Papers presented at this conference, as outlined in the Contents below, are available in a bound volume of proceedings from Mrs Marian Rolfe at BHR Group.

Pressure Rises for Downhole and Subsea Efficiency

Advances in technology have created exciting new opportunities for the oil and gas industry to use downhole production and subsea processing to maximise well efficiency. At the same time, the industry faces increased pressure to reduce costs against a background of squeezed margins, limited resources, R & D budget cuts and new environmental concerns. Huge cost savings are possible if new technology can be applied effectively.

Downhole Production & Subsea Processing

is a one-day technical conference which presents the latest state-of-the-art in downhole technology, the emerging innovations and products whilst highlighting the priorities for future development beyond the year 2000.

Contents

The conference proceedings are now available and contain the following papers:

Well Construction and Modelling

Slimwell Construction "without the pain"
P Head, XL Technology Ltd; G Cameron, Amerada Hess; T Hanson, Enterprise Oil; S Al- Rawahi, Shell International, UK

Intelligent/Smart Technologies

Bringing permanent reservoir monitoring technology and experience into new downhole applications
H Hansen, Subsurface Technology AS (SubTech), Norway

Listen to your reservoir: Applications of microseismic monitoring
A J Jupe, J F Cowles, R H Jones; CSM Associates Ltd, UK

Subsea Separation and Control

A configurable subsea water boosting and injection system
A Radicioni, G D'Aloisio, Sasp Offshore Engineering, Italy; A Baker, Baker Jardine & Associates, UK

Process Aspects of the Troll Pilot Subsea Separation and Reinjection System
B Bringedal, K Haugen, ABB Offshore Technology; M N Lingelem, B Strand, Norsk Hydro Technology and Projects, Norway

Downhole Separation

Further developments of the HYDROSEP™ system for downhole oil/water separation
I C Smyth, Baker Hughes Process Systems; B Fay, Centrilift, UK

CMPT - brokering solutions for the upstream oil and gas industry
J Shackleton, CMPT, UK

Pressure Rises for Downhole and Subsea Efficiency

Advances in technology have created exciting new opportunities for the oil and gas industry to use downhole production and subsea processing to maximise well efficiency. At the same time, the industry faces increased pressure to reduce costs against a background of squeezed margins, limited resources, R & D budget cuts and new environmental concerns. Huge cost savings are possible if new technology can be applied effectively.

Downhole Production & Subsea Processing

is a one-day technical conference which presents the latest state-of-the-art in downhole technology, the emerging innovations and products whilst highlighting the priorities for future development beyond the year 2000.

Contents

The conference proceedings are now available and contain the following papers:

Well Construction and Modelling

Slimwell Construction "without the pain"
P Head, XL Technology Ltd; G Cameron, Amerada Hess; T Hanson, Enterprise Oil; S Al- Rawahi, Shell International, UK

Intelligent/Smart Technologies

Bringing permanent reservoir monitoring technology and experience into new downhole applications
H Hansen, Subsurface Technology AS (SubTech), Norway

Listen to your reservoir: Applications of microseismic monitoring
A J Jupe, J F Cowles, R H Jones; CSM Associates Ltd, UK

Subsea Separation and Control

A configurable subsea water boosting and injection system
A Radicioni, G D'Aloisio, Sasp Offshore Engineering, Italy; A Baker, Baker Jardine & Associates, UK

Process Aspects of the Troll Pilot Subsea Separation and Reinjection System
B Bringedal, K Haugen, ABB Offshore Technology; M N Lingelem, B Strand, Norsk Hydro Technology and Projects, Norway

Downhole Separation

Further developments of the HYDROSEP™ system for downhole oil/water separation
I C Smyth, Baker Hughes Process Systems; B Fay, Centrilift, UK

CMPT - brokering solutions for the upstream oil and gas industry
J Shackleton, CMPT, UK