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News

Stavanger, Norway visit

November 5, 2009

Stavanger, Norway: Trent Kaiser visited Norway at the end of October to explore expanding opportunities for Noetic’s well engineering expertise in the North Sea. With widespread compaction deformations and fault movements in North Sea reservoirs, and increasingly aggressive production strategies, there are many well integrity challenges that come with maintaining production and reserves in North Sea fields. Noetic expertise, intellectual property portfolio and product development capabilities have tremendous potential for contributing to better production efficiencies in this environment. Trent’s visit was the latest of Noetic’s efforts to increase international awareness of our offerings and their potential for delivering value.

Multi-Client Projects Update

July 9, 2009

Noetic continues to offer leverage to its clients on engineering services through a variety of Multi-Client Projects (MCP’s) related to connection evaluation and material selection bases for sour thermal-well environments:

• Thermal Well Casing Connection Evaluation Protocol (TWCCEP) development project is ongoing with 11 participants. Closure on project activities is expected in the next 3 months. Signup for the subsequent project phase, Product Line Evaluation Guideline Development, is currently underway.
• The project entitled Synergistic Impacts of Thermo-Mechanical Loading and Environmental Corrosion-Cracking on Tubular Materials for Thermal Wells is in full-swing with 17 participants. Current activities focus on preparation of experimental investigations, which will be carried out in support of the development of the synergistic test methodology. In this project, Noetic leads a resource team that also includes C-FER Technologies, Alberta Research Council, Ammonite Corrosion Engineering, and Marion Oilfield Engineering. Our next project meeting is planned in Edmonton in 2009–10.

If you are interested in more information regarding these MCP’s, please contact Jarek Nowinka at: jnowinka@noetic.ca

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