1. 2015 SPE Nigeria Council Chairman
Presentation at the 18 February 2015 visit to the Managing Director, Schlumberger Nigeria Ltd
Led by:
Emeka Ene
2015 SPE Nigeria Council Chairman

2. About SPE Nigeria International Started in 1973 with Lagos Section.
Currently has over 3,613 paid members, a Council, five sections (Abuja, Benin, Lagos, Port Harcourt and Warri) and 31 SPE Student Chapters.
Membership is open to all professionals engaged in energy resources development and production.
2015 SPE International President is Mr. Helge Hove Haldorsen of Statoil.
International
AIME comprises of three founding institutes: Metallurgical Society, Society of Mining Engineers and Society of Petroleum Engineers.
Petroleum Division of AIME was formed in 1922
As an Institute of AIME, SPE, a not-for-profit professional membership association was founded in 1957 to
focus on the exploration, development and production of oil and gas resources.
Collection, dissemination and exchange of technical knowledge and related technologies
and to provide opportunities for professionals to enhance their technical and professional competence
Membership is open to all professionals engaged in energy resources development and production. As at the end of 2013, SPE has over 124,528 paid members in 135 countries (4.34% in Africa), with 190 Sections and 295 University Chapters.
2013 SPE President : Egbert U. Imomoh Non-Executive Chairman and Co-Founder of Afren plc
2014 SPE President : Mr. Jeff Spath of Schlumberger.
Mission
To collect, disseminate and exchange technical knowledge concerning the exploration, development and production of oil and gas resources, and related technologies for the public benefit; and to provide opportunities for professionals to enhance their technical and professional competence.
Major Technical Disciplines: Upstream oil and gas operations
Drilling and Completions
Health, Safety, Security, Environment and Social Responsibility
Management and Information
Production and Operations
Projects, Facilities and Construction
Reservoir Description and Dynamics.
Membership Stats
104,000+ members in 123 countries
187 sections
238 university chapters.
Includes more than 29,000 student members.

3. SPE Nigeria Membership & Organisation
NIGERIA COUNCIL
LAGOS
PORT
HARCOURT
WARRI
BENIN
ABUJA UI
UNILAG
LASU
CONVENANT
OAU
RSUST
UNIPORT
FUTO
IMT
UNIUYO
ESUST
NDU
UNN
UNICAL
NAU
AMSU
IMOPOLY
BUEA-Cameroon
MADONNA UNI.
PTI
NOVENA
DELSU, OL
DELSU, ABK
FUPRE
ATBU AUST
AUN
UNIBEN ESITM IGBINEDION
ABUAD
Total 5478 members
Total Members: 3613

4. SPE Nigeria – 2015 THEMES NAICE 2015 Sub-Themes: OLEF 2015 Theme:
Overarching Theme
BUILDING BLOCKS FOR LONG – TERM SUSTAINABILITY
OLEF 2015 Theme:
Global Oil Price Dynamics: Impacts and Strategic Solutions for Nigeria
NAICE 2015 Theme
Natural Gas Development and Exploitation in an Emerging Economy – Strategies, Infrastructure and Policy Framework
NAICE 2015 Sub-Themes:
Marginal Field Workshop
Investing in Natural Gas Projects – How Nigerian
Independents are Leading the Industry
Panel Sessions
Natural Gas Supply Gaps – Can the Regulatory
framework alone Solve the Problem?
Oil & Gas Global Demand, Supply and Pricing Trend:
Implications for Nigeria

5. PHOTOGRAPHES FROM PAST NAICE OPENING CEREMONY

6. SPE Nigeria Activities
Flagship Programs
Students Annual Technical Conference (STCE):12 – 15 March 2015
Oloibiri Lecture Series & Energy Forum (OLEF): 23 April 2015
Young Professional Conference (YPC): 30 – 31 July 2015
Nigeria Annual International Conference & Exhibition (NAICE): 4 – 6 August 2015
Other Programs - Professionals
Monthly Technical Meetings
Distinguished Lecture Series: 15 lectures planned for 2014/15 SPE year
Continuing Education Short Courses: 6 courses to hold as part of 2015 NAICE
Other Programs – University, Secondary & Primary Students
‘Catch Them Young’ Essay & Quiz competition: Held on 24 January 2015
Olumide Phillips Scholarship Program: 4th edition held on 24 January 2015
Ambassador Lecture Program: to hold in various SPE sections
Energy 4Me Outreach: to hold in various SPE sections

