Society of Petroleum Engineers
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person Lecturer: None Meeting Abstract: No Speaker in September.
We are having a Kick Off Barbeque! 2011-2012 Meeting Dates Tuesday, September 13th BBQ at Camplex Monday, October 17th Yan Pan, DL Thursday, November 17th Dr Sonnenberg, CO School of Mines Tuesday, December 13th Christmas Party Tuesday, January 10th Tuesday, February 7th Shyamal Bhattacharya, DL Tuesday, March 13th Tuesday, April 24th Scholarship Dinner Monday, May 14th Jerry Jensen, DL
Meeting Sponsor:
Kissack Oil & Water & Callaway Thank you!
Everyone is welcome to attend. The barbeque is in place of a lecturer on Tuesday September 13th, 6 pm until 8 pm at the Camplex shelter #3. Steak and chicken with fixings is on the menu. The cost is $10/person.
Please RSVP BY SEPTEMBER 9th with you choice of steak or chicken to Tammie Wrampe at [email protected] or 307-689-7089.
2011-12 Powder River Section Board Members Chairman: Mike Holzer … [email protected] Past Chairman: JC Reynolds … [email protected] Program Chairman: Eric Sandberg … [email protected] Secretary: Tammie Wrampe … [email protected] Treasurer: Sara Hannegan … [email protected] Scholarship/Education Chairman: Bob Christofferson … [email protected] Crawfish Chairman: Greg Greenough … [email protected] Golf Tournament Chairman: Phil Jordan…. [email protected] Newsletter Editor: Sara Hannegan…[email protected]
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person
Report: Western Energy Production to Surpass Imports From Eight Energy-Producing Nations July 12th, 2011, Posted by Staff http://wyomingenergynews.com/2011/07/report-western-energy-production-to-surpass-imports-from-eight-energy-producing-nations/
An industry group predicts that by 2020 the West will produce more energy than the United States imports from Saudi Arabia and seven other oil-producing nations. However, the report tempers that optimistic prediction with the view that energy production could be jeopardized by current and future federal government policies. The Blueprint for Western Energy Prosperity was prepared for the Western Energy Alliance industry group by EIS Solutions, with data analysis by ICF International. Continued...
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person
Report: Western Energy Production to Surpass Imports From Eight Energy-Producing Nations, Cont. July 12th, 2011, Posted by Staff http://wyomingenergynews.com/2011/07/report-western-energy-production-to-surpass-imports-from-eight-energy-producing-nations/
It says that within nine years the combined energy production would exceed total U.S. imports from Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Algeria, Nigeria, Russia, Venezuela and Columbia. According to the report, the West is on track to produce 1.3 million barrels of domestic oil and condensate a day by 2020, and has the potential to produce 6.2 trillion cubic feet of natural gas annually, up 1 trillion cubic feet from 2010. While some contend the huge natural gas projections used by the industry are overblown to the point of being a „fool‟s gold rush,‟ the industry says it bases future production estimates on sound calculations of current plays around the country. Continued…
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person
Report: Western Energy Production to Surpass Imports From Eight Energy-Producing Nations, Cont. July 12th, 2011, Posted by Staff http://wyomingenergynews.com/2011/07/report-western-energy-production-to-surpass-imports-from-eight-energy-producing-nations/
Colorado and Wyoming are expected to see combined oil and condensate production of 286,000 barrels a day by 2020 from the Niobrara geological formation, compared to negligible production last year. Government red tape from federal regulators and seemingly never-ending lawsuits are what could hamper production. The report lists several corrective actions, some of which are bound to raise the ire of environmental groups who oppose major expansions of natural gas drilling, especially on public lands. Continued…
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person
Report: Western Energy Production to Surpass Imports From Eight Energy-Producing Nations, Cont. July 12th, 2011, Posted by Staff http://wyomingenergynews.com/2011/07/report-western-energy-production-to-surpass-imports-from-eight-energy-producing-nations/
The Blueprint for Western Energy Prosperity calls for comprehensive reform of the federal onshore leasing and oil and gas development process, a moratorium on new regulations, limits on lawsuits, and rejection of any attempts to supplant state with federal oversight of the ubiquitous process of hydraulic fracturing. “Energy producers on Colorado‟s West Slope have grave concerns that burdensome federal regulations will actually prevent these predictions from coming to fruition,” said David Ludlam of the West Slope Colorado Oil & Gas Association. “The West Slope is supplying an increasing amount of America‟s energy with a smaller environmental footprint, but misguided government action is preventing achievement of the area‟s full energy potential.”
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person
Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
We‟re On The Web! http://prbasin.spe.org/
Editor: Sara Hannegan Tel: 307-689-3406 E-mail: [email protected]
PO Box 3977 Gillette, W 82717
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person Lecturer: None Meeting Abstract: No Speaker in September.
