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ADNOC Oil, Gas and Chemicals 65000 $24.2B United Arab Emirates Landmark, a Halliburton business line Nexus Reservoir Simulation Reservoir Simulation 2009 n/a In 2009 ADNOC implemented Nexus Reservoir Simulation as a Reservoir Simulation application to support reservoir and production engineering workflows. The implementation centered on a dynamic reservoir model that incorporated 413 wells classified as OP GI and WI, and it used 54 years of production history as the core calibration dataset. Model configuration and calibration workstreams focused on fluid and phase behavior fidelity, the existing equation of state was validated and matched against all laboratory PVT data from 30 samples including CCE, DLE, separator tests and swelling tests to capture gas cusping behavior. The Nexus Reservoir Simulation model included condensate production tracking, ICV modeling and explicitly considered 48 LGR elements in the dynamic grid to resolve local flow features. Operationally the project consumed long‑term production history and laboratory PVT datasets as primary inputs, linking static reservoir descriptions to dynamic simulation runs for field behavior analysis across the 413 well inventory. The deployment supported core reservoir engineering and production engineering functions through iterative history matching and forward scenario modeling using the Nexus Reservoir Simulation application. Model governance emphasized EOS validation and laboratory reconciliation as integral parts of calibration workflows, driving repeated match iterations and dynamic model adjustments. Change control and documented matching criteria were applied to ensure consistent application of PVT matches, ICV representations and LGR configurations across simulation runs.
Agr Holdco Ltd. Professional Services 50 $15M Australia Landmark, a Halliburton business line Nexus Reservoir Simulation Reservoir Simulation 2014 n/a In 2014, Agr Holdco Ltd. deployed Nexus Reservoir Simulation to support engineering and drilling workflows. Nexus Reservoir Simulation is positioned as a Reservoir Simulation application used to inform extended reach drilling planning and subsea development scenario modeling. The implementation emphasized engineering modules and analyses, including ERD well planning, casing design and torque and drag modelling. The system was used to generate engineering inputs that supported equipment contracting and procurement and to inform contractor management during well planning and execution phases. Operational usage is documented across multiple project engagements, including Nexus Energy from October 2014 to March 2015 for an ERD subsea development well executed from a jack up rig, and PXP Morocco BV from March 2015 to October 2015 where the tool supported wellsite drilling engineering activities on an ultradeepwater drillship for a vertical exploration well. A subsequent engagement noted with Woodside in late 2015 involved review of NWS JV suspended exploration and appraisal wells for compliance to Woodside and UKOG standards and a Punch and Go concept study for subsea exploration wells from a light intervention vessel. Governance around the Nexus Reservoir Simulation deployment included adherence to operator standards and structured review processes, notably compliance assessments against Woodside and UKOG standards and formalized contractor management and procurement inputs. The deployment was centered on providing reservoir simulation and drilling engineering outputs to operational teams and contract stakeholders to support offshore well planning and execution.
Arcticgas JSC Oil, Gas and Chemicals 225 $61M Russia Landmark, a Halliburton business line Nexus Reservoir Simulation Reservoir Simulation 2015 n/a In 2015, Arcticgas JSC implemented Nexus Reservoir Simulation, deploying Nexus Reservoir Simulation as the primary Reservoir Simulation tool to support reservoir engineering and production forecasting for the Yaro-Yakha gas condensate field. The implementation was executed on Windows based engineering workstations with Excel VBA supporting data handling and reporting, aligning the Reservoir Simulation application with existing MS Office centered workflows. The deployed Nexus Reservoir Simulation configuration focused on core reservoir workflows, including production data collection and processing for history matching, well test data integration, and PVT, relative permeability and capillary pressure data processing and averaging. The environment was used for short term forecasting of rates, tubing head pressure, bottom hole pressure and reservoir pressure to sustain production, plus long term forecasting to supply inputs for the company investment business plan. Engineers ran multiple cases to evaluate optimal development plans for an oil rim scenario at Yaro-Yakha and performed full scale model assessments of assisted production systems such as natural intra well gas lift and electrical submersible pumps, together with multilateral well efficiency studies for thin oil rim recovery. Nexus Reservoir Simulation was integrated into a multi tool modeling chain, exchanging models and data with Petrel RE, Eclipse E100, Nexus VIP, tNavigator, GAP and Resolve from IPM, as well as with Tempest Enable, ResView, PVTsim Nova and Prosper for well and PVT workflows. The team built an integrated model by coupling tNavigator and GAP in Resolve in collaboration with specialists from Novatek STC and Tymen, enabling cross tool scenario runs and consolidated case management within the Reservoir Simulation driven process. Governance centered on standardized workflows for production data collection, processing and history matching to support coordinated case runs across reservoir engineering and production engineering functions. The implementation supported collaborative project work with external contractor specialists including Novatek STC and Gazpromneft STC, embedding Nexus Reservoir Simulation into joint assessment and planning activities rather than serving as an isolated analytic tool.
Oil, Gas and Chemicals 180 $25M United Kingdom Landmark, a Halliburton business line Nexus Reservoir Simulation Reservoir Simulation 2014 n/a
Oil, Gas and Chemicals 100500 $189.2B United Kingdom Landmark, a Halliburton business line Nexus Reservoir Simulation Reservoir Simulation 2010 n/a
Oil, Gas and Chemicals 75 $175M United States Landmark, a Halliburton business line Nexus Reservoir Simulation Reservoir Simulation 2008 n/a
Utilities 1229 $885M Brazil Landmark, a Halliburton business line Nexus Reservoir Simulation Reservoir Simulation 2016 n/a
Oil, Gas and Chemicals 32492 $104.3B Italy Landmark, a Halliburton business line Nexus Reservoir Simulation Reservoir Simulation 2009 n/a
Oil, Gas and Chemicals 25155 $103.8B Norway Landmark, a Halliburton business line Nexus Reservoir Simulation Reservoir Simulation 2017 n/a
Oil, Gas and Chemicals 400 $300M Colombia Landmark, a Halliburton business line Nexus Reservoir Simulation Reservoir Simulation 2011 n/a
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  1. Korea Oil Development Corporation, a South Korea based Oil, Gas and Chemicals organization with 10 Employees
  2. Formative Ventures, a United States based Banking and Financial Services company with 10 Employees
  3. Hamad Bin Khalifa University Qatar, a Qatar based Education organization with 10 Employees

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