Principal Concept Engineer in Shell Malaysia. Professional opportunity practitioner with 29 years in the upstream oil and gas industry, of which 10 years of outstanding process engineering and project management/execution of E&P on/offshore projects from Concept Selection, FEED, execution to start-up; 18 years successful delivery of large scale, major capital and complex opportunity maturation across conventional, contaminated gas development and carbon capture and sequestration across Identify, Assess, Select. As technical leadership and senior integrator has proven track record in delivering broad range of opportunities in project maturation phases from bid round valuation in support of exploration commitment, new business development (farm in) screening, front end development, and execution to start up. Contributed impactful technical expertise across IOC in ExxonMobil, Shell, as well as Joint Operating Companies in Malaysia, France, Kazakhstan and Australia.

Edo is a reservoir engineering professional with 10 years of experience in the field of petroleum/ reservoir engineering and subsurface data analytics. Currently, his role as a senior reservoir engineer for the upstream O&G to deliver integrated static & dynamic modeling, field development, integrated asset modeling, CO2 sequestration (CCS/ CCUS) studies. Edo completed his bachelor degree in Petroleum Engineering, Master degree in Petroleum Geoscience, and he is currently pursuing Doctoral degree in Petroleum Engineering.

Dr Mike Branston is a geophysicist and a New Energy domain lead within Exploration Data division of SLB. He attained a Bachelor’s of Geophysics from University of Liverpool and PhD from Keele University where his thesis focused on microgravity and its links to observed microseismicity in salt mines. He subsequently held positions with Geko-Prakla, MET Consultancy and NORSAR, before coming back to SLB as a geoscientist in WesternGeco and Exploration Data divisions. He has extensively published on various aspects of seismic survey design and survey modelling, analysis of time-lapse seismic data, and most recently on use of distributed acoustic sensing in CCS.

He Chang, Senior Engineer at Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration & Development, CNPC, specializes in CCUS (Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage) technology. With extensive experience in CO2-enhanced oil recovery (EOR) scheme design, numerical simulation, and geological storage monitoring systems, Mr. He has led/participated in over 10 research projects, including National Key R&D Program of China. Mr. He has published over 10 SCI papers in journals such as Journal of Cleaner Production and Petroleum Exploration and Development and recognized with the Hainan Provincial Science & Technology Progress First Prize.