel International Energy Services (VIES) is comprised of three operatingunits; Oil and Gas, Mining and Industrial, and Downhole Products. Varel Oil &Gas Drill Bits supplies a comprehensive suite of high technology fixed cutterand roller cone drill bits to the industry.

Veolia Water Solutions and Technologies Stand No: 309

10 place du Général de GaulleBP 90172Antony Cedex 92163FranceTel: +33 1 40836553Web: www.vwsoilandgas.comE-mail: [email protected]

Veolia Water Solution and Technologies is dedicated to providing solutionsfor the specific challenges of water and wastewater treatment in the oil andgas industry. Our experts manage complex water treatment projects for theoil and gas industry around the world. An integrated approach ensures shortlead times, reliable solutions, minimum risk and proactive services.

Regional Office:Veolia Water Solutions GulfB2-12, Saif ZonePO Box 8206SharjahUnited Arab Emirates

Volant Products Inc. Stand No: 1035

4110-56 Avenue NWEdmonton, ABT6B 3R8CanadaTel: +1 780 490 5185Web: www.volantproducts.caE-mail: [email protected]

Volant is a Canadian company that designs and manufactures specialtyoilfield products and equipment focussed on casing system installation, thefinal step in wellbore construction. What distinguishes Volant is our goal toenable our customers to do more with less. We design, test and manufactureour CRTi/CRTe, HydroFORM Centralizer, and Torque Rings. Our CRTi/CRTeenables makeup, break out, reciprocate, rotate, fill/circulate and cementcasing/liner strings. The Centralizers are designed with a unit-body perfectlysuited to today’s complex well designs. Volant’s Torque Rings enableincreased torque with short lead time.

Volga-Dnepr Group Stand No.: 131

Endeavour HouseCoopers End RoadLondon-Stansted AirportEssex CM24 1ALUnited KingdomTel: +44 1279 661166Web: www.volga-dnepr.comE-mail: [email protected]

Volga-Dnepr Group is the largest transporter of unique, outsize andheavyweight airfreight. Founded in 1990, it provides transport and logisticssolutions for global corporations. The Group's airlines utilise a fleet of

freighters that enable an unprecedented range of solutions. Volga-DneprAirlines operates An-124-100 and IL-76TD-90VD heavy transporters andprovides charter services. AirBridgeCargo Airlines operates scheduled flightsusing modern Boeing 747s and serves Europe, North America and AsiaPacific. Atran Airlines offers express deliveries using B737F. The Group has itsown aircraft maintenance company, Volga-Dnepr Technics, and participatesin the Ruslan International and Ruslan Salis An-124 joint ventures.

Regional Office:Volga-Dnepr GulfFree ZoneSharjah International AirportUnited Arab Emirates

Wartsila Valves Ltd. Stand No: 020

Hawthorn AvenueHull, HU3 5JXUnited KingdomTel: +44 1482 32316Web: www.wartsila.nl/en/pumps-valves/valvesE-mail: [email protected]

Wartsila Valves is a European based valve manufacturing group withextensive experience supplying manual and actuated valves in non-ferrous,high alloy, steel and composite materials for global energy industries.

Shipham Valves is manufacturer of a wide range of non-ferrous, high alloy andcomposite valve solutions for handling sea water and other corrosive materials.

John Mills Valves is focused on short lead times, manufactures bronze andnickel aluminium bronze gate, globe, check, strainers and storm valves forsea water service in numerous industries.

Cort Valves is focused on API-6D trunnion mounted ball valves and throughconduit gate valves for the oil and gas industry.


Weatherford Stand No: 211

PO Box 79106Weatherford Facility Base, Dhahran Abqaiq RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 8075000Web: www.weatherford.comE-mail: [email protected]

Weatherford is among the largest oil and gas service providers, with a globalnetwork that operates in more than 100 countries and 1,400 manufacturing,service, research and development and training facilities. Designed to meetthe evolving needs of our industry, our comprehensive service capabilitiesand differentiating technologies enable clients to maximise recovery, achieveor regain well integrity, and optimise costs for the life of the well through ourformation evaluation, well construction, completion, stimulation, andproduction portfolio.


