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SPE Annual Caspian Technical Conference and Exhibition

Challenges and Changes 1–3 November 2016 / Palace of Independence, Astana,

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

Host Organisation Platinum Sponsor Supporting Partners

Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan

www.spe.org/go/16ctce

Welcome From the Co-Chairs

Dear Colleague,

As conference co-chairs, and on behalf of the Conference Executive and Technical Programme Committees, we thank you for attending the SPE Annual Caspian Technical Conference and Exhibition (CTCE).

This year’s theme — Challenges and Changes — focuses on the current market conditions facing the oil and gas industry, both globally and on a local level. Since the inaugural event in November 2014, the global oil and gas industry has been experiencing a prolonged period of lower oil prices, which has put the spotlight on the commercial viability of all oil and gas projects around the world. The technical challenges of extracting oil and gas in the Caspian, and increasing maturity of many fields, has meant that the downturn in global oil prices has hit the region particularly hard.

The focus now is on cost efficiency, and how technical innovation can be leveraged to improve oil recovery factors, reduction in exploration costs and the identification and extraction of more complex and deeper reserves.

CTCE will provide a platform for local, regional and international experts to discuss these topics and bring you a programme made up of 3 keynote panel sessions, 12 technical sessions involving debate and 50+ research-based presentations with the intention of exchanging knowledge, best practice and experience.

With the support of a broad range of key stakeholders in the Caspian energy industry, including the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, KAZENERGY, PSA, our host KMG and the largest oil and gas players in the Caspian, including ExxonMobil, NCOC, Chevron and TCO, to name a few, the third SPE annual Caspian Technical Conference and Exhibition will provide the perfect platform to discuss topics relevant to maintaining and boosting technological advancements and developments in the region.

We hope that you take the opportunity to meet and network with old and new colleagues, discover new technologies and insights into the industry, engage in debate, and share your experiences.

Sincerely,

Magzum Mirzagaliyev, John Richard Denis, Cheryl Gomez-Smith, Ministry of Energy of the General Director Managing Director Republic of Kazakhstan SRI PDT KazMunayGas ExxonMobil Kazakhstan

1 ABOUT SPE AND PARTNERS

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2 TABLE OF CONTENTS

About SPE and Partners 02 SPE Disciplines Schedule of Events 03 Look for the Discipline icons next to each session to help identify the Venue Floor Plan 04 sessions of interest Sponsors 05 Drilling and Completions Executive and Programme Committees 06 General Information 07 Management and Information Student Development Summit and Energy4Me 09 Production and Operations Opening Ceremony and Conference Programme 10 Health, Safety, Environment and Social Responsibility Speakers' Biographies 12 Technical Programme 14 Projects, Facilities and Construction Regional Award Winners 20 Reservoir Description and Dynamics Media Supporters 21

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

TUESDAY 1 NOVEMBER 08:00 – 09:30 Registration Central Lobby 09:30 – 11:30 Conference Opening Ceremony Congress Hall 11:30 – 11:50 Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing Poster Session Lobby 11:50 – 13:30 Opening Keynote Speaker and Panel Session: Adding Reserves Congress Hall 13:30 – 14:30 Lunch Great Hall 14:30 – 16:00 Technical Session 1: Formation Evaluation and Petrophysics Meeting Room A Technical Session 2: History Matching and Production Forecasting Meeting Room B 16:00 – 16:30 Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing Poster Session Lobby 16:30 – 18:00 Technical Session 3: Well Construction, Completion and Intervention Meeting Room A Technical Session 4: Reservoir Description Meeting Room B 18:00 – 19:30 Welcome Drinks Reception Lobby WEDNESDAY 2 NOVEMBER 09:30 – 09:40 Regional Awards Ceremony Congress Hall 09:40 – 11:15 Keynote Speaker and Panel Session: Project Viability Congress Hall 11:15 – 11:45 Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing Poster Session Lobby 11:45 – 13:15 Technical Session 5: Fractured/Karst Reservoirs Meeting Room A Technical Session 6: Hydrocarbon Systems Meeting Room B 13:15 – 14:15 Lunch Great Hall 14:15 – 15:45 Technical Session 7: Seismic Applications Meeting Room A Technical Session 8: Operational Safety and Safety Culture Meeting Room B 15:45 – 16:15 Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing Poster Session Lobby 16:15 – 17:45 Technical Session 9: Efforts in Improving Oil Recovery Meeting Room A Technical Session 10: Surveillance and Production Optimisation Meeting Room B THURSDAY 3 NOVEMBER 09:30 – 11:10 Keynote Speaker and Panel Session: Business Realignment Congress Hall 11:10 – 11:30 Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing Poster Session Lobby 11:30 – 13:00 Technical Session 11: Production Improvement in Mature Fields Meeting Room A Technical Session 12: Field Applications Meeting Room B 13:00 – 13:15 Closing Remarks Congress Hall 13:15 – 14:15 Lunch Great Hall

3 VENUE FLOORPLAN

Organisers' Office Press Room EMERGENCY ACCESS POINTS

Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing Congress Hall Great Hall Poster Session

