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The Montney - Pushing the Limit6–7 November 2018 Hudson Calgary, Alberta, CanadaPhoto: Seven Generations EnergyThe 2016 and 2017 SPE Workshops demonstrated a steep learning curve for competitiveprofitable production from the Montney. Sweet spots were identified, costs were reduced,EUR per well length has increased, and break-even price was lowered. However, everylearning curve flattens out. The theme for the 2018 Workshop is: Where is the current limit ofall of these advancements, and what can be done to push this limit further?During this two-day workshop, Operators from the Montney will get the chance to share whatthey think are the levers available to push the limit further. Discussion between presentersand the audience will be greatly encouraged. The Keynote will address the potential marketimpact of an LNG project in Canada and technical sessions will address new developments inspecific areas. A panel discussion will close out the workshop and provide the opportunity todiscuss relevant topics amassed over the two days.Corporate SponsorWho We AreSPE is the largest individual member organization serving managers, engineers, scientistsand other professionals worldwide in the upstream segment of the oil and gas industry.

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SPE Workshop: The Montney - Pushing the LimitCommittee MembersWORKSHOP CO-CHAIRSStuart ValentiniProgress Energy Canada Ltd.Daniel YangShell CanadaJohn AounWORKSHOP PROGRAM COMMITTEEKim NguyenSeven Generations EnergyMurphy Oil CorporationMike DaviesKris PettersonReveal Energy ServicesHammerhead ResourcesMike DembickiTrystan WallSeven Generations EnergyHEAL SystemsJennifer GeeKris WatsonPainted Pony Energy Ltd.NCS MultistageEric GeppertMorgan WittstockSeven Generations EnergyShell CanadaGeoff GrantMichael WoofterEncana CorporationParamount Resources Ltd.Morgan KwanJared WynveenRS Energy GroupMcDaniel & AssociatesConsultants Ltd.Ryan KwasniewskiSinopec CanadaBrad MakoweckiRob ZinselmeyerARC Resources Ltd.Crew Energy Inc.Name BadgesPlease wear your badge at all times. It is a courtesy to yourfellow registrants, speakers and sponsors.Photography and Recording PolicyUnauthorized video/audio recording is expressly prohibited inthe session room(s) or poster area, whether by video, still ordigital camera, mobile phone, or any other means or form ofreproduction. Any person attending may be photographed, andby your attendance, you give permission to use your image inpossible future marketing publications including print and online.Workshop FormatWorkshops maximize the exchange of ideas among attendeesand presenters through brief technical presentations followedby extended Q&A periods. Focused topics attract an informedaudience eager to discuss issues critical to advancing bothtechnology and best practices. Many of the presentations are inthe form of case studies, highlighting engineering achievementsand lessons learned. In order to stimulate frank discussion, noproceedings are published and members of the press are notinvited to attend.

SPE Workshop: The Montney - Pushing the LimitSchedule OverviewTuesday, November 6Wednesday, November nsored by:sponsored by:Hot BreakfastHot Breakfastsponsored by:sponsored by:0800–08150800–1000Opening Remarks by Workshop ChairsSession 5: Operator Forum – Views onPushing the Limits in the Montney0815–0900Opening Keynote1000–1030Coffee Break0900–1000sponsored by:Session 1: What Does the LNG World LookLike in Canada?1030–12301000–1030Session 6: Parent and Child WellRelationshipsCoffee Breaksponsored by:1230–1330Networking Lunch1030–1230Session 2: Operator Forum – Views onPushing the Limits in the Montneysponsored by:1330–1500Session 7: Big Data Analytic Techniques1230–1330Networking Lunch1500–1530sponsored by:Coffee Breaksponsored by:1330–1500Session 3: Reservoir Rock and Fluid PropertyCharacterization – Can We IncreasePredictive Ability with Better Information?1500–1530Coffee Breaksponsored by:1530–1700Session 4: Frac Geometry and Well Design– Optimizing Resource Recovery andDevelopment Cost1700–1830Networking Receptionsponsored by:1530–1700Session 8: Operator Panel - Pushing theLimits, Discovering the Limitations

