HydFract_Program_CoversR2.indd 1 PROGRAM HOUSTON MARRIOTT WESTCHASE FRACTURING Serving Unconventional Oil&Gas: Equipment andTechnologies ASMEHYDRAULIC MARCH 16-19, 2015 The AmericanSociety ofMechanicalEngineers(ASME) 20 15 3/2/15 1:19PM WELCOME FROM THE CHAIRS
Dear Attendees,
Welcome to Houston and the ASME 2015 Hydraulic Fracturing – Serving Unconventional Oil & Gas: Equipment & Technologies Conference and Exposition.
This year, the ASME Hydraulic Fracturing Serving Unconventional Oil & Gas: Equipment & Technologies Conference will sharply focus on shale development and the application of hydraulic fracturing for the recovery of natural gas and oil. Shale gas production alone is projected to increase to 49% of U.S. gas production by 2035, up from 23% in 2010 - while shale oil production has already been the driving force behind restoring the US as the world’s largest oil and liquids producer and no longer holding the title of the world’s largest oil importer.
All of this has been achieved by refi ning and adapting the marriage of horizontal wells and hydraulic fracturing in play-specifi c ways and solutions, which has resulted in unlocking these formation’s true production potential. ASME’s Hydraulic Fracturing Serving Unconventional Oil & Gas: Equipment & Technologies Conference will bring together a broad group of industry leaders in a conversation on these technologies, applications, issues and solutions.
In particular, the conference will offer direct focus and perspective on the suppliers of the hardware, the equipment and the systems in support of the operations that ensure that this delivery continues to be met. This is a key aspect of the focus of this conference as there are few events that offer a systematic consideration of the supporting infrastructure required to deliver the solution. With a likely substantial surge in re-fracturing operations in 2015, these equipment aspects become increasingly important. This refreshing aspect of the ASME conference is likely to be a recurring theme, for many years to come, as ASME establishes the importance and mechanical nature of unconventional development. Additionally, nowhere is such consideration more important, than on the international stage, where the appetite and tolerance for prolonged learning curves will be limited; application of the lessons learned from the shale revolution in North America will be a key consideration overseas.
The result will be a high-level, three-day program that highlights critical challenges and associated solutions and opportunities related to shale exploration, development, and production. It is expected that the conference will inspire networking and interactive opportunities, which will develop into frank discussion and encourage consideration of even more innovation.
Have a great conference and enjoy Houston.
Sincerely,
Martin Rylance Jared Oehring BP US Well Services Conference Chair Conference Co-Chair
HydFract_Program_CoversR2.indd 2 3/2/15 1:19 PM TABLE OFCONTENTS
Inside Cover Welcome from the Chairs Insert Schedule at a Glance 2 General information 3 Keynote Speakers 4 Workshops (Monday, March 16) 5 Technical Program (Tuesday-Thursday, March 17-19) 8 Sponsors 10 Exhibitors 12 Exhibitor Index 13 Exhibitor Floor Plan 14 Executive Advisory Committee 15 Hotel Floor Plan
1 GENERAL INFORMATION Registration Daily Luncheons Registration is located in the main lobby of the Marriott Houston Daily lunches will be available Tuesday – Thursday, March 17-19 Westchase. in the Grand Pavilion Ballroom. Please check the program or The registration schedule is as follows: schedule-at-a-glance for specific times. Monday, March 16 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Tuesday, March 17 7:30 am – 5:15 pm Conference Receptions Wednesday, March 18 7:30 am – 5:30 pm Tuesday, March 17 5:10 pm – 6:30 pm Thursday, March 19 7:30 am – 4:30 pm Grand Pavilion Foyer
Hotel Wednesday, March 18 5:25 pm – 7:00 pm Sleeping accommodations are available at the Marriott Houston Grand Pavilion Foyer Westchase. **Sponsored by the ASME Petroleum Division Early Career Committee 2900 Briarpark Drive, Houston, TX 77042 Phone: 713-978-7400 Name Badges Conference rate: $169 (complimentary wi-fi in room) Please wear your name badge at ALL times during the Reservation deadline: February 21, 2015 conference. Your name badge is required in order for you to Reservation number 800-452-5110 attend the sessions and/or the exhibition. If you misplaced your Hotel website: www.marriott.com/houwm badge, please go to the ASME registration desk and ask for a replacement. Speaker Ready Room The speaker ready room is located in the Diplomat Room. COMPLIMENTARY ASME Membership It will be available as follows: Any attendee that pays a non-member conference registration Tuesday, March 17 7:30 am – 5:00 pm fee will receive a one year ASME membership free of charge. Wednesday, March 18 7:30 am – 5:00 pm ASME will activate this complimentary membership for qualified Thursday, March 19 7:30 am – 5:00 pm attendees approximately four weeks after the conclusion of the conference. Exhibition The exhibition is located in the Grand Pavilion Foyer at the Webcast Sessions Marriott Houston Westchase. The schedule is as follows: The keynote session along with two other general sessions will Tuesday, March 17 9:30 am – 6:30 pm be webcasted live. Please visit: http://go.asme.org/fracturing Wednesday, March 18 9:30 am – 7:00 pm for more information. Thursday, March 19 9:30 am – 5:00 pm
Daily Continental Breakfasts Continental breakfast will be available Tuesday, March 17, 8:00 am - 8:50 am, and Wednesday - Thursday, March 18-19, 8:00 am - 9:00 am in the Grand Pavilion Foyer and Grand Pavilion Ballroom.