Meeting Room B

Author Check-In

Meeting Room A Registration

ENTRANCE

Security Check 52 Tauelsizdik Avenue

4 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

HOST ORGANISATION

PLATINUM SPONSOR

SUPPORTING PARTNERS

Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan

GOLD SPONSOR SILVER SPONSOR BRONZE SPONSOR

LUNCH SPONSOR DIGITAL PROCEEDINGS REGISTRATION AND AV/SIMULCAST SPONSOR LANYARD SPONSOR TRANSLATION SPONSOR

WORLDWIDE PETROLEUM CONSULTING

SPONSORS

SUPPORTING ORGANISATIONS

5 EXECUTIVE AND PROGRAMME COMMITTEES

Executive Committee Co-Chairs Programme Committee Chair Magzum Mirzagaliyev, Aizhana Jussupbekova, NCOC Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan Committee John Richard Denis, KMG Cheryl Gomez-Smith, ExxonMobil Kazakhstan Yessen Balmukhanov, NCOC Baurzhan Kassenov, Olzhas Begimbetov, KMG Tengizchevroil Committee Marzhan Bissembayeva, Gregory King, ExxonMobil Anton Ablaev, Lukas Ostrowski, Tengizchevroil Maigul Kuanyshkaliyeva, NCOC David Blackmore, Valery Kucherov, ERM Daurzhan Augambay, PSA Mike Pillow, Tengizchevroil Karatau Consulting Ning Liu, Tengizchevroil Jeffrey Blake Karfunkle,KMG Devan Raj, Schlumberger Anton Burov, Schlumberger Mauro Martufi, Ted Etchison, Tengizchevroil Matthew Sagers, IHS Energy Nathaniel Cameron, Abzal Narymbetov, Eni Kenzhebek Ibrashev, PSA Arman Satimov, KazEnergy Tengizchevroil Marat Nauryzgaliyev, NCOC Hiroshi Ikeda, Ram Seetheram, NCOC Moon Chaudhri, Tengizchevroil Daulet Ospan, NCOC Rinat Iskakov, Vice-Rector Issak Sekeyev, KPO Robert Cossetti, Antonina Romanteyeva, WIPRO for Kazakh National Research Igor Shpurov, Russian State Agip Karachaganak Assel Salimova, Baker Hughes Academic Affairs Satpaev Committee on Reserves William Duncan, Weatherford Ilyas Saurbayev, NCOC Technical University Vincent Spinelli, KMG Ahmed El-Battawy, Andrea Scotti, Baltabek Kuandykov, Anatoli Vakhguelt, Schlumberger Agip Karachaganak Meridian Petroleum Nazarbayev University Brian Evans, NCOC Zhazar Toktabolat, BG Group Anatoly Leontiev, Shell Luca Vignati, Agip Kevin Fong, Maersk Oil Rakhim Uteyev, KMG Kashagan Thomas Lockhart, Eni Karachaganak Alexander Ivakhnenko, Kazakh Dastem Zhassanov, Gulnar Nugman, ExxonMobil British Technical University Tengizchevroil Francois Jugla, Total

6 GENERAL INFORMATION

Registration chair 30 minutes prior to your session. This will provide the Event registration is located in the main lobby and is open opportunity to discuss your presentation and answer any last- from 08:00 Tuesday 1 November. The registration desk is open minute queries. Authors are required to sign in upon arrival and throughout the conference for general queries. any no-shows will have their paper removed from OnePetro. Full-conference delegates receive a copy of the conference Press Area proceedings; entry to all conference sessions, poster displays; The press area is located on the ground floor in Meeting Room 2. coffee break refreshments and lunches; and attendance at the For press queries, please contact Ben Bladon, BCM welcome reception on 1 November. [email protected] Badges must be worn at all times. Please be prepared to show your photo ID to collect your badge. Students will be required to Mobile/Cell Phone Policy show a current, full-time student card. As a courtesy to the speakers and your fellow attendees, please turn off all mobile phones during meetings and sessions. Registration and Lanyard Sponsor: Photography Policy SPE Badge Policy All SPE sessions are protected by international copyright laws. All attendees are required to wear their name badge at all times. Photography and video/audio recording of any kind are strictly Use of a badge by a person not named on the badge is grounds for prohibited in the sessions and throughout the exhibition area. confiscation. If you lose your conference badge, please return to registration to obtain a replacement. Alcohol Policy We recognise the legitimate serving of alcoholic beverages in Coffee Breaks the process of conducting business and social activities. We also Coffee breaks are open to all attendees and are served in the lobby area. recognise that the use and consumption of alcohol carries with it the requirement for all attendees to consume those beverages Sponsored by Lunches: responsibly and in keeping with our professional code of ethics Lunch is included in the registration fee and is served in the Great and conduct. We strongly oppose the abuse and misuse of alcohol. Hall at the following times: • Tuesday 1 November: 13:30–14:30 Smoking Policy Smoking is permitted only in designated smoking areas of • Wednesday 2 November: 13:15–14:15 the building. • Thursday 3 November: 13:15–14:15

Welcome Reception Safety Please join us for the welcome reception taking place Tuesday One of the key components to the success of the SPE Annual 1 November from 1800 to 1930 hours. Caspian Technical Conference and Exhibition is the safety of our attendees and presenters. Due to the popularity of some session Conference Language topics, it is possible for overcrowding to occur in a session or The conference is a tri-lingual event. All sessions will be presented meeting room. Should this occur, we must comply with policies in English and are translated into Russian and Kazakh. regarding room capacity and limit admittance to a room that is at capacity. Please make plans to arrive early for sessions that you AV/SIMULCAST TRANSLATION Sponsored by: have a strong interest in attending. In the event of an emergency, SPE staff and/or convention centre staff will provide conference Knowledge Sharing Poster Area attendees with any necessary information and instructions. A variety of poster presentations are displayed throughout the duration of the conference in the coffee break area. We encourage Emergency/Safety Procedures all attendees to take a moment during session breaks to view Safety instructions will be announced during the conference. these posters and listen to the short presentations made by their If the fire alarm rings continuously, please evacuate the building authors. through the nearest exit. Please make sure you are familiar with all the emergency exits; when exiting the venue please make your Proceedings way to the assembly point on 52 Tauelsizdik Avenue. Do not re- One copy of the Proceedings is provided to all delegates. enter the building until it is safe to do so. Proceedings are available at the registration desk. Sustainability Digital Proceedings Sponsored by: SPE is committed to ensuring that the environmental impact of our

