Heather L. B. Binagia, P.E. Email & Phone Number

Houston, Texas, United States

Wells Manager for Subsurface Technology team handling all internal and external subsurface related projects at AP, primarily focused on CCUS as operator and owner’s engineer. Leading Class V and Class VI well permitting efforts with EPA and LDENR, including PE certification of permits.Developing plan and organization for operations of sequestration site during and after development including injection and PISC periods. Designing and implementing monitoring plan for in well and surface monitoring of CO2 plume, groundwater, and environment.Spearheading comprehensive technical and environmental risk assessment for sequestration site, developed risk matrix and scoring, hosted and facilitated scoring workshops, developing bowtie diagrams for identified hazards. Owner of Corrective Action program including full analysis and diagram development of legacy wells in project area, categorizing wells, developing workover procedures for re-entry of insufficiently isolated wells, estimating costs, and undertaking risk based area of review work to estimate potential leakage or negative impacts of legacy wells in project area. Regular presentations for education and outreach both internally at AP and externally at conferences, partner meetings, and public outreach. Developed products and technical language for outreach efforts. For Class VI Permitting of LCEC project, developed Summary of Requirements, QASP, Emergency & Remedial Response, Financial Responsibility, PISC SC, Pre-Op Testing plans and UIC 60 forms. Collaborated on producing Narrative, AOR and Corrective Action Plan, Testing and Monitoring Plan, Construction Details, and Plugging Plan. Achieved shortest time from submittal to Admin Complete.Owner of relationship with regulatory agencies related to Class V and Class VI well permitting.Collaborate with Treasury and Corporate Insurance groups to identify needs and secure products for financial security and insurance for wells and sequestration site.

Houston, Texas, United States

Sub Surface Operations Manager for global CCUS.

Houston, Texas Area

Lead Engineer over MPC's Western Williston Basin Assets. I manage a team of two engineers in the Houston office; I am responsible for production and operations of horizontal Bakken, horizontal Three Forks, and vertical legacy producers, and maintain a close relationship with field technical and operations staff to achieve our goals.

Houston, Texas Area

Senior Petroleum Engineer in a production engineering role over Murex Petroleum's Western Williston Basin assets. Working with a team of field personnel to achieve production and operations targets.

Houston, Texas Area

Held roles in Drilling Engineering, Production Engineering, and Completions Engineering (centered on Hydraulic Fracturing of Bakken wells), Spent one year in a Production Engineering position responsible for 88 non-Bakken wells in the Williston Basin, including two waterflood projects. Spent one year in a District Engineer position presiding over Bakken and non-Bakken wells. Held role in Reservoir Engineering focusing on Non Operated wells, reserves, and acquisitions. Worked on a small A&D evaluations team. Time spent on acquisitions team involved analysis, application of operational expertise, and presentations.

Houston, Texas Area

Performed Outside Operated wells study in Arkoma basin of Oklahoma, and created a database of these wells. Performed decline curve analysis on wells in the fields of interest.

Midland, Texas

Spent time in the field with roustabout crews and pumpers. Learned the basics of artificial lift, production, and facilities.