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Piloting of New Technology for Deep WaterJoint DEMO 2000 – PROCAP 3000 WorkshopRio de Janeiro, 22 – 24 March, 2004 Morten Wiencke Program Director DEMO 2000 www.demo2000.no DEMO 2000 Mandate Accelerate uptake and commercial use of new technology Share risk in piloting of solutions Provide testing ground for new products, systems and solutions Help new technology become qualified (”Field proven”) and competitive Important for deployment, use and export of Norwegian products Key Challenges - NCS Why New Technology? ENABLING NEW RESERVES Go Deeper Further Away Subsea Seafloor to Shore 1000 - 2000 - 3000 m The pace of innovation in EP has been slow relative to that in other industries Technology Development Costs – EP UpstreamTypical Trends Focus and Approach Organization and Participation Troll C Pilot Multiphase Boosting Transportation MultiBooster ? at Balmoral Subsea to Beach – Platformless Development Made Possible Some Subsea Milestone Projects Global Technology Networking 6th Call for Projects. Application Deadline: Monday, March 15, 2004 The Demo 2000 program is an initiative supported by the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy (MPE) in order to ensure long term competitiveness in the oil and gas business and continued profitable development of the petroleum resources of the Norwegian Continental Shelf. The program also aims to develop innovative Norwegian industrial products, systems and processes for the global offshore market. The steering group for the program consists of representatives from oil companies, service industry and research institutes. Since its start autumn 1999, a total of 250 million NOK have been awarded through 5 application rounds within key technology areas (a) reservoir description and interpretation, (b) drilling and well technology, (c) seabed/downhole processing and multi-phase transport, (d) deepwater technology and (e) gas utilisation. To date more than 80 projects have been approved by the Steering Committee. The Demo 2