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Principal Sponsor
SPE Asia Pacific Oil & Gas
Conference and Exhibition
Leading a Sustainable Future of Accessible and Responsible Energy
17–19 October 2022 Adelaide Convention Centre,
Adelaide, Australia
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Conference Preview
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Welcome Message 2
Message from the Conference Chair Table of Contents
and Technical Programme Chair Message from Conference Chair and 2
Technical Programme Chair
Dear Colleagues,
Table of Content 2
We are pleased to invite you to participate in the SPE Asia Pacific Oil &
Gas Conference and Exhibition (APOGCE), which will be held from About the Conference 3
17-19 October 2022 in Adelaide, Australia.
Committees 5
APOGCE is the premier upstream technical conference in the Asia Pacific
region. The event gathers regional and global distinguished leaders, Conference Sponsors 7
subject matter experts, technical professionals, and practitioners across
the energy value chain to share the latest knowledge, best practices, and Schedule of Events 8
innovations.
Conference Programme Schedule 9
As an industry, we are experiencing significant change as the world
aspires to an energy transition towards net zero carbon emissions. Welcome to Country, Opening and Keynote Session 10
Simultaneously, we have been impacted by a pandemic that has had
tragic consequences for communities around the globe, changed our Executive Plenary Session 11
way of working, and introduced greater economic uncertainty. As
we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, not only is there challenge, Panel Sessions 12
but there is also opportunity to improve, learn and adapt in an ever-
changing world. Educational Programmes and Social Activities 18
Addressing these challenges and opportunities requires collaboration, Regional Awards 19
bringing the industry and its leaders together to share and discuss the
latest insights, experience, learnings, and technology developments that Technical Sessions and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions 20
will make a difference in Leading a Sustainable Future of Accessible and
Responsible Energy, the theme of SPE APOGCE 2022. Exhibition and Sponsorship Opportunities 21
To facilitate this collaboration, more than 100 authors will present papers
Training Courses 24
in over 19 technical and multiple ePoster sessions. The conference
Registration 25
will also include panel sessions where business leaders, government
representatives, and industry experts will discuss topics revolving around
General Information 26
the conference theme including energy security and supply, the role
of petroleum engineering in a net zero carbon emissions world, and
decarbonisation of the upstream oil and gas industry.
There will be an exhibition featuring companies and service providers *This Conference Preview is updated as at 30 August 2022
showcasing their latest technologies and capabilities. Additionally, there
is a Regional Student Paper Contest and Energy4Me Education Day,
both aimed at inspiring, involving and attracting a new generation of
talented individuals - essential to the future of our industry.
Importantly, there will be many opportunities to network, to reconnect
with old colleagues or meet new ones, in person.
We thank you in advance for your support of the conference. On behalf
of the Organising Committees, we look forward to welcoming you to
Adelaide and to APOGCE 2022.
Sincerely,
David Bird David Brink
APOGCE 2022 Conference Chair APOGCE 2022 Technical
Senior Vice President Programme Committee Chair
Production Operations Completion and Well
Santos Ltd. Intervention Manager
Beach Energy
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About the Conference 3
About the Conference
The Society of Petroleum Engineers’ Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition (APOGCE) is a flagship multi-disciplinary
technical event rotating annually between Australia and Indonesia.
APOGCE returns to Adelaide from 17–19 October 2022 to explore how the industry is going through transition and
transformation by focusing on sustainable practices through strategic changes in their organisations. APOGCE 2022 will
serve as a comprehensive platform for both local and regional players to learn from the accomplishments of our peers, share
successful case studies and address technological advancements, as organisations focus on agility, reliability, and flexibility to
provide accessible and responsible energy, towards net zero carbon emissions.
What to Expect
800+ 30+ 80+ 125+
industry countries participating multi-disciplinary
professionals organisations technical presentations
8 keynote, plenary 12 hours of Multiple recognition and
and panel sessions strategic discussions educational programmes,
training courses, student
contest and social activities
Why Attend
Learn and catch up with the latest Expand your professional network Discover solutions and
industry insights from experts and with distinguished experts and emerging trends from reputable
your peers and improve your skills peers from global organisations energy companies
to advance your career
Join decision makers, business executives, technical professionals, policy makers and academia specialising in:
Management Reservoir Data Science
Drilling
and Engineering
Analytics
Completions Project Facilities Production and Health, Safety,
and Construction Operations Security, Environment
and Sustainability
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Committees 4 Committees Conference Chair David Bird Senior Vice President Production Operations Santos Ltd. Technical Programme Committee Chair David Brink Completion and Well Intervention Manager Beach Energy Members Chris Mijnssen Marie Louise Lees Andre Cebastiant Arrow Energy Energy Quest Oil Search Limited Ahmadreza Younessi Sinaki Marcel Croon Chris Fair Baker Hughes Epiroc Oilfield Data Services Sadegh Asadi Zis Katelis David Manning Baker Hughes Gaffney, Cline & Associates Oilfield Technologies Paula Pedler Fatemeh Mehran Abdolrahim Ataei Beach Energy Halliburton OQ Upstream Oman Trevor Wadham Gareth Williams Natalie Chadud Beach Energy Halliburton Origin Energy Hussam Goda Andy Tjoeng Sameer Ganpule Bear and Brook Consulting Independent Origin Energy Ghazal Avijegon Mathew Barley Vahab Honari Bureau Veritas Group Independent Origin Energy Daniel O’Reilly Marc Lehman Prady Chaliha Chevron Australia INPEX Osaka Gas Australia Matthew Flett Takaaki Uetani Sri Konsep Wicaksono Chevron Australia INPEX Corporation Pertamina Hulu Mahakam Peter Tippet Romi Branajaya Jan Bon Jr. Chevron Australia Interwell Petrolab Australia Seyed Mousa MousaviMirkalaei Edi Rahmat Arif Azhan Abdul Manap Computer Modelling Group Kuwait Oil Company PETRONAS Ludovic Ricard Tubagus Reggie Rachman Luky Hendraningrat CSIRO Medco Energi PETRONAS Dominic Pepicelli Miles Ponsonby Mohamad Syahezat Ismail Department for Energy and Mining NOPSEMA PETRONAS Dipak Mandal Shankar Bhukya Pankaj Kumar Tiwari Dialog Energy Sdn. Bhd. NOV Grant Prideco PETRONAS go.spe.org/22APOGC
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Committees
Members (continued)
Rahim Masoudi Mark Burgoyne Alireza Salmachi
PETRONAS Santos Ltd. The University of Adelaide
Yvonne Tan Roumen Sankoff Maria Elena Gonzalez Perdomo
PETRONAS Santos Ltd. The University of Adelaide
Sulaiman Sidek Jack Harfoushian Christopher Leonardi
PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. Schlumberger The University of Queensland
Siti Najmi Farhan Zulkipli Nicholas Moses Raymond Johnson Jr.
PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. Schlumberger The University of Queensland
Raj Deo Tewari Shripad Biniwale Ruizhi Zhong
PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd. Schlumberger The University of Queensland
Suchada Punpruk Yawar Saeed Zhongwei Chen
PTT Exploration and Production Public Co. Schlumberger The University of Queensland
Ltd.
Arsham Avijegon Jeff Zhang
Qinghai Yang Shell Australia Wood
Research Institute of Petroleum
Exploration & Development Piotr Sapa Pieter Jagtenberg
South Australian Government Woodside Energy
Euver Enrique Naranjo Penaloza
Santos Ltd. Abbas Zeinijahromi
The University of Adelaide
Gianluca Di Martino
Santos Ltd.
Conduct Committee
Chair
Abbas Zeinijahromi
Senior Lecturer, Petroleum Engineering
Australian School of Petroleum and Energy
Resources (ASPER)
The University of Adelaide
Members
Anne Abraham Dominic Pepicelli Harry Freeman
Beach Energy Department of Energy and Mining Santos Ltd.
Daniel Mynhart Romi Branajaya Lisa Dallow
Beach Energy Interwell Santos Ltd.
Juna Jamaluddin Jan Bon Katarina Van Der Haar
Beach Energy Petrolab Australia RISC
Peter Kokkoni Eleni Papadopoulos
Beach Energy Santos Ltd.
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Schedule of Events 7 Schedule of Events Sunday, 16 October 0900 – 1800 hours Exhibition Move-In Halls N and O, Ground Level 1200 – 1800 hours Registration Hall N Foyer, Ground Level 1200 – 1800 hours Conference Headquarters / Speaker and Author Check-In City Suite 4, Upper Level Monday, 17 October 0730 – 1830 hours Registration Hall N Foyer, Ground Level 0730 – 1830 hours Conference Headquarters / Speaker and Author Check-In City Suite 4, Upper Level 0830 – 0845 hours Welcome to Country Hall M, Ground Level 0845 – 1015 hours Opening and Keynote Session Hall M, Ground Level 1000 – 1830 hours Exhibition Halls N and O, Ground Level 1015 – 1045 hours Coffee Break Halls N and O, Ground Level 1045 – 1215 hours Executive Plenary Session Hall M, Ground Level 1215 – 1300 hours SPE Asia Pacific Regional Award Presentation Hall M, Ground Level 1300 – 1400 hours Networking Luncheon Halls N and O, Ground Level 1300 – 1330 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session Halls N and O, Ground Level 1400 – 1530 hours Panel Session 1: Energy Security and Future Sourcing City Room 3-4, Upper Level 1400 – 1530 hours Technical Session 1: Offshore Operations City Room 2, Upper Level 1400 – 1530 hours Technical Session 2: Making the Best of Your Existing Assets with Big Data and Machine Learning City Room 1, Upper Level 1400 – 1730 hours SPE Regional Student Paper Contest Room L2-L3, Ground Level 1530 – 1600 hours Coffee Break Halls N and O, Ground Level 1530 – 1600 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session Halls N and O, Ground Level 1600 – 1730 hours Panel Session 2: Exploration and Appraisal of Frontier Plays City Room 3-4, Upper Level 1600 – 1730 hours Technical Session 3: Gas Supply and Technology City Room 2, Upper Level 1600 – 1730 hours Technical Session 4: Unconventional Resources City Room 2, Upper Level 1730 – 1830 hours Welcome Reception Halls N and O, Ground Level go.spe.org/22APOGC
Schedule of Events 8 Schedule of Events Tuesday, 18 October 0800 – 1730 hours Registration Hall N Foyer, Ground Level 0800 – 1730 hours Conference Headquarters / Speaker and Author Check-In City Suite 4, Upper Level 1000 – 1730 hours Exhibition Halls N and O, Ground Level 0830 – 1430 hours Energy4Me Teachers’ and Education Day Room L2-L3, Ground Level 0900 – 1030 hours Panel Session 3: Pivoting Our Profession - Petroleum Engineering in a Net Carbon Zero World City Room 3-4, Upper Level 0900 – 1030 hours Technical Session 5: Drilling: The ‘Nuts and Bolts’ City Room 2, Upper Level 0900 – 1030 hours Technical Session 6: Reliability and Integrity City Room 1, Upper Level 1030 – 1100 hours Coffee Break Halls N and O, Ground Level 1030 – 1100 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session Halls N and O, Ground Level 1100 – 1230 hours Panel Session 4: Decarbonisation of the Upstream Oil and Gas Industry City Room 3-4, Upper Level 1100 – 1230 hours Technical Session 7: Artificial Lift: Making Production Easy City Room 2, Upper Level 1100 – 1230 hours Technical Session 8: Making the Best of Big Data and Machine Learning for Understanding Your Subsurface City Room 1, Upper Level 1230 – 1400 hours Networking Luncheon Halls N and O, Ground Level 1230 – 1300 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session Halls N and O, Ground Level 1400 – 1530 hours Panel Session 5: Sustainable Decommissioning and Repurposing City Room 3-4, Upper Level 1400 – 1530 hours Technical Session 9: Well Integrity: Making it Last Longer City Room 2, Upper Level 1400 – 1530 hours Technical Session 10: Enhanced Recovery City Room 1, Upper Level 1530 – 1600 hours Coffee Break Halls N and O, Ground Level 1530 – 1600 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session Halls N and O, Ground Level 1600 – 1730 hours Technical Session 11: Subsurface Storage Technology for the Energy Transition City Room 3-4, Upper Level 1600 – 1730 hours Technical Session 12: Drilling and Completion Fluids: What's in the 'Mix’ City Room 2, Upper Level 1600 – 1730 hours Technical Session 13: Facilities and Operations City Room 1, Upper Level 1900 till late Conference Dinner National Wine Centre Wednesday, 19 October 0800 – 1730 hours Registration Hall N Foyer, Ground Level 0800 – 1730 hours Conference Headquarters / Speaker and Author Check-In City Suite 4, Upper Level 1000 – 1600 hours Exhibition Halls N and O, Ground Level 0900 – 1030 hours Panel Session 6: Economics, Financing and Reserves in Energy Transition City Room 3-4, Upper Level 0900 – 1030 hours Technical Session 14: Drilling Data: What's in the ‘Sausage Making' City Room 2, Upper Level 1030 – 1100 hours Coffee Break Halls N and O, Ground Level 1030 – 1100 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session Halls N and O, Ground Level 1100 – 1230 hours Technical Session 15: Decommissioning: Breaking Up is Hard to do! City Room 3-4, Upper Level 1100 – 1230 hours Technical Session 16: Reservoir Characterisation City Room 2, Upper Level 1230 – 1400 hours Networking Luncheon Halls N and O, Ground Level 1230 – 1300 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session Halls N and O, Ground Level 1400 – 1530 hours Technical Session 17: Case Studies: Learning from Past Performance to Create a Better Future City Room 3-4, Upper Level 1400 – 1530 hours Technical Session 18: Completion and Production Technology: Making It Produce More City Room 2, Upper Level 1530 – 1600 hours Coffee Break Halls N and O, Ground Level 1530 – 1600 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session Halls N and O, Ground Level 1600 – 1730 hours Technical Session 19: Building the Right Capabilities for A Competitive and Sustainable Future City Room 3-4, Upper Level go.spe.org/22APOGC
