Plug and Abandonment Planning demo
Rig campaign planners get each plug plan drafted from its reviewed file, checked rule by rule, and wells of the same shape grouped onto one rig. 1:24
What the demo shows
Turns reviewed well data into a rule-checked plug plan and consent request, for well engineers.
Agents read each reviewed well file, draft its plug plan, test it against the rule set the company loaded, group wells that share one shape and one method into families, and lift out any well that does not fit, with the reason. The planner moves wells, the engineer signs, the manager countersigns, the liaison submits.
Transcript
- Plug and Abandonment Planning turns well files into plug plans for well engineers.
- Block 9 has 86 wells for 112 rig days, one by one.
- Agents draft each plan and check it against the company's rules.
- Then they group wells of the same shape on a one rig.
- Family 2 looks like 18 easy wells until 9 to 144 lifts out.
- Its liner cement was never verified, so it gets its own campaign.
- The estimate drops to 345 rigged days.
- The record shows why.
- 145 barrels lost. No bond log.
- The first consent request drafts itself cited.
- Arjun reads it and signs.
- Sylvia, the abandonment manager, countersigns.
- Result, 66.8 fewer rig days, about $23 million less, estimated.
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Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.