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17–19 March 2020 | Ágora Convention Center | Bogotá, Colombia

SPE International Conference and Exhibition on

Health, Safety, Environment, and Sustainability

SPE Latin American and Caribbean Petroleum Engineering Conference

Co-located Events

go.spe.org/attendHSESgo.spe.org/attendLACPEC

The most cited benefits by past attendees are the excellent topic selection and opportunity to make valuable new business contacts with oil and gas professionals from around the world.

Exhibits, Sponsorship, and Advertising Opportunities Availablego.spe.org/attendLACPEC | go.spe.org/attendHSES

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Attendees from across all E&P disciplines will have access to both technical programs, a shared exhibition, and multiple networking opportunities with a single registration. Join us on 17–19 March, 2020, at Ágora Convention Center in Bogotá, Colombia.

More than 400 papers* will be presented across 53 technical sessions, 11 panels, four plenaries, and a young professionals session to accentuate this robust program.

*Presented papers will be published to OnePetro®.

About LACPEC

For more than 25 years, LACPEC continues to meet the existing, emerging, and future technical needs for the upstream petroleum sector.

With the theme, “Going Beyond the Limits: Emerging Technologies for a Sustainable Energy Balance,” the conference will unveil actionable insights and strategic partnerships for capitalizing on the region’s oil and gas opportunities.

About the International Conference on HSE and Sustainability

For more than 25 years, this conference rotates around the world highlighting innovative applications to enhance HSE and sustainability performance in the oil and gas sector.

Themed “Generating Pride and Enabling Engagement,” this conference is the must-attend event for professionals in the oil and gas industry. Three days of knowledge sharing and interactive sessions that advance industry performance in significant ways. These events will showcase a powerful combination of technical, panel, and executive sessions that engage both industry and external experts in forward-looking, strategic concepts.

High-Quality Technical Content Paired with Discussion on Sustainability and Industry Pride

Image courtesy of IOGP.

“Central and South America is one of the

world’s major oil and gas producing regions,

and held one fifth of the world’s proven oil

reserves.” - The International Association of

Oil and Gas Producers (IOGP)


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LACPEC Program Committee

Program CommitteeGeneral Chairperson Co-Chairpersons

Karin GonzalezChevron

Rafael HincapieOMV Exploration and Production GmbH

Paola PastorTachyus

Ernesto ValbuenaChevron

Program AdvisorsTom Blasingame

Texas A&M University

Eduardo Gildin

Texas A&M University

Nestor Saavedra

Ecopetrol

Committee Members

Mauricio de Aguiar Almeida, Louisiana State University

Roberto Aguilera, University of Calgary

Raphael Altman, Schlumberger

Randy Alvarez, KAPPA Engineering

Johannes Alvarez, Chevron Energy Technology Company

Luis Anaya, Ecopetrol

Alejandro Arbelaez, Chevron

Geragg Chourio Arocha, Petro Management Group Ltd.

Andres Castaño, Netherland, Sewell & Associates, Inc.

Ralph Chadeesingh, University of Surrey

Eric Delamaide, IFP Technologies Canada Inc.

Yanil Del Castillo, Schlumberger

Gioia Falcone, University of Glasgow

Eugenio Ferrigno, YPF

Alfonso Fragoso Amaya, University of Calgary

Jorge Galvez, Weatherford

Thomas Gan, Shell

Victor Huerta Quinones, National University of Engineering

Catalina Leal, Baker Hughes

Joel Le Calvez, Schlumberger

Alejandro Lerza, Chevron

Jose Luis Mogollon, Halliburton Consulting & Project Management

George Moridis, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

Nefeli Moridis, Texas A&M University

Ysnardo Moya, Baker Hughes - SSI

Peyman Nurafza, Shell

Daniel Orozco Ibarra, University of Calgary

Cesar Patiño, Ecopetrol SA

Olga Prieto, Baker Hughes

Francisco Porturas, Scanviz

Nestor Ruiz, MFR Blue Ocean

Otto Santos, Louisiana State University

Edwin Tillero, Loughborough University

Francisco Tovar, Occidental Petroleum Corporation

Luis Valencia, Chevron

Lumay Viloria-Gomez, Schlumberger

Alex Rodrigo Valdes-Perez, Texas A&M University

Pedro Vivas Sanchez, Schlumberger

To learn more about the committee members, visit go.spe.org/attendLACPEC.

