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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 16, 2024 22:38

In a recent interview, David Blackmon spoke with Juan Arteaga, a senior analyst at Enverus Intelligence Research, about a pivotal report on future demand for generation capacity in the U.S. power grids. Arteaga discussed the discrepancy between Enverus's forecast and Ercot's projections, revealing that their analysis predicts a more modest increase in peak load demand compared to Ercot. Arteaga explained that their approach involves detailed modeling of various load drivers, including behind-the-meter solar and data centers, to provide a more accurate and transparent forecast.The conversation also touched on the implications for Texas's energy mix, highlighting a continued reliance on solar, batteries, and natural gas to meet future demand. Arteaga emphasized that their machine learning models forecast significant growth in solar and battery capacity but acknowledge that natural gas will still play a crucial role due to its reliability and dispatchability. The interview concluded with a discussion on the importance of these insights for policymakers and the potential for future engagement to ensure accurate planning and decision-making in the energy sector.Highlights of the Podcast00:16 – Juan Arteaga's Background01:01 – Overview of the Report05:15 – Ercot's Demand Forecast vs. Enverus Analysis08:47 – Explanation of Behind-the-Meter Solar10:53 – Data Centers and Power Generation13:30 – Future Energy Mix for Ercot14:10 – Machine Learning Model for Project Viability17:17 – Importance of the Report for Policymakers21:41 – Closing Remarks

Morning Energy Live with Manuj Nikhanj, Energy's Next Frontier

Morning Energy Live

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 15, 2024 27:47

Manuj Nikhanj, the freshly appointed CEO of Enverus, delves into the future of traditional energy sectors. What are the expectations for oil and gas demand? What pressing issues are North American operators facing? As we explore power demand growth, data center investment opportunities and the impacts of AI, you might find yourself asking: What's next for our industry, and where are the investable opportunities in this evolving energy landscape?

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Strait Hormuz Tensions

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 13, 2024 14:05

In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup, the host, Stuart Turley, President and CEO of the Sandstone Group, provides an update on global energy news, discussing key topics such as the increased reliance on coal, India's call to abolish windfall taxes on petroleum products, the U.S. oil M&A spree, OPEC's reduced oil demand forecast due to China's economic struggles, concerns about the safety of a Ukrainian nuclear power plant under Russian control, and the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz amid regional tensions. He emphasizes the complex dynamics of the energy market and its impact on global economies.Highlights of the Podcast00:00 - Intro01:32 - We're Burning More Climate-Warming Coal Than Ever. Why?03:56 - India's Oil Ministry Wants Windfall Tax on Petroleum Products Abolished05:34 - U.S. Oil M&A Spree Set to Surpass Last Year's Size07:22 - OPEC Cuts Oil Demand Growth Estimates as China's Economy Struggles09:03 - No sign of elevated radiation at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant despite fire10:32 - Why the Strait of Hormuz Is a Focus of Worry Again13:3 - OutroPlease see the links below or articles that we discuss in the podcast. We're Burning More Climate-Warming Coal Than Ever. Why?August 12, 2024 Stu TurleyThere's little doubt that avoiding the most dire effects of climate change requires phasing out power stations that burn coal, the biggest source of carbon dioxide emissions. Yet the opposite is happening. Even as temperatures […]India's Oil Ministry Wants Windfall Tax on Petroleum Products AbolishedAugust 12, 2024 Mariel AlumitThe Indian Oil Ministry has asked the country's Finance Ministry to consider scrapping the windfall tax on petroleum products due to falling crude oil prices, India's broadcaster ET Now reported exclusively on Monday, quoting sources. The oil […]U.S. Oil M&A Spree Set to Surpass Last Year's SizeAugust 12, 2024 Mariel AlumitLast year, U.S. oil and gas companies announced several massive deals. Enverus said in its latest report on M&A activity that the second quarter saw $30.2 billion worth of deals announced in the second quarter […]OPEC Cuts Oil Demand Growth Estimates as China's Economy StrugglesAugust 12, 2024 Mariel AlumitOPEC cuts its 2024 oil demand growth forecast by 135,000 bpd due to weaker Chinese demand. The cartel also lowered its 2025 oil demand growth estimate. OPEC acknowledges uncertainties in the global economy, impacting oil […]No sign of elevated radiation at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant despite fireAugust 12, 2024 Mariel Alumit Moscow and Kyiv accused each other of starting a fire on the grounds of Europe's largest and now Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine on Sunday (11 August), with both sides reporting no […]Why the Strait of Hormuz Is a Focus of Worry AgainAugust 12, 2024 Stu TurleyThe Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway at the mouth of the Persian Gulf, is rarely far from the center of global tensions. A major shipping route that handles almost 30% of the world's oil trade, […]Follow Stuart On LinkedIn and TwitterFollow Michael On LinkedIn and TwitterENB Top NewsEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB SubstackENB Trading DeskOil & Gas Investing In 2024– Get in Contact With The Show –

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The Geography of Oil

Decouple

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 3, 2024 69:53

Jimmy Fortuna of Enverus takes me on a world tour of oil production by region illuminating the unique geopolitical, technological and political challenges to accessing our most important form of energy.