7. Schlumberger Technical Papers & Membership Contributions to SPE
Schlumberger Technical Papers Contributions to SPE NAICE (2005 – 2014)
Schlumberger Membership Strength in SPE
(2014 Data)
Total Papers Presented
Schlumberger Contribution
Total SPE Members in Nigeria
Total SPE Members in Schlumberger
636
020
3,613 52 SN
YEAR
PAPER TITLE
PRESENTER 1
2005
Multiphase Pumping: An Economical and Quick Means of Achieving Flares Out by 2008
Ikouwem Johnson 2
Improved Fluid typing with NMR: Better field development planning in deepwater Nigeria
Russell W. Spears 3
Complementing decision-making with Real Options Valuation: A Case Study of a Marginal Field Development
Onyige Esuru Rita 4
2006
Back-allocation in Real-Time Commingling Wells with Intelligent Completions 5
Optimizing Production Performance and Extending the Life of Gravel Packed Wells
Jerry Akinwe 6
2007
Pressure Measurement and Pressure Gradient Analysis: How Reliable for Determining Fluid Density and Compositional Gradients
Richard R. Jackson 7
Brown Fields Optimisation: Coiled Tubing Operations beyond the Short String 8
2008
Best Practices for Setting Long Open Hole Cement Plugs without hydraulic release tool - Niger Delta Case Histories
Alex Awobasivwe 9
Cementing Depleted and Low Pressure Zones with Specialized Slurry- Niger Delta Case Histories
Mohammed Bakare

8. Schlumberger Technical Papers & Membership Contributions to SPESN
YEAR
PAPER TITLE
PRESENTER 10
2008
Effective use of Production Surveillance Tool in Forecasting Future Production.
Samuel Aderemi, 11
Single Trip Perforate and Gravel-pack: Benefits, Challenges, Selection Criteria and Limitations and Limitations
Jerry Akinwe 12
Optimizing Hardware Options for Maximum Flexibility and Improved Success in Wireline Formation Testing, Sampling and Downhole Fluid Analysis Operations
Peter Weinheber 13
2009
Optimizing Hydrocarbon Volume Analysis of Shaly Sand Through the use Spectroscopy and Tri-Axial
Chiara Cavalleri 14
2010
Pressure Analysis of a Well with an inclined Asymmetric Hydraulic Fracture Using Type Curves
Anh V. Dinh 15
Determination of Cone Receding Time in Horizontal Wells
Michael 16
2011
Modelling System Failures of Electric Submersible Pumps in Sand Producing Wells
Kalu-Ulu 17
Total Asset Surveillance & Management
Ashion, O. 18
2012
Enhanced Productivity Approach using Improved Quality Data
Izuorgu N 19
2013
A Case Study of Real-Time Integrated Formation Evaluation and Horizontal Wellbore Placement in a Thin-Bedded Reservoir
Luca Ortenzi 20
2014
Implementation of a streamlined and integrated National Gas Infrastructure Surveillance platform: From Reserves Booking to Spatial virtualization of gas assets for regulatory monitoring purpose
Osaretin Idele

9. Schlumberger Nigeria Ltd & SPE Nigeria
Acknowledgements
Acceptance to host this visit.
Consistent Sponsorship of Student/Young Members Development Program
Consistent Participation in NAICE Exhibition
Best Exhibitors 2014
Consistent Staff participation at NAICE
Roles in SPE Leadership
Mr. Andrew Osayamen Olotu – Active SPE Senior Member, Past SPE Nigeria Council Chairman, Functional Trustee Member, SPE Nigeria Council Board of Trustee
Mrs. Esuru R Okoroafor – Active SPE Lagos Section Member, Past SPE NAICE Young Professionals Chair.
Ms. Chinenye Nwogu– Active SPE Lagos Section Member
Mr. Aasif Ali - Active SPE Lagos Section Member
Go Forward
OLEF 2015
Sponsorship OLEF
NAICE 2015
Exhibition participation
Sponsorship of Student/Young Professional Program
Staff participation in programs
Support staff participation in SPE Nigeria technical programs as a vehicle for professional development.
Support for staff volunteerism.
Encourage and support staff volunteerism in SPE committees as an informal channel of building the right industry networks.