Training Courses

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

Instructor: Dr. Birol Dindoruk

Concept of gas injection and what miscibility means and not.

Gas flooding involves many aspects of engineering, from surface facilities to production engineering to reservoir engineering. There are also newer theories and their applications, especially in the context of miscibility development and assessment as summarized by Dindoruk et al. [3]. Some of the renewed momentum in gas flooding also comes from the potential for subsurface CO2 sequestration and other gases (H2,CH4, etc.) st....(Read More)

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Disciplines: Drilling | Projects, Facilities, and Construction | Reservoir

Instructor: Dr. Rita Esuru Okoroafor 

This two-day course introduces oil and gas professionals to geothermal energy, focusing on where their skills can be transferred and applied. Day 1 builds foundational knowledge about geothermal systems, resource types, project lifecycles, and technoeconomics, providing generalized content for professionals from varied backgrounds. Day 2 goes into technical topics such as reservoir characterization, resource assessment, heat extraction modeling, and considerations for well design, stimulation, and surface facility design. 

Learning Objectives:
Participants will be able to:
•    Understand the fundamentals and classifications of geothermal systems
•    Analyze the technical and economic considerations of geothermal projects
•    Explore advanced geothermal technologies (e.g., EGS, closed-loop, co-production)
•    Identify where oil and gas skills map directly to geothermal energy
•    Learn concepts applicable to well design, geomechanics, reservoir modeling, and thermal recovery.

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Disciplines: Health, Safety, Environment, and Sustainability | Management

Instructor: Thomas Knode & Norman Ritchie

Understanding and improving safety and operational performance have been greatly advanced by the introduction of Human & Organizational Performance (HOP) concepts as well as strategies to improve employee engagement.  HOP issues may be complex and can cover a broad range of disciplines. Investigating unplanned events such as safety incidents and operational problems from the HOP perspective requires a different approach than conventional incident analysis methodologies allow. Having a bet....(Read More)

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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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Instructor: Todd Hoffman

Disciplines: : Production and Operations | Reservoir

EOR in low permeability unconventional reservoirs is happening across a number of basins and is rapidly becoming a sub-discipline of petroleum engineering. This class covers what has been done over the last decade with a special focus on huff-n-puff (cyclic) gas injection. This includes how to predict production forecasts and injection volumes required, as well as determining the contribution of different recovery mechanisms. Other techniques such as continuous injection and water/surfactant inj....(Read More)

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Instructor: Subhash Thaker

Disciplines:  Management | Reservoir

This is the official CSRC approved course. 

The CO2 Storage Resources Management System (SRMS) provides a classification and categorization system that reflects geologic certainty and project maturity of storable quantities. This short course explains the classes used to indicate the level of project maturity, which is in....(Read More)

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Instructor: Eugene Holubnyak

Disciplines: Health, Safety, Environment, and Sustainability | Production and Operations | Reservoir

This one-day course provides petroleum engineers with a foundational understanding of hydrogen’s role in the evolving energy landscape. It covers the engineering principles of hydrogen production, storage, transportation, and utilization, while connecting directly to oil and gas industry applications.

Participants will explore how hydrogen supports decarbonization strategies, including hydrogen’s use in refining, integration with carbon capture, and compatibility with existing subsurf....(Read More)

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Disciplines: Projects, Facilities, and Construction | Health, Safety, Environment, and Sustainability | Data Science and Engineering Analytics

Instructor: Shivaji Sengupta 

Course Summary
This comprehensive training program is designed to equip Oil & Gas industry professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to identify, prevent, and respond to cybersecurity threats that can disrupt operations, compromise safety, and impact critical infrastructure. The course focuses on practical, industry-specific cybersecurity practices, leveraging global standards, and emerging technologies to protect digital and operational environments.
Learning Objectives
•    Identify and mitigate common cyber threats in Oil & Gas operations
•    Implement best practices for IT and OT cybersecurity
•    Secure critical supply chains and vendor networks
•    Enhance incident response capabilities to minimize disruptions
•    Apply defense-in-depth strategies to safeguard ICS and OT environments (Learn More)

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Disciplines: Health, Safety, Environment, and Sustainability

Instructor: Dr. Srikanta Mishra

There is growing recognition that a new energy paradigm is needed to curb the buildup of anthropogenic CO2 emissions in the atmosphere and the corresponding global warming related impacts. Many countries and companies are embarking on ambitious programs to reduce their carbon footprint and switch from carbon-intensive fossil fuels to greener energy feedstocks and carriers. This course is designed to help oil and gas professional position themselves for the impending energy transition by gaini....(Read More)

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Disciplines: Production and Operations, Reservoir 

Instructor: John Lee

This course will present the elements of the Petroleum Resources Management System (PRMS) and its resources classification framework, a systematic way of placing all petroleum initially in place in an accumulation into a convenient inventory. Resources are classified based on their probabilities of becoming commercial and placed into categories within classes based on their relative certainty of being produced. We will focus on economic criteria for classification as reserves. We will illustr....(Read More)

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Instructor: Ayasha Nickie

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