Integrated consultancy team onsite at NOC

Project Completed

Integrated consultancy team onsite

Between 2006 and 2013, OPC had an exclusive contract with an NOC as the Petroleum Engineering Consultancy (Contract Engineering and Geosciences) responsible for providing technical expertise in the areas of Petroleum Exploration, Development and Production.

The work was carried out at the NOC’s premises and, at any one time OPC had 35 of its technical consultants across all of the major petroleum exploration, development and drilling projects deployed at the head offices and well sites in country. The OPC work scope broadly spanned:

Execution of geosciences and petroleum engineering development projects
Technical audit and improvement of engineering management practices and standards
Peer reviews
Training and mentoring of QP employees
Planning and supervision of well-site operations

Summary

REGION:

Middle East

OFFICE:

OPC Doha

DURATION:

8 years

PEAK MANPOWER:

Disciplines utilised during project

Geosciences

OPC has the capability to perform a wide range of subsurface geophysical, petrophysical and geological studies as well as seismic interpretation projects.
OPCs in-house geoscience and engineering team work closely together using industry standard software such as Petrel, integrating geophysical, geological, petrophysical and engineering data to characterise a static reservoir model that is geologically reasonable for any given basin or petroleum province.

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Reservoir Engineering

OPC is one of the leading independent reservoir engineering consultants in the world providing services on a global basis to IOCs, NOCs and independent oil & gas businesses.

Reservoir engineering studies have included phase behaviour and equation of state modelling and production engineering.

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Drilling & Well Engineering

OPC’s drilling and well services capability covers a wide range of services on a global scale across a wide spectrum of different formations and subsurface conditions (HP/HT, H2S, Horizontal and Directional).

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