Executive Committee Members

Mohammed Al-Abdulqader, Saudi Aramco

Gordon Ballard, IOGP

Fernando Benalcazar, Vice Minister of Mines, Ecuador

Thomas Hinterseer, CEDEP

Jack Hinton, Consultant

Tom Knode, Kirby Corporation

Paul Krishna, ExxonMobil

Clement Lavigne, Total

Juan Carlos Lopez, Schlumberger

Miguel Moyano, ARPEL

Uche Okorocha, Consultant

Cesar Patiño, Ecopetrol

Sue Staley, Shell

Sandy Stash, Tullow Oil

Brian Sullivan, IPIECA

Program SubcommitteesHealthCo-Chairpersons

Huma Abassi, Chevron

Paulo Rebelo, Petrobras

Subcommittee

Katie Bertani, Baker Hughes

Faiyaz Bhojani, Shell

Antonio Calderon, Equion Energia

Jean-Michel Courandier, Total

Jose Fernando Cristancho, Occidental Petroleum

Jorge Djaparidze, Baker Hughes

Ana Luisa Figueroa Gonzalez, Schlumberger

David Flower, BP

Andry Nowosiwsky, XOM

Uche Okorocha, Consultant

Phil Sharples, UnitedHealthcare Global Medicine

Maria Bucheli Toscano, Ecopetrol

SafetyCo-Chairpersons

Jordan Buss, Precision Drilling

Alan Hippman, Consultant

Subcommittee

Jhans Ricardo Atehortua, Ecopetrol

Tahir Azhibekov, ADNOC

Mariana Carvalho, IOGP

Claudio Castaneda, Equion Energia

Summer Condarco, Halliburton

Andrew Dingee, ADEnterprise

DeLaine Fletcher, Hunt Consolidated, Inc.

Phil Grossweiler, M&H

Program Committee member list continues next page.

HSE and Sustainability Program Committee

CommitteesGeneral Chairperson Program Committee Co-Chairpersons

Carlos Sarmiento Schlumberger

Johana DunlopSPE Technical Director, HSE and Sustainability

Juan Carlos UcrósOccidental Petroleum

Program AdvisorsJack HintonConsultant

Krish “Ravi” RavishankarOccidental Petroleum

Trey ShafferERM

Felipe BayónEcopetrol


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Jennifer Guidry, Precision Drilling

Gretchen Haskins, HeliOffshore Ltd

Peter Hudson, Hudson Global Consulting

John Karish, Consultant

Brian Kraus, ERM

Graeme Lawrie, OMV

Juan Carlos Lopez, Schlumberger

Jose Luis Martin, Occidental Petroleum

Yannick Mollier, Total

Marcin Nazuruk, Baker Hughes

Taher Patwa, Saudi Aramco Nabors Drilling (SANAD)

Luciano Scataglini, Eni

Davide Scotti, Saipem

Ajay Shah, Chevron

Cory Shelton, Shelton Coaching and Consulting, LLC.

