August 2006
Vol. 58 No. 7
In the current installment of this yearlong series, Roy Long, E&P Program Technology Manager for the National Energy Technology Laboratory, looks at the world's near-term resource potential and the processes for developing technologies that can successfully tap that potential.
Robert K. Perrons, a Smart Fields Consultant in Shell International's E&P Division, argues that the frequent eulogies and epitaphs for large E&P companies are premature.
A glance at the 2006 SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE), to be held 24-27 September in San Antonio, Texas.
The first Russian Oil and Gas Technical Conference and Exhibition will examine the theme: Technology for world-class resources.
Robert Troy, Vice President of engineering/Operations with TrueStar Petroleum, and management consultant Joe Kazen examine the processes that can help E&P companies achieve a defined set of desired outcomes.
Sam Gomersall, SPE, Managing Director, Digital Energy Exchange
Jacques B. Saliés, SPE, Drilling and Completion Manager, Petrobras America
Stephen Norris, SPE, Senior Staff Engineer, J-W Operating Co.
Eve S. Sprunt, 2006 SPE President
John Donnelly, JPT Editor
Dennis Denney, JPT Technology Editor