niobrara completions & well spacing congress 2014

C O N G R E S S 2 0 1 4

The First Dedicated Congress On Optimizing Completions & Well Spacing Strategies In The Niobrara, Based On Production From Operators Working In The Play

Analyzing Production Data From Different Downspacing Strategies, Frac Designs & Lateral Lengths To

Determine The Optimal Well Spacing, Completions Techniques & Completions Design For Maximizing The Economics Of Niobrara Wells

The First Dedicated Congress On Completions & Well Spacing In The Niobrara, Focusing On:

November 18-19 | Denver | Colorado

Dawn Lima Production Engineering Manager Bonanza Creek Energy

Featuring Over 20 Case Studies From Leading Niobrara Operators, Speakers & Panelists Including:

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• WELL SPACING: Determining the optimal well spacing for maximizing the productivity and economics of wells in the Niobrara

• COMPLETIONS TECHNIQUES: Comparing different completions techniques to determine which ones can optimize production rates in the Niobrara, including:

• Plug and perf vs. sliding sleeve• Open-hole completions vs. cemented liner • Slickwater fracs vs. gel fracs

• NUMBER OF FRAC STAGES: Choosing the optimal number of frac stages per well to minimize the cost of completions in the Niobrara

• FRAC SIZES: Selecting the right volume and type of proppant and frac fluid to minimize formation damage and maximize recovery in Niobrara wells

• OPTIMIZING LATERAL LENGTHS: Identifying the optimal lateral lengths for Niobrara wells and examining how lateral length impacts completions design

Michael Eberhard Completions Manager Anadarko Petroleum

Thomas Olsen Completions Manager Beacon E&P Company

Jordan Gitterman Managing Executive VP Ranchers Exploration Partners LLC

Victor F Hein VP Engineering Castleton Commodities International

William Lloyd Senior VP Operations Cirque Resources LP

Craig Rasmuson COO Synergy Resources

Dean Tinsley Director Of Engineering Bonanza Creek Energy

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C O N G R E S S 2 0 1 4

Oil production in the Niobrara has almost doubled from less than 200 barrels per

day in 2012 to almost 400 barrels per day in 2014, whilst rig counts have more

than tripled from 20 to 70 in the same period. This rapid expansion is only set

to accelerate with latest reports showing that Niobrara operators collectively are

expected to invest over $7 billion in the play in the next year.

With most of the key acreage bought up and sweet spots now identified, the focus

of operators in the Niobrara has now moved to maximizing the productivity and

economics of their wells. To do this they need to identify the optimal well spacing,

completions techniques and lateral lengths to drive increased production rates.

The inaugural Niobrara Completions & Well Spacing Congress 2014, will

be the first to gather up-to-the-minute case studies from the leading E&Ps in the

Niobrara to determine the completions and well spacing strategies that are optimizing

productivitiy in the play. Consisting of 100% operator case studies using real

life production data, each presentation will be from work done specifically in

the play.

DAY 1

Will start by examining the optimal well spacings, overall completions strategies,

number of fracs per stage and frac sizes for maximizing productivity in the Niobrara. It will

then compare the success of different completions techniques in the play, including plug &

perf vs. sliding sleeve, open hole vs. cemented liner and slickwater vs. gel fracs.

DAY 2

Will then provide operator insights into the proppant and frac fluid types and volumes

that are having the most success in Niobrara wells, before analyzing the optimal lateral

lengths and strategies for using geological data to optimize completions in the play.

The congress will be an unmissable opportunity for any operator either in the Niobrara

who wishes to stay competitive, or any company looking to enter the play in the future.

100% NIOBRARA FOCUSED: Every

session is based on technical

strategies specific to the Niobrara

100% OPERATOR LED: All

presentations are based on real life

work done by operators in the field

BASED ON PRODUCTION DATA:

Case studies at the congress are based

on production data from completed

wells in the Niobrara

COMPLETIONS, WELL SPACING

& LATERAL LENGTH FOCUS: With

completions, well spacing and lateral

lengths being the key challenges faced

by Niobrara operators, every session

at the congress looks at providing

solutions to them

BRAND NEW CONTENT: As the first

operator-led congress on completions

and well spacing in the Niobrara, all

the content is exclusive to the congress,

based on work done in the last

few months.

WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT THIS CONGRESS?

