Upcoming Webinar: Overlooking Value? An Optimized Approach to Revitalize Mature Fields
Join Indira Saripally, Reservoir Management Team Lead at Occidental, for this SPE AMTS webinar on unlocking hidden value in mature and brownfield assets.
Using real-world examples from onshore and offshore fields in the U.S. and Middle East, Indira will demonstrate how structured gap analysis, smart timing, execution discipline, and innovation — combined with existing infrastructure — can significantly extend field life, boost recovery rates, and improve cash flow.
- Date: Wednesday, January 28, 2026
- Time: 9:00 AM CDT
- Key takeaways: Why mature fields remain one of the industry’s largest value opportunities • Practical gap-analysis frameworks to reveal missed potential • Lessons from complex waterflood and brownfield redevelopment projects • Impact of timing, discipline, and innovation on recovery and economics
Register Now → (Free for SPE members; open to all)
About the speaker: Indira Saripally has 18+ years of experience in reservoir management and mature field revitalization across U.S. and Middle East assets. She holds an MSc in Petroleum Engineering from Stanford University, a BSc from IIT, and serves on the SPE JPT Executive Review Board.
E3S Energy Economics & Evaluation Symposium – January 14, 2026, Houston
The inaugural E3S Symposium united practitioners, academics, economists, and leaders to explore valuation, risk, asset performance, and the intersection of economics, policy, and technical decisions in upstream energy.
A major highlight was the official launch of the North American Energython 2026 – “From Molecule to Megabyte” – the innovative student challenge focused on gas-to-data-center power solutions.
This event continues to drive AMTS momentum and sets the foundation for global Energython expansions in 2026.
E3S Energython 2026 – “From Molecule to Megabyte” (North America Edition)
Launched at the January 14 Symposium, this challenge invites USA-based student teams to design techno-economic concepts for powering 10–20 MW data centers using natural gas, covering the full value chain from gas supply to data-center output.
Key elements:
- Teams of 3–5 USA students + faculty advisor.
- Submit 10-minute video + slide deck on supply chain, power options, agreements, and financials.
- Focus on US hubs: Ashburn, Dallas, Wichita, Louisiana, Seattle, Chicago, Philadelphia.
- Top teams advance to Houston shark-tank finals with prizes (1st, 2nd, People’s Choice).
Judging emphasizes innovation, technical depth, financial strength, and presentation clarity—mirroring real-world gas-to-power project evaluation.
Recent AMTS Highlights (Last 3–4 Months Including Symposium)
- Successful launch of Energython North America at the E3S Symposium (Jan 14, 2026).
- Formal signing of UH Energy pilot training during ATCE at the AMTS booth.
- Two staffed AMTS booth sessions at ATCE to engage members and volunteers.
- Call for new Board members yielded 36 nominations, resulting in a diverse board (gender, geography, career stage).
- Joint “Power of Collaboration” reception at ATCE 2025 with DSEATS, RDTS, and IRM.
Global Energython Roadmap (Ongoing 2026)
Building on the North American debut, AMTS and partners are rolling out regional editions adapted to local contexts:
- India – January to March 2026
- Europe – February to June 2026
- Africa – April to June 2026
- Latin America & Caribbean – April to June 2026
- MENA – timing to be announced
- Pacific / Australia – timing to be announced
Each edition maintains focus on technical rigor, economic viability, and practical innovation in energy-data intersections.