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SUMMARY:PROMO CODE “AS15” for 15% off : Register now for The Wells Conference Gulf of America November 10 – November 11, 2026 – Houston
DESCRIPTION:Analyze the entire Gulf well lifecycle, from 20,000 psi production opportunities and cutting edge interventions to riserless operations and abandonment liabilities\nJoin This Year’s Exhibition\nPut your solutions in front of leading Gulf operators including BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil, LLOG Exploration, Murphy Oil, and Shell by securing your place in the Technology Showcase Hall today. We are limited to 20 exhibition booths this year and it will be a sell out!\nUnrivaled Networking Opportunities\nConnect with industry peers across our cocktail reception, lunches, coffee breaks and dedicated networking receptions throughout the event. Each opportunity can be sponsored, giving you the access, promotion and introduction to your most critical business targets.\nSession 1\nThe Gulf Outlook: Markets, Regulation, Asset Strategy\n\nPanel Discussion: Campaigning Offshore—Driving Efficiency Through Collaborative Well Operations\n\nExplore how campaign-based planning is transforming offshore well intervention, P&A, and late-life operations by improving vessel utilization, reducing mobilizations, and lowering overall project costs.\nHear real-world lessons from operators, service companies, and technology providers on planning and executing multi-well campaigns through collaboration, standardized processes, and integrated project delivery.\nDiscuss how campaigning can enhance safety, optimize asset management, and unlock new opportunities for well intervention, decommissioning, and infrastructure reuse across the Gulf of America.\n\nModerator: Ernest Hui, SVP, Business Development, Promethean Energy\nPanelists:\n\nCharles Landis, Vice President, Operations, Crescent Energy Services\nMartyn Fear, Chief Operating Officer, Promethean Energy\nRam Seetharam, ROICE Program Executive Director, University of Houston\n\n\nPanel Discussion: From Insights to Action—How Agentic AI Is Transforming Operations in the Gulf of America\n\nExplore how AI is already enhancing offshore operations through predictive maintenance, production optimization, and failure forecasting, while examining the next generation of digital assistants and multi-agent systems.\nDiscover how generative AI is moving beyond analytics to support planning and execution, reducing equipment downtime, optimizing inspection programs, and improving operational safety and efficiency.\nGain practical insights into AI implementation, including organizational readiness, cybersecurity, workforce adoption, and the pathway toward autonomous, AI-enabled well operations.\n\nSpeaker: Lumay Viloria, Advisory Consultant, Energy, Endeavor Management\nSession 2\nUnlocking the 20,000 PSI Opportunity\n\nProtecting Our License to Operate: Industry’s Responsibility for Source Control Preparedness\n\nReflect on the lessons learned from Macondo and how they have shaped the evolution of subsea source control capabilities across the offshore industry.\nExplore the systems, technologies, and industry collaboration required to sustain source control readiness in a low-frequency, high-consequence operating environment.\nExamine the future of source control preparedness and how continued investment in response capabilities helps maintain stakeholder confidence, public trust, and the industry’s license to operate.\n\nSpeaker: Mike Cargol, Managing Director, HWCG\n\nStrengthening Process Safety Through Barrier Ownership and Risk Awareness\n\nExplore how cumulative risk evolves throughout the well lifecycle and why maintaining barrier health and clear ownership is essential to preventing major process safety events.\nLearn best practices for managing contractors and subcontractors to strengthen process safety performance, improve accountability, and maintain barrier integrity during well intervention, maintenance, and decommissioning activities.\nExamine how effective alarm management and operational discipline support informed decision-making, protect critical barriers, and enable safer well operations from production through late life and abandonment.\n\nSpeaker: Joni Arentz, Technical Safety Engineer & Contractor Safety Management, Shell\n\nAdvancing Subsea Wells Analysis for HPHT Field Development\n\nUnderstand how subsea wells analysis supports the safe design and long-term integrity of HPHT wells throughout the asset lifecycle.\nExplore the engineering challenges associated with evaluating well loads, thermal effects, and subsea system performance in deepwater environments.\nExamine how advanced well analysis informs design decisions, reduces risk, and enhances field development outcomes.\n\nSpeaker: Michael Long Ge, Subsea Wells Analysis Lead, BP\n\nFrom Planning to Production: The Role of Subsurface in Delivering Successful Wells in the Gulf of America\n\nPlanning and Well Design: Integrate subsurface data to optimize well placement, reduce uncertainty, and maximize reservoir contact.