April 12, 2018


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ABSTRACT of Presentation

 

This presentation will examine the economic and technology metrics that both Deepwater and Shale share and face as they square off and compete for asset dollars.

Now that we’ve settled into our next 7-year business cycle, the oil patch finds itself getting healthy again, but in vastly different world than when it went into the last bust. Improving efficiencies, completion of “the great crew change”, and emerging/alternative energy sources are keeping “lower-for-longer” for the foreseeable future.

 Deepwater prospects which have been a big part of the oil patch’s growth engine in the previous decade face significant competitive headwinds in this decade, primarily from Shale. Shale is a formidable opponent, continuing to improve production efficiencies and accessing more market share. For Deepwater to compete, it will need to undergo similar introspection; finding new configurations and efficiencies other than just “dropping the cost of equipment”.

 

   

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Parking for this event
 
The TOTAL Plaza building (1201 Louisiana Street across from the Houston Hyatt Regency Hotel) is connected to the downtown Houston tunnel system.  Using the tunnel system, those working downtown can walk to our meeting in air-conditioned comfort.
 
If you will drive to this meeting, the following summarizes available parking:
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The image above shows how to access the valet parking area at the new location of the Petroleum Club. Enter from Milam Street and exit onto Louisiana Street.  Parking fee for this valet parking is $15. Be sure to get discount parking sticker at registration table if you use this valet parking service.
 
Surface parking lots are available to the south of the TOTAL Plaza building (between this building and the former EXXON Building), including one surface lot adjacent to the TOTAL Plaza Building - pay at meter (cost ~ $9).  Other surface lots in the area cost $8 - $9 and they frequently are full by mid-morning.
 
Parking is also available in the Hyatt Regency Hotel parking garage across the street.  Prices vary depending on time in the garage.  Cost for 2 hours of parking is $12.  Parking is also available via valet at the Louisiana Street entrance of the hotel.  Cost is about $10. 
 
 
 

Featured Speakers

Speaker: Brian Skeels, Senior Technical Advisor, TechnipFMC
Speaker Brian Skeels, Senior Technical Advisor, TechnipFMC

 
Brian has 37 years’ experience in subsea completion and pipeline design and installation. He spent 5 years with Exxon Production Research Company working on Exxon’s famous SPS and UMC subsea systems, and the rest with FMC Technologies.  As a TechnipFMC Senior Technical Advisor, he serves as a technical advocate for …

 


Brian has 37 years’ experience in subsea completion and pipeline design and installation. He spent 5 years with Exxon Production Research Company working on Exxon’s famous SPS and UMC subsea systems, and the rest with FMC Technologies.  As a TechnipFMC Senior Technical Advisor, he serves as a technical advocate for new technologies and strategic planning specialist for frontier technologies, HPHT, and remote well intervention, including efforts delving into riser-less light well intervention, ROV interfaces, remote robotics technology, and hydrate remediation programs.


Brian has been part of API’s Upstream Standards for 32 years and currently serves on API Subcommittee 17 executive committee. He serves as task group chairman for 17G on subsea intervention systems, co-chair for 17D on subsea tree and wellhead equipment, and chairs 17TR8 for HPHT equipment design. Brian also on several Industry and Professional Society conference program boards.


Brian has a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Cornell University and an MS in Ocean Engineering from the University of Rhode Island.  He has won numerous professional awards and is an adjunct professor in subsea engineering at the University of Houston. 

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Organizer

Barry Faulkner

Email: barryf1944@gmail.com 


Phone: (281) 627-8790 


Date and Time

Thu, April 12, 2018

11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
(GMT-0500) America/Chicago

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Location

PETROLEUM CLUB (NEW LOCATION), 35th Floor, TOTAL Building

1201 LOUISIANA STREET, 35th Floor
Houston, Texas 77002
United States



Group(s): General Meeting