Sheraton Denver West Hotel

360 Union Blvd, LakewoodColorado - 80228

Tel: +1 303-987-2000Web: www.sheratondenverwest.com

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WELL SPACING & COMPLETION TECHNIQUES: Examining The Optimal Well Spacing & Completions Techniques For Optimizing The Economics Of Niobrara Operations

Day 1Tuesday November 18, 2014

8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks

Chaired By: William Lloyd, Senior VP Operations, Cirque Resources LP

WELL SPACINGEXAMINING WHICH WELL SPACINGS STRATEGIES HAVE ACHIEVED THE OPTIMAL PRODUCTION RATES IN THE

NIOBRARA

KEYNOTE 1: DOWNSPACING CASE STUDY

8.40 Providing A Case Study On How An Operator Has Successfully Used Downspacing To Improve Production Rates In Their Niobrara Operations

•DetailingtheincrementalratesofreturnthatwereachievedthroughdownspacingintheNiobrara

•Estimatingatwhatpointadditionaldownspacingwouldceasetoyieldincreasedratesofreturnandhowthisinformationcanbeusedtoensureyoudrainyourreservoirtoitsfullestpotential

•Explaininghowclosetogetherwellboreswereabletobedrilledwhilststillincreasingproductivity

•Understandinghowdownspacingimpactsthetypeandsizeofcompletionsrequiredforthefracjob

Edward Polishuk, Project Development Manager, Bonanza Creek EnergyDawn Lima, Production Engineering Manager, Bonanza Creek Energy9.10 Question & Answer Session

KEYNOTE 2: WELL SPACING OPTIMIZATION

9.20 Determining The Optimal Well Spacing For Maximizing The Productivity And Economics Of Niobrara Wells

•UsingproductiondatatoidentifytherightlateralspacingforoptimizingtheproductivityofNiobrarawells

•Evaluatinghowcloselywellborescanbespacedwithoutcausinginterferencebetweeneachother

•Understandinghowdifferentwellspacing’simpactGORandwhateffectthishasonoverallproductionrates

•Examiningwhichwellspacingsallowfortheoptimaldrillingandcompletionsstrategiesformaximumreservoirdrainage

Jordan Gitterman, Managing Executive VP, Ranchers Exploration Partners

9.50 Question & Answer Session

10.00 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

NUMBER OF WELLS PER SECTION

10.30 Evaluating The Key Criteria And Techniques Used To Determine The Optimal Number Of Wells Per Section To Maximize Reservoir Drainage In The Niobrara

•IdentifyingtheoptimalnumberofwellspersectiontomaximizeproductivityintheNiobrara

•Explaininghowtofactorthenumberofwellspersectionintochoosingtheoptimalcompletionsstrategy

•Understandinghowtouseareservoirmodeltodeterminetheoptimalnumberofwellspersection

•Usinggeologicaldatatochoosethemostproductivenumberofwellspersection

Craig Rasmuson, CEO, Synergy Resources CorporationBrett Hall, Reservoir Engineer, Synergy Resources Corporation


DIFFERENT ZONES

11.10 Evaluating Which Zones Within The Niobrara Operators Are Having Most Success In To Determine The Most Productive Areas To Target

•ComparingproductionratesinzonesA,BandCoftheNiobraratodeterminewhichareprovingmostconsistentlysuccessfultargets

•Understandinghowtheoptimalwellspacingand

completionsstrategiesvaryacrossthedifferentzones•Understandingwhatfactorsoperatorsareusingto

decidewhichzonestotargetwithintheNiobrara•ProvidingupdatesonthecontributionoftheCodellto

determinewhetheritislivinguptoitspotentialDr. Steve Sonnenberg, Professor & Chair In Petroleum Geology, Colorado School Of Mines


11.50 Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area

COMPLETIONS TECHNIQUESIDENTIFYING THE OPTIMAL COMPLETIONS STRATEGIES

FOR MAXIMIZING PRODUCTION RATES IN THE NIOBRARA

OVERALL COMPLETIONS STRATEGY

12.50 Understanding How To Design An Overall Completions Strategy To Maximize Economic Recovery Per Well In The Niobrara

•ComparingtheproductionratesofdifferentcompletionstechniquesintheNiobraratoascertainwhichonesoptimizereservoirdrainage

•Providingacost-benefitanalysisofdifferentcompletionstechniquestodeterminewhichoffersthemostcost-effectiveoptionforNiobrarawells

•Understandingwhichcompletionstechniquescanreducetheruntimesofyouroperations

•UnderstandinghowdatafrompreviouscompletionsintheNiobraracanbeusedtorefinesubsequentcompletionsdesignsgoingforward

