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Technology Forum on 'Sand Consolidation' - Aberdeen
Open to: SMN Members
Date: 30/01/2020
Time: 09:00-16:00 -
9th Euroforum, in association with SPE Aberdeen
Open to: Public
Date: 23/03/2020
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Technology Forum - Stavanger
Open to: SMN Members
Date: 03/06/2020
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15Apr2015
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS - SPE SMN 7th Sand Management Euroforum
SPE SMN 7th Sand Management Euroforum 30th - 31st March 2016 Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre Call for Abstracts - Deadline 30th September 2015 According to the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), 70% of the world's oil and gas reserves are contained in…
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08Dec2014
NOW CLOSED - Call for Abstracts for March Forum
Prediction versus Reality The Sand Management Network (SMN) is holding a technical forum for its members. Up to four attendees can attend from each member company at no charge.You are invited to submit an abstract for a 25 minute presentation. Your company need not be…
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04Dec2014
Technology Forum 4th December 2014 JOINING INSTRUCTIONS for registered delegates
Sand Management NetworkTechnology Forum: Challenging fields: Deepwater and HPHT Thursday 4th December 2014 Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen AB23 8BL, Scotland, UK JOINING INSTRUCTIONS FOR DELEGATES Times: 0900 hours registration and…
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04Dec2014
Sand Management Network Technical Forum: Thursday 4th December 2014, Aberdeen Challenging Fields: Deepwater and HPHT
Programme 0900 Registration and Refreshments 0930 Welcome and introduction Christian Caperdou, Chevron, SMN Technical Advisory Group (TAG) Chair 0935 Technical introduction to deepwater sand control Chooi Kam-Sing, Subject Matter Expert in Sand Control, Shell Session…
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13Nov2014
Sand Management Network Technical Forum - restricted to member companies only
4th December 2014 - Aberdeen Challenging Fields: Deepwater and HPHT REGISTER YOUR FOUR COMPANY REPRESENTATIVES NOW! Online here As member of the Sand Management Network (SMN), your company can send four people free of charge to this forum. All bookings should be made…
