GOLD SPONSORS Rocky Mountain Oilfield Warehouse
SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS Wyoming Petroleum Section Mike Bingle-Davis, Secretary P.O. Box 2154 Casper, WY 82602-2154 Section Website For Latest News: http://wyoming.spe.org/
Section Chairman Treasurer Scholarship Chair Program Chairman Secretary Continuing Education Membership Chair
2017-2018 Wyoming Petroleum Section Dave Chase BLM 261-7685 Julie Cruse Scientific Drilling 472-6621 Luke Opitz Power Service 258-5075 Dave Chase BLM 261-7685 Mike Bingle-Davis Kirkwood Oil and Gas 577-5311 Trayce Rauscher WYOGCC 234-7147 Sabrina Hamner WYOGCC 234-7147
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GOLD SPONSORS Rocky Mountain Oilfield Warehouse SILVER SPONSORS Denbury Resources, Inc.
BRONZE SPONSORS Borah Borah Petroleum
Lloyd Putnam DBL Enterprises LLC
Integrated Petroleum Technologies
Gene R. George & Associates, Inc.
Quest Drilling Fluids
Hilltop National Bank
WWC Engineering True Oil Company
UPCOMING AREA MEETINGS WYOMING GEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION – All meetings at either the Black Gold Grille or Ramada (see Calendar Page). Lunch Buffet served from 11:15 to 12:00 at a cost of $13.00. Contact the WGA office at 237-0027 for more information or to make reservations. March 3, 2017 : JP Cavigelli – Casper College, Tate Geological Museum – What’s Going on at the Tate Geological Museum – RAMADA March 10, 2017 : Don Missey (SPE)– Stranded Oil Resources Corp. – Mature Oil Fields – BLACK GOLD GRILLE March 17, 2017: Rebecca Ball – GFG Resources – Gold Prospecting in the Rattlesnake Hills – BLACK GOLD GRILLE March 24, 2017: Chris Fling – Bear Peak Resources – UNKNOWN – TBA March 31, 2017: Russell Hawley – Casper College, Tate Geological Museum – Feathered Dinosaurs – TBA
UPCOMING MONTHLY PRESENTATIONS FOR THE SPE WYOMING PETROLEUM SECTION March 10, 2017: Don Missey – Stranded Oil Resources Corp. April 27, 2017: Randi Martinson – University of Wyoming May 19, 2017: Wyatt Adams – Devon Energy
Wyoming Petroleum Section March 2017 Newsletter http://wyoming.spe.org/ When: Where: Time:
Friday, March 10, 2017 Black Gold Grille 11:15 AM ($13.00 for buffet lunch) Please notify Dave Chase at 261-7685 by noon on Thursday, March 9, 2017 if you plan to attend. Please utilize this service so that we can give the Black Gold Grille an accurate headcount.
Event: Don Missey, Stranded Oil Resources Corp. – Mature Oil Fields Biography: Donald Missey is Geoscience Engineering Manager for Stranded Oil Resources Corporation, developing EOR projects throughout the US. Mr. Missey was previously engaged as the Country Operations Manager for ANHAM/FZCO with responsibility for maintaining electrical generation and water treatment facilities at nearly 300 sites of the Afghan National Police (ANP) and the Afghan National Army (ANA). Mr. Missey's overall experience includes initiation of the business case in many projects, and continues through funding development, design, construction, completion and commissioning. US engineering and construction has included projects in Colorado, Wyoming, Texas, New York City, Boston and Las Vegas. International experience includes Central Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, with specific project work directing EPC in Poland, Russia, Azerbaijan and Afghanistan. Mr. Missey has dual degrees in Economics and History from Indiana University, and graduate level work in Finance, Accounting and Project Management. Abstract: In the United States and elsewhere, Mature Oil Fields remain a valuable potential resource for production and oil recovery. Mature Fields are often undervalued, however, and distressed from inadequate capital investment and stunted development with outdated infrastructure. Fractured ownership and volatile commodity prices have further eroded the potential for many Mature Fields, and orphan wells have become an increasing burden on many state and federal regulatory agencies, with a developing risk of environmental damage due to the increasing number of abandoned fields. Strategies for developing Mature Fields need to include the ‘end of life’ event that is often postponed through tertiary recovery when it is no longer economically viable to remediate a field from the private funding alone. An economically productive approach to life cycle management of Mature Fields, beginning with acquisition of the field and consolidating ownership, and continuing through final production with EOR in its most advanced forms requires a well-organized approach from the beginning that anticipates the end of economic production, and provides a profitable path of development for operators and investors.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS and NEWS WYOMING PETROLEUM SECTION Due to our excellent participation in past continuing education events, we will continue to offer these as they become available. Our new web address is http://wyoming.spe.org
Upcoming Meeting of SPEE, Tuesday, April 18th 2017 10:00 am to 1:00 pm; Crawford Equation and Rectangular Drainage Calculations
We appreciate your patience as we move meeting locations…
RAMADA 300 WEST F STREET CASPER
BLACK GOLD GRILLE 1650 ENGLISH AVE. CASPER
Scholarship Applications have been mailed and are available on website **Members - Please Phone in Reservations for Meetings ** Dave Chase is taking phone reservations for meetings at 261-7685. Please take a little extra time and utilize this service so that an accurate headcount can be given to the venue for their meal preparation. This also helps us to get scheduled into a meeting room that is adequately sized for our meetings. Your help in this matter is greatly appreciated.