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Conference Programme Schedule
Time City Room 3-4, Upper Level City Room 2, Upper Level City Room 1, Upper Level
Monday, 17 October 2022
0830 - 0845 hours Welcome to Country - Hall M, Ground Level
0845 - 1015 hours Opening and Keynote Session - Hall M, Ground Level
1015 - 1045 hours Coffee Break
1045 - 1215 hours Executive Plenary Session - Hall M, Ground Level
1215 - 1300 hours SPE Asia Pacific Regional Award Presentation - Hall M, Ground Level
1300 - 1400 hours Networking Luncheon / Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session - Halls N and O, Ground Level
Technical Session 2
Panel Session 1 Technical Session 1
1400 - 1530 hours Making the Best of Your Existing Assets with Big
Energy Security and Future Sourcing Offshore Operations
Data and Machine Learning
1530 - 1600 hours Coffee Break / Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session - Halls N and O, Ground Level
Panel Session 2 Technical Session 3 Technical Session 4
1600 - 1730 hours
Exploration and Appraisal of Frontier Plays Gas Supply and Technology Unconventional Resources
1730 - 1830 hours Welcome Reception - Halls N and O, Ground Level
Tuesday, 18 October 2022
Panel Session 3
Technical Session 5 Technical Session 6
0900 - 1030 hours Pivoting Our Profession - Petroleum Engineering
Drilling: The ‘Nuts and Bolts’ Reliability and Integrity
in a Net Carbon Zero World
1030 - 1100 hours Coffee Break / Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session - Halls N and O, Ground Level
Panel Session 4 Technical Session 8
Technical Session 7
1100 - 1230 hours Decarbonisation of the Upstream Oil and Gas Making the Best of Big Data and Machine Learning
Artificial Lift: Making Production Easy
Industry for Understanding Your Subsurface
1230 - 1400 hours Networking Luncheon / Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session - Halls N and O, Ground Level
Panel Session 5 Technical Session 9 Technical Session 10
1400 - 1530 hours
Sustainable Decommissioning and Repurposing Well Integrity: Making It Last Longer Enhanced Recovery
1530 - 1600 hours Coffee Break / Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session - Halls N and O, Ground Level
Technical Session 11
Technical Session 12 Technical Session 13
1600 - 1730 hours Subsurface Storage Technology for the Energy
Drilling and Completion Fluids: What's in the 'Mix’ Facilities and Operations
Transition
1830 - 2000 hours Conference Dinner - National Wine Centre
Wednesday, 19 October 2022
Panel Session 6
Technical Session 14
0900 - 1030 hours Economics, Financing and Reserves in Energy
Drilling Data: What's in the ‘Sausage Making'
Transition
1030 - 1100 hours Coffee Break / Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session - Halls N and O, Ground Level
Technical Session 15 Technical Session 16
1100 - 1230 hours
Decommissioning: Breaking Up is Hard to Do! Reservoir Characterisation
1230 - 1400 hours Networking Luncheon / Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session - Halls N and O, Ground Level
Technical Session 17 Technical Session 18
1400 - 1530 hours Case Studies: Learning from Past Performance to Completion and Production Technology: Making It
Create a Better Future Produce More
1530 - 1600 hours Coffee Break / Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session - Halls N and O, Ground Level
Technical Session 19
1600 - 1730 hours Building the Right Capabilities for a Competitive
and Sustainable Future
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Welcome to Country, Opening and and Keynote Session 10 Welcome to Country Session Monday, 17 October 2022 | 0830 – 0845 hours Hall M, Ground Level Speaker Mickey Kumatpi Marrutya O’Brien Kaurna and Narrunga Opening and Keynote Session Monday, 17 October 2022 | 0845 – 1015 hours Hall M, Ground Level Speakers David Bird Kamel Ben-Naceur Senior Vice President, 2022 SPE President Production Operations Nomadia Energy Consulting Santos Ltd APOGCE 2022 Conference Chair go.spe.org/22APOGC
Executive Plenary Session 11
Executive Plenary Session
Leading a Sustainable Future of Accessible and Responsible Energy
Monday, 17 October 2022 | 1045 – 1215 hours Hall M, Ground Level
Speakers
Ken Yamamura Brian Sullivan Shara Patricia Saul Kavonic Mauro Gimenez
Managing Director and Executive Director Ciravolo Fesser Head of Energy, Managing Director
Chief Executive Officer Ipieca Asia Pacific Managing Resources and Carbon Global Energy and Natural
Mitsui E&P Australia Director Credit Suisse Resources Practice Leader
Schlumberger Russell Reynolds Associates
Moderators
David Bird David Brink
Senior Vice President, Completion and Well
Production Operations Intervention Manager
Santos Ltd. Beach Energy
APOGCE 2022 APOGCE 2022 Technical
Conference Chair Programme Committee Chair
The world had been navigating a global pandemic for over two years. There have been several years of low
investment in delivering new supplies of oil and gas, and there is a massive movement towards net zero carbon
emissions. The executive plenary session offers the opportunity to hear from regional leaders in the delivery of
energy and their thoughts on this future. What will the energy mix look like in five, ten, or twenty-years’ time?
