Oil Sands Water Management Initiative 2013

OIL SANDS WATER MANAGEMENT INITIATIVE

CAPP forecast that oil sands production will nearly double by 2020 rising from 1.61m barrels per day last year to 3.16m bpd, driving on to reach 5m bpd by 2030.

This means one thing in particular for professionals working in SAGD: more competition for water.

To take full advantage of oil sands growth in Canada, operators are spending millions of dollars testing out new water treatment technologies to minimize the need for fresh water during steam generation and reduce the costs of recovery.

Speakers

John Zahary,Thomas Bowman,Peter Ho,Randy Haring,Kavithaa Loganathan,Dr. Bruce McGee,Joe Kuhach and many more.

The third annual Oil Sands Water Management Initiative, held in Calgary on January 30-31, has been re-researched and re-developed to build upon the learning points of last year and address the most current commercial learning challenges in relation to sourcing, treating re-using and disposing of water used in SAGD. Over two days, the brand new speaker line up hosting E&P speakers from some of the most active companies in the region will share experiences on their water management strategies. Expert speakers from: Suncor, Sunshine Oil Sands, CNRL, Zaza Energy, Bayshore Petroluem, ERCB, Nexen, E-T Energy, Devon Energy, Ivanhoe Energy and many more.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Senior Decision Makers From The Following Companies:

Oil Sands Producers

Major Oil & Gas Companies

Independent Oil & Gas Companies

E&P Companies Looking Towards Oil Sands For The Future

Ministries & Departments Of Energy

Geological Institutes & Surveys

Environmental & Regulatory Authorities

Service & Technology Providers