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Netherlands Section Content & SPE - Sponsors SPE Colofon Chairman’s message Netherlands Section Content & SPE - sponsors SPE Recap | March & April SPE Recap | May lecture Good Bugs versus Bad Bugs Lecture Announcement | September 2018 SPE Netherlands Membership statistics YP SPEeddate 2018 SPE Netherlands Scholarship 2018 SC Delft Activities YP on the road 2018 SPE awards Golf event Message Section Board Society of Petroleum Engineers | July 2018 Column | Kees Colofon Colofon SPE Netherlands sponsors 2018-2019 Chairman’s message The SPE Netherlands bulletin is a publication by the SPE Netherlands section. The bulletin is published 4 to 5 times a year and comprises the main activities of the Content & SPE - sponsors SPE Netherlands, the Young Professional community and the student chapters of Utrecht, Amsterdam and Delft. Recap | March & April Editorial Board: BRONZE SILVER BRONZE SPE Netherlands Chair (2017-2018): SPE Recap | May lecture Quirinius van Dorp [email protected] Good Bugs versus Bad Bugs Editor (2017-2018): Robert Aalpol [email protected] Lecture Announcement | September 2018 SILVER PLATNUM BRONZE Adverts and Sponsorship (2017-2018): Femke Perlot-Hoogeveen SPE Netherlands Membership statistics [email protected] Design: YP SPEeddate 2018 Symon Maks www.maksimaal.nl SPE Netherlands Scholarship 2018 Printing: SILVER BRONZE SILVER Lifoka print bv [email protected] SC Delft Activities Media: http://connect.spe.org/Netherlands/home YP on the road www.SPE.org On facebook: GOLD GOLD SILVER 2018 SPE awards SPE Netherlands section SPE YP Netherlands Golf event Your logo here? Your logo here? Your logo here? We want to thank our sponsors Due to the continued support from our long standing sponsors and the addition of Message Section Board several new sponsors this year, SPE Netherlands Section is able to bring you a full slate of events during the 2017 - 2018 season. Column | Kees Colofon Chairman’s message | july 2018 Chairman’s message Content & SPE - sponsors Dear SPE member, dear reader Recap | March & April Another (academic) year over. You will have seen the schoolbags dangling off the flag posts, swaying gently in the summer breeze, testimony to the successful dissemination, acquisition and application of knowledge to and by our upcoming Young Professionals. Congratulations to all and enjoy the blistering heat while you prepare yourselves for a career in petroleum! Universities in Delft, Utrecht, Amsterdam are good places to start, where active SPE Recap | May lecture SPE student chapters will help you develop the technical skills you need and connect you to the network of Petroleum Engineers and Geoscientists who may help navigate you through your studies and to your desired employer! The downturn is behind us, our industry is preparing for the future, eyeing new prospects, rebranding, mergers and acquisitions, and asking you what role you will play. Good Bugs versus Bad Bugs Existing offshore infrastructure will play an important role in conventional energy supply as well as act as stepping stones for renewable energy and the energy transition. Think of the old gas fields and their potential to safely store CO2 or indeed hydrogen using technologies fine-tuned by Lecture Announcement | September 2018 our petroleum industry. Or old platforms converted to electrical power gathering stations. One thing’s for certain in my mind, based on numbers published by EBN, we cannot yet do without petroleum. At long last, indeed the government has openly reaffirmed this. Welcome tax reductions for new investments were recently agreed allowing also the smaller companies to play a larger role in securing our countries desperate quest for a SPE Netherlands Membership statistics sustainable energy balance. We’ve all seen the solar panel subsidies, the “warmtepomp” (a near magical word in every Dutch coffee room), we’ve heard the green talk, and I encourage all these “ new”-ish technologies to find applicability, but will again advise anyone betting on one horse to check the impact, the cost and scalability of these technologies when viewed in the light of powering our country or indeed our world. In the YP SPEeddate 2018 Netherlands, solar panels would need to cover the provinces Noord Holland, Zuid Holland and Utrecht completely (leaving only open water) in order to meet Dutch energy demand. Imagine how much nature must make way for our energy needs if we were to go solar alone. In addition, the general public simply is not ready to pay for the cost. Geothermal energy is making great steps, with a wealth of relevant knowledge readily available from the SPE Netherlands Scholarship 2018 oil and gas business. SPE is here to connect both worlds. SC Delft Activities There is a lot of work ahead of us as Groningen is shutting its doors and we turn our sights offshore. SPE Netherlands will continue to facilitate informal discussions amongst peers as well as provide technical lectures, workshops, continuous education events, SPEed-dating career events, and much more, on which this bulletin will report. Encourage your colleagues to join us, share your challenges and successes with us and above all, have YP on the road a good time doing so! The best teams perform on high morale! I wish you a great summer and welcome you back to join us as we kick off in September! 