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Welker Engineering Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.welkereng.comE-mail: [email protected]

Welker Engineering has come to be recognised as a world leader in qualityand innovative equipment for the oil and natural gas industry. We areestablished as an industrious business, continually engineering new designsand successfully improving traditional designs that meet our high standards.Welker products, from sampling systems to con trol valves, filtrationequipment, instrumentation, chemical injection systems and corrosionmonitoring equipment, are unique in the industry in that they arecustomised for each specific application.

Range of products:• Gas samplers• Light liquid samplers• Crude oil samplers• Constant pressure sample cylinders• Automatic insertion devices• Cases and accessories• Probes• Filters & filter dryers• Instrumentations• Jet control valves


Well Flow International Stand No: 119

PO Box 11651ManamaBahrainTel: +973 17 537833Web: www.well-flow.comE-mail: [email protected]

Well Flow International is a leading specialist independent energy servicescompany that provides an integrated, worldwide network of services andproducts to the oil and gas industry. Founded more than 25 years ago, WellFlow pioneered the cased hole cleanup industry, including developing theworld’s first, and still today’s most efficient pipe dope and industry-leadingwellbore clean up chemicals. Well Flow offers a full range of specialtychemicals, associated downhole tools, and other products and services foruse in stimulation and production enhancement, wellbore clean up, as wellas liquids and solids separation and management. For more information, goto www.well-flow.com.

Welltec Stand No: 2331

PO Box 1280Shoaibi BuildingKing Abdulaziz StreetAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 5 0699886Web: www.welltec.comE-mail: [email protected]

Welltec develops and provides well solutions for the oil and gas industry. Thetechnology and services are tailored to enhance recovery rates and areprovided in the form of well completion technology and intervention servicesthat support both performance and integrity. The solutions are applicable for

all types of onshore and offshore well environments including the harshestand most unforgiving. They cover the complete life cycle of a well - fromappraisal to plug and abandonment. Today more than 1,000 employees workat Welltec and the growth is continuous as the solutions spread.

Wellvention Stand No: 2099

PO Box 2756Al Thoqbah AreaBugglaf Industrial CityAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 3 8654060Web: www.wellvention.comE-mail: [email protected]

Wellvention is a specialist in well intervention and thru tubing services: acomplete global oil and gas solution provider with a commitment to a rightfirst time principle of operation. We represent a synthesis of well interventionexpertise from solution design, through tool manufacture and rental, to expertfield service delivery. We are equipped to form bespoke, single-point solutionsthat reflect the unique challenges and complexities of individual projects. Wedeliver comprehensive well intervention packages shaped by the uniquetechnical and commercial priorities of each customer and generate new valuein the process. Wellvention: We are the well intervention company.

Wilhelm Geldbach Industrie Stand No: 045

Building 39Next to Dhahran Cultural CenterDoha RoadAl Khobar 31952Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 38617000Web: www.w-g.deE-mail: [email protected]

The Wilhelm Geldbach Industrie GmbH produces and distributes pipeconnectors and fittings for different industries according to well-knownnational and international standards. As a specialist in special parts we areable to offer our customers short-term solutions capable of including specialneeds and requirements.


X Drilling Tools Stand No: 2099

13 Al Moosa Group BuildingOud Metha Road, DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 3353343Web: www.xdrillingtools.comE-mail: [email protected]

X Drilling Tools (XDT) is a supplier of choice to international oil and gasoperators who take drilling to extremes and require downhole products builtfor the task. XDT designs and manufactures robust, performance enhancingtools that deliver in the toughest environments. We use the most moderndesign software and manufacturing techniques in line with the world’s bestpractice to deliver cutting-edge technology in bottomhole assembly. Assuch, our award-winning range of products is today deployed in oilfieldoperations around the world. In 2015, XDT will bring you Cedar our newdrilling turbine.


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Xi'an Senshe Electronic Technology Stand No.: 066Corporation58, 2nd Industry RoadNational Civil Aerospace Industry BaseXi'an 710100ChinaTel: +86 29 85674667Web: www.senshe.comE-mail: [email protected]

Geophone strings. Seismic surveys.

