Podcasts about energy exploration

The 2024 AAPG GeoGulf was a hit. From technical talks, posters, and panels, to the field trips and conversations on the exhibit hall floor. This year rocked!! We had the honor to sit down with James Hawkins, Barry Rava, and David Tonner to discuss what the future of Energy might look like!

James Sykes, President and CEO of Baselode Energy (TSX.V:FIND – OTC:BSENF) joins me for an exploration update from the Catharsis Uranium Project, Hook Uranium Project and Ackio Target, and the Bear Uranium Project; all in the Athabasca Basin, of Saskatchewan.   We start off reviewing the unique “Athabasca 2.0” geological approach to exploration in areas along known mineralized trends, which have had limited to no drilling previously.   Next we focus on the recent drill assays returned from Catharsis with 11 drill holes completed for 2,837 meters covering six different target areas, and where follow-up drilling will be focused.  Then we reviewed the 7,500 meters of drilling from last year at the Hook Uranium Project, focused at the Akio Target around Pod 7 and Pod 4, and James outlined that there are 12,000 meters planned for follow-up in 2024 drilling. Additionally, there are 4,000 meters planned for regionally focused drilling on making a new uranium discovery across the Hook Project land package. Wrapping up we looked ahead to the inaugural 1,500 meter drill program at the Bear Project that starts in the next few weeks.   There will be lots of drilling news over the course of 2024.   If you have any follow up questions for James regarding Baselode Energy please email me at Shad@kereport.com.   Click here to get the latest news on Baselode Energy

Elena Melchert interviews Dr. Fred Aminzadeh, former professor at University of Southern California, and at University of Houston, who describes how the precursors of modern Artificial Intelligence in the oil and gas sector were part of the early path of analytics in oil and gas that have resulted in the oil and gas AI of today. For more information contact Dr. Aminzadeh via email at famin@fact-corp.com Or visit FACT Corp. at https://www.fact-corp.com/ His book, Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics for Energy Exploration and Production can be found at Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics for Energy Exploration and Production | Wiley This episode is made possible by Oliva Gibbs LLP Click here to take it one question survey and receive OGGN hardhat/laptop stickers Brought to you on OGGN, the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. More from OGGN ... Podcasts LinkedIn Group LinkedIn Company Page Get notified about industry events

In this episode of Tranquil Awakenings, host Debbie chats with Mark about his journey through mental health and how he found relief through shamanism. They also explore the role of energy in society, discussing the masculine and feminine aspects. Mark shares his personal experiences and how he used various methods, including hypnotherapy, to overcome challenges and now wants to help others.KEY TAKEAWAYSMark found relief and healing through shamanism after experiencing a mental health breakdown.The concepts of energy, masculinity, and femininity were discussed, highlighting the importance of balance and understanding.Mark's journey into spirituality and shamanism led to significant personal growth and progress in his mental health.The need for a more inclusive and balanced approach to spirituality, recognizing the positive traits of both masculinity and femininity.Open-mindedness, active listening, and respectful dialogue are essential for personal growth and understanding in spiritual discussions.BEST MOMENTS"I'd say within about four or five months of starting that journey of learning about shamanism, I made more progress in that small period of time than I had in the eight years of taking antidepressants and going to my doctor.""I think it's time that these modalities, these techniques that work so well and certainly for me, so poignantly, so quickly, to get those back out there into the wild and more common so that more people can find the right path and heal themselves.""Finding spirituality, finding my feet, finding a group of people that were like-minded as well has a massive impact." "Learning, growing, healing. And I think it's all an integral part of the journey."HOST BIODebbie started her career as a primary school teacher, but quickly recognized the complexities of being human and decided to retrain as a therapist. She is now a highly trained and experienced therapist, with advanced certifications in a variety of modalities including hypnotherapy, neuro-linguistic programming, mindfulness and meditation, past life regression, Reiki, Integral Eye Movements Therapy, sound therapy, Thought Field Therapy, and OldPain2Go.Debbie is a full-time therapist and therapy trainer, and her passion is to help others and herself be the best versions of themselves that they can be. She believes that we are holistic beings and therefore, to truly achieve well-being and healing, we need to consider the whole person - including mental, emotional, physical, social, energetic, and spiritual aspects. For Debbie, personal progress, healing, and spiritual development are a journey and her life is dedicated to that journey both within herself and in helping to facilitate it in the lives of others. As a therapist, trainer and host of the Tranquil Awakenings podcast, she will bring her wealth of knowledge and experience to the show, providing practical and holistic strategies to listeners on their journey of personal growth and well-being. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"The Ferret" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - January 26, 1976 Time and again the United States' plan to become independent of foreign energy sources falls short as their partner; Energy Exploration, Inc.'s resources are sabotaged. Amory Mills, EEI's hotshot lawyer sets up an elaborate scheme to entrap a corrupt EEI executive suspected of selling out the company. The clock is ticking as he zeroes in on Clem Ferris and finally comes close to unmasking "The Ferret." --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/waldina/message

