Sustainable Abandonment of Offshore Oil and Gas: Case Studies
Wednesday, 8 May
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Technical / Poster Session
Abandonment in oil and gas industry involve a series of systematic procedures to safely and responsibly shut down operations that includes plugging wells to prevent the leakage of hydrocarbons and implementing environmental remediation. In this technical session, the authors show advance approaches and case studies for green decommissioning and recycling offshore platform.
Chairperson(s)
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1400-1418 35162Enhancing Sustainability Using Multi-Criteria Decision Making in Subsea Decommissioning
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1420-1438 35474Repurposing Offshore Infrastructure for Clean Energy (ROICE) Vs. Decommissioning - Regulatory Considerations
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1440-1458 35289Alternative Method to Achieving Rock-to-Rock Barrier for Plug and Abandonment Using Hydro-Mechanical Perforating Tool
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1500-1518 35393Challenges and Approaches to Solutions for Green Decommissioning and Recycling of Offshore Facilities
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1520-1538 35108AI-based Cement Bond Quality Assessment: a First Step for Optimizing P&A Design
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1540-1558 35152Environmental Assessment of Brent North Sea Decommissioning: A Detailed Case Study
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1600-1618 35403A Geotechnical Acoustic Survey to Address Well Abandonment Options for a Toppled Offshore Platform