2018 SPE awards Glück auf! Golf event Quirinius van Dorp SPE NL Chairman 2017-2018 Message Section Board Column | Kees netherlands.spe.org 3 Colofon Programma SPE Netherlands sponsors 2018-2019 Chairman’s message Petrogas E&P-NL Date team title speaker Content & SPE - sponsors Wintershall Thursday 30 August 2018 YP-SPE Pub Quiz --- NAM Monday 10 September 2018 SPE Rock Physics Integration: from Petrophysics to Reza Saberi (CGG) TAQA Energie BV Recap | March & April Simulation Shell International E&P Monday 24 September 2018 C.E. introduction to Petrophysics Jan Lutgert (EBN) Dana Petroleum Netherlands BV SPE Recap | May lecture Thursday 20 September 2018 YP-SPE TBA --- TOTAL E&P Netherlands BV Monday 8 October 2018 SPE/DL CO2 in the Subsurface - From EOR to Storage Gary F. Teletzke SGS Nederland BV Good Bugs versus Bad Bugs Monday 12 November 2018 SPE/DL Managing Non-Technical Risks Made Christiaan Luca Oranje-Nassau Energie Practical and Value-driven Schlumberger Lecture Announcement | September 2018 Monday 10 December 2018 SPE/DL 4D Seismic History Matching Paul Mitchell Neptune Energy Netherlands B.V. Monday 14 January 2019 SPE The Future of Oil and Gas industry: Mike Gunningham EBN SPE Netherlands Membership statistics Overcoming Challenge Monday 11 February 2019 SPE TBA --- YP SPEeddate 2018 Monday 11 March 2019 SPE TBA --- Monday 8 April 2019 SPE/DL EOR from Micro-Scale to Field Torsten Clemens SPE Netherlands Scholarship 2018 Implementation - Example of Polymer Injection Monday 13 May 2019 SPE TBA --- SC Delft Activities Monday 10 June 2019 PGK/SPE --- --- YP on the road 2018 SPE awards Golf event Message Section Board Column | Kees Colofon Chairman’s message Content & SPE - sponsors Recap | March & April SPE Recap | May lecture Good Bugs versus Bad Bugs Lecture Announcement | September 2018 SPE Netherlands Membership statistics YP SPEeddate 2018 SPE Netherlands Scholarship 2018 SC Delft Activities YP on the road 2018 SPE awards OUR BELIEFS Golf event Please visit www.neptuneenergy.com to discover more about our world-class asset Message Section Board portfolio and dedication to safe, sustainable operations. Column | Kees Colofon Recap | March & April Chairman’s message Content & SPE - sponsors SPE Recaps March and April 2018 Recap | March & April SPE Recap | May lecture Quo Vadis? The Art of model assisted RM BY JURGEN GRÖTSCH (SHELL) BY OLWIJN LEEUWENBURGH (TNO) Good Bugs versus Bad Bugs The classic Movie “Quo Vadis” is a romantic love movie. The may lecture went a bit further into the RM, where How have you been? Have you fared well? Love for a Olwijn leeuwenburgh from TNO presented one these Lecture Announcement | September 2018 person or lifetime work has many resemblances. When new computer power novelties. The results from ISAPP, you have been working for decades in a certain field of which is a research program to help reservoir engineers experience it is worth to recap, revisit and see what has with their history matching and production Optimization. SPE Netherlands Membership statistics changed and improved. Jurgen has been working on Since the RE’s spend approximately 50% of their time on integrated reservoir modelling on Carbonates for more the history matching, some computer power and smart than 25 years, and is recapping his experiences and software might ease this workload a bit… YP SPEeddate 2018 learning. A consortium of research institutes and operators has been working on the software For things have changed tremendously in the past decades. And this is not just the and what kind of input is relevant or required. And since this software (ensemble) is SPE Netherlands Scholarship 2018 emerging computer power to actually build dynamic models, but also the integration working mainly on statistics, the more data the better the matching and the predictions. of all required disciplines. The understanding of the reservoir rock is key. Carbonates Continuous production monitoring and well behavior on a daily basis would give you SC Delft Activities do not have the Linear poro-perm relationships as clastics but are far more complex. better results, but the required the computing time is currently just too much to be While in clastics those darn faults might be baffles or seals, in Carbonates they are in usable. general the highways. YP on the road So the research program is currently in its testing phase, where specific fields are The aid of computer power and the understanding of complex reservoir behavior has being used as input like the Beatrice and Weyburn fields. But the first results are most definitely altered recovery factors in a positive way. But, the computer power and promising.
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