WORLDWIDE PETROLEUM CONSULTING events is kept to a minimum. We aim to make progress in the field Author Check-In Area of sustainability through reducing energy usage, promoting eco- Upon arrival at the venue, authors and speakers must check in at friendly mobility, reducing water consumption, and limiting waste, the author area to upload their presentations. The author area is all core values in keeping with those of the oil and gas industry. located behind the Registration desk. Please meet with session

7 8 STUDENT DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT

SPE REGIONAL STUDENT DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT The Russia and Caspian region has an extremely active Student membership and shows great potential for membership growth. To capitalise on CTCE being in Astana and linking in with the regional focus on talent development, SPE will host 60 students from Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Russian chapters who will attend the SPE Regional Student Development Summit which will run from the 1 – 3 November in Astana. In previous years sessions have covered soft skills courses – such as Interview Skills, How to Write an SPE Paper and Panel Sessions. In addition to this, technical sessions will discuss the geology of the region and the issues facing the Caspian. The aim of the Regional Student Development Summit is to enable students to gain a better understanding of the Oil and Gas Industry in the Caspian region whilst being given the opportunity to network with peers, share ideas, meet with major industry figures and employers and also work together on joint technical projects. REGIONAL STUDENT DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT COMMITTEE MEMBERS SPE is thankful to the programme committee members who worked extensively in bringing this event together. Each played an important role in shaping the overall theme and direction of the summit.

COMMITTEE Anton Ablaev, Schlumberger Adlet Mussakhanov, NCOC Marzhan Bisembaeva, Tengizchevroil Assel Salimova, Baker Hughes Bagdat Gubaidullayev, Zhaikmunai Vlada Streletskaya, Gubkin University Aizhana Jussupbekova, NCOC Aidar Svyatov, Tengizchevroil Almas Kuandykov, NCOC Makpal Tumysheva, Maersk Oil Kazakhstan Arman Mukhamedyarov, Kazakh-British Technical University

ENERGY 4 ME SPE’s energy education programme Energy4me will take place in parallel to the SPE Annual Caspian Technical Conference and Exhibition on Thursday 3 November.

Primary and secondary teachers will be invited to attend a free one-day energy Supporting Organisation: education workshop. Attendees will receive comprehensive, objective information about the scientific concepts of energy and its global significance while discovering the world of oil and exploration and production. The workshop agenda includes hands-on classroom activities and a technology tour led by industry volunteers. A variety of Energy4me instructional materials will be available to take back to the classroom.

For more details, please visit the event website: www.spe.org/events/en/2016/conference/16ctce/energy4me-teacher-workshop.htm

9 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

OPENING CEREMONY 1 November 2016, 9:30-11:30, Congress Hall

To mark the opening of the SPE Annual Caspian Technical Conference and Exhibition in Kazakhstan, the following key figures will provide their perspectives and expertise on the oil and gas industry in the Caspian region. Janeen Judah, 2017 SPE President, Chevron Sauat Mynbayev, Chairman of the Board, KMG` Vice Minister of Energy Magzum Mirzagaliev, Ministry of Energy of the Republic of KAZAKHSTAN Uzakbay Karabalin, Deputy Chairman, KAZENERGY Kenzhebek Ibrashev, General Director, PSA LLP Dr Jozsef Toth, President, WPC Cheryl Gomez-Smith, Managing Director, ExxonMobil Kazakhstan Duncan van Bergen, Country Chairman, Vice President Kazakhstan, Shell

Panel Sessions the enigmatic deep carbonate resource which is the focus of the ambitious Eurasia project; the further definition and development of Kazakhstan’s supergiants which can make large additions to their 1 November 2016 proven reserves; opportunities for nearfield exploration building 11:50 – 13:30 upon existing infrastructure; and a large base of older producing Room: Congress Hall fields which can be sustained through improved/enhanced oil Opening Keynote Panel Session: Adding Reserves recovery and new business approaches. The effort to add reserves Session Chairs: Uzakbay Karabalin, KAZENERGY in all of these areas is key to bringing on future production over the Antonio Baldassarre, Agip Karachaganak short, medium and long term. Keynote Speaker: Ted Etchison, General Director, Tengizchevroil Topics to be addressed by speakers: • Frontier exploration: The Eurasia Panellists: Project • Near field exploration • In field reserves development • Kurmangazy Iskaziyev, General Director JSC KazMunayGas Enhanced/increased oil recovery • New business models Exploration Production Baltabek Kuandykov, President, Meridian Petroleum 2 November 2016 The energy Bakytzhan Kaliyev, Reservoir Engineer, RPE Department, KPO 09:40 – 11:15 Askar Munara, Acting General Director, JSC, Information-Analytical Room: Congress Hall to see Centre of Oil and Gas Ministry of Energy, PRMS Keynote Panel Session: Project Viability Paolo Emilio Spada, Technical Manager, Eni and the energy Session Chairs: Jeffery Blake Karfunkle, KMG Kazakhstan has a world class endowment of petroleum resources Devan Raj, Schlumberger to do. including some of the world’s most fascinating and challenging Keynote Speaker: Bruno Jardin, Managing Director, NCOC Our energy has been traveling around super giants. With a large base of mature assets and the Panellists: 5 continents for ove 0 years. development of the , it is a good time to look for Talgat Amanbayev, Head of Projects Management Department, Thanks to the work of all our hands. resources that will drive and sustain production levels for future PSA LLP generations. The oil and gas industry has a history of building Fabrizio Bolondi, Resident Manager, Eni Isatay reserves through frontier exploration, near-field exploration, and Walid Hadi, Commercial Manager, Kazakhstan, Shell building reserves in existing reservoirs, through better definition of Pavel Markman, General Director, Urikhtau, KMG the reservoir and application of advanced technologies. All of these opportunities are present in the Republic of Kazakhstan: there is Gokhan Saygi, President, Schlumberger

