7:30
7:30-8:45
Sponsored By
8:45-8:55
8:55-9:30
Shawn Bennett, Assistant Deputy Secretary for Oil & Natural Gas, US Department of Energy
9:30-10:00
Delegates can network with refreshments & snacks in between sessions as part of this break, sponsored by Gradiant.
Sponsored By
9:30-10:00
10:00-11:30
SESSION CHAIRS
Naeem Bhola, Jorin
Drayton Bryant, CETCO ENERGY SERVICES
Decision Support for Environmental Net Effects (ENE) Evaluation
Rasel Hossain, Stantec
Use of Online OiW Monitoring for Digital Authority Reporting
Stian Magnussen, Pro Analysis AS
Case Study: Design and Construction of Cost-Effective Produced Water Infrastructure for Start-Up Operators and Midstream Companies
Jason Seneker, Ross Group
SESSION CHAIRS
Michael Dunkel, Jacobs
Policy, Regulations, and Economics to Support Produced Water Total Resource Recovery
Mike Hightower, New Mexico Desalination Association
First Time Ever: Satellite Imagery Analytics of Full Permian Basin Frac Pond and Well Pad Development Activity, 2016 to Present on a Weekly Basis
Josh Adler, Sourcewater
Water Wars and the Texas-New Mexico Border: Are They (Really) Warranted?
Laura Capper, EnergyMaker
11:30-1:00
Sponsored By
12:00-1:00
1:00-2:30
In addition to sharing a border, Texas and New Mexico share the most productive shale play in the US. With reuse and recycling on everyone’s mind, pressure on shared water resources is creating tension along the border. The panel will explore the complicated problems these states have to water and analyze the some of the proposed solutions for sourcing freshwater and handling and disposing of produced water.
Moderator
Dan Shannon, Schlumberger
Panelists
Kimberly Wurtz, Ball Morse Lowe
Laura Capper, EnergyMaker
Mike Hightower, New Mexico Desalination Association
Scott Verhines, Stantec
SESSION CHAIRS
Rob Bruant, B3 Insight
Jay Keener, Blackbuck Resources
Demonstration Testing Results: Varying Oxidation, Coagulant and Flocculant Demand in Reuse Applications
Buddy Boysen, Water Standard
Developing a Spatial Framework Using Indexing on a Basin-Scale for Investigating the Potential for Produced Water Reuse in Agricultural Applications
Emily Sappington, University of Houston
A Mechanism to Fight Against Formation Damage for Saltwater Disposal
Jim Wu, Phoenix C&W
2:30-3:00
Sponsored By
2:30-3:00
3:00-4:30
SESSION CHAIRS
Hani Al-Khalifa, Aramco
Emily Sappington, ExxonMobil
Designing Produced Water Treatment Systems for Optimal Oil Recovery
Kirby Mohr, Mohr Separations Research
Changing Your Mindset: Case Study for Reducing Opex and Capex
Fady Rizk, Exterran
Get Inline: Continuous, Instant, Concurrent Three-Phase Separation
Secil Comert, Schlumberger
Find out how the midstream disposal and water management services stack up against what operators want and what private equity firms want in this panel discussion.
Moderator
Morris Hoagland, Jade Dragon
Panelists
Cory Hall, Aqua Terra Water Management
Justin Love, Blackbuck Resources
Paul Passino, Bruin E&P Operating
Karen Work, ConocoPhillips
Stephen Cole, Five Points Energy
Matt Tate, H2O Midstream
Dustin Brownlow, Texas Water Management Solutions
4:30-4:45
4:45-6:15
This session will last for 90 minutes and features 3 rotations, each lasting 25 minutes. During each rotation, Roundtable hosts will present to different groups of attendees who have chosen the table in advance. Each rotation has 5 minutes built in for attendees to change tables.
Sponsored By
1. Threat Assessment from Water Borne Hazardous Materials: Wearable Field Devices for Oil & Gas Production Operations Personnel
David Burnett, A&M
2. Measurement of Very Low Concentrations of Light Oils in a Reliable, Low Maintenance OIW Analyzer
Andrew McClernon, Advanced Sensors
3. Breakthrough Hybrid Water Treatment Technology – Economically Producing Consistent Recycled Water, Regardless of Variation in the Influent
