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DEVEX 2025

Shaping Tomorrow – Adapting, Learning & Innovating for future success

Location: 20th - 21st May 2025, P & J Live, Aberdeen




Shaping Tomorrow – Adapting, Learning & Innovating for future success

Programme is now live and tickets open. Download the Programme and Abstracts book in the Downloads section.

For 20+ years, DEVEX has been the only technical conference of its kind to focus on the full E&P project cycle; from exploration, appraisal, development and production, through to CCUS and decommissioning.

DEVEX 2025 will draw on decades of industry experience to help shape our future, by providing a platform to share innovative ideas, lessons learned and inspire new ways of working.

DEVEX 2025 Field Trip – 21st May, 1700 - Book now!

The DEVEX Field Trip will take place on Wednesday 21st May. This will be an evening excursion to the Ythan Estuary: Modern day depositional analogues for the Southern North Sea. 

Keynote Presenters

Gail Anderson, Research Director, UK North Sea Upstream, Wood Mackenzie

Iain Lewis, Chief Financial Officer, Ithaca Energy

Peter Kavanagh, Chief Operating Officer, Anasuria Operating Company

To book your place, click here or click below the on Buy Tickets tab.

DEVEX YP and Early Careers Event – 20th May, 13.30 – Book now!

Empowering conversations, bridging the gap between energy and community.

Speakers:

Christopher Banks - SLB
Lucinda Layfield - Equinor

Henk Kombrink - GEO Expro

Professor John Underhill, University Director for Energy Transition, University of Aberdeen

We believe that it is imperative that those of us working in the upstream energy industry in the UK become more vocal and challenge the perspectives often portrayed in the media. It is becoming increasingly clear that we need to actively participate in advocating for our careers and our industry. If YPs want there to be an industry to be employed in the future, then we need to be part of the solution. This event is a call to action for those in the early stages of their careers to learn from science communication experts about how to engage with the general public about the importance of our industry. The goal is to affect policymakers, but this must start by getting the general public on our side. This DEVEX YP event will give YPs to learn from science communication experts how to advocate for their own careers. Participants will also learn about effective communication techniques which are also beneficial in every day work environments. This is a free event from 1400-1700 as part of DEVEX 2025. Thereafter, delegates can attend the main Networking Reception and then the Energy on Draft event.

We look forward to welcoming geoscientists, geophysicists, geologists, reservoir engineers, petroleum engineers and all Young Professionals to the 22nd DEVEX Conference on 20-21 May in Aberdeen!


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Programme available now

DEVEX Abstracts book

Presentations

Power-Efficient Pump  Optimisation and Production  Assurance

Power-Efficient Pump Optimisation and Production Assurance

By: Gerald Ihedilionye

Increase the Modelling Accuracy  of Autonomous Flow Control  Technology in Near Wellbore  Simulators by Utilizing Scripts

Increase the Modelling Accuracy of Autonomous Flow Control Technology in Near Wellbore Simulators by Utilizing Scripts

By: Henrik Ågrav

Modelling CO2 Flux Regimes  Post-Injection – Diffusion,  Convection and Gravity  Slumping

Modelling CO2 Flux Regimes Post-Injection – Diffusion, Convection and Gravity Slumping

By: Sean Kelly

Abandoned well leak rate models  from analytical to CFD

Abandoned well leak rate models from analytical to CFD

By: Mike Byrne (Axis) On behalf of Phil McCurdy (Axis)

A simple Tertiary regional geological model to help geopressure assessment in Quad 22  and adjacent areas

A simple Tertiary regional geological model to help geopressure assessment in Quad 22 and adjacent areas

By: Peter Evans

Losing or securing supply: The potential of undeveloped gas discoveries to  boost the UK’s energy security

Losing or securing supply: The potential of undeveloped gas discoveries to boost the UK’s energy security

By: Claire Black

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