10 eni.com CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

There are many projects in Kazakhstan that were attractive in a Anderson Haas, Deputy General Director, DeGolyer & MacNaughton higher price environment. Today, however, many of these projects Murat Mustafayev, General Director, KAZNIPI may not be viable using exploration or development strategies The business landscape in Kazakhstan is changing in response previously envisioned. Projects of all kinds – offshore, onshore, to global events (e.g. oil price drop & currency valuations) and greenfields and brownfield extensions – are challenged to meet domestic events (e.g. Kazakhstan Transformation & redefining the financial hurdles. Operators are changing their development strategies business codex). Government, private and corporate organisations and exploration programmes to ensure that their projects can move are defining, and building ways to compete and succeed in today’s forward. These approaches include: application of new technologies, new business reality. In this session, we will explore what changes increased utilisation of local suppliers, regional cooperation to are needed to ensure Kazakhstan‘s oil and gas industry will be maximise the use of existing and planned infrastructure, and by technically and commercially competitive, successful in a globally leveraging the efforts of contractors to reduce costs. competitive environment, and contribute to the top 30 Nation’s 3 November 2016 status as defined by Transformation (100 Concrete Steps). 09:30 – 11:10 Topics: • Building global standard technical capabilities • Cultural Room: Congress Hall and work process changes • Understanding risk management Keynote Panel Session: Business Realignment for change • Business simplification (e.g. governmental, vendor, contracting, financing, etc.) • Step change and/or continuous Session Chairs: John Richard Denis, KMG Cheryl Gomez-Smith, ExxonMobil Kazakhstan improvement (e.g. organisational design, cost structures) • Leveraging the scale of Kazakhstan • Leveraging international Keynote Speaker: Andy Wiper, Operations Director and Deputy standards (e.g. WTO, OECD, World Bank, UN Security Council) to General Director, KPO modernise economy • Role of Government in driving change • Role Panellists: of industry in driving change • Leading for the long-termTechnical Pascal Breant, Managing Director, Total E&P Kazakhstan Programme. Bela Ferenczi, CEO, GE Central Asia

The energy to see and the energy to do. Our energy has been traveling around 5 continents for ove 0 years. Thanks to the work of all our hands.

eni.com 11 SPEAKERS' BIOGRAPHIES

Talgat Amanbayev Paolo Emilio Spada Béla joined GE in 2006 following the Head of Projects Management Department Technical Manager, Eni acquisition of Zenon Environmental, Inc., where he worked as EMEA CFO. Since that PSA LLP Paolo Emilio Spada, graduated time, he has rapidly progressed through a series Talgat Amanbayev graduated as an Engineer from the of regional leadership roles in Supply Chain from Kazakh National Technical Polytechnic Engineering and Order-to-Remittance Finance, Financial University and University of University in Milan and has Planning & Analysis, and most recently has Oklahoma in Petroleum Geology. grown his experience working served as Commercial Finance Leader, Russia/ He has over 15 years of hands-on with a general contractor. He has been involved CIS. experience in geology, reservoir engineering in the engineering and construction of gas Béla is a 2010 graduate of GE’s Experienced and project management. Talgat is currently pipelines, gas compression plants, and power Financial Leadership Program and holds an working as Head of Project Management generation plants in Italy and abroad. MBA from the UK’s Open University Business Department at PSA LLC on behalf of the State Hired by Eni in the Engineering and Projects School, as well as an economics degree from Authority overseeing technical and managerial Development Department, Paolo was assigned Plekhanov Russian University of Economics in aspects in PSA Projects in Kazakhstan. to manage project developments abroad. He Moscow. He speaks fluent Russian and lives with worked for three years in Libya as Projects his family in Astana, Kazakhstan. Fabrizio Bolondi Manager developing from engineering to Resident Manager, Eni Isatay Commissioning of Gas Compression Plant, Anderson Haas then in Venezuela for the development of the After graduating in Geology from Deputy General Director, DeGolyer & Orinoco belt projects. He has been Engineering University in Milan, Italy, in 1993 MacNaughton Fabrizio joined Agip where he and Projects Manager in Kazakhstan since 2014 Andy Haas joined DeGolyer and worked until 1997 in various G&G and after a year he was assigned as a Technical MacNaughton in 2016 as Deputy Departments as an Exploration Manager and deputy General Manager for the General Director in the Geoscientist. new Kashagan Pipelines Project. At present he Kazakhstan branch in Astana. From 1999 to 2003 he was assigned to work covers the position of Technical Manager in Eni Consulting services provided are in USA, France and then in Iran, with increasing Karachaganak BV in Astana. Reserves Audit, Prospective Resource Valuation, responsibilities in Exploration/Geosciences Ted Etchison Subsurface Training, Reservoir Management, and positions. General Director, Tengizchevroil Well Production Enhancement. In the period from 2003 to 2010 he was From 2015 to 2016 Andy served as Deputy Exploration Manager with Eni in China, then Ted Etchison is a graduate in General Director, E&P Developments, LLC Nigeria and later Pakistan, working on projects Petroleum Engineering from Uniper NefteGaz in Moscow and was Subsurface with several IOCs and NOCs, both at early stage Texas A&M University (USA), and Director, acting COO (Project Manager) from of exploration and in mature assets. has been an SPE member since 2014 to 2015 at MOL-Russ LLC, Moscow. Andy In 2010 he moved to Eni Head Office in Milan 1978 when he joined as a has co-authored various published technical where, as Vice President of Exploration, he student. He is currently General Director of one articles. He graduated from Texas A&M University managed exploration/appraisal projects and of Chevron’s largest operations in the world, with a Bachelor of Science in Petroleum new ventures activities for Americas, North & Tengizchevroil, located in Kazakhstan. Engineering. While at university he performed East Europe, CIS Countries and Russia. Upon graduation in 1981 he held various laboratory research funded by the Texas Railroad During these years he also served as Chairman reservoir and production engineering Commission using CO Miscible and Thermal of the Board of Eni Denmark and Eni Ireland. assignments in the U.S. He held several 2 Recovery techniques of Steamflooding and In 2015 he moved to Kazakhstan as Resident leadership and management positions of In-situ Combustion from 1980 to 1982. Andy is Manager of Eni Isatay. increasing responsibility, serving in the U.S. at various onshore and offshore locations (Texas, fluent in Russian and English (Native). Pascal Breant Louisiana, New Mexico and California). For the Walid Hadi Managing Director, Total past 11 years, he has led international upstream operations and projects in Chevron locations in Commercial Manager, Kazakhstan, Shell A graduate of the Engineering Kazakhstan, Nigeria and Indonesia. Walid Hadi is the commercial School in Paris and of the French general manager in Shell Institute of Petroleum in Rueil Béla Ferenczi Kazakhstan leading the business Malmaison, France. He joined CEO, GE Kazakhstan and Central Asia development, project Total in 1995 and held various commercial, oil and gas off-take leading positions in Drilling, Engineering and Béla Ferenczi is CEO, GE and marketing activities across Shell’s portfolio. Finance in Indonesia, UK, the Middle East, and Kazakhstan and Central Asia. In He is also the general manager of Shell’s interest Venezuela. In 2012 he became Vice President of this role, he leads the execution in the Caspian Pipeline Consortium. Walid’s Assets, Total E&P Canada. In May 2016 of GE’s growth strategy in career in Shell included assignments in planning was appointed Managing Director, Total E&P Kazakhstan and Central Asia, and portfolio, mergers and acquisitions, and Kazakhstan. overseeing all GE businesses in the region. Béla brings to the team over 25 years of professional government relations in the Middle East and and leadership experience in industrial Europe. Prior to Shell, Walid worked in businesses, with deep expertise in finance, Andersen’s Oil and Gas unit and Schlumberger’s commercial and supply chain fields. Oil Field Services.

