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Dear YPE, I am a new professional. I have a background in law and management. I recently moved from Carbondale Illinois State to Houston Texas. I am interested in making friends and networking in the energy sectors. You can contact me at any time. My number is 832-894-9488.
Algae: The New Oil Algae oil can be converted into fuels such as jet fuel, biodiesel, and biogasoline. The byproduct biomass that is used in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, bio-plastics and organic fertilizer. To learn about algae commercialization, you may want to check out this website: www.nationalalgaeassociation.com The US needs to get of of foreign oil, become energy independent and create new green jobs.
Hello I'm new here my teacher at UofC told me to try and make contact with some of the members on YPE. He believed that I could learn alot from these members. I'm hoping people have some advice and knowledge they wouldnt mind sharing, please feel free to call me at 403-831-9811 i'd truly enjoy the oppertunity to learn from all of you. Thanks
I am looking for a contact regarding Petrobras and career opportunities. If you have one available please contact me.
We hope everyone in Houston made it through the weekend alright. Our thoughts and concerns are with you guys. If there's anything that can be accomplished by this message board or through YPE capabilities in general, please let us know. Keep hangin' in there. -Stephen
Irina - thanks for the note, feel free to reach out to our London chapter leader: Director - Roman Batichtchev at rbatichtchev@firstreserve.com to see if he's planning anything for August.
Wonder if anything is going on in London this summer?....
Looking for some referral advice...we have a division in SE Kansas that would like to add an in-house District Geologist. They have always farmed this work out but this is our largest district, hence our most important one. Does anyone know of an individual who would like to hear more about this opportunity? We are growing by leaps and bounds, privately held and stable. Thank you for any referrals that you might be able to offer. Carrie C
Smiley - YPE would be happy to help you out however we can. Feel free to email me at mteplitsky2008@kellogg.northwestern.edu to discuss further. Mike
I realize that I'm coming into this late, but wanted to introduce my self to you all. My name is Smiley and I've been recently given the task of organizing an Energy Channel. What I would like is to hear from each of you on your thoughts and ideas with such a concept. Several of you are currently working with companies that are spear heading programs on many different fronts. I'm open to communications and look forward to hearing your input. Smiley
Anyone interested in getting a group together for a regular Saturday or Sunday golf game?
Interested in farm-in opportunities in Alberta? EnCana has lands available expiring in 2008 and 2009 from township 1-60, range 5W4 to 10W5. For further information, please contact Sarah Phillips at 403.645.7816 or sarah.phillips@encana.com
Casing drilling is becoming a main stream technology in certain markets and air drilling has been around for sometime, although has anybody had experience with casing drilling with air?
Word is that Chesapeake is developing a new Rockies shale play. Anyone in the know as to how and where that is developing?
The most prolific gas producing basin in the United States is absolutely the Anadarko Basin with estimates around 100 TCF 1-3P, followed by Appalachian Basin with estimated of 60 TCF 1-3P.
Prolific for whom? Although drilling is costly and complex, most in the industry would agree that the most prolific gas basin in the lower 48 right now is the Fort Worth Basin. For example, according to a July 2007 article in the American Oil & Gas Reporter, Chesapeake leased land from DFW for $181 million and a 25% royalty. See Special Report: Geophysics & Seismic Acquisition, Bustling DFW Airport Creates Unlikely Setting for High-Fold 3-D Survey to Image Barnett Shale, by Tim Beims.
Some of my friends from Chevron will be playing tennis this Saturday at The Houstonian at 10am if anyone wants to join. Court is under Joe Smith.