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Extend your conference experience by adding a training course. Select from the courses below to find a topic that matches your learning and professional development needs. SPE collaborates with recognized experts to develop training courses covering a wide range of industry topics. Participants receive 0.8 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for one-day courses and 1.6 CEUs for two-day courses.

Training courses are not included with the purchase of conference registration and must be purchased separately during the registration process.

Your training course fee will include a copy of the digital course material, lunch and coffee breaks, and CEUs (Continuing Education Units).

Two-Day Course: Saturday-Sunday, 18-19 October 2025

Practical Flow Assurance: Strategies for Effective System Design and Optimization

Disciplines:  Production and Operations | Projects, Facilities, and Construction

Instructor: Abul Jamaluddin and Mack Schippen

Course Description

This intensive two-day course provides a comprehensive understanding of flow assurance principles, challenges, and solutions. Participants will learn about advanced technologies, industry-proven workflows, and practical strategies for identifying, characterizing, and managing key flow impediments such as slugging, hydrate formation, and solid deposition.

Through in-depth case studies from diverse global operations, attendees will gain practical insights towards addressing complex flow assurance challenges.

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One-Day Courses: Sunday, 19 October 2025

Application of Digital Hybrid Tools That Combine Analytics, Machine Learning & Reduced Physics Models to Increase Oil Recovery in Mature Conventional Fields

Disciplines: Data Science and Engineering Analytics | Reservoir

Instructor: Ashwin Venkatraman

Conventional mature fields spread across the world – USA, Russia, Canada, Middle East, North Africa, South America and Southeast Asia, contribute to as much as 70% of all world’s oil. The cheapest and the quickest way to add oil is to increase from existing producing fields. Accordingly, the current challenges to meet world energy needs have increased focus on conventional mature fields. These fields are characterized by the availability of data and hence, lend themselves well to use of new d....(Read More)

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