12 SPEAKERS' BIOGRAPHIES

Walid graduated with a BA Business last three years Bakytzhan has been working as KazMunayGas. Pavel has more than 15 years of Administration from the American University of a reservoir engineer and was involved in various experience within the oil & gas and Beirut in 2000 and is a CFA charter holder activities and projects related to PVT and petrochemical industry. He also has experience project development including evaluation and as a global consultant. Pavel is a Russian native Bruno Jardin development of fluid model. and English technical fluent speaker. Managing Director, North Caspian Operating Company, N.V. (NCOC) Baltabek Kuandykov Murat Mustafayev Bruno Jardin was appointed in President, Meridian Petroleum General Director, KAZNIPI December 2015 as the Managing Baltabek Kuandykov is the In 1991 after completing Director of the North Caspian recipient of the Laureate of Kzyl-Orda polytechnic state Operating Company, N.V. Kazakhstan State Prize in college and graduate “with (NCOC), the designated operator Science and Technology after Al distinction”, Murat Kenesbaevic of the offshore oil and gas project in the Farabi, President of Meridian joined the geological survey Kazakhstan sector of the that Petroleum, president of Kazakhstan Society of faculty in Kazakh-National Technical university includes Kashagan and four other fields. NCOC Petroleum Geologists, and general co-ordinator in Almaty, Kazakhstan. In 1996 he graduated as operates the field on behalf of a consortium of of Eurasia Project. a specialty mining engineer-geologist. seven major oil companies: KazMunaiGaz, Eni, Doctor of Geology and Mineralogy, Baltabek Murat Kenesbaevic started in JSC Southoilgas, ExxonMobil, Shell, Total, CNPC and Inpex. is a discoverer of a number of oil and gas where from 1997 until 1999 years he worked as a Bruno started his professional career in 1982 fields in Kazakhstan. He has been elected an second level operator for mining oil and gas. He as a Facilities and Project engineer at the Academician of the International Academy then worked for JSC Harikein Kumkol oil, where ESSO Port Jerome Refinery in Normandy and of Mineral Resources and a Corresponding he later became head operator for research and over the next several years he held positions Member of the International Economics well engineering service. of increasing responsibility with ExxonMobil Academy of Eurasia. He is also a member of the In early 2016 he was invited to be the Company in France and in the United States. American Association of Petroleum Geologists. First Deputy General Director on portfolio He held Upstream assignments in France and He was Deputy Minister of Geology and a management at JSC KazNIPI oil and gas and (USA) prior to being named Technical Deputy Minister of Energy and Fuel Resources from August 2016 became General Director. Manager for ESSO Australia upstream business of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In addition to several diplomas and awards, he in 2001, with responsibility over management of He was the President and founder of was awarded the "Honorary Prospector of the integrity programmes for onshore and offshore Kazakhstancaspishelf – a company formed Republic of Kazakhstan" from the Committee facilities. He subsequently worked as Projects to carry out first offshore oil operations for for Geology and Subsoil Use of the Ministry of Manager with Mobil Producing Nigeria, in Lagos, development of the Kazakh sector of the Energy and Mineral Resources of the Republic with responsibilities for the execution of a major Caspian Sea (1993) and was President of the of Kazakhstan. upgrade programme of Mobil Producing Nigeria National Oil & Gas Company “Kazakhoil” (1997). onshore and offshore facilities and pipelines. Between 1998-2001 he was an Executive Gokhan Saygi In 2008, as OBO Projects Manager in Consultant at the head office of Chevron President, Russia & Central Asia, Schlumberger ExxonMobil Production Company central Overseas Petroleum Co., USA. Between 2001 Gokhan Saygi is President for Project Organisation, in Houston, Texas, he – 2005 he was President of the Canadian Russia and Central Asia was responsible for the oversight of non- Company, Nelson Resources. Since 2006 (Operations & Integration) at Operated Projects and the promotion of Project Baltabek has been the President of Meridian Schlumberger, a position he Management best practices. In 2010 he became Petroleum, an oil and gas assets managing assumed in April 2012. Prior to a Senior Project Manager with ExxonMobil company. his current role, he held various management Development Company, with the responsibility He is an Honoured worker of industry of the positions including vice president for East Asia for the North Caspian PSA Project, and in Republic of Kazakhstan and was awarded (Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Brunei, Myanmar 2013 he was appointed managing director of “KURMET” and “PARASAT” orders. He has and Philippines); vice president of strategic ExxonMobil Kazakhstan Inc. published over 100 scientific articles and papers, marketing; vice president marketing for Bruno holds a Master of Science degree in Civil including 10 monographs. Reservoir Characterisation Group; vice president Engineering from the Ecole Nationale des Ponts marketing for Wireline; and previously, vice Pavel Markman et Chaussees of Paris, France. president for Middle East and Asia for Wireline. Bruno is fluent in French and English and is an General Director Urikhtau, KMG Earlier in his Schlumberger career, Saygi held intermediate-level Russian learner. Pavel is a construction, various field operations, human resource and engineering and project leadership positions in Dubai, Iran, Turkey, UK, Bakytzhan Kaliyev manager. After earning his MSc France and Malaysia. He began his career with Reservoir Engineer, RPE department, KPO in Electric Engineering and an Schlumberger in 1985 in wireline operations in Bakytzhan Kaliyev started his MBA is Oil & Gas Business Oman. career as a petroleum engineer Management he has gone on to work with a Saygi holds a Petroleum Engineering degree at KPO b.v. and was involved in range of international companies including from the Middle East and Technical University in several projects with focus given Ministry of Energy Russian Federation, Ankara, Turkey. to intensification of production Heriot-Watt University, McKinsey & Company through interventions and stimulations. For the and most recently, JSC National Company