We are having a Kick Off Barbeque! 2011-2012 Meeting Dates Tuesday, September 13th BBQ at Camplex Monday, October 17th Yan Pan, DL Thursday, November 17th Dr Sonnenberg, CO School of Mines Tuesday, December 13th Christmas Party Tuesday, January 10th Tuesday, February 7th Shyamal Bhattacharya, DL Tuesday, March 13th Tuesday, April 24th Scholarship Dinner Monday, May 14th Jerry Jensen, DL
Meeting Sponsor:
Kissack Oil & Water & Callaway Thank you!
Everyone is welcome to attend. The barbeque is in place of a lecturer on Tuesday September 13th, 6 pm until 8 pm at the Camplex shelter #3. Steak and chicken with fixings is on the menu. The cost is $10/person.
Please RSVP BY SEPTEMBER 9th with you choice of steak or chicken to Tammie Wrampe at [email protected] or 307-689-7089.
2011-12 Powder River Section Board Members Chairman: Mike Holzer … [email protected] Past Chairman: JC Reynolds … [email protected] Program Chairman: Eric Sandberg … [email protected] Secretary: Tammie Wrampe … [email protected] Treasurer: Sara Hannegan … [email protected] Scholarship/Education Chairman: Bob Christofferson … [email protected] Crawfish Chairman: Greg Greenough … [email protected] Golf Tournament Chairman: Phil Jordan…. [email protected] Newsletter Editor: Sara Hannegan…[email protected]
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person
Report: Western Energy Production to Surpass Imports From Eight Energy-Producing Nations July 12th, 2011, Posted by Staff http://wyomingenergynews.com/2011/07/report-western-energy-production-to-surpass-imports-from-eight-energy-producing-nations/
An industry group predicts that by 2020 the West will produce more energy than the United States imports from Saudi Arabia and seven other oil-producing nations. However, the report tempers that optimistic prediction with the view that energy production could be jeopardized by current and future federal government policies. The Blueprint for Western Energy Prosperity was prepared for the Western Energy Alliance industry group by EIS Solutions, with data analysis by ICF International. Continued...
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person
Report: Western Energy Production to Surpass Imports From Eight Energy-Producing Nations, Cont. July 12th, 2011, Posted by Staff http://wyomingenergynews.com/2011/07/report-western-energy-production-to-surpass-imports-from-eight-energy-producing-nations/
It says that within nine years the combined energy production would exceed total U.S. imports from Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Algeria, Nigeria, Russia, Venezuela and Columbia. According to the report, the West is on track to produce 1.3 million barrels of domestic oil and condensate a day by 2020, and has the potential to produce 6.2 trillion cubic feet of natural gas annually, up 1 trillion cubic feet from 2010. While some contend the huge natural gas projections used by the industry are overblown to the point of being a „fool‟s gold rush,‟ the industry says it bases future production estimates on sound calculations of current plays around the country. Continued…
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person
Report: Western Energy Production to Surpass Imports From Eight Energy-Producing Nations, Cont. July 12th, 2011, Posted by Staff http://wyomingenergynews.com/2011/07/report-western-energy-production-to-surpass-imports-from-eight-energy-producing-nations/
Colorado and Wyoming are expected to see combined oil and condensate production of 286,000 barrels a day by 2020 from the Niobrara geological formation, compared to negligible production last year. Government red tape from federal regulators and seemingly never-ending lawsuits are what could hamper production. The report lists several corrective actions, some of which are bound to raise the ire of environmental groups who oppose major expansions of natural gas drilling, especially on public lands. Continued…
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person
Report: Western Energy Production to Surpass Imports From Eight Energy-Producing Nations, Cont. July 12th, 2011, Posted by Staff http://wyomingenergynews.com/2011/07/report-western-energy-production-to-surpass-imports-from-eight-energy-producing-nations/
The Blueprint for Western Energy Prosperity calls for comprehensive reform of the federal onshore leasing and oil and gas development process, a moratorium on new regulations, limits on lawsuits, and rejection of any attempts to supplant state with federal oversight of the ubiquitous process of hydraulic fracturing. “Energy producers on Colorado‟s West Slope have grave concerns that burdensome federal regulations will actually prevent these predictions from coming to fruition,” said David Ludlam of the West Slope Colorado Oil & Gas Association. “The West Slope is supplying an increasing amount of America‟s energy with a smaller environmental footprint, but misguided government action is preventing achievement of the area‟s full energy potential.”
September Issue
September 2, 2011
Society of Petroleum Engineers Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
September 13th, 2011 Camplex Shelter #3 6 pm - 8 pm $10.00 Per Person
Powder River Basin Section Newsletter
We‟re On The Web! http://prbasin.spe.org/
Editor: Sara Hannegan Tel: 307-689-3406 E-mail: [email protected]
PO Box 3977 Gillette, W 82717