Türkiye and Libya have signed a series of preliminary deals that include the potential exploration of hydrocarbons in Libya's territorial waters. Over the past decade, deposits of oil and natural gas have been discovered in the Eastern Mediterranean. Several countries have competing claims in those energy rich waters, with disputes over exploration rights being a major flashpoint. Türkiye's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, signed the memorandum of understanding with his Libyan counterpart Najla Mangoush in Tripoli. Cavusolgu said the exploration of hydrocarbons will take place on Libyan soil and territorial waters, involving companies from both countries. He also emphasized that the deal was between two sovereign states, and that third countries had no right to interfere. Libya's foreign minister from the Tripoli-based Government of National Unity, said the deal was crucial amid the global energy crisis. Libya, which is split between rival governments based in the east and west, has been trying to hold national elections to unify the country. But frequent clashes and fears of a return to a civil war have dashed hopes of a peaceful vote. Guests: Umberto Profazio International Institute for Strategic Studies Ufuk Necat Tasci Political Analyst

①China's foreign minister stresses peace and development in address to the UN General Assembly. (00:56) ②China's foreign minister calls on the US to learn the lessons of the severely-impacted China-US relations. What are the lessons the US ought to learn? (14:25) ③Giorgia Meloni's rightwing coalition storms to election victory in Italy. What are the obstacles ahead for Meloni? (24:59) ④The Philippines' president is eyeing renewed talks with China on joint energy exploration in the South China Sea. (32:55) ⑤UAE agrees LNG deal with Germany as Berlin seeks ways to find alternatives to Russian gas. (41:51)

We spoke with former Supreme Court Senior Associate Justice Antonio Carpio on Beijing's push for a new round of negotiations on a joint energy exploration in the West Philippine Sea under President Marcos Jr. Why did the Duterte administration terminate the previous one?

Episode Highlights:[1:30] Duterte's China Policy[4:36] Change under the New Marcos Government?[6:53] Philippines' Relations with the United States[8:45] Public Opinion in the Philippines toward China[14:10] Joint China-Philippines Energy Exploration Talks[17:15] Railway Projects Loan Agreements with China[19:14] Future Developments

How much can we really know about how levels of marine noise affects marine mammals, and other creatures? Consider the impact of propellors, underwater drilling,  shipping, fishing, dredging, explosions, missiles and bombs for a start. But the good news is that concern about this is gathering momentum at a global level.  

In this episode of TIBCO Tech Talks, Product Marketing Manager Brett Stupakevich sits down with Luther Birdzell, CEO and Founder of OAG Analytics to discuss how AI along with technologies from TIBCO and AWS are being used by companies like OAG Analytics to help energy companies balance the economics of energy exploration.

James Sykes, the Vice President of Exploration and Development with Appia Energy provides an update on the 2018 exploration plans for the company’s Alces Lake Rare Earth Element property. Alces Lake has already demonstrated some of the highest-grade REE occurrences known in Saskatchewan with grades comparable to those encountered in other world-class deposits. REE supply is scarce outside of China but is critical for use in magnets and batteries. The electrical vehicle revolution and the corresponding increase in the number of permanent magnet motors is a main driver of the demand for increased and a more jurisdictionally-stable supply of Rare Earth Elements. Appia is a Canadian uranium and rare earth Exploration and Development Company with properties in Elliot Lake Ontario and in the Athabasca Basin is Saskatchewan. Ticker symbol is API on the CSE and APAAF on the OTC in the States. Appia also trades under the symbol AOI on the German exchanges in Frankfort, Munich and Berlin. Find more information about the company at www.AppiaEnergy.ca Over the past decade, James Sykes has been directly and indirectly involved with the discovery of over 450 M lbs. of U3O8 in the Athabasca Basin. Most notably, James was the chief geologist leading the exploration program which resulted in NexGen’s Arrow discovery.