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, 14:30-16:00 Tuesday 1 November 2016 02 History Matching and Production Forecasting 01 Formation Evaluation and Petrophysics Session Chairs: Daniel Cumming, Maersk Oil Session Chairs: Ilyas Saurbayev, NCOC Ahmed El-Battawy, Schlumberger

Assel Salimova, Baker Hughes 14:30 182584

14:30 Application of Hydraulic Flow Units for History Matching of the 182571 Hydrodynamic Model of Drilling Mud Gravity Segregation in Wellbore Zone and Its Effect on Akzhan Kassenov, Zhaslan Uzykanov, Scientific Research Institute of Induction and Electric Logging Measurements Technologies of Production and Drilling KazMunaiGas LLC Oleg Bocharov, Alexander Makarov, Alexander Seryakov, Baker 15:00 Hughes Incorporated 182560

15:00 Speeding Up a Reservoir Simulation – Case Study on Giant 182587 Carbonate Reservoirs The Application of Multi-Sensor Production Logging and Spectral Olzhas Tleukhabyluly, Margherita Dallorto, Francesco Porcelli, Noise Logging Tools in Optimising Water Shut-off in a Carbonate Vincenzo Tarantini, Eni S.p.A. Environment 15:30 Muratbek Aibazarov, Ainagul Khassanova, Peter Hutson, Cesare Dattaro, Tamer Saada and Alberto Brancolini, KPO; and Sergey 182580 Matveev, TGT Oilfield Services Tuning the Relative Permeability Curves to Successfully History Match the Multi-component Compositional Model of an Oil-Gas-

15:30 Condensate Field in Kazakhstan 182568 Marina Pokhilyuk, Assiya Kazhykenkyzy, SRI Production and Optimum Logging Suite Design for Characterization of Shaly Drilling Technology KazMunayGas, Gulnara Tasmukhanova, JSC NC Sandstones as a Part of Brown Field Exploration Campaign in West KazMunayGas Kazakhstan Samat Ramatullayev, Rustem Valiakhmetov, Ilyas Tulenov, Dastan ALTERNATES Ospanov, Nurkhat Mendybaev, Mikhail Charupa, Schlumberger; 182541 Shaikhan Mukhametrakhimov, JSC Embamunaigas Reservoir Simulation History Matching and Waterflooding Performance Forecast for a Large Sandstone Reservoir in Middle East ALTERNATES Li Yong, Li Baozhu, Song Benbiao, Zhang Weimin, Zhang Qi, Research Invited presentation Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina Analysis of Porosity, Permeability, and Topological Properties of Pore Space From Micro-CT Scans at Different Scales Tuesday 1 November 2016, 16:30-18:00 Vladimir Tcheverda , Institute of Petroleum Geology & Geophysics SB RAS 03 Construction, Completion and Intervention

182559 Session Chairs: The First Application of Wireline 3D Radial Probe for Determination Gregory King, ExxonMobil of Permeability and Mobile Fluid Type in Highly Water Saturated Zhazar Toktabolat, BG Group Rocks in the Piltun-Astokhskoye Field Eduard Kazakevich, Schlumberger; Peter Abram, Sakhalin Energy 16:30 Investment Company Ltd.; Wicher Wichers, Peter Weinheber, 182546 Akikat Makhmotov, Kazuho Sakamoto and Ahmed El-Battawy, Evolution of Ball/Baffle Milling in Using Tractor Schlumberger Milling Technology from 2011 to Date 182570 Massimo Viti, Enzo Pitoni, Petar Gazdek, Stanley Wtorek, Arman The Effect of Technological Operations on Induction Logging- Izbassov, and Assol Kubeisinova, KPO; David Clayton, Welltec While-Drilling 17:00 Oleg Bocharov, Alexander Makarov, Anton Mosin, and Alexander 182542 Seryakov, Baker Hughes Incorporated Comprehensive Approach to Job Design for Perforating in Hostile Wells with Advanced Coiled Tubing Gun Deployment System

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Rostislav Panferov, Anton Burov, Alexander Zhandin, Gelu Ghioca, Wednesday 2 November 2016, 1145-1315 Derek Boulter, Schlumberger

