June 2022
Refrac Candidate Selection, Execution and Performance Evaluation for Conventional and Unconventional Reservoirs (Live Online)
INSTRUCTOR: Robert 'Bob' Barba DISCIPLINE: Engineering, Unconventional Reservoirs COURSE LENGTH: 4 Half-Day Sessions, 8:00AM – 12:00PM CT (16.0 Hours) June 06-09, 2022 AVAILABILITY: Public, In-House, & Live Online WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Engineers, managers, and geoscientists who want to maximize the probability of success and minimize surprises from a refrac program in unconventional or conventional reservoirs. Particular emphasis is placed on managing primary (parent) - infill (child) frac interactions within a drilling spacing unit to avoid EUR losses and to maximize…
Find out more »Principles and Practices of Mud Motor (Live Online)
INSTRUCTOR: Robello Samuel, PhD DISCIPLINE: Engineering COURSE LENGTH: 2 Half-Day Sessions, 8:00AM - 12:00PM CT (8.0 Hours) June 06-07, 2022 AVAILABILITY: Public, In-House, & Live Online WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Drilling engineers, well operations personnel, rig supervisors, drilling supervisors mud motor designers and manufacturers who would like to gain greater understanding of mud motor design and their applications in drilling. COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is focused on developing an understanding of positive displacement motors, commonly called mud motors. A mud motor is…
Find out more »Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage – An Engineering Perspective
INSTRUCTOR: Christine Ehlig-Economides, PhD and Dimitrios Hatzignatiou, PhD DISCIPLINE: Geoscience, Engineering, Multi-Disciplinary & Introductory COURSE LENGTH: 3 Days (June 13-15, 2022) CEUS: 2.4 AVAILABILITY: Public, In-House, & Live Online WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Petroleum engineers and geoscientists interested or already engaged in methane and carbon dioxide (CO2) capture from industrial and agricultural sources and from the air, CO2 utilization for enhanced oil recovery (EOR), and CO2 storage in depleted reservoirs and saline aquifers. COURSE DESCRIPTION: The primary topics of discussion during this…
Find out more »Managing Mature Oilfields with Capacitance-Resistance Modelling (Live Online)
INSTRUCTOR: Larry W. Lake, PhD and Jerry Jensen, PhD DISCIPLINE: Engineering, Geoscience COURSE LENGTH: 4 Three-Hour Sessions, 7:00PM - 10:00PM CT (12.0 Hours) June 13-16, 2022 AVAILABILITY: Public, In-House, & Live Online WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Engineers and geoscientists with a BS degree and with 2 or more years’ experience in managing and/or developing mature oil fields. Students should have basic proficiency in Excel and bring their own laptop. COURSE DESCRIPTION: Developing and managing mature oil fields can have many challenges. Ideally,…
Find out more »July 2022
Energy Transition for Petroleum Professionals (Live Online)
INSTRUCTOR: D. Nathan Meehan, PhD, PE DISCIPLINE: Engineering, Geoscience COURSE LENGTH: 6 Half-Day Sessions, 8:00AM - 12:00PM CT (24.0 Hours) July 11-13 & 18-20, 2022 AVAILABILITY: Public, In-House, & Live Online WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Reservoir engineers, petroleum engineers, production engineers, geologists, geophysicists, managers, independent operators, marketing personnel and anyone who needs a practical understanding of the energy transition and how it will affect future oil and gas activities and what the opportunities are to be “part of the solution.” COURSE…
Find out more »Production Forecasting For Low Permeability Reservoirs (Live Online)
INSTRUCTOR: W. John Lee, PhD DISCIPLINE: Engineering, Unconventional Reservoirs COURSE LENGTH: 4 Half-Day Sessions, 8:00AM - 12:00PM CT (16.0 Hours) July 25-28, 2022 AVAILABILITY: Public, In-House, & Live Online WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Engineers, geologists, financial analysts, investors, bankers, or anyone who needs to understand traditional and recent methods to forecast production for low-permeability oil and gas reservoirs. COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course summarizes decline curve analysis (DCA), including Arps’ decline models, linear flow models, and other recent decline analysis approaches. We…
Find out more »August 2022
PRMS and SEC Reserves and Resources Regulations (Live Online)
INSTRUCTOR: W. John Lee, PhD DISCIPLINE: Engineering COURSE LENGTH: 4 Half-Day Sessions, 8:00AM - 12:00PM CT (16.0 Hours) August 08-11, 2022 AVAILABILITY: Public, In-House, & Live Online WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Reserves analysts, geologists, geophysicists, reservoir engineers, and managers. COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course will provide a detailed description of the 2018 PRMS update, including resources classes, categories, and status; resources assessment methods; key changes in the 2018 update (compared to the earlier 2007 PRMS); and navigating in the PRMS document itself.…
Find out more »October 2022
Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage – A Geological Perspective (Live Online)
INSTRUCTOR: Stephen A. Sonnenberg, PhD DISCIPLINE: Geoscience, Engineering, Multi-Disciplinary & Introductory COURSE LENGTH: 4 Half-Day Sessions, 8:00AM – 12:00PM CT (16.0 Hours) October 03-06, 2022 AVAILABILITY: Public, In-House, & Live Online WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Geologists, geophysicists, engineers who are interested in geologic carbon capture utilization and storage. COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course will discuss carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) from a geologic perspective. Examples from carbon capture utilization (CCU) including enhanced oil recovery (EOR) projects will be shown. Known and…
Find out more »Production Forecasting For Low Permeability Reservoirs (Live Online)
INSTRUCTOR: W. John Lee, PhD DISCIPLINE: Engineering, Unconventional Reservoirs COURSE LENGTH: 4 Half-Day Sessions, 8:00AM - 12:00PM CT (16.0 Hours) October 24-27, 2022 AVAILABILITY: Public, In-House, & Live Online WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Engineers, geologists, financial analysts, investors, bankers, or anyone who needs to understand traditional and recent methods to forecast production for low-permeability oil and gas reservoirs. COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course summarizes decline curve analysis (DCA), including Arps’ decline models, linear flow models, and other recent decline analysis approaches. We…
Find out more »November 2022
Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage – An Engineering Perspective (Live Online)
INSTRUCTOR: Christine Ehlig-Economides, PhD and Dimitrios Hatzignatiou, PhD DISCIPLINE: Geoscience, Engineering, Multi-Disciplinary & Introductory COURSE LENGTH: 5 Half-Day Sessions, 8:00AM - 12:00PM CT (20.0 Hours) November 14-18, 2022 AVAILABILITY: Public, In-House, & Live Online WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Petroleum engineers and geoscientists interested or already engaged in methane and carbon dioxide (CO2) capture from industrial and agricultural sources and from the air, CO2 utilization for enhanced oil recovery (EOR), and CO2 storage in depleted reservoirs and saline aquifers. COURSE DESCRIPTION: The primary…
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REGISTRATION should be made at least one month before the start of a course. It is recommended that participants register early due to limited seating. However, we will accept paid registrations up to the last business day before the class, provided there are seats available. Registrants will receive a confirmation email within 48 hours of registration and will receive complete venue information two weeks prior to the first day of class.
As a reminder: your seat in a course is not confirmed until payment is received.