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          WEDNESDAY OCTOBER  29, 2025

ONSHORE WELLSITE OILFIELD FACILITIES CONFERENCE

FOCUS >  â€‹OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE, DESIGN & REGULATORY READINESS

8:00AM - 8:50AM REGISTRATION, WELCOME COFFEE & NETWORKING

8:50AM - 9:00AM CHAIRPERSON'S OPENING REMARKS

​9:00AM - 9:25AM OPENING KEYNOTE: THE FUTURE OF ONSHORE FACILITIES: NAVIGATING COST, CARBON, AND CAPABILITY

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  • Strategic outlook on how North American upstream operators are adapting surface infrastructure to thrive under tightening emissions rules and persistent cost pressure

  • Emerging paradigms in wellsite design, electrification, modularization, and lifecycle optimization

  • What forward-looking operators are doing today to future-proof surface operations—lessons from recent transformation initiatives across the Permian and beyond

9:25AM - 9:50AM SMART COMPLIANCE, SMARTER ECONOMICS: MEETING OOOOB WHILE CUTTING COSTS​

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  • How real-time emissions monitoring and vapor capture technologies are helping operators meet EPA OOOOb with minimal manual intervention

  • Field-proven approaches to integrating VRUs, LDAR, and automation for both compliance and cost-efficiency in tank battery and wellsite operations

  • ROI insights from recent deployments: where to invest for maximum methane reduction and operational impact

9:50AM - 10:20AM EXPERT PANEL: FUTURE-PROOFING FIELD INFRASTRUCTURE

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  • Balancing power reliability, emissions compliance & cost

  • Power strategy and long-term infrastructure planning

  • Operator case studies

10:20AM - 10:50AM NETWORKING REFRESHMENT BREAK

LATE MORNING: DESIGN & EARLY PRODUCTION OPTIMIZATION

10:50AM - 11:15AM BALANCING CAPEX AND OPEX IN FACILITY DESIGN

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  • Real-world strategies for equipment selection under economic and operational constraints

  • Frameworks for lifecycle cost analysis in early-stage facility planning

  • Aligning design choices with production forecasts, reliability, and ESG goals

11:15AM - 11:40AM SMART PAD DESIGN: OPTIMIZING UPSTREAM FACILITY LAYOUTS

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  • Comparative insights from varied upstream facility and pad designs across basins

  • Balancing performance, cost, and compliance to avoid overengineering

  • Strategies for meeting throughput and emissions goals without excess infrastructure

11:40AM - 12:05PM MINIMIZING FLARING WITH MOBILE AND PREDICTIVE TECHNOLOGIES

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  • Deploying mobile NGL stripping units to reduce early-stage flaring

  • Integrating automation and sensors for predictive flare control

  • Lessons from basins with aggressive flare reduction mandates

12:05PM - 12:30PM FACILITIES SIZING VS. PRODUCTION DECLINE: MANAGING FLOWBACK CONFLICTS

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  • Conflicting incentives between flowback optimization and facility cost minimization

  • Risks of over- or under-sizing separators, tanks, and vapor systems

  • Case insights from cross-functional planning between reservoir, production, and facilities teams

12:30PM - 1:30PM NETWORKING LUNCH BREAK

ELECTRIFICATION, AUTOMATION & ASSET INTEGRITY

​1:30PM - 1:55PM ON-PAD POWER GENERATION: FUELING THE FACILITY FROM WITHIN

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  • Deployment models for localized power generation at upstream pads, including microturbines, gas gen-sets, and solar hybrids

  • Design and integration considerations for powering wellsite systems independent of grid access

  • Real-world performance data: reliability, uptime, and emissions impact of on-pad power generation solutions

​1:55PM - 2:20PM DIGITAL TWINS AND THE AUTONOMOUS FIELD

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  • Demonstrating a 25% reduction in site response time through rule-based automation and diagnostics

  • Integrating 250+ data sources into a contextualized operational data model for pad- level decision support

  • Scaling digital twins and restart logic across Bakken sites to reduce emissions and manual interventions

2:20PM - 2:45PM PRACTICAL AUTOMATION STRATEGIES FOR SURFACE OPTIMIZATION

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  • Firsthand examples of automation projects that have improved reliability, reduced operator workload, or stabilized flow in real-world upstream settings

  • Insights on integrating control systems (PLCs, SCADA) with field devices like compressors, pumps, and separators, what works, what doesn’t, and why

2:45PM - 3:10PM CORROSION, SCALE & CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT FOR FACILITY INTEGRITY

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  • Field-proven strategies for mitigating corrosion, scale, and other flow assurance threats in early-stage oil and gas production

  • Insights into chemical program design, deployment, and monitoring to maintain reliability and prevent failures in critical equipment

  • Case examples from tight formation wells and high-variability flow conditions, with a focus on cost-effective chemical treatment solutions

3:10PM - 3:30PM AFTERNOON NETWORKING BREAK

INNOVATION, LEADERSHIP & STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT

3:30PM - 3:55PM WHAT ONSHORE TEAMS CAN LEARN FROM OFFSHORE

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  • Approaches to balancing CAPEX vs OPEX under high-risk, high-cost conditions — including redundancy planning, tool availability, and supplier risk

  • Lessons from offshore in structured risk assessment, long-term planning under-pricing volatility, and logistics for remote operations

  • Practical takeaways for onshore teams navigating equipment delays, workforce gaps, and operational unpredictability

3:55PM - 4:30PM STRATEGIC PANEL: THE FUTURE OF UPSTREAM FACILITIES – COST, CARBON & CAPABILITY

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  • Rethinking design for decarbonization, inflation & ESG

  • How modularization and digital maturity are reshaping priorities

4:30PM - 5:00PM CLOSING Q&A: WHAT STILL NEEDS SOLVING IN ONSHORE FACILITIES?

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  • Curated discussion tying together cross-cutting challenges

  • Expert insights on emissions, design trade-offs & digital infrastructure

5:00PM - 5:30PM CHAIRPERSON'S CLOSING REMARKS & NETWORKING RECEPTION

Global Strategic Networks Limited
Address: 11 Braeburn Way, Basildon, Essex, SS14 3TU
US Telephone: +1 832 775 8761 / UK Telephone: +44 7841 998 070
Company Number: 11384323
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