Michael Eberhard, Completions Manager, Anadarko Petroleum


PANEL: PLUG & PERF VS. SLIDING SLEEVE

1.30 Comparing Plug & Perf Vs. Sliding Sleeve To Determine Which One Achieves The Optimal Running Times, Production Rates And Economics For Niobrara Wells

•Costsvs.ultimaterecovery:providingacost-benefitanalysisofslidingsleevesvs.plug&perf’stoidentifyifproductionincreasesjustifytheaddedcostsofaplug&perf

•Understandinghowthethechoicebetweenslidingsleeveandplug&perfwillimpactthenumberoffracstagesyoucandoandwhateffectsthishasonproductionrates

•Comparingproductionresultsseenfromaplug&perfvs.slidingsleevewelltodeterminewhichhasprovenmoreeffectiveintheNiobrara

•Examiningtheruntimeonbothslidingsleevesandplug&perfstodeterminewhichisworthpursuingforincreasedlong-termproduction

Michael Eberhard, Completions Manager, Anadarko PetroleumCraig Rasmuson, CEO, Synergy Resources Corporation


CEMENTED LINER VS. OPEN HOLE COMPLETIONS

2.10 Analyzing The Cost And Performance Of Cemented Vs. Open Hole Completions To Identify The Most Suitable Completion For Particular Niobrara Wells

•Comparingtheresultsseenfromcementedlinervs.openholecompletionsinspecificareasoftheNiobrara

•Providingageologyfocusedproductionanalysisofcementedvs.un-cementedlinerstodeterminewhichworksbetter,where,andwhy

•Comparingthecostbenefitsofeachmethodologybythedesignofthewell,circulationandpressurechallengesforamaximumconstantrate

•Understandingwhetherproductionincreasejustifiestheaddedcostsofcementedlinerstoensureaneconomicreturnoninvestment


2.50 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

PANEL: GEL VS. SLICK WATER FRACS

3.20 Examining The Production Results Achieved From Slickwater Vs. Gel Fracs To Identify The Highest Performing Frac Fluid Application In The Niobrara

•Sandconcentration:comparingthemaximumsandconcentrationabletobecarriedinslickwatervs.gelfracs

•Flowback:evaluatingthequantitiesofsandflowingbackfromslickwatervs.gelfracs

•Productionresults:evaluatingifoperatorsareseeingbetterproductionresultsfromgelorslickwaterfracs

•Understandinghowtoidentifythemostappropriatefluidaccordingtothespecificgeologyandfracdesigninplacetomaximizeproductionrates

Thomas Olsen, Completions Manager, Beacon E&P CompanyCraig Rasmuson, CEO, Synergy Resources Corporation


NUMBER OF FRAC STAGES PER WELL

4.00 Determining The Optimal Number Of Frac Stages Per Well To Minimize The Cost Of Completions In The Niobrara

•Costvs.increasedrecovery:determiningthenumberoffracstagesinwhichincrementalproductionnolongerjustifiescost

•DeterminingtheoptimumnumberofstagesandidentifyinghowitvariesacrossthebasintooptimizecompletionsinspecificareasoftheNiobrara

•Providingacost-benefitanalysisofincreasingthenumberoffracstages:howmanystagesaretoomany?

•Examiningthebestwaytorunthestagestodetectthefracturesinthehorizontalwellbore

Amad Ghassemi, McCasland Chair Professor, Mewbourne School Of Petroleum & Geological Engineering


MAXIMIZING SRVOPTIMIZING THE USE OF CHEMICAL TRACERS TO DESIGN

STIMULATION AND ENHANCE SRV

CHEMICAL TRACERS

4.40 Hearing How Chemical Tracers Are Being Used To Evaluate Simulated Rock Volume And Monitor Well Performance: Case Study

•Determiningtheeffectivenessofchemicaltracersasafeasiblealternativetomicroseismictoaccuratelymonitorperformanceofthewell

•Examininghowusingchemicaltracerdatatodesignstimulationscanoptimizefractureefficiency,productionvolumesandwellproductivity

•Calculatingthespeedatwhichchemicaltracersareflowingbacktothewellheadandassessimpactonproductivity

Jon Spencer, Business Development Coordinator - Unconventional Reservoir, TracercoROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION

5.00 Discussing Options For Mitigating Well Interference When Completing Wells That Are In Close Proximity To Each other

•Thisinteractiveroundtablediscussionwillallowattendeestoshareideasonhowtomitigatetheriskofwellinterferencebetweenwellsthataredrilledincloseproximitytoeachother

•Thechairwillprovidebriefopeningremarksframingthedebateandthenitwillopenuptodiscussionbetweenparticipants.

