Welcome Remarks:  Ray Johnson, Technical Services, Novus Fuel

Keynote Addresses:

• Rick Wilkinson, Chief Executive Officer, EnergyQuest
• David Close, Director, Gas and Energy Transition Research Centre, The University of Queensland

Session Managers: Suhaila Wahib, PETRONAS; Paul Lyford, Santos

This panel session will feature a dynamic discussion on practical solutions and best practices, addressing both technical and operational aspects in the ever-evolving landscape of reserves and resources management, especially in the context of the Petroleum Resources Management System (PRMS). Panel speakers will delve into how operators navigate the complexities of PRMS, focusing on the implementation of its guidelines and standards. Gain insights into the latest industry perspectives and strategies for overcoming common obstacles, including regulatory compliance, technological advancements, and economic uncertainties.

Panel  Speakers:

• Rick Wilkinson, Chief Executive Officer, EnergyQuest
• Handi Sukmanto, Commercial Planning & Strategy Sr. Analyst, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi
• David Close, Director, Gas and Energy Transition Research Centre, The University of Queensland

Session Managers: Simon Smith, Australia Pacific LNG; Rod Bresnehan, Energy Resource Development Pty Ltd; John Hattner, NSAI

This session will provide an in-depth overview of the Petroleum Resources Management System (PRMS) framework. Attendees will learn the methodologies and best practices for estimating and classifying petroleum resources and reserves, assisting in preparing reasonable assessments complying with PRMS guidelines by using example case studies. This session will also cover the latest updates and practical applications of PRMS guidelines in real-world scenarios.

Discussion Leaders

• PRMS in Flowchart Form by Greg Horton, Independent Consultant and Paul Lyford, Santos
• Prospective Resources (PRs) and Contingent Resources (CRs) per PRMS 2018 by Greg Horton, Independent Consultant
• Conventional field – Prospective Resources to Reserves per PRMS 2018 by Greg Horton, Independent Consultant
•  Technology, Technology Under Development, Currently available Technology PRMS 2018 concepts … for the Project by Barbara Pribyl, Hancock Energy and Greg Horton, Independent Consultant

Session Managers: Simon Smith, Australia Pacific LNG; Suhaila Wahib, PETRONAS

This session will explore the latest technologies and strategies for fostering innovation and maximising value in project development and portfolio management. Attendees will gain insights into assessing project feasibility, potential returns, risk assessment and leveraging on big data analytic to drive successful outcomes. This session will feature case studies and practical approaches to integrating advanced solutions into planning and execution.

Discussion Leaders:

• Economic v Commercial per PRMS 2018 by Greg Horton, Independent Consultant
• How to determine Pd, “Chance of Development” by Greg Horton, Independent Consultant
• From Data to Decisions: The Evolution of PETRONAS's Reserves and Resources Reporting by Elsie Sow Chia Shen, PETRONAS
• How to Keep the Physics Guard Rails on a Black Box Production Forecasting Using Data Science, Machine Learning, and Automation in the Context Of PRMS Requirements by Colin Lyle Jordan and Don Merritt, Predico Software

Poster Presenters:

• New Technologies for Low Permeability Coals by Ray Johnson, Novus Fuels