Yanbu Aramco Sinopec Refining Stand No: 130Company Ltd. (YASREF)PO Box 32223Yanbu Industrial City 41912Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 1 43981556Web: www.yasref.comE-mail: [email protected]

Yanbu Aramco Sinopec Refining Company Ltd. (YASREF) is a joint venturebetween Saudi Aramco and China Petrochemical Corporation (Sinopec). Aworld-class, full-conversion refinery that covers about 5.2 million sq. metersin the Yanbu Industrial City, YASREF will use 400,000 barrels per day (bpd) ofArabian heavy crude oil to produce ultra-clean transportation fuels, as well ashigh-value refined products for both international and domestic markets. Thefirst shipment of diesel was exported on 15 January 2015.

Zyme Flow Decon Technology Stand No: 1226

12600 N. FeatherwoodSuite 330, HoustonTX 77034USATel: +1 281 4430300Web: www.zymeflow.comE-mail: [email protected]

The patented Zyme-Flow Process achieves process vessel entry in 8-12 hoursby eliminating pyrophoric iron sulfide, hydrogen sulfide, LEL’s, and benzenesimultaneously. Yet as tough as it is, the chemistry is wastewater friendly,near neutral pH and compatible with all metallurgies and processequipment. The Zyme-Flow brand has successfully decontaminated refineryand petrochemical process units for over 25 years and are experienced atnearly all units in hydrocarbon decontamination included, towers, cokerunits, olefin units, slugcatchers and many more. Zyme-Flow DeconTechnology continues to grow reaching over 42 countries with around 200turnaround projects per year.

Nearest Distributor:CMDCPO Box 1053 Dammam 31431Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 13 821 7777Email: [email protected]

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Acidizing, Completion Equipment/ServicesPremier Coil Solutions

AircraftMeggitt Sensing SystemsVolga-Dnper Group

Analysis Equipment/ServicesDURAG GroupFEI Company

Artificial Lift SystemsGRCWeatherford

Ball ValvesWartsila Valves Ltd.

Ball/Globe ValvesDelta CorporationForum Energy Technologies - Valve SolutionsHawa Valves (India) Pvt. Ltd.RMA Middle East S.P.C.Specialized Technical Equipment Valvosider Srl

Blowout Control DetectionMubarak A. AlSuwaiket & Sons Oil & Gas Services Co.

Blowout Preventers/Associated EquipmentHunting Energy Services

Building Maintenance ProductsAdvanced Oilfield Technology Co.Apollo Enterprises Engineering & Chemical DivisionBelzona PolymericsHatconMolecular Corrosion Technologies

Buildings/Portable BuildingNesma Trading Co. Ltd.

Butterfly ValvesForum Energy Technologies - Valve SolutionsHawa Valves (India) Pvt. Ltd.Wartsila Valves Ltd.

Calibration EquipmentAshcroft Al Rushaid Instrument Co. Ltd.

Cathodic ProtectionEgypt GasRawabi HoldingTown Gas

CementingHalliburton Energy ServicesLafargeSchlumbergerVolant Products Inc.

Check ValvesForum Energy Technologies - Valve SolutionsHawa Valves (India) Pvt. Ltd.RMA Middle East S.P.C.Wartsila Valves Ltd.Valvosider Srl

ChemicalsExxon Mobil CorporationFRIATEC AG - Division Rheinhütte PumpenRawabi HoldingVeolia Water Solutions and Technologies

Cleaning Equipment/ServicesBeijing Grand Oilfield TechnologyEgyptian Maintenance Company (EMC)Egyptian Natural Gas Co. (GASCO)Green Valley Saudi Egyptian Oil Services (GVOS)National Experts for Oilfield Solutions (NEOS)Zyme Flow Decon Technology

Coating - AnticorrosiveMubarak A. AlSuwaiket & Sons Oil & Gas Services Co.

Advanced Oilfield Technology Co.Apollo Enterprises Engineering & ChemicalDivision

Belzona PolymericsDiversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.Egyptian Natural Gas Co. (GASCO)HatconInnochem Co., Ltd.Molecular Corrosion TechnologiesNational Experts for Oilfield Solutions (NEOS)

Coatings (Protective)Hempel Paints

Communications SystemsEquipment/ServicesEgyptian Maintenance Company (EMC)

Completion Equipment/ServicesBaker HughesC&J Energy Services, Inc.FishbonesFrank’s International LLCGlobal TubingGreen Valley Saudi Egyptian Oil Services (GVOS)Halliburton Energy ServicesLafargeLiMAR - Well Intervention ProductsSchlumbergerSpartek SystemsVolant Products Inc.WeatherfordWelltec

CompressorsEgyptian Natural Gas Co. (GASCO)Pem Tech Inc.

