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16 Apr 2019 | Hudson | Calgary, Alberta, Canada SPE/CHOA Slugging it Out Conference

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Schedule Overview 0700–0800 Registration and Breakfast 0800–0810 Opening Remarks by Committee Chair, Jarrett Dragani, Cenovus Energy Keynote Presentation: Rail’s Role in Accessing the Market 0810–0845 Keith Chiasson, Executive Vice President Downstream, Cenovus Energy Session 1: Smart Optimization 1 Optimization of Steam Allocation Decisions through Integrated Workflow Planning 0845–0945 Amir Hossini and Javier Sanchez, ConocoPhillips 2 SAGD Field Development Planning Through the Use of Optimization Software Kyle Craig, Aucerna

0945–1015 Morning Coffee Break Session 2: New Tech – Upstream Production Enhancement 1 Move Fast and Break Things, in the Lab Not in the Field Tom de Haas, Interface Fluidics 1015–1145 2 RF XL Commercialization Update – RF Heating for Oil Sands and Heavy Oil Reservoirs Mike Tourigny, Acceleware 3 The Justification for SAGD-Specific Flow Control Devices Julian Ortiz, ConocoPhillips Canada 1145–1300 Networking Lunch Session 3: New Tech – Downstream Market Solutions 1 Heavy Oil and Bitumen Pellets: Solid Phase Transport of Oil Ian Gates and Jacky Wang, University of Calgary 1300–1430 2 Ready for Prime Time – The EJS Regional Hub Project Edwin J. Veith and Richard Masson, Fractal Systems 3 Impacts of the IMO Sulphur Regulation on the Canadian Crude Oil Market Dinara Millington, Canadian Energy Research Institute

1430–1500 Afternoon Coffee Break. Session 4: Project Updates and Field Demonstration Pilots 1 Operational Updates and Development Trends Jared Wynveen, McDaniel & Associates Consultants 2 Devon Manatokan East Post-CHOPS Methane & Propane CSI Pilot Results , Devon Canada 1500–1700 Mark Anderson 3 Turning Lemons into Lemonade – Challenges and Strategies to Maximize Value from Long Lake Craig Flowers, CNOOC International 4 Production Challenges with Foamy Oil at Clearwater Marten Hills Justin Dell, Cenovus Energy

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PROGRAM COMMITTEE OPENING KEYNOTE PRESENTER

Chairperson Jarrett Dragani Cenovus Energy Rail’s Role in Accessing the Market

Farid Ahmadloo Richard Chan Stephan Foust Mary Hansen Canadian Natural Suncor Energy McDaniel & Associates Resources Limited Consultants Ltd.

Amir Hosseini Sara Lagos Kris Stephansson Glenn Thoben ConocoPhillips Devon Energy Imperial Oil Spartan Controls.

David Vu Jeremy Walter K.C. Yeung Jian-Yang Yuan CNOOC International. Computer Modelling Group Partners Energy MEG Energy Development Corp.

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OPENING KEYNOTE PRESENTER 0810-0845 Rail’s Role in Accessing the Market

Keynote Speaker: Keith Chiasson Executive Vice President Downstream, Cenovus Energy Inc.

The number one issue facing Canadian heavy oil producers remains lack of adequate takeaway capacity for the sector’s growing oil production. This is impacting cash flow not just for producers but also for provincial and federal governments and is hurting the Canadian economy. While building new pipelines is the key solution to this problem, rail also has a role to play, even in times when pipeline capacity is at sufficient levels. Keith Chiasson, Cenovus Energy’s Executive Vice-President of Downstream, will talk about the benefits of moving oil by rail, as well as how we can overcome some of the challenges that created the market access problem. Sponsor of Slugging it Out 2019

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0845-0945 SESSION 1: SMART OPTIMIZATION

Session Chairpersons: Amir Hossini, ConocoPhillips Kris Stephansson, Imperial Oil Jeremy Walter, Computer Modelling Group

PRESENTATION 1 PRESENTATION 2 Optimization of Steam Allocation SAGD Field Development Planning Decisions through Integrated Workflow Through the Use of Optimization Planning Software

