Energistics Asia South Region Meeting:Data Management SIG Update:Global Unique Well Identifier Initiative

New Delhi, India14 January 2007

Le Méridien New Delhi HotelWindsor Place

Agenda

• Participants

• Status

• Well Identity Service Agreement (POSC-IHS)

• Well Identity Service Work Group

• Next Steps

Steering Team

• A2D Rob Gibson

• BPSavannah Arnold

• ChevronYaw Adu

• ConocoPhillips * John Adams

• DeloitteGraham Sadler

• Energistics *Alan Doniger

• ExxonMobil *Mark Stehm

• Fugro-Robertson Simon Kendall

• IHS Energy Nick Duncan

Marathon Damon Simmons

• NexenPat Ryan

• Shell *Kris Gibbons

• TobinMartin Schardt

• MMSChris Gaudry

• Wood MackenzieCharles Mitchell

* Key Participants

Agenda

• Participants

• Status

• Well Identity Service Agreement (Energistics-IHS)

• Well Identity Service Work Group

• Next Steps

Recent Activities

• Communicate progress to industry

• Form the Well Identity Service Work Group (WIS WG) in the Data Management SIG

– Call for participation

• Complete service agreement with primary service provider

Steering Team Meeting Decisions: May ‘06

• POSC (on behalf of the GUWI Steering Team) was authorized to finalize and sign a Letter of Intent with IHS to serve as primary service provider

– Acknowledging arrangements for the previous IHS proprietary international well identifier to become available to POSC and industry for designation as the Industry Standard Global Unique Well Identifier.

– Setting out the terms and conditions of the serivce to be available to all without restriction

IHS – POSC Letter of Intent: August ‘06

Key Agreements

1. Documents the intention of IHS to contribute the IHS “international” identifier to the Public Domain

2. Recognizes IHS as provider of the GUWI service for an initial period of three years

3. Recognizes POSC as the body responsible for managing the public well data on behalf of the E&P industry

4. Recognises the role of a Well Identity Services Work Group to oversee the service

5. States that future well data will be released as public unless the registering organization specifies otherwise

6. Commits the parties to work with the Steering Team to establish detailed terms and conditions

Initial IHS Service

Master Well Index

• We will initially populate the MWI with all of the IHS Energy wells in the Canadian, US, and International databases; these will be flagged as proprietary.

• Over time, we will add to this data on new and unique wells provided to us by customers; these will be flagged as public.

• New and unique wells added through IHS Energy research and accumulation processes will continue to be flagged as proprietary.

Initial IHS Service

For our customers:• We will deliver the full MWI for the regions

that they subscribe to.• We will deliver records flagged as public for

the areas that they don’t subscribe to.• The proprietary content of the MWI will

remain the property of IHS Energy covered by existing data contracts.

For non-customers:• We will make the records flagged as public

available

Initial IHS Service

Agenda

• Participants

• Status

• Well Identity Service Agreement (Energistics-IHS)

• Well Identity Service Work Group

• Next Steps

Well Identity Service Agreement

• The Well Identity Service will be provided by IHS under contractual agreement with Energistics (on behalf of the E&P industry)

• The agreement will include the definition of services, service levels, terms and fees

– Registration of new wells and issue of GUWI

– Matching of existing well and assignment of GUWI

– Provision of public well data set

– ...Details of services and service levels to be defined by the WIS

Work Group

Well Identity Service Roles

QueryRequest

Energistics Data Mgt. SIG

Alignment with other E&P standards

IHS

Central Service Provider

RegistrationRequest

WIS Work Group

Service definition, Industry alignment, Adoption, FundingEnergistics Organization

Contract Holder

Public data custodian

Well Information Services Data Elements

• Wellbore Attributes– Mandatory

• ID• Name• Parent Id (if not “root” wellbore)• Local or regulatory ID/Names • Country• Surface and bottom-hole LAT/LONG (WGS84,

original)

Well Information Services Data Elements

• Wellbore Attributes – Optional

• Status• Content• Spud Date/Kick-off Date• Total Depth• Indicator: Onshore/Offshore• Offshore Block• Field

Well Information Services Data Elements

• Wellbore Id Registration Data– Company– Contact (Name, Address, etc.)– Access Restrictions

• Made Public (…)• Made Tight (…)

– Date Registered– Status (active, superseded by …)– Modification (by, date)

Public Wellbore Data: India

• DGH Role?• Industry Role?• Over 7,500 wellbores “in” India are registered with IHS

– Operators: ONGC, Oil India (Private) Ltd., Cairn, others– How did IHS obtain India wellbore data?

• Why would DGH and/or India operators register wellbore data with the Standards-based service?– What do we have to do to prepare?

• Would Indian oil companies encourage use of Standards-based services for non-India areas of operation?– Which areas are important? How can we help?

Well Identity Services (WIS) Work Group

• Role– Advocate, define requirements, initially review, and promote

industry standards that support the GUWI initiative– Advise Energistics on services to contract to support the

GUWI initiative

• Membership

– Open to all organisations– Sponsoring member

• Provide funding through membership fees (based on company revenue)

• Voting rights on budget and major service changes– Participating member

• Participation in Work Group meetings• Contribute resources and expertise to activities

SIG and Initial Work Group Fees

Annual Revenue Energistics Sustaining Member Data Mgt SIG Fee for all of 2007 *

Energistics Contributing Data Mgt SIG Fee for all

of 2007

WIS Work Group Sponsor Initial Fee

$100 billion + $14,400 $28,800 $40,000

$10 billion + $9,900 $19,800 $20,000

$1 billion + $4,950 $9,900 $10,000

$100 million + $1,800 $3,600 $5,000

Others (for profit) $1,000 $2,000 $2,000

Non-profit $1,000 $2,000 $5,000

Large Regulator $1,200 $2,400 $5,000

* Energistics Sustaining Members who have the “SIG Package” pay no additional Data Mgt SIG fee.

WIS Work Group Agreements

• Work Group membership agreement with Energistics is required

• Both Energistics Sustaining and Contributing Members can join

• Work Group members must be participants in the Data Mgt. SIG

Required documents Energistics

Sustaining & DM

SIG Member

Energistics Contributi

ng Member

Energistics non member

POSC Contributing Member Participation agreement

Yes(if not already a

Contributing Member)

POSC Data Mgt. SIG Participation addendum

Yes Yes(if not already a

Contributing Member)

WIS Work group participation addendum

Yes Yes Yes

Full documentation at: http://www.posc.org/sig/dss/oct06_wiswg.html

Agenda

• Participants

• Status

• Well Identity Service Agreement (Energistics-IHS)

• Well Identity Service Work Group

• Next Steps

Next Steps

• Formally establish the Work Group– Recruit Work Group participants and

sponsors• Complete the WIS service agreement• Continue routine WIS WG / Service Provider

Conference Calls

Next Steps

• Formally establish the Work Group– Requires agreements from at least four

sponsoring members– Election of WIS Work Group Chair for

2007

Next Steps

• Complete the WIS service agreement, especially: – Detailed service definitions, including

data elements– Service performance criteria– Service reimbursement policies and

procedures

Next Steps

• Continue routine WIS WG / Service Provider Conference Calls– January 16, 2007– Bi-weekly

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