How will oil and gas markets play out during the energy transition? What is the outlook for accessing funding for oil
and gas projects? Would you recommend to your child to study petroleum engineering? These questions and more
will be discussed but ultimately, we will explore what our industry can do to lead a sustainable future of accessible
and responsible energy.
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Panel Sessions
Panel Session 1: Energy Security and Future Sourcing
Monday, 17 October 2022 | 1400 - 1530 hours City Room 3-4, Upper Level
Speaker
His Excellency Shingo Yamagami Graeme Bethune Tina Soliman-Hunter
The Ambassador of Japan to Australia Chief Executive Officer Professor of Constitutional Law, and Energy
Embassy of Japan in Australia EnergyQuest and Resources Law
Director, Centre for Energy and Natural
Resources Innovation and Transformation
Macquarie Law School
Session Chairs
Romi Branajaya Arsham Avijegon Pieter Jagtenberg
Account Manager – East Production Technologist Reservoir Engineering Adviser
Interwell Shell Australia Woodside Energy
In recent years, investment in conventional energy has been geared towards stagnant or falling demand, with
record low investment seen in 2020. In their World Outlook 2021, the International Energy Agency (IEA) warned
that the level of investment in the global energy sector is inadequate to meet near term energy needs and long-
term transition goals. The consequences became apparent in 2021: as the economies of the world reopened,
demand for oil and gas rebounded sharply and pushed up prices.
World population is forecasted to grow by 2 billion people, with Asia Pacific accounting for one third of that growth.
This trend, together with the targeted poverty reduction and near-term environmental objectives, is expected to
lead to an increase in regional gas demand by 35% by 2030.
In this session, we will hear how, in the light of recent subdued investment, our industry can meet the increasing
Asia Pacific energy demand. We will discuss the role of liquefied natural gas (LNG), hydrogen-based fuels and
carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS), as well as other technologies, in the region’s near-term energy mix.
Finally, we will explore how an orderly transition can be achieved to make the future energy supply sustainable,
accessible and responsible as well as affordable and fair for all citizens, which will require strong collaboration and
coordination between governments, various industries and financiers.
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Panel Sessions
Panel Session 2: Exploration and Appraisal of Frontier Plays
Monday, 17 October 2022 | 1600 – 1730 hours City Room 3-4, Upper Level
Speaker
Sam Algar Thomas Nadoor Chen Kah Seong Rebecca Jones
Group Executive Chief Executive Officer Vice President - Vice President Subsurface
Exploration and Subsurface Buru Energy Centre of Excellence Santos
Beach Energy Upstream
PETRONAS
Session Chairs
Jan Bon Jr. Raymond Johnson Jr.
Manager, Reservoir Fluids Professor of Well Engineering and
Specialist Production Technology
Petrolab Australia The University of Queensland
The world is moving to a net zero carbon future with a strong drive to reduce dependence on oil and gas. In this
reality, the quest for new oil and gas discoveries needs to adapt; changing the frontier exploration paradigm.
Furthermore, many frontier plays require new technologies and multi-disciplined approaches to achieve success;
challenging conventional roles and skills. In this panel session, we will hear from some of the region’s most active
explorers on the challenges they face, and the opportunities that the new frontier exploration paradigm creates.
Sharing their experiences from active exploration campaigns in Australia and the wider Asia Pacific region, the
panellists will focus on the value proposition of frontier exploration, including risk evaluation in the current climate
of energy transition and investor activism.
The panel will address:
• What is the preferred hydrocarbon type, do we prefer gas over oil?
• What does the new reality of a net zero carbon world mean for cycle times? What do we anticipate the value
of future discoveries to be in the second half of this century?
• How much room is there for developments with high greenhouse gas (GHG) impacts due to the reservoir fluid
composition?
• How important is minimising future GHG footprint; for example, do we explore for Carbon Capture, Utilisation
and Storage (CCUS) in parallel?
• What new technologies or multi-disciplined approaches are required to achieve success?
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Panel Sessions
Panel Session 3: Pivoting Our Profession - Petroleum Engineering in a Net Zero Carbon World
Tuesday, 18 October 2022 | 0900 - 1030 hours City Room 3-4, Upper Level
Speakers
Simon Smith Greg Knagge Rahim Masoudi Katarina Van Der Haar Andrew Garnett
Principal Petroleum Chief Executive Officer Group Technical Authority Reservoir Engineering Director
Engineer Nation Creative and Custodian Reservoir Consultant UQ Centre for Natural Gas
Australia Pacific LNG Engineering RISC The University of
Resource Development Queensland
and Management
Malaysia Petroleum
Management, Upstream
Business
PETRONAS
Session Chairs
Chris Mijnssen Marie-louise Lees Steve Begg
Bowen Development Senior Associate Professor, Australian School of
Manager Energy Quest Petroleum and Energy Resources
Arrow Energy The University of Adelaide
Our profession is facing challenges as the world moves to reduce reliance on hydrocarbons in favour of other
energy sources. Development and production of oil and gas will need to be more sustainable as countries move
to meet carbon reduction targets. This panel session will consider some of the issues our profession will be facing,
and not the least is attracting people to work in a profession which is not viewed favourably by the public and is
likely thought to have a limited future.
Topics to be considered include:
• What is the future for petroleum engineers? Could there to be a shortage in 10+ years or will the discipline
disappear?
• What new/emerging skills will petroleum engineers need? Do they need safety net skills?