Amir Hossini and Javier Sanchez, Kyle Craig, Aucerna ConocoPhillips Field development planning for SAGD The segregation of SAGD well projects requires a proper sequence to performances across the inventory align field production with constraints necessitates a preferential steam through trunklines and at central allocation for production optimization. processing facilities for multiple Amir Hossini This is particularly important when production and injection streams. This is local complexities such as top-water particularly difficult to accomplish with production ratios thief zone interaction, bottom-water that change over time such that a facility designed to interaction and reservoir architecture meet initial rates is eventually either underbuilt, causing will have impacts not only on current production curtailment, or overbuilt, leading to higher performance of the wells but also capital spend. This presentation will investigate the use their anticipated performance in the of optimization software for the use of field development future. Therefore, establishment of an planning to guide the selection of pads and trunklines integrated workflow around steam to maximize value. Through the use of dependencies, Javier Sanchez allocation strategy which maximizes constraints and selection criteria, the optimization production while (1) considers current software will analyze numerous possible sequences and challenges, (2) addresses anticipated timings to find the combination which yields the greatest subsurface risks and (3) provides a feedback loop to net present value and aligns surface and subsurface influence future planning is of utmost importance. In this requirements. Field development plans using typical talk, we discuss a full cycle steam allocation strategy that pad sequencing techniques will be compared to the addresses all three areas. optimized case to highlight the impact of pad sequence on constrained production, trunkline sizing, field capital and overall economics. Drilling, Completion and Intervention Success Begins with Hunting

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1015-1145 SESSION 2: NEW TECH – UPSTREAM PRODUCTION ENHANCEMENT

Session Chairpersons: Mary Hansen, McDaniel & Associates Consultants Jian-Yang Yuan, MEG Energy PRESENTATION 1 PRESENTATION 2 Move Fast and Break Things, RF XL Commercialization Update – RF in the Lab Not in the Field Heating for Oil Sands and Heavy Oil Reservoirs Tom de Haas, Interface Fluidics Mike Tourigny, Acceleware Assessing the performance of new in-situ bitumen recovery methods Thermal recovery is one of the most with a field pilot requires extensive effective approaches in recovering risk assessments, takes months to heavy oil or bitumen. Radio frequency years, and often leads to inconclusive (RF) energy has been considered results. Exciting new chemistry and for downhole heating as early as recovery processes are entering the market all the the 1940’s. Recent developments in time; laboratory testing provides companies with an this technology have generated new interest due to its opportunity to screen different production technologies economic and environmental benefits and for its ability before going to the field. Screening gives field pilots to produce a wide range of reservoirs including many the best chance of successfully moving from a pilot that to date have not been considered commercially to commercial implementation. This presentation will viable. discuss the role of new micromodel technology in The technology operates by delivering controlled screening new production chemistry. electromagnetic energy (EM) directly into an oil-bearing Micromodels have been used in the oil and gas formation. The electromagnetic energy raises the industry since the 1960s. In the 1990s, Improvements temperature of existing water in the formation, enabling in microfabrication from the microelectronics production. Important properties for the success of this industry improved the accuracy of the devices. technology are: porosity, permeability and oil saturation. Modern micromodels can reach reservoir pressure Performance is less sensitive to initial reservoir and temperature and deliver results quickly. Key conditions (low pressure and temperature), reservoir advantages of this method are the visual information thickness or low depth. As an all-electric process, RF on fluid flow, visualization of reservoir damage, and the heating lends itself to zero GHG production of such high speed of the tests. Rapid testing allows for more reservoirs where the power provided to generate the RF conditions to be tested than in a field pilot or sand energy comes from a renewable source. pack test. Thermal recovery methods that have been The presentation will provide a progress update on the tested using micromodels include: pure steam, alkaline commercialization of RF XL including Accelewares’ plan additives, solvents steam additives, pure solvents, for a commercial scale pilot of the technology in an oil alcohol steam additives, and foams. This presentation sands reservoir. Content will also include an overview of will review the results from these micromodel tests and the broad potential of RF heating to deliver low cost and provide insight into how the learnings can be applied low carbon production from a wide range of heavy oil to the field. and bitumen reserves. SPE/CHOA Slugging it Out Conference

PRESENTATION 3 The Justification for SAGD-Specific Flow Stay and connect with your industry Control Devices peers at the Slugging it Back Reception immediately following Julian Ortiz, ConocoPhillips Canada the Conference.

Flow Control Devices (FCD) have revolutionized the way Oilsands companies operate their SAGD wells. FCDs have improved the steam conformance and productivity of SAGD well pairs since they were piloted by ConocoPhillips back in 2006. Despite the performance success, these types of FCDs were not designed for thermal applications. In this talk, ConocoPhillips will present a justification for SAGD-specific Hot appetizers and beverages will be served. FCDs and their potential benefits over conventional ones.

