TDI

Horizontal and Multilateral Wells: Completions and Stimulation

Duration

5 Days

Start Date

15-Dec-2025

End Date

19-Dec-2025

Venue

CAIRO – EGYPT

price

1475 KD

20% discount for group above 5 attendees

 

Course Overview:

This course provides comprehensive knowledge on the design, completion, and stimulation of horizontal and multilateral wells. It covers advanced well construction techniques that maximize reservoir contact and enhance hydrocarbon recovery. Participants will learn about the equipment, completion strategies, stimulation methods, and operational challenges associated with these complex wells.

Course Objectives:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the principles and advantages of horizontal and multilateral wells
  • Design appropriate completion strategies for complex well geometries
  • Select and apply stimulation techniques to enhance production
  • Address operational and technical challenges in completion and stimulation
  • Analyze case studies demonstrating best practices and lessons learned

Who Should Attend:

  • Petroleum and Completion Engineers
  • Drilling and Production Engineers
  • Reservoir Engineers
  • Field and Operations Personnel
  • Technical Managers and Project Leads involved in Well Engineering

Introduction to Horizontal and Multilateral Wells

  • Definitions and Terminology
  • Historical Development and Industry Trends
  • Applications and Benefits Compared to Vertical Wells
  • Reservoir Selection Criteria

Well Design and Planning

  • Planning Horizontal and Multilateral Well Trajectories
  • Geosteering and Real-Time Wellbore Positioning
  • Wellbore Stability and Mechanical Considerations
  • Cost and Risk Assessment

Completion Techniques

  • Completion Types: Open Hole, Cased Hole, Slotted Liners
  • Sand Control Methods for Horizontal Wells
  • Multilateral Well Completion Options
  • Zonal Isolation and Selective Production

Stimulation Methods

  • Hydraulic Fracturing in Horizontal Wells
  • Acidizing Techniques
  • Multi-Stage Fracturing and Plug-and-Perf Operations
  • Well Stimulation Design and Execution

Operational Challenges and Solutions

  • Managing Complex Wellbore Geometry
  • Sand Production and Erosion Issues
  • Well Integrity and Monitoring
  • Environmental and Safety Considerations

Case Studies and Best Practices

  • Industry Examples of Successful Horizontal and Multilateral Wells
  • Lessons Learned and Common Pitfalls
  • Future Trends and Technology Innovations