Session Chair: Phil Winner, President & CEO, Outrider Energy5.30 Question & Answer Session5.40 Chair’s Closing Remarks5.45 - 6.45 Networking Drinks R eception In ExhibitionShowcase Area


8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks

Chaired By: Bill Lloyd, Senior VP Operations, Cirque Resources LP

IMPACT OF VERTICAL WELLS ON HORIZONTALSEVALUATING THE IMPACT OF OFFSET VERTICAL WELLS

ON HORIZONTAL PRODUCTION

IMPACT OF VERTICAL WELLS ON HORIZONTALS

8.40 Analyzing What Effect Existing Vertical Wells Are Having On Horizontal Wells Being Drilled In The Niobrara To Determine How They Are Impacting Ultimate Recovery Rates

•ExaminingtheextenttowhichverticalwellsthatarestillproducingintheNiobraraareimpactingtheperformanceofnewhorizontalwells

•Understandinghowquicklyproductioninthehorizontalwelldeclineswhendrilledinanexistingverticalwellproductionzone

•Examiningifexistingverticalwellsareimpactingthedrillingandcompletionsproceduresofhorizontalwells

•Examiningtheimpactsofoffsetverticalwellsontheultimaterecoveryofcloseproximityhorizontalwells

Dean Tinsley, Director Of Engineering, Bonanza Creek EnergyVictor F Hein, Vice President Engineering, Castleton Commodities InternationalAsa Cozad, Reservoir Engineer, O’Brian Petroleum


FRAC FLUID TYPES & VOLUMEIDENTIFYING FLUID TYPES AND VOLUMES THAT

HAVE EFFECTIVELY OPTIMIZED COMPLETIONS IN THE NIOBRARA

FRAC FLUID TYPES & VOLUMES

9.20 Choosing The Optimal Frac Fluid And Right Volume Of Frac Fluids To Maximize Well Performance And Minimize The Cost Of Completions In The Niobrara

•Matchingreservoircharacteristicstofluidtypestoensureoptimalcompatibilitywiththeformation

•Identifyingwhichfluidtypeshavesuccessfullyprovidedmaximumstimulationindifferentrocktypes

•Establishingtheimpactofpumpingdifferentfluidtypesontheperformanceofthewell

•Quantifyingtheextenttowhichselectingtherightfracfluidcanreducethevolumesrequiredtoachievethesamerecovery

•Examininghowvariationsinfracfluidvolumeshaveimpactedbarrelsperdayproduction

•Evaluatingwhatlevelsofsuccessoperatorshavehadwithexperimentingwithlowerfluidvolumeswithoutimpactingproductionrates

Hakan Corapcioglu, Research Assistant - FAST Consortium, Colorado School Of Mines


10.00 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

PROPPANT TYPES & VOLUMESCHOOSING THE OPTIMAL PROPPANT TYPE AND VOLUME

TO MAXIMIZE PRODUCTION RATES IN THE NIOBRARA

PROPPANT VOLUMES & TYPES

10.30 Selecting The Optimal Proppant Volume, Size And Type To Increase Recovery, Avoid Formation Damage And Minimize Cost When Completing Niobrara Wells

•Measuringtheimpactproppantvolumeishavingonproductionperformancetodetermineoptimalpoundsperstage

•Definingtheminimumpumpingvolumebeingusedtomaximizerecoveryatthelowestcost

•Understandwhichvolumesofproppantshouldbeusedtomitigatetheriskofsandclosingofffractures

•Examininghowoptimalproppantvolumescorrelateto

typeofproppant,lengthofstageandamountofwaterperstage

•ExploringwhichgrainsizesareprovingmosteffectiveinNiobrarawells

•AnalyzinghowsensitivethemineralogyoftheNiobraraistodifferentproppanttypes

•Evaluatingthepotentialtomixsandwithceramicproppantstooptimizecostefficiency

Craig Rasmuson, CEO, Synergy Resources Corporation

Brett Hall, Reservoir Engineer, Synergy Resources Corporation


WATER USAGEENSURING SUFFICIENT WATER IS AVAILABLE FOR

COMPLETIONS WHILST MINIMIZING WATER USAGE

WATER USAGE

11.10 Examining Strategies To Minimize Water Usage In The Niobrara To Mitigate Impacts On Regional Water Resources

•Providingaregionalassessmentofalltheavailablewatersourcestoidentifypotentialwatersourcesforcompletionsexecution

•Realizingthecostofthetreatmentprocessesnecessarytoeffectivelycleanwatertoappropriatelevelforreuse