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1300-1430 Stay and connect with your industry peers at the Slugging it Back SESSION 3: NEW TECH – DOWNSTREAM MARKET SOLUTIONS Reception immediately following the Conference. Session Chairpersons: Richard Chan, Suncor Energy Glenn Thoben, Spartan Controls PRESENTATION 1 Heavy Oil and Bitumen Pellets: Solid Phase Transport of Oil

Ian Gates and Jacky Wang, University of Calgary

Given market access issues, there is a need to find new ways to transport W. Canada’s heavy oil and bitumen products and there is potential that crude by rail could be a solution for bitumen transportation. Solideum Inc. has Hot appetizers and beverages will be served. developed a technology for pelletizing heavy oil and bitumen into a non-sticky solid format which can be easily and safely transported by rail. In this talk, we Ian Gates Jacky Wang will discuss Solideum’s technology on conversion of heavy oil and bitumen to solid phase oil and issues surrounding its transport by rail.

PRESENTATION 2 Ready for Prime Time – The EJS Regional Hub Project

Edwin J. Veith and Richard Masson, Fractal Systems

After over 12 years of orderly development, the Enhanced JetShear™ (EJS) partial upgrading technology, is ready for deployment at commercial scale. The technology dramatically reduces the viscosity of bitumen resulting in a reduction of approximately 50 vol% of diluent required to meet pipeline specifications and 100% of diluent for rail applications. In addition, the quality of the bitumen is improved by reducing the Total Acid Number or TAN to below 1.0 mg KOH/gr Flow Control Solutions Sand Control Solutions Edwin J. Veith and improving the distillation curve. Removing diluent from the transportation system increases M CANA export pipeline capacity by about 20%, reduces producer costs and reduces the GHG footprint Variperm is committed to providing ER DA Providing the industry with the IP L R T associated with moving bitumen to market by 11%. our clients with an OPTIMUM A D HIGHEST CALIBER V . DESIGN WINDOW to ensure the construction, durability, The core technology combines hydrodynamic cavitation and mild thermal cracking, without the most value in their flow control and flow performance, formation of coke or other by-products (i.e. pitch), resulting in beneficial product properties and selection, whether it is a more with INDUSTRY Anniversary near 100% volumetric yield. The technology is designed to be applied in the field, close to a SAGD 1969 C 2019 conventional design or our latest A B. LEADING production LGARY, A product offerings. capacity. production facility, or in a transportation terminal or hub where export volumes are transported to market via pipeline and rail for maximum flexibility. Richard Masson Since the conclusion of the commercial demonstration program in 2017 with Cenovus, Fractal has been focused on the development of its initial commercial scale project to be located at a major pipeline hub in Alberta with a processing capacity of up to 70,000 barrels per day of dilbit (~50,000 barrels per www.variperm.com day of bitumen). To support the development of this project, commercial relationships with producers, midstream Variperm Canada Limited companies, capital providers and other organizations are being established. (403) 250-SAND (7263) [email protected] is proud to have its Quality A brief technology description, and explanation of the value proposition and commercial progress towards the EJS #7, 3424 - 26th Street N.E. Calgary AB Management System certified to ISO 9001:2015. Regional Hub project will be presented. SPE/CHOA Slugging it Out Conference

PRESENTATION 3 Impacts of the IMO Sulphur Regulation on the Canadian Crude Oil Market

Dinara Millington, Canadian Energy Research Institute

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is enacting a regulation to limit sulphur in bunker fuel to 0.5% by 2020. This more stringent regulation restricting emissions from ships plying international waters could significantly change the crude oil landscape at regional and global levels. CERI’s study 175 analyzed the impact of the IMO standard on demand for and price of heavy crude oil produced in Canada. This presentation will cover the findings of that research. More specifically, it will address how will the changes in the bunker fuel oil market affect crude oil differentials and valuations and what volumes of Canadian heavy production will be affected by the IMO spec change in 2020.

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1500-1700 SESSION 4: PROJECT UPDATES AND FIELD DEMONSTRATION PILOTS

Session Chairpersons: Sara Lagos, Devon Energy David Vu, CNOOC International Farid Ahmadloo, Canadian Natural Resources Limited

PRESENTATION 1 Operational Updates and Development Trends

Jared Wynveen, McDaniel & Associates Consultants

SAGD performance and recovery has improved drastically over the past decade as a result of new technologies, making it a more competitive Canadian resource. This presentation will cover the most recent development trends in the SAGD world including a broad overview of current producing projects, as well as key technologies that have become game changers in industry. Topics of discussion include: infill wells, non-condensable gas injection, flow control devices, and extended reach horizontal wells. Other project updates pertaining to significant operational progress will also be discussed.

