Circular Energy Strategies to Minimize Environmental Footprint in Oil and Gas Operations

Wednesday, 25 September

1400 - 1630

Room 215 - 216

Technical Session

Circular energy strategies comprise innovative ways of using our resources by changing the paradigm from use-dispose as waste to use-repair/recycle while minimizing the environmental footprint. The presentations in this session will illustrate circular energy strategies for managing groundwater, produced water, and CO2, implementing electrification at the field, and drilling operations.

Session Chairpersons

Philippe Herve - PGNRG

Patricia Carreras, Session Chair - Consultant

1400-1425 221002
Sustainable Solutions For Contaminant Management In Produced Water

N. Nicholas, Genesis Water Technologies; A. Bautista-Gomez, UniXporter LLC
1425-1450 220874
Enhancing Sustainable Oil And Gas Operations: Produced Water Treatment Using Biological Oxidation

K. Shah, B. Conway, Flex-Chem
1450-1515 220729
Buoyancy-Enhanced Membrane Filtration for Oilfield Produced Water Recycle and Reuse

P. Christou, Swirltex Inc.
1515-1540 220869
Eco-Friendly Drilling: Evaluating the Impact of Engineered High-Performance Water-Based Mud on Emissions and Waste

M. Bageri, T. Vordick, Newpark Drilling Fluids
1540-1605 220894
Results of a Project for the Electrification of Well Testing and Production Equipment in the Ecuadorian Amazon

B. Clerque, A. Gomez, L. Fernandez, J. Soria Salazar, SERTECPET
1605-1630 220763
A Permian Microgrid Case Study - Keys To Successful Implementations

A. Dominguez Martinez, Caterpillar Oil & Gas
Alternate 220734
Comparative Analysis Of Microbiological Testing Technologies Used In The Energy Industry

N. Taylor, OSP Microcheck; A. Walker, Univeristy of Calgary; D. Nicoletti, LuminUltra Technologies Ltd; K. Po, C. Goldsmith, OSP Microcheck; L.M. Gieg, University of Calgary; M. Demeter, OSP Microcheck

2024 Technical Program

Circular Energy Strategies to Minimize Environmental Footprint in Oil and Gas Operations