Nov. 28, 2018


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Sponsor: Wells Fargo

 Please join us for our November 28 SPE BD study group to discuss the technical and economic merits of "Cube Development". Many public operators including Encana, QEP, Concho, Devon have started Cube Development of their multi-stacked pay assets. 

The presentation “Cube Development- What, How, When, and Why” is going to be unique as Devon will teach us the potential developments and risks of this exciting strategy. The Devon panel will be led by John Raines, VP Delaware Basin Unit; Kurtis Schmitz, Planning Supervisor; and Patrick Kamann, Delaware Basin Geoscience Manager.

We will kick off with our popular 5-6 PM networking happy hour followed by the 6-7 PM presentation and Q&A. Both will be on the third floor mezzanine.

What?

"Cube Development" is the industry term for simultaneous full development of a multi-stacked pay reservoir.

How?

What are the "rules of the road" and best practices to successfully execute a "Cube Development" program? What up front planning needs to be done for simultaneous high density drilling and completion operations, infrastructure/facilities (water supply/disposal), and procurement of services (rigs/frac crews)? What incremental cost above and beyond typical single well D&C costs are incurred with Cube Development? What Cost savings and synergies are created with Cube Development?

When?

What is the optimal timing for "Cube Development"? Are spacing pilots necessary before beginning "Cube development"? What is a realistic timeline for fully drilling up a section or half section with 3-4 benches? What "knobs" can be tweaked after completing a section and monitoring well performance? Can cube development still be implemented after development drilling has begun?

Why?

The key benefits of cube development are the acceleration of resource recovery and avoiding the negative impacts of parent-child degradation due to pressure depletion from existing wells. Fully developing one bench before developing a second bench (deeper or shallower) creates the potential risk of pressure depletion and "parent-child" well degradation. Cube development gives the best possible chance for all formations to be developed with maximum reservoir pressure and effective stimulation of multiple stacked pays. 

 

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Speaker: John Raines, Vice President of the Delaware Basin Unit for Devon Energy
Speaker John Raines, Vice President of the Delaware Basin Unit for Devon Energy

John Raines, 36, is vice president of the Delaware Basin Business Unit for Devon Energy. John started at Devon as an intern in 2005, his junior year of college. Upon graduation, Raines joined Devon's Land Department and served in roles of increasing responsibility in Devon's Business Development and Marketing departments …

John Raines, 36, is vice president of the Delaware Basin Business Unit for Devon Energy. John started at Devon as an intern in 2005, his junior year of college. Upon graduation, Raines joined Devon's Land Department and served in roles of increasing responsibility in Devon's Business Development and Marketing departments before his most recent positions as vice president of Land and Regulatory and vice president of the Rockies Business Unit. John received a bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of Oklahoma, with majors in energy management and finance. Raines also holds a law degree from Oklahoma City University. John is a member of the Oklahoma Bar Association.

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Speaker: Patrick Kamann,Delaware Basin Geoscience Manager for Devon Energy
Speaker Patrick Kamann,Delaware Basin Geoscience Manager for Devon Energy

Patrick Kamann is the Delaware Basin Geoscience Manager for Devon Energy. He joined Devon in 2005 and worked as a geologist in many of Devon’s key onshore U.S. plays. Patrick holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Safety and Occupational Health Management from the University of Findlay, a Master …

Patrick Kamann is the Delaware Basin Geoscience Manager for Devon Energy. He joined Devon in 2005 and worked as a geologist in many of Devon’s key onshore U.S. plays. Patrick holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Safety and Occupational Health Management from the University of Findlay, a Master of Science degree in Geosciences from Wright State University and a Master of Science degree in Geology from Oklahoma State University. He is a member of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists and the Oklahoma City Geological Society. 

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Speaker: Kurtis Schmitz, Planning Supervisor at Devon Energy
Speaker Kurtis Schmitz, Planning Supervisor at Devon Energy

Kurtis Schmitz is a Planning Supervisor at Devon Energy, leading multiple planning teams to develop and deliver all components to successfully execute plans for the company’s Delaware Basin asset. Kurtis joined Devon Energy in 2011 as a Senior Drilling Engineer and moved into planning leadership in 2014. He holds two …

Kurtis Schmitz is a Planning Supervisor at Devon Energy, leading multiple planning teams to develop and deliver all components to successfully execute plans for the company’s Delaware Basin asset. Kurtis joined Devon Energy in 2011 as a Senior Drilling Engineer and moved into planning leadership in 2014. He holds two Bachelor of Science degrees from the University of Oklahoma: one each in zoology and mechanical engineering.

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Date and Time

Wed, Nov. 28, 2018

5 p.m. - 7 p.m.
(GMT-0500) US/Central

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Location

Four Seasons Hotel

1300 Lamar
Houston, Texas 77010