• Re-skilling: What are the relative merits of hiring people from other engineering disciplines and giving them
narrow, job-specific training, versus those that have a broader, full petroleum engineering education?
• Who will be the dominant employers of petroleum engineers?
• How do we get the positive benefits of the industry understood by the public, and attract people to the
profession?
• What is in a petroleum engineers “way of thinking” that is valuable in the new energy environment, not just the
“tools”, what do they bring to the table?
• Are there current and emerging areas of petroleum engineering research that “will make a real difference”?
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Panel Sessions
Panel Session 4: Decarbonisation of the Upstream Oil & Gas Industry
Tuesday, 18 October 2022 | 1100 - 1230 hours City Room 3-4, Upper Level
Speakers
Atul Arya Trey Meckel Nora’in Md Salleh Yvette Manolas
Senior Vice President and Founder General Manager General Manager
Chief Energy Strategist Monteverde Energy Carbon Capture Storage Climate Solutions
IHS Markit (CCS) Woodside
Petronas
Session Chairs
Natalie Chadud Prady Chaliha Raj Deo Tewari
Subsurface Lead General Manager - Chief Scientist
Origin Energy Development PETRONAS Research
Osaka Gas Australia Sdn. Bhd.
There has been increasing public and government pressure regarding the impact of the oil and gas industry on
climate. Sustainable investment is gaining traction. Investors are prioritising or restricting investments in favour
of sustainable energy. Upstream companies are under pressure to decarbonise, and this is likely to intensify.
A growing number of companies are establishing emission-reduction and net-zero targets and increasing the
transparency of the environmental effects of their operations. Decarbonisation of the oil and gas industry, with
energy transition to low-carbon energy including renewables, will continue. Gas, including liquefied natural gas
(LNG), will continue to have demand in the near future; driven by the energy transition, such as, shifting away
from coal and as back-up to renewables. However, blue hydrogen from gas, with carbon capture and storage
(CCS), along with green hydrogen, will gain momentum. Hydrogen, ammonia, methanol and CCS/carbon
capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) will all be interesting areas for the oil and gas industry going forward.
Research and development, and innovations will be crucial for technical solutions and lowering the cost of
decarbonisation. Many hurdles remain for widespread use of CCS/CCUS and hydrogen, both technical and
economical. Government incentives and policies, including carbon pricing, will also play a role.
This panel will focus on the transition and diversification strategies of the oil and gas industry, and the pace
of energy transition and its impact on the industry. It will also discuss the roles of, and collaboration, amongst
governments, financial institutions/investors, big international oil companies (IOC), national oil companies (NOC),
smaller producers, service companies and research organisations in the decarbonisation of our industry.
go.spe.org/22APOGCPanel Sessions 16 Panel Sessions Panel Session 5: Sustainable Decommissioning and Repurposing Tuesday, 18 October 2022 | 1400 - 1530 hours City Room 3-4, Upper Level Speakers Alireza Salmachi Francis Norman Senior Lecturer General Manager Australian School of Centre Of Decommissioning Petroleum & Energy Resources Australia (CODA) Adelaide University Session Chairs Miles Ponsonby David Manning Well Integrity Team Lead Managing Director NOPSEMA Oilfield Technologies “Sustainable Decommissioning”: It is estimated that in Australia alone, cost of decommissioning existing assets is in the region of USD40.5 billion, with the majority of that cost coming from well abandonment and pipeline removal. The cost of removal is one thing and in addition, removal generates a massive volume of waste to manage. It is estimated, again in Australia, that there are 237,000 tonnes of topsides and 518,000 tonnes of substructure alone that must be processed, and these figures do not include floating facilities, pipelines, flexibles and others. What does “sustainable decommissioning” mean in this context? It may possibly signify that the process considers potential to repurpose or reuse in-situ equipment. Could this mean looking for the lowest environmental impact during the “act” of decommissioning and then find ways to reuse, repurpose or recycle removed equipment with storage or land fill as a point of last resort for everything? At present there are more questions than answers. This session will explore these questions and possibly show what is already in process, and what needs further developing. • What is feasible for repurposing wells? Could they be used for carbon dioxide (CO2) injection or other ‘waste fluids’? Various waste products can be ‘transported’ to be selected/repurposed for offshore facilities for reinjection. • Can offshore structures be converted to generate hydrogen from renewable energy resources? • Is it possible to use existing pipeline infrastructure to transport hydrogen? • What materials require disposal and how should it be done? • What could be recycled? For example, concrete can be broken down and used as road-base or metal melted and reused. • What are the capability and capacity gaps? • Could this become a new and growing industry, and would it be only limited to oil and gas decommissioning? • When abandoning wells, what does “the eternal perspective” require? go.spe.org/22APOGC
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Panel Sessions
Panel Session 6: Economics, Financing and Reserves in Energy Transition
Wednesday, 19 October 2022 | 0900 - 1030 hours City Room 3-4, Upper Level
Speakers
Anne-Marie Barbaro Matthias Raab Lurion De Mello Phillip Soloman Daniel Toleman
Chief Financial Officer Chief Executive Officer Senior Lecturer Executive Director LNG Content Lead – Asia
Beach Energy CO2CRC Ltd. Macquarie University Commercial Wood Mackenzie
GaffneyCline
Session Chairs
Peter Tippet Sri Konsep Wicaksono Gianluca Di Martino
Reservoir Management Reservoir Engineer Exmouth Development
Advisor Pertamina Hulu Mahakam Team Leader
Chevron Australia Santos Ltd.
The energy transition is occurring at a rapid rate and is bringing change to the mainstream oil and gas industry that has the
potential to reshape the way the industry approaches some key elements of its business model.
Some of these elements are at the core of what we do as an industry:
• As a result of the energy transition, what are the changes we might expect to the way we operate oil and gas projects and
what impact will this have on their economics?
• What are the implications for reserves certainty, and will there need to be new rules around the booking of reserves given
the new constraints that may arise?
• What are the implications for oil and gas project financing? Will it be more difficult to raise funds for projects and will it
become more expensive as a result? A recent example is the public announcement made by the National Australia Bank,
that it will cap lending to the oil and gas sector, but it will directly finance “greenfield gas extraction” where it “plays a role
in underpinning national security”.