\nExecution: Manage drilling and completion risks through real-time subsurface monitoring and informed decision-making.\nProduction and Operations: Use reservoir surveillance and performance data to optimize production, improve recovery, and identify intervention opportunities.\n\nSpeaker: Mohamed Khalil, Advisor, Geoscience, Murphy Oil\nSession 3\nDoing More With Less\n\nBarrier Health and Well Integrity: Enabling Operations Throughout the Well Lifecycle\n\nUnderstand why maintaining barrier integrity is the critical first step for safe well entry, intervention, and late-life well operations.\nExplore strategies for monitoring barrier health, identifying integrity risks, and maintaining well control throughout the asset lifecycle.\nLearn how robust well integrity management supports safer interventions, extends asset life, and enables successful decommissioning and well repurposing.\n\nSpeaker: Ksenia O’Connor, Transformation and Standardisation Lead, Shell\n\nNew Technologies to Improve Competitiveness in Subsea Completions Deployment\n\nExplore how emerging subsea technologies and improved deployment strategies are reshaping subsea completions execution and enhancing project competitiveness.\nExamine how lessons learned from subsea developments in other fields can be applied to Gulf operations to improve efficiency, reduce complexity, and optimize delivery performance.\n\nSpeaker: Rafael Ramirez, Senior Subsea Completions & Intervention Engineer, Chevron\nSession 4\nBreakthrough Well Intervention Technologies\n\nAdvances in Through-Tubing Well Integrity Evaluation Through the Application of New Physics\n\nExplore the challenges of evaluating well integrity through multiple tubulars and the limitations of conventional inspection techniques.\nDiscover how new physics-based technologies are enabling more accurate through-tubing well integrity assessments without invasive intervention.\nExamine real-world applications demonstrating how advanced evaluation methods improve barrier verification, support informed decision-making, and reduce operational risk throughout the well lifecycle.\n\nSpeaker: Neil Sookram, Cased Hole Domain Advisor, GOWell\n\nRestoring Production and Well Control Through DeepSet Wireline SCSSV Intervention\n\nExplore how wireline-deployed DeepSet SCSSV intervention provides a cost-effective alternative to full well workovers by restoring well control and extending production from wells with failed tubing-retrievable safety valves.\nExamine the end-to-end remediation process, including TRSV seal bore integrity assessment, permanent flow tube lockout, hydraulic communication, control line integrity testing, and deployment of a fail-safe DeepSet wireline-retrievable SCSSV.\nReview lessons learned from system integration testing and successful Gulf field deployments, demonstrating how collaborative wireline intervention solutions can reduce downtime, lower intervention costs, and safely return wells to production.\n\nSpeaker: Robert Henschel, Chief Operating Officer, Tejas Research & Engineering\nSession 5\nTackling the Gulf’s P&A Challenge\n\nProfitable Life Extension of Offshore Platforms and Wells Through CO2 Sequestration\n\nExplore the advantages of offshore CO2 sequestration over onshore alternatives, including the opportunity to leverage existing offshore infrastructure and subsurface assets.\nDiscover how offshore platforms and wells can be repurposed after cessation of production into CO2 sequestration hubs, extending asset life and supporting the energy transition.\nUnderstand how 45Q tax credits and strategic asset selection can generate attractive project economics, with insights into the highest-potential Gulf of America assets for future CO2 storage projects.\n\nSpeakers:\n\nRam Seetharam, ROICE Program Executive Director, University of Houston\nPaulo Liu, Research Scientist, University of Houston\n\n\nPanel Discussion: Plug and Abandonment in the Gulf of America—Managing Risk, Liability, and Late-Life Assets\n\nExamine the growing scale of decommissioning liabilities across the Gulf of America, including aging infrastructure, “boomerang” assets, and the financial and operational challenges they present to operators.\nExplore strategies for overcoming incomplete well records, uncertain barrier conditions, and poor legacy data through improved planning, technology, and collaborative approaches to P&A execution.\nDiscuss how operators, regulators, and service providers can reduce costs, improve campaign efficiency, and develop sustainable P&A strategies that protect the environment while maximizing value from late-life assets.\n\nPanelists:\n\nAlexander Spuskanyuk, Principal Well Integrity Engineer, ExxonMobil\nScott Watters, Well Services, University of Houston\n\n
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