SPE Digital Energy Conference Session Rusty Foreman - BP

2 PRODML - Introduction What is PRODML? Who is building PRODML? What are you going to learn in this session? Business case for PRODML Additional clarity about scope, data, and use cases How will operators and vendors conduct business different as a result of PRODML? How you can participate

3 Production Optimization: Data Exchange Standard Data Processing / monitoring and reporting software Application Databases Fields instruments AP 3 AP 2 real time apps AP 1 AP xAP 4AP 5 DCS and real time applications DCS historian Historian Future Scope Initial scope Office Domain Process Control Domain External data transfer

4 Gathering Separation & Distribution Injection (Water, Steam, CO2) Water Handling Gas Treating Facilities Oil Treating Facilities Gas Export Facilities Oil Export Facilities Reservoir Management: Gas & Oil Contract Deliverability Scope The Production Domain Initial Scope From bottom of the well to initial separation Decisions we can effect in a day

5 Who is building PRODML? Operators BP Chevron ExxonMobil Shell Statoil Standards POSC Vendors Halliburton Invensys OSIsoft PETEX Schlumberger Sense Intellifield TietoEnator Weatherford

6 PRODML Team Define PRODML Technology Scope Define PRODML Content Scope Analyze Production Optimization Processes Define PRODML Implementation Standards Define PRODML Data Model Develop PRODML Production Optimization Standard Content Team Technology Team Content and Technology Teams PRODML Production Optimization Pilot Pilot Team Steering Committee Project Manager Content TeamTechnical TeamPilot Team Legal/Communications Teams Organization High-Level Process

7 Session Wrap-Up: End goals -Commercial applications (not a stack of paper) -Change the software landscape in upstream operations Completion target is SOON – September How can you be involved? - -Strike up a conversation with the PRODML members in this room (buy them a beer or two)