Daily Refreshment Breaks Daily morning and afternoon refreshment breaks will be available Tuesday – Thursday, March 17-19 in the Grand Pavilion Foyer and Grand Pavilion Ballroom. Please check the program or schedule-at-glance for specific times.
2 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
PAULA A. GANT DAVID J. PORTER DAVID MILLER Deputy Assistant Secretary, Oil and Commissioner Director, Standards Program Natural Gas, Office of Fossil Energy Texas Railroad Commission American Petroleum Institute (API) U.S. Department of Energy David J. Porter is a principle-driven, David Miller is the Director of the Dr. Paula Gant is the Deputy Assistant conservative leader on the Texas Railroad Standards Program of the American Secretary for Oil and Natural Gas in the Commission. He was elected statewide Petroleum Institute, or API. In this role Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office to serve a six-year term as Railroad he is responsible for overall standards of Fossil Energy. As Deputy Assistant Commissioner in November 2010. policy and oversight and is a member Secretary, Dr. Gant administers domestic of API’s Senior Management Staff. He and international oil and gas programs, Since taking office, Commissioner Porter has testified before the U.S. Congress, including policy analysis, and liquefied has been appointed to the Interstate Federal and State regulators on natural gas (LNG) import and export Oil and Gas Compact Commission as standards and technology issues. authorization. Dr. Gant’s work at DOE the Official Representative of Texas. He is focused on realizing the promise has also been appointed as the official David also serves as an officer of presented by America’s abundant natural representative on the Interstate Mining the American National Standards gas and oil resources which hinges Compact Commission and currently serves Institute, ANSI, as Vice Chairman, on prudent production, environmental as an advisory board member for the Texas Board of Directors and Chair, Finance stewardship and efficient use. The Journal of Oil, Gas, and Energy Law. Committee. He represents API on Department of Energy’s research the U.S. Department of Commerce efforts seek to deploy the best available Upon taking office in 2011, Porter created Industry Trade Advisory Committee on science, analysis and technologies to the Eagle Ford Shale Task Force, the Standards and Technical Barriers to ensure a more secure energy future by first of its kind at the Texas Railroad Trade, a federally chartered advisory leveraging our domestic natural gas and Commission, to establish a forum that will committee, and was reappointed in March oil resources and protecting our air, land, bring the community together and foster 2014. He also represents API on the and communities. a dialogue regarding drilling activities in Offshore Technology Conference Board the Eagle Ford Shale. The Task Force is of Directors and the RPSEA Safe Marine Dr. Gant previously worked for the comprised of local community leaders, Transport Advisory Committee. American Gas Association and Duke elected officials, industry representatives, Energy. She has also served on the environmental groups, and landowners. David is a registered professional faculties of Louisiana State University The goal of the group is to open the lines engineer and earned a Bachelor of and the University of Louisville. Paula of communication between all parties Science degree in Civil Engineering is a native of Louisiana. She received a involved, establish recommendations from the University of Utah and a Master Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics for developing the Eagle Ford Shale, and of Science degree in Environmental from McNeese State University and promote economic benefits locally and Sciences from the University of Texas at a Ph.D. in Economics from Auburn statewide. Dallas. He joined API in 1985 and was University. elected a Fellow by the American Society In 2013, Porter launched his Natural Gas of Civil Engineers in 2006, and received an Vehicle Initiative: a series of statewide ANSI Meritorious Service Award in 2007. events aimed to increase the demand for David gave the Engineering Society Ethics natural gas vehicles and refueling stations, Lecture at the 2012 Offshore Technology as well as natural gas use in drilling Conference. operations, and in doing so, increase the demand for natural gas in Texas.
