Events

The focus of the course is, perceptibly, on fracturing: the universal process for Shale and Conventional plays, rock properties/log analysis, regulatory issues, and specifics of propping agents, frac fluids, and forced closure.

The focus of the course is, perceptibly, on fracturing: the universal process for Shale and Conventional plays, rock properties/log analysis, regulatory issues, and specifics of propping agents, frac fluids, and forced closure.

The value of attending our event comes from sponsoring the event. Sponsors have VIP access to speakers and premier benefits. While attending our boutique-style events, you have the opportunity for informal conversations about emerging technology and Plug and Abandonment technology with like-mined industry colleagues. There are many options available to fit your budget and needs.

Sponsors have VIP access to speakers and premier benefits. While attending our boutique-style events, you have the opportunity for informal conversations about emerging technology and multiphase pumping technology with like-mined industry colleagues. There are many options available to fit your budget and needs.

MPUR Theme: Collaborating to Accelerate Learning and Adoption
Pumping has stood the test of time providing value to the international oil and gas industry. Our industry’s market for Improved Oil Recovery (IOR), Artificial Lift and Multiphase Fluid Transport is growing with pumping continuing to lead the way. With multiphase pumping applications increasing, both offshore and onshore, the MPUR highlights both lessons learned and key emerging technology developments. MPUR was created to foster interaction and the exchange of experiences between end-users of multiphase pumping. A value takeaway for stakeholders is the transfer of data from end-user to end-user; operations and a sound technological understanding; this can impact your company’s bottom line. Topics for the program are: OPEX and CAPEX of multiphase pumping, operations for increasing recoverable reserves, compression to boost production, subsea pumping development, reduce flaring and new research for pumping performance.

The focus of the course is, perceptibly, on fracturing: the universal process for Shale and Conventional plays, rock properties/log analysis, regulatory issues, and specifics of propping agents, frac fluids, and forced closure.

The focus of the course is, perceptibly, on fracturing: the universal process for Shale and Conventional plays, rock properties/log analysis, regulatory issues, and specifics of propping agents, frac fluids, and forced closure.