About
The Rockies is quickly becoming America's production hotspot. Do you have the forecasts, techniques and technologies to give your company a competitive edge?
The Rockies boasts some of the most promising conventional and unconventional natural gas reserves North America has to offer, and is poised to play a leading role in satisfying US energy demand. However, challenges abound.
Infrastructure lagging behind the pace of production resulting in widening basis differentials, the need for regulatory change, and the "crisis of confidence" pervading energy markets are creating challenges for those looking to invest in the region. How will these challenges be overcome so the region can meet its full potential?
The
American Conference Institute's 2nd Annual
Rocky Mountain Gas Symposium addressed the major challenges facing Rockies production. You will get the latest forecasts, marketing and economics updates, and hear practical case studies of techniques and technologies to help you build a successful business strategy.
You'll get critical information on key issues, including:
- Improving the basis differential in The Rockies
- Who is taking the initiative to build new pipeline infrastructure?
- The latest developments in unconventional and conventional gas
- Cutting-edge production techniques for CBM
- New technologies for maximum production potential and cost-effectiveness
- Where are the key demand regions for Rocky Mountain gas?
- Current and proposed regulatory developments regarding land management, environmental requirements and benchmarking
In an ever-changing market, you need up-to-the-minute information to stay ahead of the game.
About
The Rockies is quickly becoming America's production hotspot. Do you have the forecasts, techniques and technologies to give your company a competitive edge?
The Rockies boasts some of the most promising conventional and unconventional natural gas reserves North America has to offer, and is poised to play a leading role in satisfying US energy demand. However, challenges abound.
Infrastructure lagging behind the pace of production resulting in widening basis differentials, the need for regulatory change, and the "crisis of confidence" pervading energy markets are creating challenges for those looking to invest in the region. How will these challenges be overcome so the region can meet its full potential?
The
American Conference Institute's 2nd Annual
Rocky Mountain Gas Symposium addressed the major challenges facing Rockies production. You will get the latest forecasts, marketing and economics updates, and hear practical case studies of techniques and technologies to help you build a successful business strategy.
You'll get critical information on key issues, including:
- Improving the basis differential in The Rockies
- Who is taking the initiative to build new pipeline infrastructure?
- The latest developments in unconventional and conventional gas
- Cutting-edge production techniques for CBM
- New technologies for maximum production potential and cost-effectiveness
- Where are the key demand regions for Rocky Mountain gas?
- Current and proposed regulatory developments regarding land management, environmental requirements and benchmarking
In an ever-changing market, you need up-to-the-minute information to stay ahead of the game.
Contents & Contributors
ROCKY MOUNTAIN UPDATE~ ROCKY MOUNTAIN UPDATE:GROWTH
OR STAGNATION?
Mike Johnson, Natural Gas Supply Association
QUESTAR PIPELINE SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Shelley A. Wright, Questar Pipeline Company
NATURAL GAS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT UPDATE
Dave Scharf, Kinder Morgan Interstate
EASING TRANSPORTATION BOTTLENECK'S IN AN ERA OF RAPID GROWTH:
A PIPELINE INFRASTRUCTURE UPDATE
Richard Shepherd, Northern Border Partners L.P
EASING TRANSPORTATION BOTTLENECK'S IN AN ERA OF RAPID GROWTH:
A PIPELINE INFRASTRUCTURE UPDATE
Craig Coombs, El Paso Western Pipeline Group
UPDATE ON WYOMING REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT
Don Likwartz, Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
ADVANCED PRESSURE REDUCTION TECHNOLOGY
Brad Fehn, Vortex Flow LLC
COAL AND SHALE GAS SORPTION PROPERTIES: INSIGHTS AND VALUE
Tim Pratt, TICORA Geosciences Inc.
A ROADMAP OF UNCONVENTIONAL NATURAL GAS TECHNOLOGIES
IN THE ROCKIES
Tom Engler, New Mexico Tech
PERSPECTIVES FROM THE CANADIAN ROCKY MOUNTAINS:
FUNDAMENTAL AND FINANCIAL ISSUES AFFECTING NATURAL GAS
INVESTMENT IN WESTERN CANADA
Peter Tertzakian, ARC Financial Corporation
PERSPECTIVES FROM THE FINANCIAL COMMUNITY ON ROCKY
MOUNTAIN ENERGY POTENTIAL
Michael Scialla, A.G. Edwards & Sons
Brian Fitzsimmons, A.G. Edwards & Sons
POWERING UP
Kelly Krattenmaker, Xcel Energy Inc.
ELECTRIC LOAD GROWTH FUELED BY GAS?
Mike McInnes, Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association
STORAGE IN THE ROCKIES AND WESTERN US
Bob Williams, BP Energy
GAS STORAGE CAPACITY UPDATE
Dave Scharf, Kinder Morgan Interstate
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