In recognition of his foresight and leadership, Porter was named “Man of the Year” by The Oil & Gas Year, Eagle Ford, Texas 2013. He has also been recognized by Shale Oil & Gas Business Magazine and Unconventional Oil & Gas Magazine for his proactive efforts to implement policies that allow industry to safely, efficiently, and economically produce the energy that is needed to support Texans and the Texas economy. 3 WORKSHOPS MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2015
ÊArtificial Lift Technologies Room: Richmond A 10:00 am – 3:00 pm (lunch will be provided) Speaker(s): David Doyle, R&D Manager - Pumping Units, GE Oil & Gas; Albert “Chip” Ollre, Portfolio Leader, GE’s Electric Submersible Pump (ESP); Walter Chapman, Senior Product Manager – International Lift Systems – Gas Lift; Peter Westerkamp, Senior Product Manager – Lufkin Automation – Automation. MONDAY GE Well Performance Services will present a workshop on artificial lift technologies and their applications with unconventional wells. Topics will cover ESPs, rod pumping units and pumps, gas lift, well automation and optimization. Focus within each topic will be on applications involving unconventional and deviated well bores.
Workshop topics include: • ESP applications • Beam pumping unit and rod pump applications • Gas lift applications • Automation and optimization, deviated SROD
ÊHydraulic Fracturing Water Issues & Opportunities Room: Richmond B 10:00 am – 3:00 pm (lunch will be provided) Speakers(s): April Sharr, Business Development Manager, Water Management, Baker Hughes; John Tintera, retired Executive Director, Railroad Commission of Texas
This workshop will identify and evaluate the challenges, opportunities, and best practices in hydraulic fracturing water issues for key shale formations. The workshop attendees will learn about the most pressing water issues such as water availability in areas with water scarcity, challenges with flow back and produced water, and appropriate treatment of flow back and produced water for reuse and/or disposal. We will also discuss the technology needs of the industry for hydraulic fracturing, existing commercially available technologies, and ongoing and planned R&D from government, industry, and academic researchers. The state regulations regarding hydraulic fracturing water use and re-use will also be discussed.
ÊHydraulic Fracturing 101 Room: Richmond C 10:00 am – 3:00 pm (lunch will be provided) Speaker(s): Ray Starks; Bill Holcomb; Sean Parker, North American Technical Manager, Baker Hughes; Blake Burnette, Director, Equipment R&D, Baker Hughes.
Baker Hughes will present a workshop that will cover: Overview of Hydraulic Fracturing, Verticals vs. Laterals, What the wellhead pressure is telling you, Equipment Basics, Rig Up Basics, Proppant Types, Fracture Growth and direction, Micro Seismic, and Flow Back.
4 MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2015 TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 2015 TECHNICALTUESDAY PROGRAM
Continental Breakfast 8:00 am – 8:50 am Grand Pavilion Ballroom & Grand Pavilion Foyer
ÊCONFERENCE OPENING & WELCOME 8:50 am – 9:00 am Grand Pavilion Ballroom ÊOPENING KEYNOTE/PANEL 1: Unlocking Unconventional Resources *Session sponsored by Sandbox Logistics 9:00 am – 10:20 am Grand Pavilion Ballroom Session Organizer: Texas Oil & Gas: Regulations, How API’s Shale Gas Federal Research Frank Adamek, GE Oil & Gas, Challenges, and Opportunities Standards and Best Practices Contributing to the Prudent Houston, TX David Porter, Texas Railroad support Sustainable Shale Development of Oil and Commission, Austin, TX Gas Development Natural Gas Resources David Miller, API, Paula Gant, US Department of Washington, DC Energy, Washington, DC
Refreshment Break/Exhibits/ePosters 10:20 am – 10:45 am Grand Pavilion Ballroom & Grand Pavilion Foyer ÊSESSION 1: Well Integrity Solutions for Hydraulic Fracturing 10:45 am – 12:05 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom Session Organizer: Gas Leaks from Badly Life of Well Integrity Well Integrity: What is Martin Rylance, BP, Houston, Constructed Wells Linked Management Required for Hydraulic TX, United States to Contamination in Joe Anders, BP, Anchorage, AK Fracturing? Groundwater, not Fracturing Steven Pohler, Marathon Oil, Thomas Darrah, Ohio State Houston, TX, University, Columbus, OH
