Subsea Oil and Gas Development 2010
October 4 - 6, 2010
Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia
About The Event
The development of a subsea oil and gas field is a complex process, and requires a different set of equipments, processes and know-how. This workshop aims to help participants see the vital role that each aspect and element of a subsea field development project plays, the key areas of concern, and how the various elements can be better integrated to facilitate the smooth execution of a subsea development project, in even the harshest of environments.
Take a closer look and gain a better understanding of topics such as subsea control systems, design considerations, subsea processing, intervention systems and also examine the concept and technologies of subsea tiebacks.
A way to develop previously uneconomical oil and gas reservoirs is through the use of subsea tieback technologies and equipments, which connect new discoveries to existing production facilities and thus transforming these marginal fields into profitable assets.
Study the costs, processes, resources and equipment needs to provide you with a more complete picture of managing a tieback project, and how such project can improve economics of oil and gas field development.
Expect to benefit immensely from a highly interactive workshop and from a course facilitator with extensive work and consultancy experiences in the subsea sector.
The development of a subsea oil and gas field is a complex process, and requires a different set of equipments, processes and know-how. This workshop aims to help participants see the vital role that each aspect and element of a subsea field development project plays, the key areas of concern, and how the various elements can be better integrated to facilitate the smooth execution of a subsea development project, in even the harshest of environments.
Take a closer look and gain a better understanding of topics such as subsea control systems, design considerations, subsea processing, intervention systems and also examine the concept and technologies of subsea tiebacks.
A way to develop previously uneconomical oil and gas reservoirs is through the use of subsea tieback technologies and equipments, which connect new discoveries to existing production facilities and thus transforming these marginal fields into profitable assets.
Study the costs, processes, resources and equipment needs to provide you with a more complete picture of managing a tieback project, and how such project can improve economics of oil and gas field development.
Expect to benefit immensely from a highly interactive workshop and from a course facilitator with extensive work and consultancy experiences in the subsea sector.
Venue
Location: JW Marriott Hotel Kuala Lumpur
The 29-storey, 561-room hotel is located in the heart of the exciting "Golden Triangle", the city's prime business and shopping district and is adjoining to the prestigious Starhill Gallery. It is..
Contact
183 Jalan Bukit Bintang , 55100 Malaysia Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia
60 3 2715 9000
60 3 2715 9000
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