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iESog ANNUAL GEOSCIENCE, BIOMASS AND RENEWABLE ENERGY TRAINING AND FIELD TRIP: 26 – 31 JAN 2020

You are cordially invited to this notable annual geoscience event; a collaboration between the Industry and University that unites experts, specialists and eminent facilitators in a bid to pass on the mantle of the E & P disciplines to a new generation.  It involves classroom, laboratory and field work, giving the candidate the opportunity to do a project, acquire and apply the skills to cover:

  • Well Logging
  • Drilling Monitoring
  • Pore Pressure Prediction
  • Well Planning, Casing and Cementing
  • Mud Logging and Lithological Description
  • Porosity, Density and Rock Mass Experiments
  • Cement, Acid and Fluorescence Tests
  • Well Completion and Production
  • Solar, Biomass & renewable Energy

You will do well to participate in this one of its kind yearly event that opens opportunities for you in the Energy Sector.

IESOG ANNUAL GEOSCIENCE, BIOMASS AND RENEWABLE ENERGY TRAINING AND FIELD TRIP: 13 – 19, JAN 2019

You are cordially invited to this notable annual geosciences event; a collaboration between the Industry and University that unites experts, specialists and eminent facilitators in this bid to pass on the mantle of E & P disciplines to a new generation. It involves classroom, laboratory and field work, giving the candidates the opportunity to do a project, acquire and apply the skills to cover:

· logging
· drilling monitoring
· pore pressure prediction
· well plan, casing, cementing
· mud logging, lithological description
· porosity, density, rock mass experiments
· cement and acid test, fluorescence test
· well completion
· production
. biomass & renewable energy

You will do well to participate in this one of its kind yearly event that opens opportunities for you in the Energy Sector._

IESOG TRAINING: SOLAR AND INVERTER INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS

ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO JOIN THE NEW ENERGY WORLD AND EARN A LIVING

With free comfortable accommodation during the intensive practical training for candidates coming from outside the State. To reserve, pay N5000 into the Corporate Account:

Account Name:    INTEGRATED ELVEE SERVICES LIMITED,

ACCOUNT No:      1013796548

Bank:                     ZENITH BANK PLC.

Then text “Reservation” to “09080278616 or 07037628734”, we will then send you a confirmation and joining instructions.

Testimony from one of our last IT/SIWES students

“Hello Sir Greetings. Its Madu Joseph… Once a student with Iesog. The result of my I.T defence just came out & it was an “A”. A 6 credit unit. Joseph IT Iesog Enugu: Tanx fr ur efforts and Supervision during my stay…. Tnk u so much.”

Joseph was very active in the iESog laboratory and workshop, and during the field works. He repeated the practicals until he got it right and revised his IT reports following my reviews. He is seen squating 2nd from the right in the group picture.

We take IT/SIWES students in:
1. Petroleum Geoscience
2. Agricultural Biomass
3. Renewables Energy: Solar, Wind and Power.

 

PROPOSAL FOR TRAINING

STRUCTURAL UNCERTAINTY ASSESSMENT:

FAULT CONNECTIVITY AND RESERVOIR COMPARTMENTALISATION

Structural evaluation of petroleum prospect, uncertainty assessment during field development and later reservoir compartmentalisation studies for assets optimisation are carried out by only few companies and regulating authorities in the oil and gas industry.  After initial structural studies leading to discovery and field development, there is need for structural assessment at field scale during the life of the project.  Fault connectivity studies ensure that well placement (injectors and producers) are aligned across reservoir compartments, thereby optimising development and saving costs.

Understanding vertical and lateral reservoir compartmentalisation requires an in-depth fault connectivity analyses. Results of throw mapping, horizon top and base summation, Shale Gouge Ratio (SGR) and other fault assessment tools (including 4D, material balance and well testing / interference results, where available) would be helpful before, during and after drilling wells.  It is useful for modelling, both in terms of STOIP computation and dynamic modelling.

Connectivity studies also evaluate abnormal pressures, underpressure and overpressures, depletion and impact on well completion as well as targeting infill wells for unswept hydrocarbon. Several modules are covered in Fault characterisation and connectivity assessment training, some of which are:

  • Hydrocarbon Retention
  • Sealing Processes
  • Efficiency and Integrity of Seals
  • Indication of Seal Breaching
  • Types of Seals
  • Vertical Lithological Seal
  • Stress Seals
  • The Pressure Seal
  • Lateral Fault Seal
  • Seal and Hydrocarbon Column Height
  • Evaluation of Sealing and Leaking Faults
  • Throw Mapping
  • Shale Gauge Ratio – SGR
  • Field Study of Fault Sealing
  • Laboratory Study on Fault Seal
  • Permeability Measurement
  • Trap filling
  • Modelling of Charging and Leakages

Sealing processes and the concept of sealing efficiency and integrity, indicating seal breaching of the top seal by various processes, can be illustrated in the laboratory and calibration adapted to various fields. This training will provide you with standard faults lateral boundaries algorithms and scales for assessing roles of different fault types in trap filling or retention.  Understanding these is important before engaging in oil well operations and actual drilling, as well as field development and optimisation of assets.

 The training is adapted for beginners and advanced geoscience personnel, drillers and reservoir engineers.

Cost: N120,000 ($400) per candidate   (50% discount for students)

Duration: 5 days

Minimum 3 candidates for in-house training / 5 candidates for student group.

Contact: www.iesog.com   contact@iesog.com +2349038863722

 

 

USING OUR HERITAGE TO RIDE TO THE RENEWABLE ENERGY FUTURE

As the world sounds the prepare-to-abandon alarm on petroleum resources, developing oil host nations must (like the ship masters) muster the most competent men and stay back just a little more to ensure that it is not a false alarm, and to as well get the best of the life boats to ride safely to the Energy future – rather than jump to sea. #oilforall

Read full article:
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/01/10/introduction-of-petroleum-studies-in-our-education-system-before-it-is-too-late/