Lunch/Exhibits/ePosters 12:05 pm – 1:35 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom & Grand Pavilion Foyer ÊSESSION 2: Multi-Well Pads and Pad Construction 1:35 pm – 2:55 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom Session Organizer: Fracturing Operations on Multi- Multi-well Pad Design Multi-Well Completion Joey Husband, Nabors, Well Pads Drivers that Align Considerations and Options Efficiency Techniques Houston, TX Operators & Service Companies for Drilling Rigs Chris Prusiecki, BP GWO Jason Pitcher, Cameron Todd Fox, Nabors, Houston, TX Engineering, Houston, TX CamShale Completions, Houston, TX
Refreshment Break/Exhibits/ePosters 2:55 pm – 3:50 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom & Grand Pavilion Foyer ÊSESSION 3: Drilling Operations and Technology 3:50 pm – 5:10 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom Session Organizer: Downhole Closed Loop Drilling Horizontal Wells in Use of Automatically Acquired Chris Prusiecki, BP GWO Automation Delivers Unconventional Reservoirs Ef- Surface Measurements to Engineering, Houston, TX, Significant Performance ficiently - The Right Technolo- Analyze Drilling Performance United States Improvements in Back to gy for the Right Application in the Shale Environment Back Projects Alan Aitken, Baker Hughes, Simon Fleury, Schlumberger, Tony Pink, Nabors, Houston TX Houston, TX Houston, TX
Reception/Exhibits/ePosters 5:10 pm – 6:30 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom & Grand Pavilion Foyer
5 TECHNICAL WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 2015 PROGRAM
Continental Breakfast 8:00 am – 9:00 am Grand Pavilion Ballroom & Grand Pavilion Foyer ÊPanel 2 - Unconventional Revolution and Delivering the Solutions *Session sponsored by NCS Multistage 9:00 am – 10:15 am Grand Pavilion Ballroom Session Organizer: New Fracturing Technology Overcoming Challenges in Delivery of Fracturing Jared Oehring, U.S. Well Delivers Reduction in Hydraulic Fracturing Solutions Services LLC, Houston, TX Environmental Footprint Tim Clawson, Antero Harold Brannon, Baker Joe Lima, Schlumberger, Resources, Denver, CO Hughes, Houston, TX Denver, CO
10:15 am – 10:40 am Grand Pavilion Ballroom & Grand Pavilion Foyer WEDNESDAY Refreshment Break/Exhibits/ePosters ÊSESSION 4: Power Systems for Fracturing 10:40 am – 12:00 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom Session Organizer: Tier 4 Engines: Built for the Dual Fuel Engines for Electric Powered Hydraulic Natasha Cherednichenko, Next Generation Hydraulic Fracturing Fracturing Schlumberger, Houston, TX Diana Hopkins, Caterpillar Oil & Jason Hammond, Cummins Jared Oehring, U.S. Well Gas, Houston, TX Inc., Columbus, IN Services LLC, Houston, TX
Lunch/Exhibits/ePosters 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom & Grand Pavilion Foyer ÊSESSION 5: Pump/Mixing for Fracturing 1:00 pm – 2:20 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom Session Organizer: Telematics on Engines and Advancements in Surface Channel Fracturing: Synergy Blake Burnette, Baker Hughes, Transmissions in Hydraulic Equipment for Hydraulic Between Fluid Chemistry Houston, TX, United States Fracturing Fleets Fracturing and Mixing Equipment Carl Thiele, CAT, Houston, TX Chad Joost, Stewart & Boosts Hydraulic Fracture Stevenson, Houston, TX Performance Alejandro Pena, Schlumberger, Sugar Land, TX
ÊSESSION 6: Fracturing Lower Completion and Surface Deployment Equipment 2:20 pm – 3:40 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom Session Organizer: Frac Fears: What Keeps Me Design Innovations for Step Maximizing Assets by Mike Burvill, Trican, Red Deer, Awake at Night Changes in Multi Stage Re-Entering Wells Using AB, Canada Eric Schmelzl, NCS Oilfield Stimulation Multistage Restimulation Services, Calgary, AB, Canada Indranil Roy, Schlumberger, Completion Technology Rosharon, TX Alex Kotzur, Packers Plus Energy Services, Houston, TX
Refreshment Break/Exhibits/ePosters 3:40 pm – 4:05 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom & Grand Pavilion Foyer ÊSESSION 7: Fracturing Material, Logistics, and Delivery Solutions *Session sponsored by Sandbox Logistics 4:05 pm – 5:25 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom Session Organizer: Transforming Proppant Last Mile Fueling - Flare to Operational Challenges Y. Doreen Chin, Shell, Logistics Fuel in the Oilfield during Hydraulic Fracturing Houston, TX Peter Glynn, Sandbox Logistics, Phil Fusacchia, GE Oil & Gas, on Multi-Well Pad Projects Houston, TX Houston, TX Ehtiram Azizov, Trican, Calgary, AB, Canada
Reception/Exhibits/ePosters 5:25 pm – 7:00 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom & Grand Pavilion Foyer
6 THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 2015 TECHNICALTHURSDAY PROGRAM
