Webcast

As Oil and Gas companies continue to acquire acreage and get new production on-line, the internal marketing organizations are charged with managing owner marketing arrangements, negotiating gathering, processing and transportation contracts, and maximizing sales opportunities.

Discussion Points:

• Recent developments with regards to increased production activities by E&P companies
• Advantages of managing new well connects and marketing activities in one system to ensure marketing arrangements are established at time of first flow
• Managing all contractual dedications (acreage, wellbore, committed processing) in a single system to ensure gas is connected to the proper gathering contract
• How important is the management and renegotiation of natural gas processing agreements
• Understanding the profitability of managing split-connect opportunities at locations where multiple downstream pipeline options exist
• The ability for a global E&P company to manage supply positions through-out the US, as well as Canada to take advantage of market opportunities

Join our live Webinar to hear an esteemed panel of industry experts discuss the important challenges of managing oil and gas marketing activities in today’s fast pace environment. 

Mark J. Bright Vice president, North America Oil and Gas Marketing Apache Corporation
Wendi Orlando Director of Product Management for the Americas OpenLink

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