Andrew Smith, Risk Management Systems

Rick Strouse, Shell

Jan Tucker, Tucker Enterprises Group of Companies

Kirsty Walker, Schlumberger

Tony Zamora, Consultant

EnvironmentCo-Chairpersons

Fernando Correa, Mansarovar

Sue Staley, Shell

Subcommittee

Wendy Brown, IOGP

Zachary Ceplecha, FTS International

Claude-Henri Chaineau, Total

Jill Cooper, Geosyntec Consultants

Robert Cox, IPIECA

Laureen Darku, Tullow Oil

Stephanie Dvorak, Schlumberger

Matthew Eales, Rubicon Oilfield International

Kari Ehmling, ExxonMobil

Liliana Giraldo, Occidental Petroleum

Artemis Kostareli, IPIECA

Dina Kuykendall, Baker Hughes

Jonathan Lilien, Chevron

Steinar Nesse, DNV GL

Paola Pedroni, Eni Upstream

Jens Valeur, Ramboll Environment & Health

Maritza Vargas, Terra Development Organization

Alberto Vega, ERM

Drue Ann Whittecar, Sabic

Andra Wilcox, HARC

Karin Witton, Weatherford

Social Responsibility and SustainabilityCo-Chairpersons

Nick Abrahams, Schlumberger

Kjerstin Lange, Equinor

Subcommittee

Yinka Adelodun, Consultant

Lina Arce Mateus, D-mente

Diego Astudillo, Repsol

Linda Battalora, Colorado School of Mines

Clare Bebbington, Audire Consulting

Kojo Beddu-Addo, Total

Nelcy Blanco, Occidental Petroleum

Emery Brusset, Social Terrain

Becci Collacott, IPIECA

James Cunningham, Schlumberger

Marina d’Engelbronner-Kolff, Shell

Catherine Duggan, Tullow Oil

William Feragotto, ERM

Ileana Ferber, ExxonMobil

Katherine Gilbert, ExxonMobil

Roger McElrath, BSR

Juan Carlos Mejia, Occidental Petroleum

Jonathan Motherwell, JTM and Associates, LLC

Helen Murphy, IPIECA

Luis Orea, PEMEX

Carolina Ortega, Noble Energy

Monica Ospina, O Trade

Fernando Rodriguez, HSE International

Jay Wagner, Plexus Energy Ltd.

To learn about the committee members, visit go.spe.org/attendHSES.

HSE and Sustainability Program Committee (continued)

PARTNER

OF CHOICE®

Occidental is committed to conducting our business in a manner

that safeguards our employees, protects the environment, benefits

neighboring communities and strengthens local economies.

Occidental

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For complete HSE and Sustainability technical agenda, visit go.spe.org/attendHSES. *Presented paper published to OnePetro®.For complete LACPEC technical agenda, visit go.spe.org/attendLACPEC. *Presented paper published to OnePetro®.

6 7Schedule of Events (as of 25 October 2019) Schedule of Events (as of 25 October 2019)

LACPEC Program HSE and Sustainability Program

Tuesday, 17 March 2020 Tuesday, 17 March 2020

Salon A Second Floor

Salon B Second Floor

Salon C Second Floor

Salon D Second Floor

Salon G Second Floor

Salon E-F Second Floor

Salon N Third Floor

Salon L Third Floor

Salon M Third Floor

Salon J Third Floor

Salon P Third Floor

0900–1000 Joint Opening Ceremony (Fifth Floor) Joint Opening Ceremony (Fifth Floor) 0900–1000

1000–1830 Exhibition Exhibition 1000–1830

1000–1030 Coffee Break on Exhibition Floor (Third Floor) Coffee Break on Exhibition Floor (Third Floor) 1000–1030

0845–1000 Joint Executive Plenary Session: State of the Industry and Path Forward - Sustainable Energy Shaped by Innovation and Engagement (Fifth Floor)

Joint Executive Plenary Session: State of the Industry and Path Forward - Sustainable Energy Shaped by Innovation and Engagement (Fifth Floor) 0845–1000

1200–1330 Networking Luncheon (Fourth Floor) Networking Luncheon (Fourth Floor) 1200–1330

1330–150001 Reservoir Data

Management & Interpretation

02 Heavy Oil Reservoirs

03 Petroleum Business Development Case

Studies04 Case Studies

05 Artificial Lift I (ESP,GL)

HSE Plenary I: Leadership and Engagement

1330–1500

1500–1530 Coffee Break on Exhibit Floor (Third Floor) Coffee Break on Exhibit Floor (Third Floor) 1500–1530

1530–1700

01 Reservoir Data Management & Interpretation

02 Heavy Oil Reservoirs

03 Petroleum Business Development Case

Studies

04 Case Studies 05 Artificial Lift I (ESP,GL)

P01 Global Conservation Efforts

01 Building Foundations for Social License to Operate

02 Workplace Health 03 Leadership and Engagement

04 Innovative Methods for the Management and Treatment of Produced

Water

1530–1700

1700–1830 Welcome Reception on Exhibit Floor Welcome Reception on Exhibit Floor 1700–1830

Wednesday, 18 March 2020 Wednesday, 18 March 2020

0830–1000

06 EOR/IOR/Mature Fields IISalon A -

Second Floor

07 Polymer InjectionSalon B -

Second Floor

08 Artificial Intelligence

Applications for the Oil & Gas Industry

09 Directional DrillingSalon D -

Second Floor

10 Unconventional and HOSalon G - Second

Floor

SE03 Panel: Unconventionals – Operating best practices & New

Technology

HSE Plenary II: Oil and Gas on the Right Side of History:

Addressing Sustainability Challenges Facing the

Planet

0830–1000


1000–1030 Coffee Break on Exhibit Floor Coffee Break on Exhibit Floor 1000–1030

1030–12:00

06 EOR/IOR/Mature Fields IISalon A -

Second Floor

07 Polymer InjectionSalon B -

Second Floor

08 Artificial Intelligence

Applications for the Oil & Gas IndustrySalon

C - Second Floor

09 Directional DrillingSalon D -

Second Floor

10 Unconventional and HOSalon G - Second

Floor

SE04 Panel: Unconventionals – Development, Strategies, and Emerging Plays

P02 Reimagining the Role of Health through Effective

Partnerships

05 Turning Risk Into Benefit: Social Impact

Assessments and Social Investment

06 Mainstreaming Biodiversity in a Wide

Range of Sensitive Environments

07 Skills and Competence: Enabling a Stronger

Workforce

08 Energy Transition and GHG Management

1030–12:00


1330–1500

11 Shales 12 Reservoir Regional Play Assessment and

Case Studies II

13 Advances in O&G Technology and

Production

14 Drilling Planning and Optimization

15 Sustainability and Environment Efforts in

Latin America

SE05 Panel: Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) in Latin

America: A Roadmap for a Successful Implementation

P03 Learning from Data Analytics in a Digital

Environment

09 Aligning Interests: Stakeholder Engagement

10 Population Health 11 Innovative Approaches to Safety Excellence

12 Successful Trends in Biodiversity and Emission

Reductions - Latin American Experiences

1330–1500


1530–170011 Shales 12 Reservoir Regional

Play Assessment and Case Studies II

13 Advances in O&G Technology and

Production

14 Drilling Planning and Optimization

15 Sustainability and Environment Efforts in

Latin America

SE06 Panel: Digital Transformation in Oil & Gas

industry – What’s Next?

P04 Operationalizing Human Performance

13 Local Content Best Practices

14 Culture of Health 15 Transportation Safety 16 The Circular Economy of Waste: Giving Waste a

New Life1530–1700

Thursday, 19 March 2020 Thursday, 19 March 2020

0830–100016 Reservoir Modeling

and Dynamics I17 Reservoir

Characterization and Description I

18 Completions 19 Drilling Technologies

20 Artificial Lift II (RP) and Production

Optimization

HSE Plenary III: Sustainable Oceans 0830–1000



1030–12:0016 Reservoir Modeling

and Dynamics I17 Reservoir

Characterization and Description I

18 Completions 19 Drilling Technologies

20 Artificial Lift II (RP) and Production

Optimization

P05 Integrating Human Rights into Oil and Gas Projects for

Transformative Change

17 Leadership Through Risk Understanding

18 Community Health 19 Process Safety 20 Making Environmental Impact Mitigation Work 1030–12:00


1330–1500

21 Reservoir Modeling and Dynamics II

22 Reservoir Characterization and

Description II

23 Well Control and Well Integrity

24 Drilling and Completion Fluids

25 Stimulation and Novel Technologies

P06 The Impact of Local Content Policies on Oil and

Gas Projects

21 Use of Innovative Technologies to Streamline

Environmental Monitoring and Social Responsibility Efforts

22 Health in the Working Environment

23 Industry Learning and Standardization

24 Lifecycle Impact Assessments

1330–1500


1530–1700

21 Reservoir Modeling and Dynamics II

22 Reservoir Characterization and

Description II

23 Well Control and Well Integrity

24 Drilling and Completion Fluids

25 Stimulation and Novel Technologies

P07 Culture Matters: Linking Health Values to Behavior and

Outcome

25 Role of the Oil and Gas Industry in its Contributions

to the SDGs and Human Rights

26 Operational and Project Risk

27 Human Performance and Human Factors

28 Our Industry’s Journey in Measuring Methane Emissions and Where We’re Going From Here

1530–1700

1700–1730 HSE and Sustainability Closing Session HSE and Sustainability Closing Session 1700–1730


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Plan to Attend the Joint Special Sessions! Included with your single registration.

Opening CeremonyRenowned business leaders will gather to celebrate E&P accomplishments and the start of two exceptional SPE events.

Featured Participations:

Shauna Noonan, 2020 SPE PresidentOccidental Petroleum Corp

Felipe Bayón, LACPEC General ChairpersonEcopetrol

Carlos Sarmiento, HSE and Sustainability ChairpersonSchlumberger

Fuzzy Bitar, IOGP Chairman will present the *IOGP Young Professionals Awards.

Executive Plenary Session State of the Industry and Path Forward – Sustainable Energy Shaped by Innovation and Engagement

This joint plenary session will bring together oil and gas executives to discuss their perspectives on the region’s foremost challenges and opportunities. A special emphasis on the interdependency between sustainable development and technology advancement will provide the audience with actionable insights to support regional and global growth efforts.

* Applications for the Awards must be submitted by

Friday, 22 November 2019. Visit www.iogp.org/award to learn more.

