Saudi Oil and Gas – Issue 27

Saudi Oil and Gas Issue 27 continued the in-depth technical and editorial exploration of Saudi Arabia’s
energy innovation. This edition featured Maximizing the Value of the Intelligent Field,
Testing Methodology for Smart Wells Completion, and Anodic Chemical Inhibitors,
along with reports from the Aramco Newsroom on the Offshore Northern Seas Conference and executive
insights from Khalid A. Al-Falih that reflected on global energy leadership at the time.

Featured Highlights

• Saudi Aramco’s participation at the Offshore Northern Seas (ONS) Conference in Stavanger
• Advanced studies on hydrogen environment cracking and anodic inhibitors
• Methodologies developed for optimizing smart wells completion and hydrocarbon recovery
• Saudi Aramco’s GIS award for excellence in geospatial technology
• Environmental Protection Department’s mangrove conservation initiatives
• Editorial advisory contributions from experts at KFUPM, KAUST, KACST, and Schlumberger

Key Articles and Features

• From the Aramco Newsroom – Reflected on energy leadership and international participation
• Maximizing the Value of the Intelligent Field – Shared operational experience and perspective
• Testing Methodology for Smart Wells Completion – Described approaches to attaining optimal production rates
• Anodic Chemical Inhibitors – Addressed hydrogen-assisted cracking mitigation techniques
• World Oil and Gas Production – Included excerpts from The Hydrocarbon Highway by Wajid Rasheed

Technical Focus Areas

• Intelligent field management and data integration systems
• Smart well technologies and completions
• Reservoir modeling and production optimization techniques
• Hydrogen environment cracking prevention and chemical inhibition
• Geophysical data analysis and digital workflow improvements
• Environmental stewardship and sustainable operational practices

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About the Publisher

EPRasheed Media Group had published leading industry titles, including
Saudi Oil and Gas, Brazil Oil and Gas, and tt_mg.
These magazines had bridged industrial innovation, research, and expertise across the global energy landscape.
The company has since ceased operations, leaving behind a valuable archive of technical insight and energy journalism.

Global Reach

EPRasheed had maintained editorial offices in the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, Trinidad, Houston, and Brazil,
connecting thought leaders and organizations that shaped worldwide oil and gas advancements during its years of operation.