Continental Breakfast 8:00 am – 9:00 am Grand Pavilion Ballroom & Grand Pavilion Foyer Ê Panel 3 - Production Operations: Innovation for the Long Haul 9:00 am – 10:15 am Grand Pavilion Ballroom Session Organizer: GAS ASSISTED ROD PUMP: Innovation through Virtually Unrestricted Length Kirk Osborne, Southwestern A Case Study of Merging Collaboration- Enhancing of Intervention Possible with Energy Company, Houston, TX Gas Lift with a Rod Pump to Well Performance thru Creative Minds at Work Increase Production/Reserves Technology Driven Solutions Ron Clarke, CoiledTube, in Horizontal Wellbores Rustom Mody, Baker Hughes, Houston, TX Daryl Mazzanti, GARP Services, Houston, TX LLC, Houston, TX
Refreshment Break/Exhibits/ePosters 10:15 am – 10:40 am Grand Pavilion Ballroom & Grand Pavilion Foyer Ê SESSION 8: Artificial Lift - Looking for the Silver Bullet *Session sponsored by GE Oil & Gas 10:40 am – 12:00 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom Session Organizer: Development of ESP Pumping Unconventional Lifting Artificial Lift - Looking for the Steve Baumgartner, Marathon Solutions for Unconventionals Lessons Learned Silver Bullet Oil, Houston, TX Mike F. Hughes, GE Oil & Gas, Bill Lane, Weatherford, Kyel Hodenfield, Schlumberger, Oklahoma City, OK McAllen, TX Houston, TX
Lunch/Exhibits/ePosters 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom & Grand Pavilion Foyer Ê SESSION 9: Well Workover/Intervention - A Product of Effective Well Surveillance *Session sponsored by Southwestern Energy 1:00 pm – 2:20 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom Session Organizer: Utilizing Video Production Multistage Coiled Tubing Refracturing Brings New Life Rustom Mody, Baker Hughes, Logging and Polymer Gel Annular Fracturing to Unconventional Reservoirs Houston, TX, United States to Isolate Water Entry in Techniques Joseph Melcher, Halliburton, Horizontal Gas Wells Brett Fears, Thru Tubing Houston, TX Daniel Shattuck, Southwestern Solutions, Oklahoma City, OK Energy, Houston, TX
Ê SESSION 10: Water Management - A Critical Component of Unconventionals 2:20 pm – 3:40 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom Session Organizer: The Fresh Water Neutral Understanding Oilfield Water Engineering Aspects Steve Baumgartner, Marathon Challenge: The Need for management for Sustainable of a Centralized Water Oil, Houston, TX Protection, Reduction, Unconventional Development Management System Innovation, and Conservation Kushal Seth, FMC Technologies, Alan Van Reet, Pioneer Water Rowlan Greaves, Southwestern Houston, TX Management LLC, Irving, TX Energy, Houston, TX
Refreshment Break/Exhibits/ePosters 3:40 pm – 3:55 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom & Grand Pavilion Foyer Ê Panel 4 - The Future of Unconventionals - To Infinity and Beyond 3:55 pm – 5:00 pm Grand Pavilion Ballroom Session Organizer: The Brief Candle of the U.S. The “Not So Tight” Thought Before Action: There Martin Rylance, BP, Shale Gas Revolution Reservoirs: A Brief is Finally Time Houston, TX Arthur Berman, Labyrinth Introduction John Cadenhead, Consulting, Sugarland, TX Randy LaFollette, Baker Schlumberger, Houston, TX Hughes Pressure Pumping, Houston, TX
7 SPONSORS
Conference Sponsor
ASME helps the global engineering community develop solutions to real world challenges. Founded in 1880 as the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, ASME is a not-for-profit professional organization that enables collaboration, knowledge sharing, and skill development across all engineering disciplines, while promoting the vital role of the engineer in society. ASME codes and standards, publications, conferences, continuing education, and professional development programs provide a foundation for advancing technical knowledge and a safer world. Visit: www.asme.org Exhibit booths 25 & 26
Platinum Sponsor
SandBox Logistics, LLC has developed a unique system through its proprietary equipment set and process which provides a true, end-to-end mine to well-head logistics solution that directly and immediately improves HS&E programs, lower operating costs, and optimizes well-head production. With the SandBox Logistics process, you can eliminate the 3D’s: • Dust • Demurrage • Degradation Visit: www.sandboxlogistics.com Keynote Sponsor & Session 7 Sponsor Exhibit Booths 1 & 24
Silver Sponsors
GE Oil & Gas works on the things that matter in the oil and gas industry. In collaboration with our customers, we push the boundaries of technology to bring energy to the world. From extraction to transportation to end use, we address today’s toughest challenges in order to fuel the future. Visit: www.geoilandgas.com Session 8 Sponsor Exhibit booths 11 & 12