PRESENTATION 2 Devon Manatokan East Post-CHOPS Methane & Propane CSI Pilot Results

Mark Anderson, Devon Canada

This talk will review the design, operation, and performance results of a methane and propane cyclic solvent injection scheme operated by Devon in a post-CHOPS reservoir located near Bonnyville Alberta. Lab testing was undertaken to evaluate the effectiveness of and screen various solvents to reinvigorate post-CHOPS wells in the Colony heavy oil formation. Field testing was used to confirm reservoir containment and reservoir properties prior to the pilot. A number of simulation studies were used to predict and later history-match the performance of the CSI scheme using a 3D geostatistical model. The field pilot operated for approximately one year with active cycling and another year of blowdown. All injection and production streams were monitored and sampled, as well as some downhole measurement to observe the scheme performance. Injected fluid composition and operating pressure were modified during the pilot to evaluate different operating conditions. Rapid 1 month cycling with methane & propane CSI was effective in returning two depleted CHOPS wells to their previous peak CHOPS oil rates and confirmed multiple recovery mechanisms are at play including re-establishing foamy oil drive, viscosity reduction, and pressure drive. Water and sand production rates were significantly altered during cycles compared to base CHOPS production. There was a 50% improvement in oil recovery after one year of cycling and one year of blowdown. SPE/CHOA Slugging it Out Conference

PRESENTATION 3 PRESENTATION 4 Turning Lemons into Lemonade – Chal- Production Challenges with Foamy Oil at lenges and Strategies to Maximize Value Clearwater Marten Hills from Long Lake Justin Dell, Cenovus Energy Craig Flowers, CNOOC International Cenovus operates five multilateral CNOOC International’s Long Lake wells in the Clearwater Marten Hills asset produces from a challenging pool. Multilateral wells range from 4-8 reservoir faced with various laterals at lengths of approximately impairments, including regions 1600m and vertical depth of ~560- with significant heterogeneity, lean 720m. Multi-lateral wells can reduce zones and top water. Faced with overall surface disturbance and enhance the economics these challenges, recent production from Long Lake of an oil play. The oil quality in the field ranges from has continued to improve and SOR’s have reached 14-23 API and has high GOR’s resulting in challenging historic lows. This presentation will give an overview bottom hole production conditions. One consideration in of some of the subsurface challenges facing Long Lake particular is foamy oil behavior and the impacts to typical production and a summary of recent developments conventional PCP pump efficiencies and performance. and strategies the team has undertaken to maximize This presentation will outline some of the learnings to value from the asset. date with PCP failures and downhole instrumentation.

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ATTENDEE LIST (As of 9 April 2019, Subject to change.)

