| Apr 7-9 |
OGIS New York, Winter Meeting, Sheraton NY Hotel & Towers, New York, NY |
The Oil & Gas Investment Symposium New York (OGIS New York) is the premier outlet for publicly traded independent exploration and production, and service and supply companies to present their company profiles to the investment community. Last year's Symposium attracted over 1,700 attendees, including more than 700 buy/sell-side analysts and portfolio managers and 100 presenting companies.
Further Information: Meeting Website |
| Apr 13-15 |
Potential Gas Committee, Meeting Carefree Resorts & Villas, 37220 Mule Train Road, Carefree, AZ |
PGC's next assessment of the nation's natural gas resources will be completed by December 2008 and released in 2009.
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| Apr 15 |
Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), Section Meeting |
Topic: Application of Low-Viscosity Fluids to Hydraulic Fracturing
Presenter: Larry Britt , SPE Distinguished Speaker Further Information: SPE Northern WV Website |
| Apr 20-23 |
National AAPG, Annual Convention & Exhibition, San Antonio, TX |
Theme: Deliver the Conventional; Pursue the Unconventional Further Information: http://www.aapg.org/sanantonio/ http://www.aapg.org/meetings/annual.cfm |
| Apr 23-25 |
North-Central Section, GSA, 42nd Annual Meeting, Evansville, IN |
Abstracts deadline is January 29, 2008.
Early Rgistration Deadline March 24 Further Information: Call for Papers Meeting Website |
| Apr 23-25 |
Stripper Well Consortium (SWC), Meeting, Doubletree Hotel, 1515 Rhode Island Avenue, NW Washington, DC |
This is a very important meeting and our opportunity to show our representatives in
Washington the importance of continuing the program. We will be having
technology updates from SWC projects. In addition, we will be hearing all
proposals we receive in response to our request for proposals (RFP). The
new proposal presentations will be approximately 30 minutes in length,
including a question and answer session. The RFP will be posted on our
website within the next two weeks.
The meeting agenda will not be available until after the close of the request for proposals. All proposals we receive will be scheduled to give a presentation. In addition, the meeting will offer technology results from some of our current SWC projects. An evening reception is planned for April 23rd. The Executive Council will meet immediately following the close of the general session to consider and suggest projects for co-funding. Hotel information, meeting registration form and updates will be posted on the SWC website: http://www.energy.psu.edu/swc/meetings.html The Doubletree hotel is located a few blocks from the White House and is within easy walking distance of many of the main attractions. Come, explore the famous DC landmarks and show your support for this important program. To make your hotel reservations before March 24, 2008, call the Doubletree Hotel at 800-492-5195 and identify group as Penn State University for the single/ double rate of $229, triple rate of $259, or quadruple rate of $289. |
 Apr 25 |
Marietta College SPE - Student Chapter, Spring Meeting, Technical Program and Golf Tournament, Woodridge Plantation Golf Course, Mineral Wells, WV |
All events, including the technical program, will be held at the Woodridge Plantation Golf Course located in Mineral Wells, WV.
Please fill out the registration form and mail back to the address provided with a check for the total amount. Due to the high level of interest from industry professionals, we are only accepting teams when both the full payment and the registration form have been received in our office. Below are links to download the registration form and the schedule of events. The $100 fee will include the morning technical sessions, golfing in the afternoon, lunch, dinner, and refreshments. A cash bar will be provided for those of the legal drinking age. We are still looking for industry sponsors for the event. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact: Clint Perkins, Co-Chair, 2008 Spring Meeting Marietta College (304) 494-5392 clp001@marietta.edu RSVP by April 14th, 2008 Further Information: Schedule of Events (MS Word DOC, 38 KB) Registration Form (MS Word DOC, 72 KB) |
| Apr 25-26 |
Appalachian Geological Society, Workshop & Fieldtrip Morgantown, WV |
Tired of all the shale talk and itching to get back to something a little more conventional (and I mean conventional in the loosest sense of the word)? Longing for the good ol' days when you looked for gas in sandstone (but not porous sandstone)? The AGS is offering a field trip led by the basin-renowned geologist, Kathy Bruner, on the Oriskany Sandstone. It begins with a lecture and core workshop in lovely Morgantown, WV the morning of April 25th. You'll get to see core spanning the area between Rockingham, VA and Eastern Kentucky. But wait, there's more!!! RSVP now (or later) and you also have the option to drive to Franklin, WV (3 to 3 1/2 hours) and check into the lovely Star Hotel (http://thestarhotelrestaurant.com/) and enjoy the lovely views of the Eastern Overthrust. From there we will hit some local outcrops before we hit the local restaurant for dinner. Saturday, April 26th, we'll continue the outcrop extravaganza by heading north, eventually ending up at Hanging Rock - with extraordinary views of the Potomac and conglomerates!! Can you ask for anything more? The adventure ends sometime between 3 and 4 PM. We are offering three options: core workshop and lecture only, field trip only, or full package. Prices are TBD. And, as a special bonus, you'll get a field trip guide AND a CD with the lecture on it! Please mark you calendars and keep an eye out for an official itinerary, coming soon! Fine Print: Contact:
Virginia Hebert,
Geologist,
Chesapeake Appalachia |
| Apr 29 |
North American CBM Forum, Short Course Hilton Garden Inn-South Pointe, Canonsburg, PA |
Held in conjunction with the Spring Session on April 30th (see next calendar item below). Note that each
has a separate download for registation. Short Course Title: Coalbed Methane Well Completions: Principles and Best Practices Course Objective: To provide the background and best practices for optimization of Coalbed Methane vertical and horizontal well completions. Instructor: Ian Palmer, Higgs-Palmer Technologies Further information: Short Course Description and Registration (PDF, 32.4 KB). |
| Apr 30 |
North American CBM Forum, Spring Session Hilton Garden Inn-South Pointe, Canonsburg, PA |
Held in conjunction with the Short Course on April 29th (see calendar item above). Note that each
has a separate download for registation. Early Registration for the Spring Session is by April 21st. Payment of $120.00 must be received before that date. Further information: Session Program and Registration (PDF, 72 KB). |