AEP presentations to look out for

The Australian Energy Producers conference is only a few weeks away, so for those of you planning on attending we have prepared you a summary of papers written by PESA members that would be good to go and see presented.

Tues 27 May, session 3 – 2:02–2:20 pm

“Australia is still an attractive investment destination for exploration and development”

Joe Keith from S&P Global

Tues 27 May, session 5 – 2:02–2:20 pm

“Northern Territory gas development – How access to technology is unlocking resources”

Simon Molyneux from Molyneux Advisors

Tues 27 May, session 3 – 2:59 –3:17 pm

“Application of inversion to support exploration and development growth opportunity maturation across the North West Shelf asset, Australia.”

Matthew Docherty from Woodside Energy

Tues 27 May, session 2 – 2:59 –3:17 pm

“Maximising deliverability of the kipper field to ensure reliable supply of gas into the east coast Australia market”

Steven Spencer from Esso Australia

Tues 27 May session 7 – 3:47–4:05 pm

“A novel way to achieve early commercialisation of tight-sand and shale gas fields: small-scale modularised liquefied natural gas”

Hongfeng Wu from Molyneux Advisors

Tues 27 May, session 7 – 4:06–4:24 pm

“Required steps to develop an enhanced geothermal system- an Australian basin example”,”

Raymond Johnson Jr. from Novus Fuels

Tues 27 May, Session 8 – 4:06–4:24 pm

“Play analysis in the onshore Otway Basin, South Australia”

Paul Strong from South Australia Department for Energy and Mining

Wed 28 May, session 22 – 4:06–4:24 pm

“Applying petrophysics and rock property modelling to enhance play-based assessments of the geological storage potential for carbon dioxide: Western Eromanga Basin case study”

Barry Bradshaw from Geoscience Australia

Thurs 29 May, session 27 – 12:02-12:16 pm

“Repurposing gas fields for energy storage – A proposal for compressed air energy storage in the depleted Rolleston gas field”

Xingjin Wang from Denison Gas