2009 Barnett Shale Expo, March 11, 2009
Better With The Shale Than Without by Dr. Ray Perryman
2009 Barnett Shale Economic Impact Report
2009 Barnett Shale Economic Impact Report
The 2009 Perryman update examines the overall economic impact of Barnett Shale activity by county, provides a perspective on the significance of energy activity to the overall economy and evaluates the long-term effects of the Barnett Shale on the region based upon existing leases and other relative information.
The Future of Natural Gas & Why It’s Important To You by Ken Nicholson
Ken Nicholson’s presentation (size: 12.17MB)
The security of our nation depends in part on plentiful domestic energy resources. Energy companies—many with a major local presence—are tapping into a vast supply of clean-burning fuel in the Barnett Shale and other natural gas plays nationwide.
The security of our nation depends in part on plentiful domestic energy resources. Energy companies—many with a major local presence—are tapping into a vast supply of clean-burning fuel in the Barnett Shale and other natural gas plays nationwide.
Royalties – Understanding Your Lease by Jerry Simmons
The Executive Director of the National Association of Royalty Owners (NARO) discusses lease detail such as royalty calculations, lease performance, reading monthly statements, taxes on bonus & royalty, whom to contact about your lease & payments, pending legislation impact on royalties and other lease subjects.
Natural Gas Pipeline Construction & Operation by W. R. (Bill) Byrd, PE
As new pipelines are installed in the urban areas of the Barnett Shale, residents need to know about issues such as key terms in leases with pipeline companies, what to expect during the construction phase and how their property will look when the work is done.
Barnett Shale Careers & Training by Dr. Don Capone, Linda Garcia and Wilma Lopez
There are still jobs for people with real-world skills and now there are training programs developed in partnership with the energy industry. Learn from industry human-resource pros about energy-related careers and the training resources available.
Living With A Neighborhood Gas Well by Sarah Fullenwider and Ed Ireland, Ph.D.
Ed Ireland’s presentation (size: 44.79MB)Sarah Fullenwider’s presentation (size: 11.23MB)
Hear how this diverse Fort Worth group of community volunteers—from neighborhoods to energy industry representatives—arrived at a consensus from the gas drilling task force composed of neighborhood, community and industry representatives and what it means to Fort Worth residents.
List of Exhibitor Companies at the 2009 Barnett Shale Expo
RigData Detail Analysis of Barnett Shale Drilling Rigs
RigData Barnett Shale Rig Count Booklet for Barnett Shale Expo
Ed Ireland, Ph.D., Barnett Shale Energy Education Council (BSEEC)
Air Quality and the Barnett Shale
1 comment:
Thank you for posting this. I could not go because they held it on a Wednesday and I work M-F 8-5. When I e-mailed & asked why they held it on a Wed, they said 'survey showed' people prefered a weekday, not a weekend day. It seems IMHO that either not enough landowners attend this event, or Barnett Shale Energy Education Council is only surveying the booth vendors.
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