Agenda, Presentations & Sponsors
17th Annual CO₂ Flooding Conference, Midland, Texas

Updated 12/20/10

[Agenda for Houston Session]

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Field Trip: Field Trip Orientation Slides

CO₂ Flooding Conference activity opened at 8:00 am at the Midland Center (MC) in Downtown Midland on Wednesday, Dec 7th with a field trip to Whiting’s North Ward Estes (NWE) field and CO₂ facilities in Ward County, Texas. Buses departed at 8:30 am

Schedule (Times are Approximate)

• 8:30-9:30 Bus to new Gas Plant Control Room
• 9:30-10:50 Greetings, orientation, questions, pick up PPE and SCADA field tour hand out, tour Gas Plant, Questions
• 10:50-11:15 Drive to and discuss injection well operations
• 11:15-12:25 Drive to Bar-H Restaurant in Monahans for lunch.
• 12:25-1:05 Drive to and discuss producing well operations
• 1:05-1:40 Drive to and discuss a primary separation and well testing facility
• 1:40-2:05 Drive to and discuss secondary separation and a water collection/transfer facility
• 2:05-2:30 Drive to and discuss oil sales facility
• 2:30-3:00 Drive to and discuss Water Injection Plant
• 3:00-3:30 Drive Gas Plant Control Room, Comfort Stop, turn in hard hats and safety glasses, exchange business cards.
• 3:30-4:30 Bus ride back to Midland

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Theme Sessions
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The 17^th Annual CO₂ Flooding Theme Sessions, Midland, Texas**

(as of November 28, 2011)

Thursday, December 8th

Theme Session #1: "CO₂ Policy and Flood Operations" (Thursday, Dec 8th: 8:00 to 11:20 am)

• 8:00-8:45 Recap of the EOR Carbon Management Workshop
  Mike Moore - Workshop Director
• 8:45-9:20 "The Role of Underground CO₂ Accumulations in the Emergence of CO₂ Enhanced Oil Recovery,"
  Phil Dipietro, National Energy Technology Lab
  Report Presentation
• 9:20-9:45 "Tracking Concurrent EOR with CO₂ Storage: a Regulatory Update," Michael McCormick, Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (formerly Pew Center on Climate Change)
• 9:45-10:15 Break
• 10:15-10:45 "NGL Recovery from CO₂ Recycle in Miscible Floods,"
  Eric Prim, Pilot Energy Solutions
• 10:55-11:30 Speaker Panel Discussion - All Speakers
• 11:45-1:00 Lunch at the Midland Center - Keynote Speaker - Tim Bradley, President, KinderMorgan CO₂ Company, "Perspectives gained from 30 years of CO₂ Flooding"

Theme Session #2: "CO₂ Flood Ops, Planning and Case Histories" (Thurs, Dec 8th: 1:00-4:30 pm)

• 1:00-1:35 "A History of Past Waterflood Operations in the Permian Basin",
  Marshall Watson, Texas Tech University
• 1:35-2:10 "The Texas Clean Energy Plant Status",
  Ric Redmond, Summit Power and Russell Martin, Blue Strategies
• 2:10-2:45 Water Flood Experience and CO₂ EOR considerations for the Dan field, North Sea", PepijnTimmermans, Reservoir Engineer, Maersk Oil
• 2:45-3:10 Break
• 3:10-3:50 "Current Field Performance of the Weyburn CO₂ Field by Stages,"
  Richard Baker, Gaffney-Cline and Associates
• 3:50-4:20 "A Updated Review of U.S. and Worldwide CO2 EOR Resources Considering the New Targets and Higher Oil Pricing,"
  Tyler Van Leeuween, Advanced Resources International
• 4:20-4:35 Research Partnership to Secure Energy For America (RPSEA): Funding Game Changing Technology for the Future of Our Industry,”
  Steve Beach, RPSEA
• 4:35-5:10 Panel Discussion All Speakers
• 5:30-7:30 Reception at the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum (Sponsors: KinderMorgan CO₂ Company and the Permian Basin Section of the SPE

FRIDAY, December 9th

Theme Session #3: "CO₂ Flooding Case Histories" (Fri, Dec 10th: 8:15 am- 12:15 pm)

• 8:15-9:00 "CO2-Based Integrated EOR (IEOR) in Fractured Reservoirs,"
  Ernie Grau, Dept. of Physics and Technology, University of Bergen (Norway)
• 9:00-9:45 "Large Scale CO2 Flood Begins Along Texas Gulf Coast (Technical Challenges in Re-Activating an Old Oil Field),"
  Darrell Davis, Denbury Resources
• 9:45-10:00 Break
• 10:00-10:45 "Tensleep TZ/ROZ Study, Bighorn Basin: A Revolutionary Concept on Oil Recovery,"
  David Mohrbacher, Director, Glen Murrell and Pegui Yin, WY EOR Institute
• 10:45-11:30 "Permian Basin Residual Oil Zones: From Conceptual Modeling of the Sweep Fairways to Data Acquisition to Hydrological Modeling,"
  PB RPSEA Team (Vance, Trentham, Melzer)
• 11:30-12:15 Panel Discussion All Speakers
• 12:15 Light Lunch and Conference Conclusion

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Click here for the Houston, Texas Event Agenda

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Thanks go to our 2011 Sponsors

We gratefully acknowledge the following sponsors for the Midland events:

Apache Permian	Anadarko Petroleum Corporation	Advanced Resources International, Inc.
Applied Petroleum Technology Academy	Denbury Resources Inc.	The Wyoming Enhanced Oil Recovery Institute “Working to Recover Wyoming’s Stranded Oil”
ExxonMobil Gas Marketing	Chaparral Energy	Hess Corporation
Kinder Morgan	Legado Resources	Petroleum Professional Development Center
Nicholas Consulting Group, Inc.	Oxy Permian	Russell K. Hall and Associates, Inc.
Society of Petroleum Engineers - Permian Basin Chapter	Research Partnership to Secure Energy for America	Trinity CO2 LLC
University of Texas - Permian Basin	Whiting Petroleum Corporation	Premier Oil Recovery
Fisher, Moore and Company, P.L.L.C	Carbon Blue

 

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