Low oil prices discouraging finds pressure from environmentalists and high regulatory costs forced Shell's decision last week to quit drilling in the Alaskan Arctic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A look at some of the great outdoor activities you can enjoy across the Tar Heel state. Escape from the routine at William B. Umstead State Park. Take a bicycle trek on Point Lookout Trail in Old Fort. Get a birds eye view of the Blue Ridge Mountains at Navitat Canopy Adventures. Go kite boarding at the Outer Banks. And take a look at the Oak City Cycling Project in Raleigh.

Lawmakers hear a report on energy exploration in our state. How the Biltmore Estate compares to its "contemporary" - Downton Abbey. And author Robert Inman talks about his new book.

China and Russia are giant countries whose recent economic and energy experience could hardly be more different: in the one, unprecedentedly rapid industrialisation has sent its share of world primary energy consumption soaring from 7 to 20 percent since 1985 (overtaking the USA); in the other the collapse of centrally planned industry has reduced its share from 11 to 6 percent during the same period. China has tried to exploit its modest energy endowments sparingly, while forging a world-wide supply structure that prevents it from being deprived of the imports its economy needs. Russia meanwhile has become a major oil and gas exporter, possessing more than 20 percent of the world’s gas reserves, part of which it is eager to sell to China. Inevitably, therefore, energy is at the centre of relations between these two countries. Keun-Wook Paik is a specialist on Northeast Asia’s oil and gas issues, in particular Sino-Russian oil and gas cooperation, China’s natural gas industry, and DPRK’s offshore oil exploration. Dr Paik is a senior research fellow at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies and is also an associate fellow, Energy, Environment and Development Programme, Chatham House. He is the author of Gas and Oil in Northeast Asia: Policies, Projects and Prospects (London: Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1995), and co-author/supervisor of China Natural Gas Report (China OGP, Xinhua News Agency & RIIA, 1998). The study on China’s gas expansion was done in 2004 and the edited version was published by Chatham House in 2005. Dr Paik has contributed well over 35 papers to Energy Policy, Journal of Energy and Development, Geopolitics of Energy, The Pacific Review, Energy Exploration & Exploitation, Oil & Gas Journal, Petroleum Economist, Pipeline and Gas Technology, FT Asia Gas Report, China Daily Business Weekly, China Brief, The World Today, RIIA Briefing papers, and Asia-Pacific Review. He served as advisor to Sin-Russian Oil and Gas Cooepration Committee, CNPC during March 1998-Decmber 1999 and advisor to Chairman of the Government, Sakha Republic during November 2000-November 2002. He also served as consultant for the establishment of UNDP GTI’s Energy Board and the Energy Expert Council during the first half of 2006.

FRACKING.. A DEBATE AMOUNG PROFESSIONALS LIVE FROM CLEVLAND OHIO, COVERED BY KIRP AFFILIATE JASON MOORE. Michael Chadsey of Energy in Depth Ohio and Jack Shaner of Ohio Environmental Council discuss both sides of the debate over fracking, or natural gas drilling, in Ohio. Moderated by Dan Moulthrop of the Civic Commons

It's hard to imagine Texas without the petroleum industry, and it's equally as difficult to picture Texas without a state-of-the art transportation system. In theory, the two work together, the highways allowing access to petroleum exploration and exploitation, which in turn brings money to Texas for more roads. Only that's not quite how it works in practice. In fact, the energy sector of the Texas economy, which now includes wind energy, is growing so quickly that the highway system is having trouble keeping up with repairs, let alone improvements and expansion. That reality prompted TxDOT's executive director, Phil Wilson, to take the lead in forming the Task Force on Texas' Energy Sector Roadway Needs in March of this year, with the stated goals of bringing together state agencies, local governments and the energy industry to improve not only the conditions of the roadways impacted by the energy sector, but the safety and longevity of those roads as well. For more information on the task force and its mission, log on to www.roadsfortexasenergy.com.

An internet company in Manchester is taking the concept of staff efficiency to new levels by using energy created through team exercise to power its data centres. UKFast's R&D team has worked tirelessly to develop a method of harnessing employees' energy created during exercise to power the environmentally friendly company's day-to-day functions. The scientific development has seen UKFast employees answering calls while weight lifting and conducting meetings on trampolines while hi-tech battery packs convert their energy into electrical power.

I've decided to change the focus of the Roderic Deane Show to discuss current, important topics. I'll use forward-looking topics for Grizzly Coalition Reports, coming soon as a podcast only. On today's, we're going to examine the myth of energy usage and available energy resourses in this country. Barack Obama has flat-out lied about our energy resources and we need to set the record straight!