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Tuesday, November 60800–0815Opening Remarks by Workshop ChairsChairpersons: Daniel Yang, Shell CanadaStuart Valentini, Progress Energy0815–0900Opening KeynoteBuilding on the Promiseof LNG CanadaGinette MacIsaac, Director ofOperations, LNG CanadaLNG Canada has a role to play in theglobal energy transition and demand forLNG is growing. Bringing LNG Canada,the largest private energy investment inCanada, to a final investment decisionwas not without its challenges. In execution, LNG Canadawill be building more than just the LNG plant and willinvest in the creation of a new industry in Canada.0900–1000Session 1: What Does an LNG World LookLike in Canada?Session Chairpersons: John Aoun, Seven Generations EnergyMorgan Wittstock, Shell CanadaIs LNG a game changer? This session explores divergent views onwhat the Montney will look like in the context of LNG in Canada.Presenters will explore where we are as an industry and shareideas on what we can do to transform the Montney InvestmentCase and achieve success with LNG. Presentation 1: What Does an LNG World Look Like?Dulles Wang, Wood Mackenzie Presentation 2: A Capital Markets PerspectivePatrick Bryden, Scotiabank, Global Banking and MarketsThink Montney.Discover value. ŞųŅƚĬå ƋĘĜĹĩŸ ÆŅƚƋ ŅĜĬ ĹÚ č Ÿ ÚĜýåųåĹƋĬƼţ FƋűŸ ĬĬ ÆŅƚƋ value and we know it. From subsurface analysis to operations,our independent, expert technical and commercial analysisis designed to help professionals in the oil & gas sector makebetter business decisions—decisions that build sustainable valuefrom resource plays across Western Canada.Well Performance & Economic Analysis Supply StudiesMergers & Acquisition Advisory Technical Due DiligenceSproule.com

SPE Workshop: The Montney - Pushing the Limit1030–1230Session 2: Operator Forum - Views onPushing the Limits in the MontneySession Chairpersons: Kris Watson, NCS MultistageJared Wynveen, McDaniel & Associates ConsultantsThis session will feature three prominent players in the Montneyand their pursuit of excellence, displaying some unique strategiesand experiences endured while developing their specific MontneyResource. The operator brings experts to the podium to focus ontheir learnings and to share information around Pushing The Limitsin their Areas/Formations. Progress Energy: Completions Optimization Through DUCStuart Valentini Shell Canada: Pushing Production: Delivering ConsistentVolumes for the Long Term at Competitive PricingMorgan Wittstock, Jacqueline Smith, Justine Keenan,Will Williams NuVista Energy: Are We There Yet? Pushing the Limitsof Well Design, Recovery, and Logistics of the MontneyFormationWalker Neumann, Dave Morin, Mark Thorne, Janet McNally1330–1500Session 3: Reservoir Rock and Fluid PropertyCharacterization – Can We IncreasePredictive Ability with Better Information?Session Chairpersons: Mike Davies, Reveal Energy ServicesEric Geppert, Seven Generations EnergyMichael Woofter, Paramount Resources Ltd.The Montney formation presents extremely complex rock andfluid properties across the vast span of this deposit from theAlberta Deep Basin into North Eastern British Columbia. Thissession focuses on characterizing the rock and fluid propertieswith an eye on using the knowledge gained to better predictthe performance of existing developments as well as futuredevelopments in order to “push the limits”. Presentation 1: Are You Looking at the Right Rock?Finding Performance Predictability in the GroundbirchUpper MontneyAlexa Tomlinson, Shell Canada Presentation 2: Challenges in Unconventional WellClassification — Gas or Oil Well?Curtis Whitson, Pera Associates Presentation 3: Recovery Factors and Condensate Yieldsin Liquids Rich MontneyJared Wynveen, McDaniel & Associates ConsultantsBeyond plug and perf(and ball-drop sleeves)Controlled, repeatable fracturingplus downhole frac data to helpyou produce more and learn morefrom every completion.Learn more atncsmultistage.com 2018 NCS Multistage. All rights reserved. Controlled Intensity is a trademark of NCS Multistage, LLC.