NCS Multistage is the world leader in coiled-tubing-deployed frac-isolation technology used for multistage completions in shale and other unconventional formations. The Multistage Unlimited frac-isolation system delivers predictable frac spacing and propped volume, which make optimized field frac networks possible. NCS is an independent technology and services company that operates internationally. Visit: www.ncsfrac.com Panel 2 Sponsor Exhibit booths 17 & 18
8 SPONSORS
Bronze Sponsors
Baker Hughes is a leading supplier of oilfield services, products, technology and systems to the worldwide oil and natural gas industry. The company’s 57,000-plus employees today work in over 80 countries helping customers find, evaluate, drill, produce, transport and process hydrocarbon resources. Visit: www.bakerhughes.com Exhibit booth 21
Metallic Building Company is the leading resource for custom pre-engineered metal building solutions for the oil and gas industry. From design to procuring the optimal project materials, our building experts will handle the details every step of the way. To discuss specifications for your project, email us at oilandgas±metallic.com. Visit: www.metallic.com Exhibit booth 10
U.S. Well Services, LLC is a Houston, Texas based oilfield services provider of well stimulation services to the upstream oil and gas industry. We engage in high-pressure hydraulic fracturing in unconventional oil and natural gas basins and are currently under contract to perform services in the Marcellus and Utica shale regions in Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. We deploy both state of the art conventional diesel powered fleets as well as Clean Fleet®. The Clean Fleet® is the industry’s first fully mobile, fully electric hydraulic fracturing system that is powered entirely by natural gas whereby conventional diesel engines are totally replaced with electric motors. It provides enhanced safety features, smaller physical and environmental footprints, and reduced noise levels at a lower cost relative to traditional fracturing equipment. Visit: www.uswellservices.com Exhibit booth 33
Session Sponsors
Currently the fourth largest producer of natural gas in the US Lower 48, Southwestern Energy Company (NYSE: SWN) is a growing independent energy company primarily engaged in natural gas and crude oil exploration, development and production. We are also focused on creating and capturing additional value through our natural gas gathering and marketing businesses, which we refer to as Midstream Services. Visit: www.swn.com Session 9 Sponsor Exhibit booth 16
Weir Oil & Gas Division provides superior products and service solutions to Oil & Gas customers in upstream, production, transportation, refining and related industries. Upstream products include Pressure Pumping equipment & services from SPM, Mesa and Novatech. Seaboard and Mathena provide Pressure Control products & rental services. Downstream products include API 610 pumps & spare parts for refining and petrochemical industries from Gabbioneta. Engineered mechanical and rotating equipment repairs & upgrades, oilfield and drilling equipment repair and certification, spares parts including asset management & field services are delivered globally by Weir Oil & Gas Services. Visit: www.weiroilandgas.com ePoster Session Sponsor Exhibit booth 9
Lanyards Sponsors
Packers Plus is the innovator of open hole, multi-stage completion systems and provides solutions for technically challenging applications in horizontal, vertical, multi-lateral, and high pressure/high temperature (HPHT) wells. The company has operations in Canada, the United States, and internationally to maintain an influential role in key markets. Visit: www.packersplus.com
9 EXHIBITORS Acterra Group provides steel tank and silo manufacturing; multiple lines of pumping equipment; sale, service and installation; and turn-key construction for fuel, oil, and chemical storage. If you need it stored Acterra can get it built. • Hazardous Liquid Storage Systems • Bulk Solid & Frac Sand Storage Systems • Fleet Fueling Systems Visit: www.acterragroup.com Exhibit booth 22
American Jereh is a global manufacturer of advanced oilfield equipment, providing clients with a one-stop shop for custom and integrated solutions for onshore and offshore use. We offer integrated oilfield equipment solutions and services for drilling, well-completion, well service, wellhead control, natural gas compression, natural gas liquefaction and environmental control. Visit: www.americanjereh.com Exhibit booths 5, 6, 19 & 20