• What will be the government’s future approach to new (and existing) oil and gas projects? Will they continue to support
these projects, or will they come under increasing political pressure to limit the number of approvals? An example is New
Zealand banning all new offshore oil exploration in 2018.
• What are the economics of emerging energy projects such as the Singapore Sun Cable or the Western Green Energy
Hub? Do they represent truly viable projects that have the potential to economically compete with other energy funding?
Should oil and gas companies in Australia and the region consider taking part in these projects as part of their energy
transition strategy?
• And finally, what part will Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Sequestration (CCUS) take in oil and gas companies’ strategy?
Will this simply be something oil and gas companies will need to do to maintain their ability to operate, or does it
represent a new and potentially material economic opportunity for the industry to pursue?
These are all key questions that will help to better outline what the future looks like for the economics, financing, and reserves
of the oil and gas industry going forward. Our panel members will address each of these questions from the perspectives of
their individual expertise and paint a picture of what the future holds.
go.spe.org/22APOGCEducational Programmes and Social Activities 18 Educational Programmes Regional Student Paper Contest Monday, 17 October 2022 | 1400-1730 hours Room L2-L3, Ground Level SPE student members across Asia Pacific submit technical paper abstract for the opportunity to present at the SPE Asia Pacific Regional Student Paper Contest at APOGCE. The shortlisted papers will be presented in front of a panel of judges in their respective Postgraduate or Undergraduate division. Winners of 2022 Asia Pacific Regional Student Paper Contest will be invited to attend and compete at the SPE International Student Paper Contest, to be held at SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) from 16 – 18 October 2023 in San Antonio, Texas, USA. In addition to showcasing their technical knowledge at the contest, the winning regional representatives will have the opportunity to meet practicing professionals and industry members from across the globe for their professional career development. Conference delegates are encouraged to attend and support the student presentations. For further information, visit our Student Paper Contest page or contact jkijam@spe.org. Energy4me Teachers’ and Education Day Tuesday, 18 October 2022 | 0830-1430 hours Room L2-L3, Ground Level Energy4Me is an initiative to share fresh energy education teaching and learning methodologies with local high school teachers. Local high school students are introduced to the discipline of petroleum engineering and the industry through hands-on activities and meaningful sharing sessions by industry leaders and young professionals. Social Activities Conference Dinner (Organised by SPE South Australia Section) Tuesday, 18 October 2022 | 1900 till late National Wine Centre The National Wine Centre has a unique atmosphere and is set in the ideal location. Situated at the edge of Adelaide’s stunning Botanic Gardens, it is a combination of eye-catching architecture and smooth functionality. Hear from Stuart Nicholls, Managing Director and CEO of Strike Energy, for what will prove to be an exciting conference dinner address followed by Q&A. Leveraging its significant onshore Perth Basin gas resource, Strike Energy is building a low-carbon energy and fertiliser business in Australia. Strike is a unique and forward-thinking energy company and a leader in innovation, energy integration and sustainability. Golf (Organised by SPE South Australia Section) Thursday, 20 October 2022 | 0900 onwards Flagstaff Hill Golf Club PESA/SPE Golf Day is a very popular fundraising event attended by Oil and Gas Industry members and sponsors, proudly supporting the Royal Flying Doctor Service Central Operations. This tournament is shaped up to be a fantastic event for both golfers and non golfers, at the picturesque Flagstaff Hill Golf Club that provides 18 holes of variety and challenge suitable for golfers of all standards. This is run not only as a golf event but also as a social event, with many additional fun activities and side-competitions during the day! Breakfast, lunch, snacks and beverages are provided during the day on the Golf Course. At the end of the day we will celebrate a wonderful day of golfing at a Gala Dinner with many prizes being handed out. All of this is included in the registration fee. Please download and fill the Golfers registration form and send it to Claudia Fintina at fintinac@gmail.com. If you have any question about event feel free to contact Claudia Fintina via email or mobile +61 488 016 384. go.spe.org/22APOGC
SPE Asia Pacific Regional Awards 19 SPE Asia Pacific Regional Awards Monday, 17 October 2022 | 1215 – 1300 hours Hall M, Ground Level SPE Awards recognise members for their technical contributions, professional excellence, career achievements, service to colleagues, industry leadership, and public service. The awards recognise individuals and companies that make significant technical and professional contributions to the petroleum engineering profession and to the oil and gas industry. In appreciation of the contributions of SPE members and distinguished organisations, the SPE Asia Pacific Regional Awards will be presented during APOGCE on Monday, 17 October 2022. Distinguished Corporate Support Award The award recognises outstanding support by an organisation and distinguished service to SPE members in the region through excellence in leadership and through commitment of time, energy and professional resources. It recognises organisations that make contributions to supporting SPE membership, programmes, and events, and are not based solely on financial contributions. Service Award The award acknowledges exceptional contributions to SPE at section or regional level and recognises singular devotion of time and effort to the programmes and development of the member’s section and region that set it apart from the services rendered each year by many members of the Society. SPE Regional Public Service Award The award is intended to recognise distinguished public service of SPE members at the regional level to country, state, community, or public, with respect to local custom, through excellence in leadership, service, or humanitarianism, provided the service is over and above requirements of employment and, is therefore, not a compensated activity. Following their selection, recipients of the Regional Public Service Award will become candidates for the international SPE Public Service Award. Technical Award The award acknowledges exceptional contributions to SPE at the section or regional level and recognises singular devotion of time and effort to the programmes and development of technical expertise in various technical discipline. Distinguished Achievement Award for Petroleum Engineering Faculty The award recognises superiority in classroom teaching, excellence in research, significant contributions to the petroleum engineering profession and/or special effectiveness in advising and guiding students. Young Member Outstanding Service Award The award recognises contributions and leadership to the public, the community, SPE, and the petroleum engineering profession within the region. go.spe.org/22APOGC