Section Chairman Treasurer Scholarship Chair Program Chairman Secretary Continuing Education Membership Chair
2017-2018 Wyoming Petroleum Section Dave Chase BLM 261-7685 Julie Cruse Scientific Drilling 472-6621 Luke Opitz Power Service 258-5075 Dave Chase BLM 261-7685 Mike Bingle-Davis Kirkwood Oil and Gas 577-5311 Trayce Rauscher WYOGCC 234-7147 Sabrina Hamner WYOGCC 234-7147
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
GOLD SPONSORS Rocky Mountain Oilfield Warehouse SILVER SPONSORS Denbury Resources, Inc.
BRONZE SPONSORS Borah Borah Petroleum
Lloyd Putnam DBL Enterprises LLC
Integrated Petroleum Technologies
Gene R. George & Associates, Inc.
Quest Drilling Fluids
Hilltop National Bank
WWC Engineering True Oil Company
UPCOMING AREA MEETINGS WYOMING GEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION – All meetings at either the Black Gold Grille or Ramada (see Calendar Page). Lunch Buffet served from 11:15 to 12:00 at a cost of $13.00. Contact the WGA office at 237-0027 for more information or to make reservations. March 3, 2017 : JP Cavigelli – Casper College, Tate Geological Museum – What’s Going on at the Tate Geological Museum – RAMADA March 10, 2017 : Don Missey (SPE)– Stranded Oil Resources Corp. – Mature Oil Fields – BLACK GOLD GRILLE March 17, 2017: Rebecca Ball – GFG Resources – Gold Prospecting in the Rattlesnake Hills – BLACK GOLD GRILLE March 24, 2017: Chris Fling – Bear Peak Resources – UNKNOWN – TBA March 31, 2017: Russell Hawley – Casper College, Tate Geological Museum – Feathered Dinosaurs – TBA
UPCOMING MONTHLY PRESENTATIONS FOR THE SPE WYOMING PETROLEUM SECTION March 10, 2017: Don Missey – Stranded Oil Resources Corp. April 27, 2017: Randi Martinson – University of Wyoming May 19, 2017: Wyatt Adams – Devon Energy
Wyoming Petroleum Section March 2017 Newsletter http://wyoming.spe.org/ When: Where: Time:
Friday, March 10, 2017 Black Gold Grille 11:15 AM ($13.00 for buffet lunch) Please notify Dave Chase at 261-7685 by noon on Thursday, March 9, 2017 if you plan to attend. Please utilize this service so that we can give the Black Gold Grille an accurate headcount.
Event: Don Missey, Stranded Oil Resources Corp. – Mature Oil Fields Biography: Donald Missey is Geoscience Engineering Manager for Stranded Oil Resources Corporation, developing EOR projects throughout the US. Mr. Missey was previously engaged as the Country Operations Manager for ANHAM/FZCO with responsibility for maintaining electrical generation and water treatment facilities at nearly 300 sites of the Afghan National Police (ANP) and the Afghan National Army (ANA). Mr. Missey's overall experience includes initiation of the business case in many projects, and continues through funding development, design, construction, completion and commissioning. US engineering and construction has included projects in Colorado, Wyoming, Texas, New York City, Boston and Las Vegas. International experience includes Central Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, with specific project work directing EPC in Poland, Russia, Azerbaijan and Afghanistan. Mr. Missey has dual degrees in Economics and History from Indiana University, and graduate level work in Finance, Accounting and Project Management. Abstract: In the United States and elsewhere, Mature Oil Fields remain a valuable potential resource for production and oil recovery. Mature Fields are often undervalued, however, and distressed from inadequate capital investment and stunted development with outdated infrastructure. Fractured ownership and volatile commodity prices have further eroded the potential for many Mature Fields, and orphan wells have become an increasing burden on many state and federal regulatory agencies, with a developing risk of environmental damage due to the increasing number of abandoned fields. Strategies for developing Mature Fields need to include the ‘end of life’ event that is often postponed through tertiary recovery when it is no longer economically viable to remediate a field from the private funding alone. An economically productive approach to life cycle management of Mature Fields, beginning with acquisition of the field and consolidating ownership, and continuing through final production with EOR in its most advanced forms requires a well-organized approach from the beginning that anticipates the end of economic production, and provides a profitable path of development for operators and investors.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS and NEWS WYOMING PETROLEUM SECTION Due to our excellent participation in past continuing education events, we will continue to offer these as they become available. Our new web address is http://wyoming.spe.org
Upcoming Meeting of SPEE, Tuesday, April 18th 2017 10:00 am to 1:00 pm; Crawford Equation and Rectangular Drainage Calculations
We appreciate your patience as we move meeting locations…
RAMADA 300 WEST F STREET CASPER
BLACK GOLD GRILLE 1650 ENGLISH AVE. CASPER
Scholarship Applications have been mailed and are available on website **Members - Please Phone in Reservations for Meetings ** Dave Chase is taking phone reservations for meetings at 261-7685. Please take a little extra time and utilize this service so that an accurate headcount can be given to the venue for their meal preparation. This also helps us to get scheduled into a meeting room that is adequately sized for our meetings. Your help in this matter is greatly appreciated.
