Innovations and Challenges in Recycling and Decommissioning of Offshore Structures
Thursday, 8 May
Room 610
Technical Session
This session will cover the innovative concepts and designed planning for the decommissioning and requirement of offshore systems. It will compare the cleaning requirements during temporary production shutdowns with those necessary for decommissioning. The discussion will also include new decontamination models, the recycling of floating structures, and the market challenges associated with fulfilling the decommissioning portfolio and disposing of structures. Additionally, lessons learned will be explored, along with computational solutions aimed at speeding up risk analysis in decommissioning activities. Lastly, the R&D portfolio designed to facilitate sustainable decommissioning will be presented.
Session Chairperson(s)
Sponsoring Society:
- American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
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1400-1418 35685RD&I Portfolio for the Sustainable Decommissioning of Offshore O&G Structures in Brazil
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1420-1438 35796EPRD: A New Frontier in Subsea Decommissioning in Brazil
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1440-1458 35596Amended Reefing Legislation Is Needed to Spur Decommissioning of California Offshore Oil and Gas Platforms
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1500-1518 35520Impact of Planning and Experience in Well Abandonment - Lessons Learned From Complex Well Abandonment in Bonga Deepwater Field
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1520-1538 35642Rigless Abandonment Strategy for Deepwater Field - Case Study for Bonga End of Field Life
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1540-1558 35868Recycling of Floating Offshore Structures
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1600-1618 35828Reducing Post-CoP OPEX - Introducing a High-Efficiency Topside Decontamination Model