Joint Networking OpportunitiesWelcome Reception and Coffee Breaks on Exhibit Floor

Collaborate with other E&P professionals while building relationships with Ecopetrol, Oxy, YPF, Baker Hughes, Petrobras, Repsol, Schlumberger, Total, and many others.

Daily Networking Luncheons on Fourth Floor

Take the opportunity to meet friends and colleagues and be part of manifesting industry pride.

SPE Training CoursesMaximize your learning experience by taking advantage of the SPE Training Courses aimed to energize your career and advance your professional development. Attendees will be eligible to earn CEUs. Separate registration required.

Student EventsRegional Student Paper Contest for undergraduate, master, and PhD students will take place on 20 March and will provide the opportunity to compete at the International Student Paper Contest during the 2020 SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) in Denver, Colorado, USA. Submissions start 1 November 2019.

PETROBOWL® South America and Caribbean Regional qualifier for student chapters to participate in a fast-paced quiz competition covering technical and nontechnical aspects of the oil and gas industry. Can UNAM keep hold of the trophy or will a new team take the top spot?

Events are subject to change. For the latest information and to register, visit go.spe.org/attendLACPEC for LACPEC or go.spe.org/attendHSES for the International Conference on HSE and Sustainability.


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EXPERIENCE the shared exhibition and interactive display of E&P technologies and innovative products to streamline operations, reduce costs, and keep employees safe.

Reserve your exhibit space to showcase to top E&P buyers in the energy sector and take advantage of high-impact sponsorship opportunities to maximize your company’s exposure and ROI.

Exhibitors will benefit from the release of their goods and promotional materials showcased at the exhibition, because Ágora Convention Center is part of Corferias, a special permanent duty-free zone.

Ágora Convention Center is conveniently located about 5 miles from the El Dorado International Airport and across the street from the Conference Headquarters Hotel.

Only a few exhibit spaces remain! Contact your Sales representative to secure your exhibit space today.

In the event of a sold out floorplan, your company will be added to a waitlist which we will refer to should space become available.

Scan to connect via LinkedIn.

(Companies A-Fl)Evan CartheySales ManagerTel: +1.713-457-6817Email: [email protected]

(Companies Fm-O)Jason PlotkinSales ManagerTel: +1.713.457.6877Email: [email protected]

(Companies P-Z)Kirk ColliganSales ManagerTel: +1.972.952.9516Email: [email protected]

PRELIMINARY FLOORPLAN

Ágora Convention CenterThird Floor Foyer

Attendee ProfileJob Title:

• C- Level Executives

• Managers

• Engineers

• Geoscientist

• Consultant

• Research and Development

• Sales and Marketing

Primary Business:

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Exhibit and Sponsorship Opportunities Available

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Safety Devices International Ltd

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Interfaces S.A.The EOR Alliance IFP Canada

Wellbeing & HealthS.A.S.

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SPE is committed to ensuring that the environmental impact of our events is kept to a minimum. We aim to make progress in the field of sustainability through reducing energy usage, promoting eco-friendly mobility, reducing water consumption, and limiting waste— all core values in keeping with those of the oil and gas industry.

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Save USD 200 when you register by 19 February 2020.

Visit go.spe.org/attendLACPEC to register for LACPEC, or go.spe.org/attendHSES for the HSE and Sustainability conference.

Full Conference Registration Fee Per Person

By 19 February After 19 February

SPE Member USD 750 USD 950

Nonmember USD 850 USD 1050

Presenting Authors / Committee Members USD 450 USD 500

Full conference registration includes admittance to the opening ceremony, plenary and technical sessions of both conferences, the shared exhibition, welcome reception on the exhibition floor, coffee breaks, daily networking luncheons, and one digital proceedings code for both conferences.

Travel and Accommodations

Headquarters Hotel Discount

SPE arranged a room block at Hilton Bogotá Corferias to save you time and money. As a result, SPE is able to increase attendee benefits to provide a great experience, while keeping expenses low.

Hotel Rates:

Deluxe room: USD 169 single | USD 189 double

Executive room: USD 229 single | USD 249 double

Special hotel rate includes:

Complimentary breakfast at hotel restaurant, Wi-Fi, and complimentary shuttles from and to the airport.

Reserve Your Hotel Room Today! The special hotel rates are available until 19 February 2020.

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SPE negotiated discounts from 2% to 10% off published fares with United Airlines for this event. Visit the event website to get the offer code.

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