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Developing a business case for subsea light well intervention
M. Hartley and T. Grose
It can be difficult to justify the cost of subsea intervention other than to enhance production. In the West of Shetland, BP established other sources of value for intervention.
Deepwater development off Brazil presents unique challenges
P. A. Fischer
Four fields with differing characteristics require a nimble and varied development plan. The challenges are being met with a combination of existing technologies, some of which are still uncommon, and the introduction of some truly new ones.
WDDM development expands power and hydraulic systems
M. Farouk and M. Gaber
Meeting the new needs of the deepwater Phase IV development required balancing the system’s multi-phase electrical differences.
FPR approach to wellbore strengthening eliminates lost circulation
E. van Oort, J. Friedheim, J. Lee, M. Sanders and T. Pierce
The alternate approach also lowers fracture initiation pressure.
New PDC bit designs continue to improve
M. Tran
While roller cone bit technology still continues to make advances in insert shape, carbide composition and hydraulics design.
Digital oil field brought from concept to development in a year
A. Sekulin, M. Henderson, B. Irani, B. Parker and M. Sternesky
A solution for improving production optimization through enhanced decision support proves its business value and reveals new information management opportunities.
Integrating business and technical workflows helps achieve asset-level production optimization
M. Szatny
Flexible production workflow automation is providing significant advantages for automation and enhancement of all production workflows.
Developing new evaluation tools and techniques for complex projects
K. Blott, T. Schroeder and D. Zmick
A Shell team creates a more inclusive approach to planning for unconventional hydrocarbons.
Breaking infrastructure constraints by accelerating project execution
S. Gupta
Project execution management can dramatically increase profits and accelerate cash flow for all participants in the infrastructure supply chain.
Not just women’s issues
E. Sprunt
An author from Chevron discusses how companies can help employees achieve a favorable work-life balance.
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