ABSTRACT CONTENT
A proper review of your abstract requires that it contain adequate information on which to make a judgement. Written in English and containing a maximum of 450 words, abstracts should be summarised into four (4) specific paragraphs:
- Objective/Scope: Please list the objective and/or scope of the proposed paper (25-75 words).
- Methods, Procedures, Process: Briefly explain your overall approach, including your methods, procedures and process (75-100 words).
- Results, Observations, Conclusions: Please describe the results, observations and conclusions of the proposed paper (100-200 words).
- Novel/Additive Information: Please explain how this paper will present novel (new) or additive information to the existing body of literature that can be of benefit to and/or add to the state of knowledge in the petroleum industry (25-75 words).
Do not include title or author names in the body of the abstract. Title and author information will be requested separately through the submission system.
Primary/ePoster Presentations for the Conference will be selected from abstracts submitted. Authors will be notified on the status of the paper proposals by early September 2026.
CONTACT US
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TECHNICAL CATEGORIES
The paper proposal categories below are used to direct the paper proposals to the appropriate subject matter experts for evaluation.
PRODUCTION ENGINEERING
- Artificial Lift
- Flow Assurance
- IOR/EOR Operation
- Production Chemistry
- Mature Fields
- Well Production and Sustainability
OPERATIONS AND CAPITAL PROJECTS
- Project Management Best Practices
- Concept Engineering, Construction, and Commissioning (The 3 Cs)
- Processing Facilities Engineering
- Operations Facilities Management
- Asset Life Cycle Maintenance and Integrity
- Mature Asset Management
- Field Development Planning
- Asset Decommissioning
- Case Studies
GAS VALUE CHAIN
- Natural Gas and Decarbonisation Technologies
- LNG Technology, Operations and Market Evolution
- Digital Transformation in Gas Operations
- Gas Infrastructure, Reliability and Safety
- Transition to Low-Carbon Gases
- Gas Processing and Plant Optimisation
- Environmental and Sustainability Innovations
DEEPWATER
- Deepwater and Subsea Systems
- Drilling and Completions
- Field Development and Planning
- Floating Facilities, FPSOs and Mooring Systems
- Infrastructure-led Development & Marginal Fields
- Emerging Technologies and Digitalisation
- Energy Efficiency and Decarbonisation
- Case Studies and Lessons Learnt
UNCONVENTIONAL
- Unconventional Resources Evaluation and Characterisation
- Unconventional Drilling
- Unconventional Completion and Stimulation
- Unconventional Cost Effectiveness and Operational Efficiency
- Unconventional Production and Economics
DIGITALISATION & AI
- Digital Subsurface and AI-Enhanced Exploration
- Digitalisation in Drilling and Well Completion
- Digital Field Development and Integrated Planning
- Digital Operations, Surveillance and Asset Reliability
- Cyber Resilience and Smart Infrastructure
- Intelligent Field Robotics and Remote Operations
- Generative AI and Intelligence Operation
- Visual Intelligence and Computer Vision for Oil and Gas
- Digital Innovation and Emerging Technologies in E&P
DECARBONISATION
- Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)/ Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS)
- CO2 Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle
- Carbon Footprint Reduction Solutions/Processes
- Sustainable/Green Energy
- Environmental Issues and Solutions
- Policies, Strategies, and Governance
- Emissions Measurement, Detection and Management
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