AmeriMex Motor and Controls, LLC. is located in Houston, Texas, and specializes in new and remanufactured AC/DC rotating equipment as well as controls. AmeriMex provides solutions to the marine, drilling, dredging, petrochemical, cement, plastic, steel, general industry and many other markets. Our equipment is designed to meet the power needs of any industry. Additionally, we also maintain a large stock of replacement parts and accessories to keep your existing electric equipment running. The combination of motors and controls supplied by AmeriMex provides total system responsibility for our customers. If a problem should occur, one phone call will get instant response 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Our over 200,000 square-foot facility houses a complete machine shop, welding shop, and sheet metal shop in addition to our electric motor shop and controls department. AmeriMex also has one of the largest load test facilities in the U.S., capable of full-load testing vertically and horizontally up to 6000 horsepower. In addition, all engineering is performed on-site to ensure that your exact requirements are met and your complete satisfaction is guaranteed. Visit: www.amerimexinc.com Exhibit booth 30
Carestream NDT is a leader in the NDT imaging space. We manufacture traditional film and chemicals as well as computed radiography (CR) and direct radiography (DR) inspection equipment suitable for the Fracking industry. All of our equipment is built from the ground up to meet rigors of the NDT industry. Headquartered in Rochester, NY we still manufacture all of our digital products in USA. Come visit us at booth #29 to see the newest in portable radiography equipment to keep your site safe and productive. Visit: www.carestream.com Exhibit booth 29
Cambelt is a manufacturer of frac sand and proppants conveying equipment. Product line includes Sand Storage Trailers (Sand King, Mountain Movers), Master Sand Conveyors (T-Belts), Road-Towable Portable Conveyors (Doodlers, Bazookas), Self-Propelled Rail-to-Truck Transloaders. All equipment utilizes Cambelt’ s proprietary “nubbed” belt for clean and exceptional conveying rates. Visit: www.cambelt.com Exhibit booths 2 & 3
CORTEC is a leading manufacturing of Production Chokes, Extreme Service Chokes, Compact Ball and Check Valves, Diverter Valves, and a wide variety of Flow Line Components. API 6A Licensed & Registered ISO: 9001. Visit: www.uscortec.com Exhibit booth 4
Cowboy Containments, Inc. is an Oilfield Product Support Company. CCI manufactures top quality secondary containments for the oilfield. Primarily targeting oilfield services and equipment rental companies. Here at CCI we use only the highest quality materials to manufacture our product. Mixed with innovative design and the willingness to take on any challenge, CCI has grown out of that one car garage and into a 20,000sqft manufacturing facility. Everything we manufacture is custom designed in-house, and manufactured right here in our warehouse. Aside from our employees, our customer feedback is one of our most valuable assets. Visit: www.cowboycontainments.com Exhibit booths 14 & 15
10 EXHIBITORS
RIGSAVER has been used worldwide to prevent diesel engine overspeed. We are a globally recognized manufacturer of air shutoff valves and are known for providing reliable service on and offshore. Our spring operated air shutoff valves are mounted in the air intake system, blocking the air flow and positively stopping the engine. The Rigsaver valve can be manually or automatically controlled, responding to a variety of fault or hazard conditions. Our valves work under the most adverse conditions associated with locations in the Canadian Artic, the Gulf of Mexico, the North Sea, the deserts of Africa, the Middle East and the Pacific Rim. Our extensive family of engine safety solutions include AMOT, Chalwyn, Rigsaver and Roda Deaco brands. Visit: www.rigsaver.com Exhibit booth 23
The Equity Engineering Group develops technologies that keep oil refining and petrochemical plants safe and operating at top capacity. Our focus is on aging infrastructure, improving profitability with consulting strategies and software that manage risk and control inspection costs through a plant’s equipment life-cycle. Visit: www.equityeng.com Exhibit booth 8
Fotech Solutions Ltd specializes in the development and delivery of Distributed Acoustic Sensing solutions. With the Helios DAS system Fotech delivers real-time acoustic event detection along an optical fiber, enabling engineers to ‘visualize’ and record down-hole activity over the lifecycle of a well with greater clarity than ever before. Visit: www.fotechsolutions.com Exhibit booth 7