Technical and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions 20 Technical and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions More than 125 technical presentations will be presented across a vast variety of technical topics at the Technical and ePoster Sessions. Technical Sessions include: • Artificial Lift: Making Production Easy • Building the Right Capabilities for a Competitive and Sustainable Future • Case Studies: Learning from Past Performance to Create a Better Future • Completion and Production Technology: Making It Produce More • Decommissioning: Breaking Up is Hard to Do! • Drilling and Completion Fluids: What’s in the ‘Mix’ • Drilling Data: What’s in the ‘Sausage Making’ • Drilling: The ‘Nuts and Bolts’ • Enhanced Recovery • Facilities and Operations • Gas Supply and Technology • Making the Best of Big Data and Machine Learning for Understanding Your Subsurface • Making the Best of Your Existing Assets with Big Data and Machine Learning • Offshore Operations • Reliability and Integrity • Reservoir Characterisation • Subsurface Storage Technology for the Energy Transition • Unconventional Resources • Well Integrity: Making It Last Longer Find out more from the SPE Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition website go.spe.org/22APOGC
Exhibition and Sponsorship Opportunities 21 Exhibition and Sponsorship Opportunities Available The SPE Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition (APOGCE) 2022 includes a comprehensive conference, an exhibition, and multiple special programmes highlighting the latest development in oil and gas for the Asia Pacific region. Apart from gaining new insights on the industry, attendees will be able to secure new business partners, consultants, and suppliers for projects in the region and beyond. Why Exhibit and Sponsor • SHOWCASE your organisation as a progressive industry player at the forefront of emerging trends and innovation. • ESTABLISH and REINFORCE your marketing message and relationships with key buyers and stakeholders. • ENGAGE and NETWORK FACE-TO-FACE with existing and new business partners and prospects. • FEATURE your organisation’s advance technologies, services, and expertise to the oil and gas community. For further information about sponsorship or exhibiting at APOGCE 2022, contact: Nick Chantrell SPE Senior Sales Manager – Asia Pacific Tel: +60 3 2182 3145 Email: nchantrell@spe.org go.spe.org/22APOGC
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Exhibition Opportunities
Premier PACKAGE Enhanced PACKAGE Exhibitor PACKAGE
USD 16,000 per booth USD 8,500 per booth USD 5,000 per booth
Sample of Premier Package Exhibition Booth
Sample of Enhanced Package Exhibition Booth Exhibitor Package Booth
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Exhibition Floor Plan
Halls N & O, Adelaide Convention Centre
A01 A03 A04
D D D
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KNOWLEDGE SHARING
ePOSTER SESSIONS
P01
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NETWORKING LUNCHEON &
COFFEE BREAK P02
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B01 B05 B07 B09 B11
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B02 B06 B08 B10 B12
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List of Exhibitors
Company Name Booth Number
AML3D Limited B07
Beach Energy B02
Centralian Controls P02
Department of Energy and Mining A04
Impact Selector B11
IPI Packers A03
KSAT B08
Labrador B06
Oilfield Data Services, Inc. C03
Pivotel P01
Qteq P03
Rock Flow Dynamics A01
Santos B01
Schlumberger C01
Siemens Process Systems Engineering B05
The EOR Alliance B10
The University of Adelaide - Petroleum and Energy Resources C04
TIBCO B09
go.spe.org/22APOGCExhibition and Sponsorship Opportunities 24 Sponsorship Opportunities Sponsorship opportunities for the SPE Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition are designed to provide exposure and visibility for organisations in the oil and gas industry. We offer a variety of sponsorship packages to strengthen your brand identity and enhance your organisation’s image at the event. As sponsorship packages are limited and available on a first-come first-served basis, we appreciate your support and request that you confirm your preferred sponsorship packages as soon as possible. Sponsorship Summary Sponsorship Item Value (USD) Principal Sponsor 30,000 Platinum Sponsor 20,000 Gold Sponsor 15,000 Conference Bags 8,000 Ice Cream Socials 8,000 Lanyards SOLD Conference Umbrellas 7,000 Educational Programmes 7,000 Networking Luncheon – Day 1 (17 October) 7,000 Networking Luncheon – Day 2 (18 October) 7,000 Water Bottles and Stations SOLD Welcome Reception – Day 1 (17 October) 7,000 Happy Hour – Day 3 (19 October) 6,500 Conference Caps 5,500 Networking Luncheon – Day 3 (19 October) 5,500 Conference Digital Proceedings 5,000 Conference Writing Pads and Pens SOLD Directional Signage SOLD Digital Conference Programme and Mobile App 5,000 For the latest information and to discuss your requirements, please contact: Nick Chantrell Senior Sales Manager – Asia Pacific Tel: +60 3 2182 3145 Email: nchantrell@spe.org go.spe.org/22APOGC
Training Courses 25 Training Courses Pre–Conference Training Courses Decision Making Under Uncertainty Instructor: Steve Begg, Emeritus Professor, University of Adelaide 16 October 2022 | 0900-1700 Adelaide, Australia The only control an organisation has over its future is the decisions it makes and their implementation. The same applies to our personal lives. Fortunately, there is a right way to make the best decisions for getting the outcomes we desire which is the focus of this course. It consists of a non-proprietary, structured, pragmatic methodology, based on decision science, that balances the effort needed to decide with its importance, consequences, difficulty, and cost. Thus, it is scalable from decisions requiring a 10-minute conversation to strategic decisions. It works for decisions whose benefits are easily quantifiable and those that appear not to be. It offers ways to deal with things that make decisions hard such as uncertainty, risk, time, pressure, lack of information, biases, organisational complexity, multiple decision-makers, and it provides an auditable record of how and why a decision was made, which helps with buy-in to its implementation and later review. Registration link: http://go.spe.org/23TA01-22APOG-CP Post–Conference Training Courses Applied Machine Learning for Petroleum Engineers and Geoscientists Instructor: Mohammad Sayyafzadeh, Senior Lecturer in Petroleum Engineering, University of Adelaide; Abbas Zeinijahromi, Senior Lecturer in Petroleum Engineering, University of Adelaide 20 – 21 October 2022 | 0900-1700 Adelaide, Australia This course introduces the theory and fundamentals of machine learning and data analytics techniques. This is a hands-on course and