•Comparingthecostandeffectivenessoftreatmentsystemstodeterminethelong-termeconomicbenefitofimplementationandwhichtouse

•Exploringadvancementsinusingcentralfacilitiesforstorageofwater

Bob Poole, Regulatory Affairs Manage, Santa Maria Energy


11.50 Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area

OPTIMIZING LATERAL LENGTHSASSESSING THE POINT AT WHICH THE EXTRA LENGTH DRILLED BECOMES ECONOMICALLY UNJUSTIFIABLE

LATERAL LENGTHS

12.50 Identifying The Optimal Lateral Lengths For Maximizing Recovery In The Niobrara And Understanding How Lateral Length Impacts Completions Strategy

•Understandingthepointatwhichtheextralaterallengthnolongerjustifiesthecost

•Examiningtechnologiestoreducefrictioninlongerlateralstoincreaseefficiencyofdrilling

•Usinglong-termproductiondatatoexaminewellperformanceresultingfromdifferentlaterallengths

•Examiningsuccessratesinextendedvs.standardlaterals:evaluatingtheincrementalproductionachievedagainstdrillingspeedandcost


USING GEOLOGICAL DATA TO OPTIMIZE COMPLETIONSCORRELATING GEOLOGICAL PARAMETERS WITH COMPLETIONS DESIGN TO MAXIMIZE RESERVOIR

DRAINAGE IN THE NIOBRARA

GEOCHEMICAL, GEOPHYSICAL & PETROPHSYICAL APPLICATIONS

1.30 Examining Applications In Geochemistry, Geophysics And Petrophysics For The Exploration And Production Of The Niobrara Formation In The Powder River Basin And Adjacent Areas

•UsingreservoirandstructuralanalysistounderstandhowtheNiobraraformationisgoingtolenditselftoexplorationandproduction

•Usinggeophysical,geochemical,andtemperaturemodellingtooptimizeproductionstrategies

•Examiningtimingandmigrationtoidentifysweetspots•Lookingatexplorationplaysinadjacentareasto

identifynewprospectivezonestotargetCal Reppe, Geologist, Yates Petroleum


2.10 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

SWEET SPOTS

2.40 Understanding The Key Geological Parameters For Identifying Sweet Spots To Determine The Most Productive Areas To Target

•Examiningthetechniquesoperatorsareusingtosuccessfullyidentifysweetspots

•Outlininghowtouselogdatatoidentifyproductivezonesforlateralplacement

•Understandingtheoptimaldrillingandcompletionsstrategiesformaximizingrecoveryinthesesweetspots

•Explaininghowsweetspotidentificationandcompletionsdesigncompoundtogethertomakeasuccessfulwell

Robert Sterling, Sr Geologist, Cirque Resources


FAULTING

3.20 Assessing How To Design Your Drilling And Completions Strategy To Take Advantage Of Natural Faults In The Niobrara

•Analyzingtheimpactoffaultsonproductiontoenablethefullexploitationofthereservoirforincreasedrecovery

•Evaluatinghowthepresenceoffaultsinareservoirimpactsthecompletionsdesignrequiredtomaximizeproductivity

•UnderstandinghowfracturesandfaultsintheNiobraracontrolratesanddistributionoffluids

•Determininghowtheamountoffaultinginthereservoirimpactstheoptimalvolumeofproppantusedduringcompletions


4.00 Chair’s Closing Remarks End Of Congress

Day 2Wednesday November 19, 2014

PROPPANT & FRAC FLUID VOLUMES, LATERAL LENGTHS & INTEGRATING GEOLOGICAL DATA INTO COMPLETIONS DESIGN: Selecting The Right Volumes Of Proppant & Frac Fluid For Niobrara Wells, Optimizing Lateral Lengths & Understanding How Geological Data Can Be Used To Optimize Completions


Unique opportunity to participate with other operators on topics of

completion strategies and reservoir description and

delineationAbraxas Petroleum Corp

Great content, excellent takeaways. Very informative, especially for operators new to

the play oil patch” WPX Energy

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Operators in the Niobrara are expected to invest over $7 billion in the play in the next year. The inaugural Niobrara Completions

& Well Spacing Congress 2014 is the premier opportunity to engage with key decision makers to outline your vital technology

advances and unveil your solutions to optimizing completions techniques, well spacing and lateral lengths.

• E&Ps Working In The Niobrara

• E&Ps Looking To Enter The Niobrara

• US & International Majors

• Completions

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• Geology

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• Well Planning

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• Frac Fluids

• Proppants

• Plug & Perf

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• Sliding Sleeve

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Cemented Liner

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• Packers

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