Computer Equipment/ServicesGRI Simulations Inc.Univa Corporation

Construction Equipment/ServicesAlexandria Petroleum Maintenance Co.(Petromaint)

Egypt GasEgyptian Maintenance Company (EMC)Egyptian Natural Gas Co. (GASCO)LafargePETROJETRawabi Holding

Consulting ServicesDMS Global WLLDNV GLEgypt GasGulf Reservoir Modeling Technology (ResModTec)KAPPAPalisadePetroSkillsVolant Products Inc.

Control Systems/EquipmentEgyptian Natural Gas Co. (GASCO)HELB - Drilling Electrical SolutionsiSeis - The International Seismic CompanySeismic Source Company - SSC

Control ValvesDiversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.Egyptian Natural Gas Co. (GASCO)Fujikin Incorporated

Core AnalysisFEI Company

Corrosion Abrasion Protection/ControlSystemsMubarak A. AlSuwaiket & Sons Oil & Gas Services Co.

Advanced Oilfield Technology Co.Apollo Enterprises Engineering & ChemicalDivision

Belzona PolymericsEgypt GasEgyptian Natural Gas Co. (GASCO)Fujikin IncorporatedHatconMolecular Corrosion Technologies

Cranes/Crane Boats/Offshore CranesGreen Valley Saudi Egyptian Oil Services (GVOS)

Data Acquisition/Processing/TransmissionEquipment/ServicesAltamira InformationCNPC Greatwall Drilling CompanyDURAG GroupFardux Ltd.

Data ManagementCGGDMS Global WLLDNV GLKAPPANeuralogUniva Corporation

Data ProcessingKAPPANeuralogPalisadeUniva Corporation

DatabasesDMS Global WLLPipeline Magazine

Desalination Plant/EquipmentBrooks InstrumentFRIATEC AG - Division Rheinhütte PumpenVeolia Water Solutions and Technologies

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Directional Drilling Equipment/ServicesC&J Energy Services, Inc.DP-Master ManufacturingHPC Energy Services

Discrete Valve ControlEgyptian Natural Gas Co. (GASCO)

Downhole Tools/ServicesMubarak A. AlSuwaiket & Sons Oil & Gas Services Co.

ALS Oil & GasC&J Energy Services, Inc.Chatman Consulting Co. WLLFrank’s International LLCGRCHPC Energy ServicesHunting Energy ServicesLiMAR - Well Intervention ProductsMetrologSercelTAM International Middle EastU.S. Steel Tubular Products

Drill BitsBaker HughesBestebitSchlumbergerVarel Oil & Gas Drill Bits

Drilling/Drilling Tools/Equipment ServicesMubarak A. AlSuwaiket & Sons Oil & Gas Services Co.

ALS Oil & GasBaker HughesBestebitCNPC Greatwall Drilling CompanyDiversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.DP-Master ManufacturingFrank’s International LLCHalliburton Energy ServicesHPC Energy ServicesRawabi HoldingSchlumbergerU.S. Steel Tubular ProductsVarel Oil & Gas Drill BitsVolant Products Inc.Weatherford

Electrical Equipment/ServicesHELB - Drilling Electrical Solutions

Electrical InstrumentationEquipment/ServicesAl Abdulkarim Holding CompanyGRCHELB - Drilling Electrical SolutionsPdMA CorporationRawabi HoldingSpecialized Technical Equipment

ElevatorsFrank’s International LLC

Engineering Services/ConsultancyChatman Consulting Co. WLLDelta CorporationDNV GLEMbaffle BVHELB - Drilling Electrical SolutionsIFP Middle East Consulting / IFP Energies Nouvelles

LiMAR - Well Intervention ProductsPETROJETRamsgate Engineering / ProGauge TechnologiesResoptimaVeolia Water Solutions and Technologies

Enhanced Oil RecoveryEquipment/SystemsExxon Mobil CorporationHalliburton Energy ServicesRamsgate Engineering / ProGauge TechnologiesVeolia Water Solutions and Technologies

Environmental ProtectionEquipment/ServicesDURAG GroupGreen Valley Saudi Egyptian Oil Services (GVOS)Katch Kan Bahrain

Expansion JointsRamsgate Engineering / ProGauge Technologies

Exploration Equipment/ServicesExxon Mobil CorporationFluid Inclusion Technologies Inc.Geospace Technologies

Exploration/Production CompanyExxon Mobil CorporationHalliburton Energy Services

Fire Prevention/Fighting/Fire & GasDetection EquipmentAl Abdulkarim Holding CompanyDiversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.Pem Tech Inc.