Paul Englram, AGT Water System
4. Optimizing Biocide Performance – A Dual Biocide Approach to Long Term Bacteria Control
James Lind, Baker Hughes
5. Unexpected Pumping Solutions for your Midstream Water Needs
Jordan Kirk, Baker Hughes
6. Mixing Oil and Water
Kimberly Wurtz, Ball Morse Lowe
7. Improving Safety in Produced Water Treatment and the Application of Chlorine Dioxide
Peter Garrison, International Dioxcide, a Division of ERCO Worldwide
8. Nano-Flow Imaging
Kent Peterson, Fluid Imaging Technologies
9. Understanding Oilfield Water for Sustainable Treatment, Storage and Reuse
Kushal Seth, Gradiant
10. CoVAP – Cogeneration for Industrial Waste Water Evaporation
Swamy Margan, Heartland Water Technology
11. Making Data-Driven Decisions about Produced Water Treatment
Zacariah Hildenbrand, Inform Environmental
12. H2S Management: What’s Effective, What’s Forgotten, and Can We Be Smarter?
Laurence Cowie, Infrastructure Analytics
13. Can International Expertise Help Create High Value, Long Term Jobs in the US?
Angela Symington, Infrastructure Analytics
14. Reduce OPEX though Optimization, Intelligent Data Management & Control – The Key to Implementation is Reliable and Trustworthy Real-Time Data
Gerard Cooke, Inov8s
15. Embracing the Holistic Approach to Troubleshooting Produced Water Treatment
Naeem Bhola, Jorin
16. How to Win Friends and Influence Surface Owners
Amanda LaBrie, LaBrie Oil & Gas
17. Economical and Technical Advantages of Produced and Flowback Water Treatment and Reuse
Assiyeh Tabatabai, Lhoist
18. Regenerable Modified Clay Adsorbent Which Removes Hydrocarbons from Produced Water
Laura Kajita, Oil-Dri Corp
19. The Digital Oilfield and Automated Water Transfer and Supply Systems
John Siewenie, Pureline
20. SWD Remediation and Damage Removal in Oil and Gas Wells with Chlorine Dioxide
Madeline Bette, Sabre Energy
21. Water Management Onshore v Offshore
Dan Shannon, Schlumberger
22. Environmental Compliance Cost Reduction for Groundwater Monitoring
James Lawrence, SCS Engineers
23. Developing a Fully-Functional Water Treatment Design for Unconventional Hydraulic Fracturing Use
Clay Maugans, Select Energy Services
24. Improving Operational Efficiencies Utilizing Third Party Support Centers
Michael Chavez, SitePro
25. Advanced New Filtration Medias for Produced Water EOR Treatment and Reuse
Jan Bart Kok, Veolia Water Technology
6:15-7:15
Delegates and Presenters have the opportunity to network and mingle. Drinks and koozies are sponsored by SUEZ.
Sponsored By
7:00
7:00-7:55
7:55-8:00
8:00-8:30
Trash or Treasure: How is Produced Water’s Economic Value Evolving in the Permian Basin?
Gabe Collins, Baker Institute, Rice University
8:30-10:00
SESSION CHAIRS
Drayton Bryant, CETCO ENERGY SERVICES
Gregory Hallahan, ProSep
Looking Beyond Reuse
Rick McCurdy, Chesapeake Energy
Systematic Approach for Developing a “Fit-for-Purpose” Treatment for Produced Water Reuse in Hydraulic Fracturing
Ramesh Sharma, ConocoPhillips
Fit-for-Purpose Water Treatment in Permian Shale – Field Data, Lab Data and Comprehensive Overview
John Walsh, Jacobs
10:00-10:30
Delegates can network with refreshments & snacks in between sessions as part of this break, sponsored by Gradiant.
Sponsored By
10:00-10:30
10:30-12:00
SESSION CHAIRS
Michael Grossman, Scinor
Chip Westaby, Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments
Can Ceramic Membranes Be Recovered from Adsorbed Surfactants? A Study of Surfactant Adsorption onto Metal Oxides Using Quartz Crystal Microbalance (QCM-D)
Sandra Medina, KAUST
Polymer Flood Clarifiers
Paul Hart, Clariant
Using Nano Gas to Recover More Oil from Oil Wells, Recover Oil from Oil Sands, Separate Oil and Water, Clarify Blackwater, and Float Heavy Oil
Len Bland, Nano Gas Technologies
SESSION CHAIRS
Jim Patterson, RyKor
Dan Shannon, Schlumberger
Micro-Managing Oilfield Produced Water
Marc Demeter, OSP Microcheck
ClO2 Treatment of Oilfield Produced Water Transfer Pipelines
Zack Li, PureLine
A Low-Cost Approach to Produced Water Reuse
Mark Patton, Hydrozonix
12:00-1:00
12:00-1:00
1:00-2:30
SESSION CHAIRS
Brent Halldorson, Fountain Quail Energy Services
Innovative Membrane Technology Delivering Superior Performance
Jarid Hugonin, Baleen Process Solutions
Selective Removal of BTEX from a Methanol Containing Process Water Stream
Caleb Smathers, ProSep
TDA (Texas Desal Association) Legislative Produced Water Initiative
Paul Choules, Water Cycle/Texas Desal Association
SESSION CHAIRS
Valentina Llano, Monarch Separators
Chien Ly, Schlumberger
Enhance Lime Softening Alkalinity Removal to Increase Boiler Reliability and Water Recycle in Thermal Oil Recovery
Wayne Gilraine, DeltaCascade Design Associates
Produced Water Thermal Distillation
Gary Katz, Katz Water Technology
Killing Produced Water Cost
Evan Walton, Slickrock Produced Water Solutions
2:30-3:00
Delegates can network with refreshments & snacks in between sessions as part of this break, sponsored by PureLine.
Sponsored By
2:30-3:00
3:00-4:30
SESSION CHAIRS
Raj Ghimire, PfP Industries
Caleb Smathers, ProSep
Produced Water Reuse and Disposal Treatment Challenges Large Volume Use Case Studies on Advanced Treatment Technologies
Chad Randal, Amperage Energy
Fate of Radium on Discharge of Produced Water to the Marine Environment y
Faraaz Ahmad, University of Manchester
Multi-Disciplinary Approach to EOR Screening: Oil Characterization Using GC-FID/MS to Improve the Produced Water Quality
Verena Leitenmueller, Montanuniversitaet Leoben/OMV
Moderator
Steve Coffee, Produced Water Society
Panelists
Hani Al-Khalifa, Aramco
Rick McCurdy, Chesapeake Energy
Prakhar Prakash, Chevron
Ramesh Sharma, ConocoPhillips
4:30-4:45
