Webcasts

Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the latest advancements driving predictable well delivery. This session will highlight innovative approaches that enable safe, consistent execution of well construction—every time, everywhere. By focusing on repeatable outcomes, these advancements help reduce operational risk and ensure dependable performance. Whether you're managing complex drilling operations or optimizing field layouts, you'll gain valuable insights into solutions that minimize human error and enable more precise scenario simulations—leading to more predictable results. Discover how cutting-edge technologies and digital tools are transforming well construction to deliver wells more predictably and consistently.

In this webcast, Baker Hughes experts will explore strategic approaches to improving operational efficiency and minimizing environmental impact during well abandonment operations. Key advantages include reducing the number of trips to lower time, costs, and emissions, as well as utilizing automation and digital technologies to enable smarter interventions and data-driven decision-making. The session will also cover methods for decreasing surface footprint, transitioning from rig-based to rigless operations, and shifting from riser-based to riserless approaches. Additionally, the presenters will emphasize the role of electrification, risk mitigation, scope optimization, and remote operations in enhancing task certainty through advanced automation and digital solutions.

Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) projects depend on one uncompromising factor: integrity. Unlike oil and gas wells designed for decades, CCUS wells must remain sealed and secure for up to 75 years or more. This panel will explore how existing completion technologies—adapted with the right metallurgies, packers, cementing practices, and zonal isolation techniques—can deliver reliable containment under corrosive CO₂ environments. We’ll discuss what’s required to demonstrate injectivity without exceeding fracture pressures, how to optimize well design for cost and long-term reliability, and why monitoring is as critical as the initial construction. From real-time fiber optic and electronic gauge data to periodic logging and corrosion checks, effective monitoring ensures that what goes in stays in. With lessons from both subsurface design and surface execution, the session will highlight how to adapt proven oil and gas technologies to meet CCUS requirements while aligning with regulatory compliance, cost efficiency, and longevity.

Offshore Technical Compliance is breaking new ground with industry partners in areas of assurance and optimization like never before. Join us for a peek into the future of how pressure testing data and analytics is transforming the optimization of operational procedures, equipment failure analysis; and ground-breaking leak detection that is now providing quality assurance that can save millions of dollars in costly well remediation. This presentation will include examples of how Key Performance Indicators in digital pressure testing (DPT) are creating high performance outcomes for operators and contractors. We will also discuss how pressure testing signatures can now be used as indicators of equipment fatigue or failure. Use of these signatures are leading contractors and operators to significant savings in down time and pinpointing BOP maintenance focal points during in-between well maintenance. Examples will be shown that illustrate how new advances in-leak detection capabilities can be used for assurance in BOP Testing, casing testing and subsea BOP control line soak testing. OTC-GreenLight recently received the first and only DNV-RP-A203 Technology Qualification (TQ) for Digital Pressure Testing. Successful completion of this TQ compliments the existing confidence clients already have in OTC-GreenLight after over a decade of use worldwide. The TQ provides a systematic approach to technology qualification in a manner that ensures traceability throughout the process; (from the determination of functions, targets and expectations to relevant failure modes), qualification activities and evidence. OTC will highlight some of the significant advancements made to GreenLight as a result to the TQ process.

In this webcast Baker Hughes experts discuss the critical relevance of enhanced well interventions as part of a cohesive mature asset rejuvenation and development strategy. The presenters frame mature asset optimization through the lens of the current energy market delving into the opportunity to leverage the advantages of smarter intervention to meet the world’s energy demands. Further, breakthrough technology required in this space – along with its intrinsic connection with the digital domain – are discussed. Presenters bring forward the drivers for well intervention and its immediate and long-term effects in the value chain. To cap the webcast, the experts highlight real-life examples showcasing the substantial possibilities to maximize productivity and optimize costs through operational efficiency.