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Pushing the limits – IEF dec 08

Pushing the limits

Impact of upstream technological advances on future oil supply

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Pushing the limits – IEF dec 082

Reserves evolution

Gaz

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Africa FSU Far East South America Middle East Europe

Volumes discovered in new fields

Produced volumes non-renewed by new discoveries

Oil

0%

50%

100%

150%

200%

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300%

Far East South

America

Middle

East

Africa FSU Europe North

America

Produced volumes renewed

by new discoveries

Produced volumes non

renewed

by new discoveries

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Pushing the limits – IEF dec 083

Initial Content

Reserves produced & under development

Increasing drilling success (New reserves)

70 %

Ressources DiscoveriesProduced

Reserves evolution

25 % >> 25 %

Source: IFP 2007

33 %

Reserves

(Additional

reserves)

Exploration

Pro

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Maximum Recovery

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Pushing the limits – IEF dec 084

Exploration

R&D challenges

improve seismic imaging

improve the knowledge of

geological processes

complex tectonics

sedimentary deposit

improve compositional

modeling

include diagenesis

Issues

reduce the risk in

exploration

assess fluid composition

and distribution

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Pushing the limits – IEF dec 085

Basin modelling towards full integration

RestorationStratigraphic

modeling

HC generation

migration & trapping

paleoclimate

LGR

Reservoir

modeling

OpenFlow platform

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Renewing the reserves

Use of EOR processes

Thermal & chemical processes,

Gas, CO2, N2, air injection

Increase recovery factor

Reservoir management

monitoring + interactive

reservoir modeling

Redevelopment plans

Better locate the accumulations

Characterize the flow potential

Static & dynamic reservoir characterization

Reduction of uncertainties on OIP & reserves

Optimize the production

scheme to access OIP

Advanced well technology

Additional reserves

Optimize well productivity

Formation damage control

Completion strategy

Well profitability & Opex

Increase

oil

recovery

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Pushing the limits – IEF dec 087

Reservoir management

Issues

complex reservoirs

structure

heterogeneity

diagenesis

R&D Challenges

characterize the geology

and the flow path

at different scale

taking into account the

heterogeneity

(geostatistics)

quantifying its impact

(sensitivity analysis)

quantifying uncertainties

include diagenesis

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Pushing the limits – IEF dec 088

Characterization

Sub-seismic faults

10+3 m

Reservoir Panel scale

Fracture swarms

Seismic faults1 m

Block-scale

recovery

10-3 m

Pore-network-

scale recovery

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Pushing the limits – IEF dec 089

Reservoir management

Issues

improve the recovery factor

deal with complex fluids,

complex recovery

processes, heterogeneous

reservoirs

assess and reduce the risk

and uncertainties

get the best from

specialized simulators

open structure

interoperability

R&D Challenges

improve the physical

modeling

thermodynamics, flow

processes in porous

media, pore network

modeling, upscaling

improve the reservoir

modeling workflow

taking advantage of

interoperability to use the

best technologies

updating the geological

modelling using dynamic

data

couple basin to reservoir,

surface to subsurface

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Pushing the limits – IEF dec 0810

Reservoir management

Issues

Increase production

through EOR

produce reservoirs in a

sustainable way

R&D Challenges

carbonates

heavy oils

develop strategies that

comply with environmental

constraints

CO2 EOR/EGR

PWRI even with EOR

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Optimize the production

Production in deep offshore

and/or remote reserves

Transport

from subsea to beach

Gas Treatment

Separation

water re-injection

CO2 transport

& re-injection EOR

ClipTM riserhybrid pipe

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Production

Issues

extreme environment

deep water

deeply burried reservoirs

(DBR)

arctic

sour gas

R&D challenges

improve facilities

material

thermal insulation

weight (hybrid pipes,

special metals, composites)

improve flow assurance

hydrate transport

multiphase pumping

modelling opened platforms

handle sour gas

energy efficient solvents

improved contactors

cryogenic process

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Conclusions : technological advances contribution

Reduce the risk in exploration

seismic imaging (fractures, subsalt, foothills, ...)

basin modelling chain

from seismic data to fluid migration & trapping up to the reservoir

model based on good physics, using advanced computer sciences

Recover 70% of OIP

use advanced quantitative reservoir characterization

including diagenesis

develop efficient & sustainable EOR processes

optimize reservoir production

"real time monitoring" including production data & 4D seismic

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Conclusions : technological advances contribution

Produce under extreme conditions

subsea & deep water

reduce the weight of offshore facilities

optimize subsea separation

manage flow assurance (hydrates transportability)

real time monitoring/operation : couple reservoir & process

modelling

sour gas

reduce the energy consumption

heavy oils

optimize through better reservoir characterization & monitoring

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Thank you !

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Pushing the limits – IEF dec 0816

WorkFlow based on an Opened platform

Geostatics

Fractured

reservoirs

Upscaling

Dynamic simulation

geological

model

CondorFlow Loop

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Pushing the limits – IEF dec 0817

Polymer flood : Field Results

Successful pilot calls for more than 100 wells a year to be drilled between 2007 and 2010 with total expenditures > $800 million.

PRODUCTION WELL

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Year

Oil (Bbl/cal day)

Water (Bbl/cal day)

On Prod (hr)

WC (%)

Polymer Injection(March 2005)

Oil

Water cut

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Acid gas reserves with CO2>2% and/or H2S>100ppm(except North America)

40 Tcf

EUROPE

CO2

H2S

CO2 + H2S

59 Tcf

SOUTH AMERICA35 Tcf

AFRICA

641 Tcf

CIS

1552 Tcf

MIDDLE-EAST

249 Tcf

ASIA-OCEANIA

Source: Total - Iris 21 database from IHS Energy June 2004

Total

2576 Tcf40% of remaining gas reserves are sour

Reserves with >10% H2S : + 350 Tcf

Reserves with >10% CO2 : + 650 Tcf

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Pushing the limits – IEF dec 0819

Sprex®: Lacq pilot plant