Empowering Oil and Gas Professionals with Cross Functional Skills for a Shift Towards Future Excellence

Wednesday, 18 October

1400 - 1630

Room 214 A

Technical Session

With the accelerated transition into a low-carbon future, oil and gas professionals find themselves at cross-roads to meet the impending energy demand and to keep up with the climate issues. It is cardinal that Oil and Gas Professionals develop a cross-functional mindset and learn new skills and approaches for a sustainable, commercial and risk averse energy future.

Session Chairperson(s)

Khaled Enab - Texas A&M International University

Mani Bansal - Shell India Markets Private Ltd

1400-1425 214822
Teaching The Teachers Of Montana About The Oil And Gas Industry

B. Hoffman, Montana Tech; N. Decker, R. Lynch, Hess Corp.; M. North-Abbott, MANA Consulting
1425-1450 214916
How To Herd Cats: Developing A Playbook For Competitive Intelligence Gathering At Technical Conferences

C. Kelly, M. Cronin, B.R. Crawford, ExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company
1450-1515 214815
Oil And Gas Skills For Low-Carbon Energy Technologies

D. Tayyib, Texas A&M University; P.I. Ekeoma, SLB; C. Offor, Emerald Energy Institute; O. Adetula, SPE; J. Okoroafor, TotalEnergies E&P Nigeria Ltd.; E. Okoroafor, Texas A & M University
1515-1540 214814
Excellence In Petroleum Engineering

A. Michael, University of North Dakota
1540-1605 214834
Crisis Management Holistic Training With Immersive Technologies For Awareness And Preparedness Of Oil And Gas Professionals

N.C. Kokkinos, A.C. Mitropoulos, International Hellenic University
1605-1630 214900
Insight-Driven Digital Engineering - A Key Enabler Driving Operational Intelligence in the Energy Industry

N. Abili, Energy Consultant; S. Hemeda, Capgemini Engineering

2023 Technical Program

Empowering Oil and Gas Professionals with Cross Functional Skills for a Shift Towards Future Excellence