APPLY TO SPEAK AT THE CONFERENCE
The Artificial Lift Summit is seeking presentations that are broadly focused on the following conference theme/key topics:
- Artificial lift system using AI, ML, IoT and Automation and its impact and performance
- An economic roadmap for E&P’s to assess every artificial lift operation and identify leaps for achieving specific business objective
- Artificial Lift Methods to increase oil production with reducing operational cost from depleting oil wells
- Leveraging digitalization, reduce unplanned downtime and optimize maintenance processes through real time application
- Opportunities and challenges in increasing artificial lift pump efficiencies
- Best practices and case studies of artificial lift methods and technology alignment
Have a topic you want to share?
Please, fill in the form and we will get back to you in 2 days. Please, note some speaking slots are only available as part of a Sponsorship Package.
Presentations will be focused on latest petroleum technology and new findings, the current challenges in the market, and new market data for current and upcoming manufacturing initiatives are of particular focus for this conference, end user case studies are most welcome, along with other relevant topics of timely interest.
Email us for quick submission:
If you would like to be a speaker at this event, please contact Angelina.George@ptnevents.com subject heading “Call for Presentation ALF2024.”
Prior To Paper Proposal Submission, go through below guidelines
Important Guidelines
- Early submission is particularly important to ensure that the committee members have ample time to review the paper proposals. Late paper proposals will not be accepted.
- Obtain necessary clearance from your management, your partners and customers BEFORE paper proposal submission.
- Paper proposals should be written in English and should provide clear and concise statements on the contents of the paper. It should include brief findings, solutions, impacts, and concluding remarks of the work.
- Abstracts should be based on any of the topic areas listed in the AGENDA KEY TOPICS.
- Please refrain from the use of commercial trade names and language that is commercial in tone.
- Authors should indicate their presentation preference: Oral technical presentation or Oral knowledge sharing ePoster presentation. The Programme Committee reserves the right to decide on the final allocation and presentation method.
- Authors will be notified of the decision of the programme committee via email.
frequently asked questions
Speaker FAQ's
Q.1 What information are you looking for in an abstract?
Ans: Submit one title of your presentation and 3-4 bullet pointers of your talk.
An abstract should demonstrate that your paper will
- Contribute technically sound knowledge in a particular area of petroleum technology.
- Not be commercial in nature and will not promote specific companies, products, or services.
Q.2 Is there a word limit for abstracts?
Ans: The suggested limit is 225-450 words, which should not be constraining if the paper proposal is limited to the defined, factual highlights.
Q.3 Where is my confirmation of abstract submission?
Ans: The online system does not send an automated email confirmation.
Q.4 What is the status of my abstract?
Ans: We will notify all co-authors of the status (accepted or declined) of their abstract after the Programme Committee has completed the review and rating period, and made their programme selections.
Q.5 Can I include a figure or photo in my abstract?
Ans: Yes, you can do it by emailing us.
Q.6 Can I withdraw my abstract after I have submitted it?
Ans: Yes. Please email the Programme Lead for the conference to ask that your abstract be removed from consideration.
Q.7 Can I submit my abstract to multiple PTN conferences at the same time?
Ans: Yes, speakers/authors are allowed to submit the same abstract to only one conference at a time. Speakers can request a committee to recheck the same abstract for another conference. However, We can take the abstract into consideration only if required.