Beicip-Franlab

Beicip-Franlab is an international and independent energy consultancy and software solutions provider.

 

For six decades, Beicip-Franlab has been a leading energy consultancy, evolving from its roots in the oil and gas industry into a driving force for the energy transition.

 

Beicip-Franlab is dedicated to advancing subsurface exploration and production and is proud to provide students with access to state-of-the-art technology for the IBA program.

Beicip-Franlab Software

TemisFlow®

TemisFlow® is a leading basin modeling solution with a long-proven record. It excels in assessing basin thermal and pressure regime and fluid migration processes. Identifying local drilling opportunities and quantifying the associated risks has never been so easy, thanks to its robust physics and versatility. TemisFlow® is the cornerstone tool for O&G industry and also emerging industries such as geothermal, H2 or CCUS.

 

DionisosFlow®

DionisosFlow® is the leading industrial package for generating 4D forward stratigraphic models, simulating sedimentary processes to predict subsurface sedimentological and stratigraphic architecture at basin and reservoir scales.

Other Software

Other software available for IBA donation: KronosFlow™, CougarFlow®, FracaFlow®, PumaFlow®, InterWell™, EasyTrace™

 

Detailed information about this technology is available on: https://www.beicip.com/software

IBA Donation Request

Please send your software request to the following contact:

https://www.beicip.com/software

 

Please include the following information with your request:

  • AAPG/IBA region/section and country
  • Name of the IBA coordinator
  • University and department name
  • Name of department chair
  • Name of supervising professor
  • Name and position of person requesting software
  • Address where the software is to be utilized Which software would you like to have access to?

As a participant on the University of Aberdeen team I got a chance go to San Antonio for the pre-finals in 2008. The competition gives you a good overview of the entire exploration process, allowing you to work through it with real data. You also develop some great soft skills as it is all about team work when you are working with a tight deadline. And of course there is the opportunity of presenting to the panel of industry judges. Working as an exploration geoscientist now, I can say it gave me an advantage when starting my job and it also sets you apart in recruitment process. I have seen the competition grow in subsequent years and it is a real pleasure to see what enthusiasm drives the teams. I can really recommend anyone considering a career in the upstream oil and gas business to participate. It is well worth the effort!

 

Nick Lagrilliere
2008 University of Aberdeen