Fishing ToolsBestebitHunting Energy ServicesLiMAR - Well Intervention ProductsWeatherford

Flanges & Covers, GaugesAshcroft Al Rushaid Instrument Co. Ltd.

Flare Stack EquipmentDURAG Group

Flow Control & Metering EquipmentDresser Al Rushaid Valve & Instrument Co. Ltd.

Flow Measurement EquipmentBrooks InstrumentDURAG GroupExpro Meters, Inc.Fardux Ltd.General Instruments ConsortiumMetrologRamsgate Engineering / ProGauge TechnologiesRMA Middle East S.P.C.

Fluid Controls/Measurement/HandlingEquipment/ServicesKatch Kan BahrainSpecialized Technical Equipment

Fracture ModellingIFP Middle East Consulting / IFP Energies NouvellesiSeis - The International Seismic CompanyKAPPASeismic Source Company - SSC

FracturingC&J Energy Services, Inc.Global Tubing LLCTAM International Middle East

Fracturing, Geological & GeophysicalModellingExxon Mobil Corporation

Gas Treatment & Processing EquipmentEMbaffle BVFRIATEC AG - Division Rheinhütte PumpenSpecialized Technical Equipment

Gate ValvesDelta CorporationForum Energy Technologies - Valve SolutionsHawa Valves (India) Pvt. Ltd.Valvosider SrlWartsila Valves Ltd.

GaugesAl Abdulkarim Holding CompanyGeneral Instruments ConsortiumGRCMetrolog

GeneratorsMeggitt Sensing Systems

Geological & Geophysical ModellingAltamira InformationArabian Geophysical and Surveying Company(ARGAS)

Baker HughesBGP Inc.CGGHalliburton Energy ServicesIFP Middle East Consulting / IFP Energies NouvellesNeuralog

Geophysical EquipmentArabian Geophysical and Surveying Company(ARGAS)

BGP Inc.Geospace TechnologiesINOVA GeophysicaliSeis - The International Seismic CompanySeismic Source Company - SSCSercelSpartek Systems

Geophysical InterpretationBGP Inc.CGGIFP Middle East Consulting / IFP Energies NouvellesNeuralog

Geophysical Surveys & Analysis ServicesAltamira InformationArabian Geophysical and Surveying Company(ARGAS)

CNPC Greatwall Drilling CompanyGeospace TechnologiesiSeis - The International Seismic CompanySeismic Source Company - SSC

Geostatistical ModellingIFP Middle East Consulting / IFP Energies NouvellesResoptima

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GIS ServicesAltamira InformationChatman Consulting Co. WLL

Globe ValvesWartsila Valves Ltd.

Heat ExchangersEMbaffle BVPETROJETSaudi Steel Pipe Company

Heat Shrink SleevesInnochem Co., Ltd.

High Pressure EquipmentDresser Al Rushaid Valve & Instrument Co. Ltd.

Information ServicesPalisade

Inspection Services/SurveysDNV GLEgyptian Maintenance Company (EMC)Sky-FuturesTown Gas

Instrumentation & ServicesAshcroft Al Rushaid Instrument Co. Ltd.Dresser Al Rushaid Valve & Instrument Co. Ltd.

Instrumentation EquipmentFardux Ltd.FEI CompanyGeneral Instruments ConsortiumHELB - Drilling Electrical SolutionsSpecialized Technical Equipment

Laboratory EquipmentBrooks InstrumentSpecialized Technical Equipment

LightingTown Gas

Log Analysis SoftwareFEI CompanyNeuralogSpartek Systems

Logging Equipment & ServicesC&J Energy Services, Inc.Fluid Inclusion Technologies Inc.Hunting Energy ServicesKOLLER Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbHSpartek SystemsWelltec

Maintenance EquipmentAdvanced Oilfield Technology Co.Apollo Enterprises Engineering & ChemicalDivision

Belzona PolymericsHatconKOLLER Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbHMolecular Corrosion TechnologiesPdMA Corporation

ManifoldsAshcroft Al Rushaid Instrument Co. Ltd.Fujikin Incorporated

MappingAltamira InformationNeuralogPalisadeTown Gas

MetersDiversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.Expro Meters, Inc.