participants will apply data analytics and machine learning methods using real field examples. The course covers the following topics with specific applications and examples in petroleum engineering: • Overview of Data Analytics • Introduction to programming – Python • Clustering techniques • Dimensionality reduction and feature extraction techniques • Classification techniques • Predictive Models • TIBCO Geospatial Analytics and Streaming Analytics Registration link: http://go.spe.org/23TA02-22APOG-CP Introduction into Geological Storage of CO2: An Interdisciplinary Geoscience and Engineering Approach Instructor: Eric Mackay, Professor, Energi Simulation Chair in CCUS and Reactive Flow Simulation, Heriot-Watt University; Florian Doster, Professor for Flow Phenomena in Porous Media, Heriot-Watt University; Andreas Busch, Professor in Earth Sciences, GeoEnergy, Heriot-Watt University 20 – 21 October 2022 | 0900-1700 Adelaide, Australia The course addresses key concepts in CO2 storage, while integrating geoscience, engineering, and to a lesser extent political and societal aspects. It will appeal to geoscientists, reservoir engineers, governmental stakeholders and all those interested in the management of subsurface reservoirs used to switch from a fossil fuel-driven economy to a decarbonised one. In this course, we provide a global overview of CCS and CO2-EOR projects, provide insights into preferred storage locations, including potential capacity, discuss flow in reservoir and across caprock and give an overview on monitoring technologies that act as an early indicator for reservoir conformance and containment. Registration link: http://go.spe.org/23TA03-22APOG-CP go.spe.org/22APOGC
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Registration
How to Register
Register online at http://go.spe.org/22APOG-CPR
Registration Category and Fee
Fee Per Person
Category Super Early Bird Early Bird Standard
by 8 August by 12 September after 12 September
SPE Member USD 905 USD 955 USD 995
Full
Non-Member USD 950 USD 1,100 USD 1,150
Conference
Speaker / Author / Committee / Session Chair USD 850 USD 950
Group Registration - Register 5, Pay for 4
Student Complimentary (With valid student ID)
Visitor Complimentary USD 50
One-Day SPE Member USD 600 USD 650
Conference Non-Member USD 650 USD 700
Note: Price shown is inclusive of 10% Australian GST
What Do You Get
One-Day
Access/Entitlements Full Conference Conference Student Visitor
(For the selected day only)
Opening and Keynote Sessions
Executive Plenary Session
Panel Sessions
Technical Sessions
Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions
Exhibition
Daily Networking Luncheons
Daily Coffee Breaks
Welcome Reception (if any)
Happy Hour (if any)
Conference Digital Proceedings
Conference Bag
Other Tickets Fee
Additional Networking Luncheon USD 70
Conference Dinner SPE Member USD 200
(Tuesday, 18 October 2022) Non-Member USD 300
SPE Member: Golf, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner USD 80
Golf
Non-Member: Golf, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner USD 105
(Thursday, 20 October 2022)
Dinner Only USD 45
SPE Member USD 200
Additional Conference Digital Proceedings
Non-Member USD 300
Registration Enquiries
spekl@spe.org
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General Information
Venue Accommodation
Adelaide Convention Centre The following hotels are within proximity of the event. All
Adelaide Convention Centre, North Terrace, accommodation and hotel bookings are to be made directly with
Adelaide SA 5000, Australia the hotels.
Tel: +61 8 8212 4099
Website: www.adelaidecc.com.au InterContinental Adelaide
North Terrace, Adelaide 5000, Australia
Airport Website: https://icadelaide.com.au/
Adelaide Airport (IATA: ADL, ICAO: YPAD), also known as Adelaide
International Airport, is the principal airport of Adelaide, South Online Booking: https://book.passkey.com/event/50344636/
Australia. Located adjacent to West Beach, it is approximately 6 km owner/3457589/home
(3.7 mi) west of the city centre. Event attendees may arrange for Booking Deadline: 15 August 2022
ground transfers with their selected hotels or secure a taxi at the
arrival hall. Room Type Price (AUD)
King Hilton Deluxe AUD 230
Badge Collection Notes:
Event badges can be collected during the event at the venue. • Full buffet breakfast at additional cost of AUD 30 per person per
Badges are required for admission into the event and must be worn day.
at all times during event days • Rates quoted inclusive GST.
• Check-in time is 1500 hours; check-out time if 1100 hours.
Delegate Pack • One-night full room rate for early check-in and additional 50% of
room rate for late check-out until 1800 hours.
The delegate pack consisting of event brochure and other relevant
information can be collected upon collecting your badge during the • Full cancellation fees to the value of the original reservation,
should cancellation later than 1200 hours on the day prior to
event at the venue.
arrival date.
Photography and Audio Visual Copyright InterContinental Adelaide
All conference sessions and the exhibition/technical showcase are 233 Victoria Square, Adelaide 5000, South Australia
protected by international copyright laws. +61 8 8217 2000
Photography and video/audio recording of any kind in conference Website: https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/adlhitw-hilton-
sessions and the exhibition are prohibited without prior written adelaide/
permission by SPE.
Online Booking: https://www.hilton.com/en/attend-my-event/
Visa speapogce2022accommodation/
Event attendees travelling to Adelaide, Australia must be in Booking Deadline: 13 September 2022
possession of passports valid for a least six (6) months with proof
of onward passage out of the country. Visa requirements depend Room Type Price (AUD)
on the country of origin. Please check with your travel agent, King Classic City View AUD 260
or the Australia Embassies, High Commissions or Consulates on
regulations relating to immigration/visa before your departure. Notes:
• Full buffet breakfast at additional cost of AUD 25 per person per
An invitation letter to facilitate the application of visa will be issued day.
to registered attendees if required. Download Invitation Letter • Rates quoted are inclusive of appropriate national and local
Request Form [here]. Complete and return the Invitation Letter taxes, currently is 10%.
Request Form to Faezah Saaban at email fsaaban@spe.org.
• Check-in time is 1500 hours; check-out time if 1100 hours.
Please note that it is the sole responsibility of the attendee to • One-night full room rate for early check-in and additional 50% of
obtain the necessary supporting document(s) for entry into room rate for late check-out until 1800 hours.
Adelaide, Australia. The invitation letter does not guarantee that • Credit card is required for reservation. Free cancellation before
you will be granted a visa. 11:59 PM local hotel time on 18 Sep 2022.
• Cancellations between 30 - 15 days of arrival will be charged the
one-night cancellation fee. Within 14 days of arrival, cancellations
will be 100% chargeable.
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