Registrant Name Company Name Registrant Name Company Name

Stephan Foust - Asghar Sadeghi CNOOC International Laura McIntyre Acceleware Ltd David Vu CNOOC International Mike Tourigny Acceleware Ltd Mohammad Zeidani CNOOC International Teresa Rempfer AER Jason Close Computer Modelling Group Ltd. Danny Auld AGAT Laboratories Khoi Duong Computer Modelling Group Ltd. Robert Paul AGAT Laboratories Anjani Kumar Computer Modelling Group Ltd. Jordan Wilson AGAT Laboratories Don McClatchie Computer Modelling Group Ltd. Violeta Brankovic Alberta Energy Regulator Jeremy Walter Computer Modelling Group Ltd. Shadi Fattahi Alberta Energy Regulator David Hallett Cona Resources Ltd Bruce Duong Alberta Innovates Nolan Lerner Cona Resources Ltd Vanessa White Alberta Innovates Amir Hosseini ConocoPhillips Canada Ltd Ramsey Yuen Alberta Securities Commission Julian Ortiz ConocoPhillips Canada Ltd Marie-Josée Banwell Altamira Information Clint Redpath ConocoPhillips Canada Ltd Justin Macdonald Athabasca Oil Corporation Javier Sanchez ConocoPhillips Canada Ltd Kyle Craig Aucerna Roger Walters ConocoPhillips Canada Ltd Richard Armstrong Ausenco Derek Morin Core Design Ltd Pejman Mannani Ausenco Mike Adams Core Laboratories Canada Ltd Shelley Nixon Ausenco Colin Thiessen Core Laboratories Canada Ltd Greg Snell Ausenco Justin Bouchard Desjardins Securities Brian Stefan Baker Hughes GE Mark Anderson Devon Canada Corporation John Carnegie BlackPearl Resources Inc Amin Badamchizadeh Devon Canada Corporation Dorn Cassidy Blackspur Oil Corp James Kirkpatrick Devon Canada Corporation Daniel Beniuk Caltex Resources Sara Lagos Devon Canada Corporation Richard Lew Canada Revenue Agency Trish Lavery Devon Canada Corporation Farid Ahmadloo Canadian Natural Resources Ltd Adam OReilly Devon Canada Corporation Peng Jia Canadian Natural Resources Ltd Scott Robertson Devon Canada Corporation Gary Madsen Canadian Natural Resources Ltd Cindy Wong Devon Canada Corporation Sandeep Solanki Canadian Natural Resources Ltd Mahnaz Kasraie Emeral Reservoir Technologies Gunter Lehnert-Thiel Caprock Engineering Corp Jon Isley Fluor Canada Ltd. Luu Ngo Caprock Engineering Corp David Mercer Fluor Canada Ltd. Kevin Beary Cenovus Energy Inc Bernie Moore Fluor Canada Ltd. Keith Chiasson Cenovus Energy Inc Morgan Rodwell Fluor Canada Ltd. Justin Dell Cenovus Energy Inc Ryan Viljoen Fluor Canada Ltd. Jarrett Dragani Cenovus Energy Inc Richard Masson Fractal Systems Nadim Kassam Cenovus Energy Inc Edwin Veith Fractal Systems Chanel Munro Cenovus Energy Inc James Macdonald FWS Group Evelyn Ong Cenovus Energy Inc Tracy Bellingham GLJ Petroleum Consultants Ltd Frank Reddick Cenovus Energy Inc Lia Carnevale GLJ Petroleum Consultants Ltd Todd Zahacy C-FER Technologies Frank Gutowski Global Energy Projects Ltd. Monica Bereznicki CNOOC International Greg Owen GPO & Associates Craig Flowers CNOOC International Mark Olason Great North Wellhead & Frac Brandan Kushniruk CNOOC International Kevin Poole Great North Wellhead & Frac Transforming Heavy Oil

ATTENDEE LIST (As of 9 April 2019, Subject to change.)

Registrant Name Company Name Registrant Name Company Name

Ben Banack Halliburton Canada Inc. Kyle Thacker MEG Energy Scott Hobbs Halliburton Canada Inc. Jian-Yang Yuan MEG Energy John Person Halliburton Canada Inc. Athmaramavasi Todd Stuebing Harvest Operations Corp Chidambaravasi NAIT Eric Campbell Hunting Energy Services Myles Derry NAIT Phil Huber Hunting Energy Services Phillip El-Hayek NAIT Gord Rouse Hunting Energy Services Mohamed Gas NAIT Magda Ciulavu Husky Energy Hoden Haji NAIT Artan Doko Husky Energy Jesse Hnatiuk NAIT Scott Emmond Husky Energy Skyler Hofer NAIT Vahapcan Er Husky Energy Velangini Imandi NAIT Robert Fuenning Husky Energy Harashdeep Jhaj NAIT Blaine Hollinger Husky Energy Jake Kim NAIT Mohammad Kariznovi Husky Energy Ramin Mohammad NAIT Tony Kay Husky Energy Joan Lou Mongaya NAIT Yasser Khan Husky Energy Jordan Stephenson NAIT Dmitry Kuzevanov Husky Energy Justin Zakresky National Bank Financial Inc Paulina Morasse Husky Energy Thomas Yu New York University Meng Cikaluk Imperial Oil David Oladeji Occidental Petroleum Corp. M S Lynn McIntyre Imperial Oil Kent Qin Osum Oil Sands Corp Kris Stephansson Imperial Oil KC Yeung Partners Energy Development Mathew Suitor Imperial Oil Robert Willis PeroxyChem Candace Taylor Imperial Oil Bruce Carey Peters & Co. Ltd. Graham Maglio Import Tool Corp Zhaowen Li PetroChina Canada Robert (Brent) Brough InflowControl Roderick McLennan PetroChina Canada Hart Golbeck InnoTech Alberta Darcy Riva PetroChina Canada Haibo Huang Innotech Alberta Barry Lappin Petrospec Engineering Richard Mcfarlane InnoTech Alberta Kyle Molzan Petrospec Engineering Ronald Sawatzky InnoTech Alberta Trent Waddell Petrospec Engineering Sourabh Ahitan Interface Fluidics Limited Gustavo Bracho Phillips 66 Kirstie Boyle Interface Fluidics Limited Jim Adams Phoenix industrial Maintenance Ltd. Tom De Haas Interface Fluidics Limited Scott Hubert Phoenix Industrial Maintenance Ltd. Travis Gieck International Petroleum Corporation Nathan Frederick Precise Downhole Services Vel Kannan JACOS Michael Melnychuk Precise Downhole Services Jack Suggett JACOS Kyle Lagran PROMORE Nneamaka Atuanya Levene Energy Ben Hollands PTTEP Canada Limited Harold Obasohan Levene Energy CHHAGAN SINGH RAY INTERNATIONAL LLC Oludare Omole Levene Energy Brad Schroeder RGL Reservoir Management Inc Harry Ghosh Maxxam - Bureau Veritas Brad Schroeder RGL Reservoir Management Inc Mary Hansen McDaniel & Assocs. Consultants John Laughton Rife Resources Ltd. Stephen Mackenzie McDaniel & Assocs. Consultants Alex Yuen Rife Resources Ltd. Jared Wynveen McDaniel & Assocs. Consultants Alex Chow RSEG SPE/CHOA Slugging it Out Conference

