Submissions are sought for Offshore Network’s OWI Global Awards 2021, which celebrate the best in global well intervention excellence
OWI Global Awards 2021 comprise six key categories recognising a range of different types of contributions and successes achieved within the global well intervention community. The categories are:
• Most innovative solution;
• Best project outcome;
• Best example of collaboration;
• HSE innovation;
• Most impactful technology; and
• Significant contribution to the industry.
Judging criteria include originality, creativity and intent; functionality and technical qualities; ease of use and adoption; game-changing impact; implementation and performance; and sustainability and potential for growth.
The judging panel consists of senior well intervention experts representing leading operators from across the globe. They are: Emad Elfeki, Wells Operations Specialist, ADNOC; John Sixt, Global Well Intervention Advisor, BP; Rafael Ramirez, Senior Wells Engineer HPHT, Chevron; Dr. Wisdom Patrick Enang, Operations Engineering Lead, ExxonMobil; Mirick Cox, Senior Principal Engineer - Wells Management, ExxonMobil; Ts. Shahril Mokhtar, Head of Well Integrity & Workover (PCSB), PETRONAS; and Benjamin Ajaraogu, Well Integrity Advisor, LI: Well Integrity SME & Production Technology TA2, Shell.
The awards ceremony will take place live in Aberdeen on 3 December, and will also be broadcast globally.
To be in for a chance to be recognised for the contributions you have made to the industry this year and receive unparalleled global exposure, submit your entry at https://offsnet.com/owi-awards/submit-an-entry
Closing date for submissions is 9 August.
For further information, contact isingh@offsnet.com, tel: +44 (0)203 409 3043, and see the website at https://offsnet.com/owi-awards
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