MonitorsALS Oil & GasPem Tech Inc.

MotorsBestebit

Mud/Mud Systems/AdditivesBeijing Grand Oilfield TechnologyRawabi Holding

Non-Destructive Testing EquipmentServicesRMA Middle East S.P.C.

Offshore Construction Equipment/ServicesAlexandria Petroleum Maintenance Co.(Petromaint)

Brooks InstrumentDNV GLGRI Simulations Inc.Innochem Co., Ltd. PETROJETRawabi Holding

Oilfield ServicesAlexandria Petroleum Maintenance Co.(Petromaint)

ALS Oil & GasBaker HughesBeijing Grand Oilfield TechnologyDelta CorporationFishbonesFrank’s International LLCHalliburton Energy ServicesHPC Energy Services Katch Kan BahrainLafargeNational Experts for Oilfield Solutions (NEOS)Nesma Trading Co. Ltd.Oil and Gas Directory Middle EastPem Tech Inc.Rawabi HoldingU.S. Steel Tubular Products

Oilfield SuppliesAl Abdulkarim Holding CompanyBeijing Grand Oilfield TechnologyBrooks InstrumentLafargeNational Experts for Oilfield Solutions (NEOS)Oil and Gas Directory Middle EastPem Tech Inc.

Packers/PackingBaker HughesTAM International Middle East

Paints/CoatingAdvanced Oilfield Technology Co.Apollo Enterprises Engineering & ChemicalDivision

Belzona PolymericsEgypt GasHatconInnochem Co., Ltd.Molecular Corrosion TechnologiesNational Experts for Oilfield Solutions (NEOS)Sauereisen

Petrochemical Products/Services &TechnologyEgyptian Petrochemicals Holding Company(ECHEM)

Exxon Mobil CorporationFRIATEC AG - Division Rheinhütte PumpenSauereisenZyme Flow Decon Technology

Petroleum Production/Products &TechnologyDelta CorporationNational Experts for Oilfield Solutions (NEOS)

Pigs & Pigging EquipmentNational Experts for Oilfield Solutions (NEOS)RMA Middle East S.P.C.

Pipe CoatingAdvanced Oilfield Technology Co.Apollo Enterprises Engineering & ChemicalDivision

Arabian Pipes CompanyBelzona PolymericsHatconInnochem Co., Ltd.Molecular Corrosion TechnologiesSaudi Steel Pipe Company

Pipe FittingsAl Abdulkarim Holding CompanyDiversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.Fujikin IncorporatedInnochem Co., Ltd.RMA Middle East S.P.C.

Pipelaying Equipment/ServicesAlexandria Petroleum Maintenance Co.(Petromaint)

Egypt Gas

Pipeline/Pipeline Equipment & ServicesArabian Pipes CompanyEgypt GasEgyptian Maintenance Company (EMC)Global Tubing LLCInnochem Co., Ltd.National Pipe Company Ltd.PETROJETRMA Middle East S.P.C.Saudi Steel Pipe Company

Pipes & Drill Bits Saudi Steel Pipe Company

PLCsHELB - Drilling Electrical Solutions

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Plotting & PrintingNeuralog

Plug ValvesHawa Valves (India) Pvt. Ltd.Fujikin Incorporated

Pollution Control EquipmentDURAG Group

Power Systems/Supplies/GenerationEquipmentHELB - Drilling Electrical Solutions

Pressure Relief & Rupture Relief Valves &DevicesDresser Al Rushaid Valve & Instrument Co. Ltd.