17:30 05 Fractured/Karst Reservoirs 182533 Session Chairs: Leading Edge Developments in Ultrasonic Logging Improves Brian Evans, NCOC Cement Evaluation Quality in Extreme Conditions Rakhim Uteyev, KMG Kashagan Christoph Klieber, Andrey Timonin, Kamaljeet Singh, Jean-Luc Le Calvez, Sylvain Thierry, Mikhail Lemarenko, and Thilo Brill, Schlumberger 11:45 182585 ALTERNATES The Evaluation of Karst in the Non-matrix Model of Carbonate 182542 Reservoir Comprehensive Approach to Job Design for Perforating in Hostile Daniyar Abishev, Akzhan Kassenov, "KazMunayGas" Scientific Wells with Advanced Coiled Tubing Gun Deployment System Research Institute of Production & Drilling Technology" LLP

Rostislav Panferov, Anton Burov, Alexander Zhandin, Gelu Ghioca, 12:15 Derek Boulter, Schlumberger 182532 Comprehensive Rock Typing of Complex Carbonate Reservoir 04 Reservoir Description Liangdong Zhao, SPE, Yaping Lin, PetroChina Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration & Development; Xiaozhen Zhang, Weiming Session Chairs: Xu, LandOcean Energy Services Co., Ltd. Roberto Cosetti, Agip Karachaganak 12:45 Sameh Macary, Dragon Oil 182565 Using a Genetic-based Approach to Enhance Natural Fracture

16:30 Characterization in a Giant Carbonate Field (North Caspian) 182588 Farkhat Ibrayev, North Caspian Operating Company; Fermin Overview of Depositional and Diagenetic Impacts on Reservoir Fernandez-Ibanez; James M. DeGraff, ExxonMobil Development Characterization, Karachaganak Field, Kazakhstan Company Nursultan Yakhiyayev, Mauro Cozzi, and Steve Jenkins, Karachaganak Petroleum Operating b.v. ALTERNATES 180468 17:00 Stochastic 2D Well Path Assessments for Naturally Fractured 182538 Carbonate Reservoirs Application of Pressure Transient Analysis and Rate Transient Analysis to Dynamic Evaluation on Dry-Gas Reinjection in a Gas Clyde Dean Wehunt, Chevron Europe, Eurasia, & Middle East Condensate Reservoir with Strong Aquifer Support INVITED Challenges and Solutions in Geological Modeling of a Li Yong, Zhang Jing, Jiao Yuwei, Li Baozhu, Xia Jing, Research Carbonate Build-up Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina; Olzhas Begimbetov, SRI Production and Drilling Technology Xie Wei, Tarim Oilfield Company, PetroChina KazMunayGas

17:30 182562 Pressure Transient Behavior in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs: 06 Hydrocarbon Systems Flow Anaysis Session Chairs: I. Vasilev, SPE; Y. Alekshakhin; G. Kuropatkin; EP International Olzhas Begimbetov, KMG Marat Nauryzgaliyev, NCOC ALTERNATES 182567 11:45 Hybrid EOR Technology: Carbonated Water and Smart Water

Improved Recovery in Oil Wet Carbonate Formation 182543 Alibi Kilybay, The Petroleum Institute, Bisweswar Ghosh, The Petroleum Systems Modeling in Amudarya Basin Petroleum Institute, Nithin Chacko Thomas, The Petroleum Institute, Saltanat Ismagulova, Schlumberger; Saidakhon Abbasova, Odash Priyadarshan Aras, The Petroleum Institute. Abu Dhabi, UAE. Karshiyev, IGIRNIGM

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12:15 14:15 182539 182537 Challenge and Hydrocarbon Potential of SN Structure on Kutai Development of a Best Practice Offshore Safety Regime in Basin of East Kalimantan Kazakhstan Sector of Caspian Sea Wayan Mahendra Ernata, Cepi Irawan, Yudha Risnandar Sinulingga, Maxat Tleshev, Aliya Alpysbayeva, Danagul Bissenbayeva, DNV GL SKK Migas; Bambang Irawan, Cue Kalimantan, PTE. LTD Kazakhstan LLP

12:45 14:45 To Be Confirmed Invited Presentation The Study of Modern Methods of Oil Spill Response in Relation to the Conditions of the Caspian Sea Zhaksybek Abdrahmetovich Kulekeev, and Nurtaeva Gulnara ALTERNATE Kamidollaevna Research Institute of Mining and Drilling Technologies "KazMunayGas" 182578 Data Quality Control for Quantitative Seismic Interpretation 15:15 Nurgul Kosnazarova, Scientific - Research Institute of Production and 182573 Drilling Technology of “KazMunayGas” Human Factors Management at Oil and Gas Assets: Increasing Personnel Risk Awareness Through Implementation of Safety Wednesday 2 November 2016, 14:15-15:45 Leadership Training Programs Ivan Ivanov, Andrew Bradbeer, Dr. Alastair McKenzie-Kerr, ERM

07 Seismic Applications ALTERNATES

Session Chairs: 182553 Alexsander Ivakhenko, Kazakh British Technical University Monitoring and Forecasting of the Pollution of Geological Francois Jugla, Total Environment with Polyaromatic Compounds Because of the Oil Pollution 14:15 Aleksandr Khaustov, Margarita Redina, Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia 182556 Concerns of Sesmic Data Processing for Scattering Waves 182536 Separation in Order to Fracturing Forecast The Psychological Risk Management of Oil and Gas Workers Andrei Voronin, Sergei Sergeev, Svetlana Shevchenko, Immanuel Yana Korneeva, Natalia Simonova, Tamara Tyulyubaeva, Northern Kant Baltic Federal University (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosov

