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Webcast
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| Original Broadcast | August 28, 2008 |
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Now Available
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| Length | Approximately one hour |
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Bob Tippee (Webcast Moderator), Editor, Oil & Gas Journal
Warren True, Chief Technology Editor LNG/Gas Processing, Oil & Gas Journal Alan Petzet, Chief Editor Exploration, Oil & Gas Journal Nina Rach, Drilling Editor, Oil & Gas Journal |
Description
Just a few years ago, the US gas outlook was for rising demand, steady at best domestic production, falling pipeline imports from Canada, and a consequent surge in imports of LNG. Things have changed. Domestic production, thanks to surging development of unconventional and deepwater reservoirs, is rising. And the expected LNG boom, partly because of developments elsewhere in the world, hasn't materialized. This webcast will examine the US gas picture from a number of perspectives: the international events affecting LNG, the unconventional and deepwater gas plays, and the technology making the new gas plays possible.
Speakers
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Bob Tippee (Webcast Moderator)
Editor Oil & Gas Journal |
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Warren True
Chief Technology Editor LNG/Gas Processing Oil & Gas Journal |
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Alan Petzet
Chief Editor Exploration Oil & Gas Journal |
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Nina Rach
Drilling Editor Oil & Gas Journal |
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Sponsors
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