Pressure Systems & InstrumentsEgypt GasKOLLER Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbHMetrolog

Pressure VesselsPETROJETSaudi Steel Pipe Company

Process Plant/TechnologyVeolia Water Solutions and Technologies

Processing & Reservoir ServicesPETROJETRamsgate Engineering / ProGauge Technologies

Production Equipment/ServicesCNPC Greatwall Drilling CompanyRamsgate Engineering / ProGauge TechnologiesWeatherfordWelltec

Production Logging AnalysisCNPC Greatwall Drilling CompanyFluid Inclusion Technologies Inc.KAPPA

Project Management & Support ServicesEgyptian Maintenance Company (EMC)Palisade

PublicationsAmerican Association of Petroleum Geologists DMS Global WLLGulf Oilfield DirectoryHart EnergyHorn InternationalOilfield TechnologyOil & Gas Middle East Oil & Gas News Magazine - Al Hilal GroupOil and Gas Directory Middle EastOil Review Middle EastPipeline MagazineThe Gulf - Al Hilal Group

Pumps/Equipment & SystemsAl Abdulkarim Holding CompanyBrooks InstrumentChatman Consulting Co. WLLFRIATEC AG - Division Rheinhütte PumpenGRCKOLLER Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbHMeggitt Sensing SystemsSulzer

ReamersALS Oil & Gas

Refineries/Refinery EquipmentAlexandria Petroleum Maintenance Co.(Petromaint)

Brooks InstrumentFRIATEC AG - Division Rheinhütte PumpenVeolia Water Solutions and Technologies

RegulatorsDresser Al Rushaid Valve & Instrument Co. Ltd.

Reservoir CharacterisationCGGFEI CompanyGeospace TechnologiesIFP Middle East Consulting / IFP Energies NouvellesIngrain Inc.KAPPAResoptimaRock Flow Dynamics

Reservoir Evaluation/Engineering/Simulation Equipment/ServicesFEI CompanyFluid Inclusion Technologies Inc. GRCIFP Middle East Consulting / IFP Energies Nouvelles KAPPAMetrologResoptimaRock Flow Dynamics Weatherford

Reservoir ModellingBaker HughesCGGKAPPAResoptimaRock Flow Dynamics

Rigs/OffshoreKatch Kan BahrainU.S. Steel Tubular Products

Rigs/OnshoreBeijing Grand Oilfield TechnologyGreen Valley Saudi Egyptian Oil Services (GVOS)Katch Kan Bahrain

Riser EquipmentFrank’s International LLC

RTUsFardux Ltd.

Safety EquipmentGRI Simulations Inc.Katch Kan Bahrain

Safety Equipment & SystemsDresser Al Rushaid Valve & Instrument Co. Ltd.

Safety ValvesFujikin Incorporated

ScadaAl Abdulkarim Holding CompanyFardux Ltd.HELB - Drilling Electrical SolutionsTown Gas

Seismic Data AcquisitionArabian Geophysical and Surveying Company(ARGAS)

BGP Inc.CGGGeospace TechnologiesiSeis - The International Seismic CompanySeismic Source Company - SSCSercel

Seismic Data LibraryBGP Inc.

Seismic Data ProcessingArabian Geophysical and Surveying Company(ARGAS)

BGP Inc.CGGExxon Mobil Corporation

Seismic Interpretation ConsultingBGP Inc.CGGIFP Middle East Consulting / IFP Energies Nouvelles

Seismic Survey Equipment/ServicesArabian Geophysical and Surveying Company(ARGAS)

BGP Inc.Geospace TechnologiesINOVA GeophysicaliSeis - The International Seismic CompanySeismic Source Company - SSCXi'an Senshe Electronic Technology Corporation

SeparatorsFardux Ltd.Veolia Water Solutions and Technologies

Snubbing EquipmentMubarak A. AlSuwaiket & Sons Oil & Gas Services Co.

CNPC Greatwall Drilling Company

Solar Energy Technology & EquipmentFRIATEC AG - Division Rheinhütte Pumpen

Solid Controls Technology & EquipmentGreen Valley Saudi Egyptian Oil Services (GVOS)

Sonar EquipmentGRI Simulations Inc.

StabilizersHPC Energy Services

Stainless Steel Pipes & Pipe FittingsFujikin Incorporated

Steel Pipe ManufacturerArabian Pipes CompanyDP-Master ManufacturingGlobal Tubing LLCNational Pipe Company Ltd.U.S. Steel Tubular Products

Steel PipesArabian Pipes CompanyDP-Master ManufacturingInnochem Co., Ltd.National Pipe Company Ltd.U.S. Steel Tubular Products

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Stimulation Equipment/ServicesFishbonesPremier Coil Solutions

StrainersWartsila Valves Ltd.Valvosider Srl

Switches - PressureGeneral Instruments Consortium

Switches - TemperatureGeneral Instruments Consortium

Switches & Switching DevicesAshcroft Al Rushaid Instrument Co. Ltd.

