Synopsis

Paul Zeppenfeldt will explore the both the opportunities and enablers of Energy Transition for the subsurface disciplines.

The Company

Shell is a global group of energy and petrochemical companies that aims to meet the world’s growing need for more and cleaner energy solutions in ways that are economically, environmentally and socially responsible operations are divided into separate businesses: Upstream, Integrated Gas and Renewables and Energy Solutions (formerly New Energies), and Downstream. The Projects & Technology organisation manages the delivery of Shell’s major projects and drives research and innovation.

Our Speaker

Paul Zeppenfeldt leads Shell’s Subsurface Technology organization which delivers the competitive technology edge for Shell in the areas of geophysics, geology, petrophysics, reservoir engineering, reservoir modelling, subsurface data integration, technical IT including digitalization. The global Subsurface Technology organization covers the spectrum from laboratory experiment to software and comprises some 400 staff, cooperates with a worldwide network of universities and ensures strong upfront business alignment on the technology portfolio. Early agreement on research effort, support models and deployment targets are key to technology replication.

Paul has an MSc in Aerospace Engineering from Delft University, joined Shell in 1991 and held prior operational, reservoir engineering, development planning and JV management assignments in UK, NL, Germany, Saudi Arabia and Russia.

Webinar Arrangements

This event will be delivered by ‘Zoom’. If using a workplace computer to connect, please ensure your organisation allows access to the ‘Zoom’ software or alternatively use your private email address to subscribe. Zoom is FREE and you can register here https://zoom.us/signup?zcid=1231

NEW - Drinks @ The Royal Scots Club

We are also offering the opportunity to join the Webinar as a group with an informal reception at the Royal Scots Club in Edinburgh. We will have a big screen for viewing and there will be the opportunity to extend the conversation after the webinar.

Please note our speaker will not be in attendance in person at the RSC .

Once your application is approved you will receive log-in details to join the webinar. We send these on the morning of the presentation to enable you to check the functionality. We strongly recommend you check the ‘Zoom’ connection before the broadcast.

Timings

4.50PM – Delegates join the webinar

5.00PM – Update from SEF Exec Sec.

5.05PM – Introduction by SEF President.

5.10PM – Paul Zeppenfeldt presentation.

5.45PM – Q&A

6.25PM – Vote of Thanks.

6.30PM – Webinar finishes

Booking Conditions

Please note that registering for an SEF event does not guarantee you a place until your request is processed and accepted by the SEF.  We will operate a 'wait list' if our events are over-subscribed with priority being afforded to members of the SEF.

During our events we actively encourage reasoned debate amongst the audience and with our invited speaker; however, we request that all participants are mindful and respectful to others points of view. Attendees who cannot abide by these simple courteous rules, or who disrupt proceedings or use defamatory remarks, will be invited to leave the presentation. We reserve the right to refuse entry. 

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