ATTENDEE LIST (As of 9 April 2019, Subject to change.)

Registrant Name Company Name Registrant Name Company Name

Priscilla Ferreira SAIT Allan Bertram SW Energy Frontiers Ltd Michael Crabtree Saskatchewan Research Council Mohamed Mohamud SW Energy Frontiers Ltd Muhammad Imran Saskatchewan Research Council Paul Guilfoyle Tendeka Kelvin Knorr Saskatchewan Research Council Carmen Dumitrescu Terra-IQ Ltd Paul Paynter Saskatchewan Research Council Denise LeClaire Tesera Systems Inc. Donovan Nielsen Scovan Engineering Inc. Harald Thimm Thimm Consulting Scott Pattinson Scovan Engineering Inc. Bradley Hazle Tidewater Midstream Valerie Stewart Scovan Engineering Inc. DIMITRA KATSURIS TRE Altamira Inc. John Talbot Select Energy Systems Inc. Nora Toro TRE Altamira Inc. Neeraj Patel Serafina Energy Ltd Zahra Amini University of Calgary Corrina Bryson Simplify Complexity Inc Patrick Dwyer University of Calgary Brett McCutcheon Spartan Controls Ltd. Ian Gates University of Calgary Glenn Thoben Spartan Controls Ltd. Belenitza Sequera-Dalton University of Calgary Adrian Vickers Spartan Controls Ltd. Jacky Wang University of Calgary John Howard Straddock Ventures Ltd. Maliha Zaman University of Calgary Joel Colucci Stream-Flo Industries Ltd. Patrick Sentes University of Regina Todd Godfrey Stream-Flo Industries Ltd. John Martinuk Upside Engineering Ltd. Dean Kyle Stream-Flo Industries Ltd. Curtis Veer Upside Engineering Ltd. Nnamso Akpanudoh Suncor Energy Inc. Travis Baird Variperm Canada Ltd Chris Baker Suncor Energy Inc. Colin Matthews Variperm Canada Ltd Lisett Briceno Suncor Energy Inc. Jesse Stevenson Variperm Canada Ltd Diana Carroll Suncor Energy Inc. Aubrey Tuttle Variperm Canada Ltd Richard Chan Suncor Energy Inc. Tyler Elchuk VISTA PROJECTS Hamish Clark Suncor Energy Inc. Ryan Quigg Weatherford Nathan Clarke Suncor Energy Inc. Ryan Cross West Rock Energy Consultants Thomas Crummell Suncor Energy Inc. Justin Downey Suncor Energy Inc. Rebekah Dyckerhoff Suncor Energy Inc. Ellen Fraser Suncor Energy Inc. Fernando Gaviria Suncor Energy Inc. Mars Gumerov Suncor Energy Inc. Parnian Haghighat Suncor Energy Inc. Bruce James Suncor Energy Inc. Konstantinos Katsimihas Suncor Energy Inc. CURTIS KWAN Suncor Energy Inc. William Plaxton Suncor Energy Inc. Jenna Richardson-Prager Suncor Energy Inc. Brittany Rude Suncor Energy Inc. Kristopher Rupert Suncor Energy Inc. Jin Wang Suncor Energy Inc. Michelle Wolanski Suncor Energy Inc. Gordon Holden Surmont Energy Ltd R ®

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