The Garlock family of companies is acknowledged as the global leader in high-performance fluid sealing products, committed to a culture of safety and environmental stewardship. Processing industries served include chemicals and petrochemicals, refining, pulp and paper, power generation, semiconductor, primary metals, food and pharmaceuticals, mining and original equipment manufacturers. Visit: www.garlock.com Exhibit booth 31
IKA®- Works, Inc. is a worldwide manufacturer of mixing and dispersing equipment for the chemical, food, beverage, pharmaceutical, coatings, personal care and cosmetics industries. IKA provides a wide range of products including high shear mixers and mixing systems, scaling from laboratory to production scale. Visit: www.ikausa.com Exhibit booth 13
Microtrac, the global pioneer of particle characterization technologies provides innovative, reliable, and repeatable solutions. Microtrac’s instruments measure particle size, zeta potential, 3-D dynamic image analysis, molecular weight, surface analysis, and particle counting. Microtrac also offers contract laboratory services, as well as, custom service plans designed to meet and exceed customer expectations. Visit: www.microtrac.com Exhibit booth 32
Since 1997, Thru Tubing Solutions has been providing specialized downhole services and equipment to customers worldwide. Forged from the experience and expertise of our seasoned filed professionals and engineering staff, we’ve become the leading provider of thru tubing tools and services in the industry today. TTS is ready to provide solutions for your downhole projects 24/7 with more than 20 locations and 500 employees placed in major shale plays around the globe. Visit: www.thrutubing.com Exhibit booths 27 & 28
Process Industry Practices, PIP, is a consortium of Member Companies harmonizing their internal standards for project EPC and maintenance related work into industry practices. PIP Practices are readily available and used to meet the needs of related industries. PIP has over 525 Practices in the following engineering disciplines: Civil, Structural, Architectural, Coatings, Insulation, Refractory, Data Management, Electrical, Hygienic Process, Machinery, P&ID, Pipeline Systems, Piping, Process Control, Analyzers, and Vessel. Visit: www.pip.org Exhibit booth 34
11 EXHIBITOR INDEX
Company Booth #
Acterra Group #22
American Jereh International Cooperation #5,6,19 & 20
AmeriMex Motor & Controls, LLC. #30
ASME #25 & #26
Baker Hughes #21
Carestream NDT #29
Cambelt International Corporation #2 & #3
Cortec #4
Cowboy Containments, Inc. #14 & #15
Rigsaver #23
Equity Engineering Group, Inc. #8
Fotech Solutions #7
Garlock Sealing Technologies #31
GE Oil & Gas #11 & #12
IKA Works, Inc. #13
Metallic Building Company #10
Microtrac #32
NCS Multistage #17 & 18
Process Industry Practices, PIP #34
Sandbox Logistics #1 & #24
Southwestern Energy #16
Thru Tubing Solutions #27 & 28
U.S. Well Services #33
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12 EXHIBITOR FLOOR PLAN
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13 EXECUTIVE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
MARTIN RYLANCE Senior Advisor and Engineering Manager for Fracturing & Stimulation, BP Conference Chair
JARED OEHRING Director of Technology, U.S. Well Services LLC Conference Co-Chair
FRANK ADAMEK Chief Consulting Engineering, GE Oil & Gas
STEVE BAUMGARTNER Senior Technical Consultant, Marathon Oil
BLAKE BURNETTE Director of Equipment Research & Development, Baker Hughes Pressure Pumping
MIKE BURVILL Corporate Manager Fracturing & Nitrogen Services, Trican
NATASHA CHEREDNICHENKO Stimulation Wellsite Delivery Portfolio Manager, Schlumberger
DOREEN CHIN Team Lead of FA/PE/PC, Upstream Americas Unconventionals, Shell Exploration and Production Co.
SATYA GUPTA Global Business Development Director, Production Enhancement Technology, Baker Hughes
JULIO GUERRERO Draper Laboratory, Cambridge Research and Technology L.L.C.
JOEY HUSBAND Senior Vice President and General Manager, Nabors Drilling USA Northern Division
RUSTOM MODY Vice President/Chief Engineer – Enterprise Technology, Baker Hughes Inc.
KIRK OSBORNE Production Engineering Manager, Fayetteville Shale Division, Southwestern Energy Company
CHRIS PRUSIECKI Drilling Optimization Manager, BP
MAHESH UDIPI Engineering Manager- Surface Completion Products, North America, GE Oil and Gas
14 HOTEL FLOOR PLAN
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