14:45 , 16:15-17:45 182555 Wednesday 2 November 2016 Recovery of Fracture Orientation and Fluid Saturation by Scattered Waves: Numerical Experiments and Field Observations 09 Efforts in Improving Oil Recovery Reshetova Galina, Kazakh-British Technical University; Tcheverda Vladimir,Institute of Petroleum Geology and Geophysics; Merzlikina Session Chairs: Anastasiya, Shilikov Valery, RN-KrasnoyarskNIPIneft Aizhana Jussupbekova, NCOC Ning Liu, Tengizchevroil 15:15 182545 16:15 Application of Modern Geological Technologies to Well 182534 Construction – Using Seismic for Geosteering Nanogels for Deep Reservoir Conformance Control V.B. Karpov, RITEK, T.A Yurkina, I.A.Ishimov, A.V. Zhirov, S. D. Sadykhov, Baker Hughes B.A.Suleimanov, E.F.Veliyev, “Oil Gas Scientific Research Project” Institute, SOCAR 08 Operational Safety and Safety Culture 16:45 182589

Session Chairs: Characterization of Gas Reinjection at Karachaganak Field, Kazakhstan Marzhan Bissembayeva, Tengizchevroil Alibek Kassenov, Bakytzhan Kaliyev, Karachaganak Petroleum Valery Kucherov, ERM Operating b.v.

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Thursday 3 November 2016, 11:30-13:00 17:15 182563 11 Production Improvement in Mature Fields Tight Sandstone Reservoir Waterflooding Efficiency Study Session Chairs: B.A.Suleimanov, E.F.Veliyev, “OilGasScientificResearchProject” Baurzhan Kassenov, Tengizchevroil Institute, SOCAR Assiya Kazhikenkyzy, KMG ALTERNATES 182534 11:30 Nanogels for Deep Reservoir Conformance Control 182554 B.A.Suleimanov, E.F.Veliyev, “Oil Gas Scientific Research Project” Stimulation Treatment Analysis and Improvement in Mangystau Institute, SOCAR Region, Kazakhstan Abdrazakov Dmitriy, Nurlan Bolyspayev, Schlumberger 182576 Developing Borehole Technology for Monitoring a Reservoir Water- 12:00 flood Far Away from the Wellbore Using a Transient Electric Field 182551 Alexander Makarov, Elizaveta Onegova, Yuliy Dashevsky, Baker Plunger Lift System Restores Production in Previously Abandoned Hughes Incorporated Gas Condensate Well Zhassulan Nurkas, Weatherford Surveillance and Production Optimisation 10 12:30 Invited Presentation Session Chairs: Nathaniel Cameron, Tengizchevroil Uzen Block 3: The First Results – Analysis and Conclusions Abzal Narymbetov, Eni Фурхат Аблахатович Хамитов, Scientific Research Institute of Technologies of Production and Drilling KazMunaiGas LLC

16:15 ALTERNATE Invited Presentation 182572 Metering and Production Distribution System Organization Tight Oil Field Development Optimization Based on Experience of Ардак Кулимбаев, KMG Canadian Analogs V.B. Karpov, N.V. Parshin, D.I. Sleptsov, A.A. Moiseenko, 12:45 A.A. Ryazanov, RITEK, Y.A. Golovatskiy, O.V. Petrashov, A.V. Zhirov, To Be Confirmed Y.V. Kurelenkova, I.A. Ishimov, P.T. Im, Baker Hughes

12 Field Applications 17:15 Session Chairs: Invited Presentation Mauro Martufi, Agip Karachaganak Setting the World Record: Production Logging in Extended Reach Andrea Scotti, Agip Karachaganak Horizontal Wells Beyond 10,000m in Sakhalin, Russia. A Case History Ahmed El Battawy, Semen Levanenkov, Scott MacPhee, 11:30 Schlumberger, Evgeny Kutenkov, ENL 182540 ALTERNATES Non-Technical Risks: A Practical Guide for Integration, Execution 182552 and Leadership Successful Classical Production Optimization Approach to Prolong Zarina Kenzhetayeva, Peter Holding, Carsten Stig, Maersk Oil the Field Life by Means of Well Cycling and “Well Rocking” in Kazakhstan GmbH Extremely High Water Cut Gas Wells - A Case Study in Offshore 12:00 Malaysia 182564 ҚАЗАҚСТАНДАҒЫ ӨНДІРІСТІҢ ТҰРАҚТЫ ЖӘНЕ СЕНІМДІ ДАМУЫН ҚАМТАМАСЫЗ ЕТУ Aijaz Hussain Mithani, Efficient Data Integrity Through LIMS-Instrument Interface ОБЕСПЕЧЕНИЕ СТАБИЛЬНОГО И УВЕРЕННОГО РОСТА ПРОИЗВОДСТВА В КАЗАХСТАНЕ 182561 Bibigul Magzumova, NCOC N.V. Reactivating Real-time Multiphase Production Logging on Coiled PROVIDING STABLE AND CONSISTENT PRODUCTION GROWTH FOR KAZAKHSTAN

Tubing in Harsh Environment: Challenges, Options, and Solutions 12:30 Daniyar Armanovich Argynov, Schlumberger 182574 Real-Time Reservoir Characterization in Caspian Offshore Wells A.Sadykov, Zhambyl Petroleum LLP, A.El-Batawi, B. Akbayev, Y. Dobrynin and Y. Kaipov, Schlumberger 18 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

ҚАЗАҚСТАНДАҒЫ ӨНДІРІСТІҢ ТҰРАҚТЫ ЖӘНЕ СЕНІМДІ ДАМУЫН ҚАМТАМАСЫЗ ЕТУ ОБЕСПЕЧЕНИЕ СТАБИЛЬНОГО И УВЕРЕННОГО РОСТА ПРОИЗВОДСТВА В КАЗАХСТАНЕ PROVIDING STABLE AND CONSISTENT PRODUCTION GROWTH FOR KAZAKHSTAN

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