Tank Gauging SystemsGeneral Instruments Consortium

Tanker Loading Systems & EquipmentBrooks Instrument

Tanks/ContainersAlexandria Petroleum Maintenance Co.(Petromaint)

Chatman Consulting Co. WLLEgyptian Maintenance Company (EMC)Nesma Trading Co. Ltd.PETROJET

Telecommunications EquipmentEgyptian Maintenance Company (EMC)

Testing/NDT EquipmentDelta CorporationDNV GLRMA Middle East S.P.C.

ThermometersAshcroft Al Rushaid Instrument Co. Ltd.General Instruments ConsortiumSpecialized Technical Equipment

ThermowellsAshcroft Al Rushaid Instrument Co. Ltd.

TongsFrank’s International LLC

Tools/Power Tools - Hydraulic & PneumaticVolant Products Inc.

Training Equipment/ServicesAlexandria Petroleum Maintenance Co.(Petromaint)

American Association of Petroleum Geologists Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology(ResModTec)

International Well Control ForumPetroSkills

Transportation EquipmentChatman Consulting Co. WLL

TrucksDiversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.

Tubes/Tube Connectors/Tubular GoodsPipesFrank’s International LLCGlobal Tubing LLCHunting Energy ServicesSaudi Steel Pipe CompanyU.S. Steel Tubular ProductsVolant Products Inc.

TurbinesAlexandria Petroleum Maintenance Co.(Petromaint)

ALS Oil & GasMeggitt Sensing Systems

Underwater VehiclesMubarak A. AlSuwaiket & Sons Oil & Gas Services Co.

GRI Simulations Inc.

Valve Operating Devices & PositionersDresser Al Rushaid Valve & Instrument Co. Ltd.

ValvesAl Abdulkarim Holding CompanyDelta CorporationDiversified Lines for Petroleum Services Est.Forum Energy Technologies - Valve SolutionsFujikin IncorporatedGeneral Instruments ConsortiumHawa Valves (India) Pvt. Ltd.Valvosider SrlWartsila Valves Ltd.

Valves & FittingsDresser Al Rushaid Valve & Instrument Co. Ltd.

Vibration Monitoring Systems &EquipmentBeijing Grand Oilfield TechnologyMeggitt Sensing SystemsSercelSpecialized Technical Equipment

Water Conditioners/TreatmentEquipment/ServicesMubarak A. AlSuwaiket & Sons Oil & Gas Services Co.

Beijing Grand Oilfield TechnologyGreen Valley Saudi Egyptian Oil Services (GVOS)Veolia Water Solutions and Technologies

Well Data Acquisition/ProcessingCNPC Greatwall Drilling CompanyFardux Ltd.Spartek Systems

Well Logging/AnalysisBaker HughesBeijing Grand Oilfield TechnologyFEI CompanyFluid Inclusion Technologies Inc.Spartek Systems

Well ServicingGlobal Tubing LLCKatch Kan BahrainLafargeLiMAR - Well Intervention ProductsSchlumbergerU.S. Steel Tubular Products

Well Stimulation Equipment/ServicesGlobal Tubing LLCPackers Plus Energy Services (Cyprus) Ltd.Premier Coil SolutionsSchlumbergerSpartek SystemsTAM International Middle East

Well Testing Equipment/ServicesFardux Ltd.Hunting Energy ServicesKOLLER Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbHSchlumbergerTAM International Middle East

Wellhead EquipmentDelta CorporationKatch Kan BahrainKOLLER Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbHSpartek Systems

Wireline ServicesC&J Energy Services, Inc.Halliburton Energy ServicesHunting Energy ServicesLiMAR - Well Intervention ProductsSchlumbergerWeatherfordWelltec

Workover/Servicing Equipment/ServicesAdvanced Oilfield Technology Co.Apollo Enterprises Engineering & ChemicalDivision

Belzona PolymericsCNPC Greatwall Drilling CompanyGreen Valley Saudi Egyptian Oil Services (GVOS)HatconKOLLER Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbHLiMAR - Well Intervention ProductsMolecular Corrosion TechnologiesPremier Coil SolutionsTAM International Middle EastWelltec

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