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Nuclear in the Age of Growing Power Demand

Morning Energy Live

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 11, 2024 34:34

As global power needs surge, nuclear energy is trying to reclaim its role as a cornerstone of base load power generation. Explore how advancements in nuclear technology and regulatory frameworks are revitalizing this established energy source. Gain valuable perspectives from industry expert Jimmy Fortuna, Chief Product Officer at Enverus, on the pivotal role of nuclear energy in meeting future energy demands while addressing environmental concerns.

AI-Intensive Data Centers -- How Much Will Natural Gas Contribute as Energy Consumption Grows?

NGI's Hub & Flow

Play Episode Listen Later May 20, 2024 24:10

In this episode of NGI's Hub and Flow, NGI's Carolyn Davis, managing editor, is joined by Carson Kearl, the lead analyst for Enverus Intelligence Research about data centers and advanced energy technologies. Power generation for the energy-intensive centers is expected to grow across the Lower 48 by double-digits in the next few years, and Kearl shares recent Enverus research on the implications for the domestic natural gas market.

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#172: Dane Gregoris (Enverus) - Inventory Scarcity, Data Quality & How A.I. is Helping Decisions in the Energy Sector

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Play Episode Listen Later May 3, 2024 35:08

Greetings, & welcome back to the podcast. This episode we are joined by Dane Gregoris - Managing Director with Enverus Intelligence Research, a subsidiary of Enverus - an energy software provider with annual revenues of approximately $500 million. Mr. Gregoris joined Enverus in 2014. His previous work experience includes positions at GLJ Petroleum Consultants and Encana. Dane leads the Oil & Gas Research team, and oversees a group of technical and financial specialists using advanced analytics to provide actionable insights.In his role he advises both corporate and institutional clients on strategic investment decisions and is frequently quoted in major media outlets on North American energy topics. Dane graduated from Queen's University with a degree in geological engineering and is a CFA charter holder.Among other things we discussed inventory scarcity, data quality & how A.I. is helping decisions in the energy sector.Enjoy.Thank you to our sponsors.Without their support this episode would not be possible:Connate Water SolutionsGalatea Technologiesheadracingcanada.comSupport the Show.

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The Energy Question Episode 79 - Emily Head, Enverus

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 29, 2023 17:27

In Episode 79 of The Energy Question Podcast, David Blackmon interviews Emily Head, Senior Geology Associate on the Permian Asset Intelligence team at Enverus. Emily gives us all the details on a recent report titled "The Barnett Bonanza is Coming," a report issued recently by Enverus about the promise of the Barnett Shale becoming the next big target formation in the amazing Permian Basin. Enjoy.Link to press release: https://www.enverus.com/newsroom/the-barnett-bonanza-is-coming/Sponsorships are available or get your own corporate brand produced by Sandstone Media. David Blackmon LinkedInDB Energy Questions Energy Transition Absurdities SubstackThe Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationIrina Slav LinkedInArmando Cavanha LinkedIn ENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack

Air: B2B Marketing Lessons from Nike's Creation of the Air Jordan with Martha Aviles, VP of Marketing at Gigster

Remarkable Marketing

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 5, 2023 49:38

Fans of your brand are one step away from becoming advocates for your company. Help them cross that line by sweetening the deal.Because if you can get fans to talk about why they love doing business with you, it's the most effective way to do marketing; word of mouth is an extremely powerful tool proven to make sales. According to a Nielsen report, “92% of consumers around the world say they trust word-of-mouth or recommendations from friends and family, above all other forms of advertising.” And when you can offer a referral program for customers, it incentivizes their brand advocacy. Our guest today, VP of Marketing at Gigster, Martha Aviles, says that word of mouth marketing paired with a referral program leads to an almost 100% close rate. So in this episode, we're talking with Martha about what leveraging referral programs looks like, how to break rules to create exclusive and unique content, and why there is always inherent risk in creating something truly remarkable.About our guest, Martha AvilesMartha Aviles is VP of Marketing at Austin-based Gigster, a firm that accelerates the delivery of digital transformation applications giving companies the agility to thrive in a software-defined world. With 20+ years of high-tech marketing experience in SaaS, semiconductor, networking, and network security at start-ups, private, and public companies, she is a fierce marketing leader. Martha has a gift for building and growing high-performance marketing teams, corporate brands, and inspiring thought leadership. Her extensive experience includes lead generation, integrated marketing, product marketing, digital marketing, public relations, brand management, analyst relations, and crisis communications. In addition, she has successfully led through 20+ mergers and acquisitions, including managing several integration and acquisition exits. Prior to joining Gigster, she was VP of Marketing at Austin-based Talroo, and also held senior leadership roles in marketing at RigUp (now Workrise) and Enverus - both of which have reached Unicorn status in Austin. Martha is an MBA graduate from the University of Texas and holds a BBA from Texas A&M University. Connect with her on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/maviles/About GigsterGigster is a smart software development service that combines top developers, designers and product managers with artificial intelligence to build your project. Have your software reliably delivered at twice the speed, with end-to-end management and visibility.About AirAir is a sports drama based on the true story about Nike's deal with Michael Jordan to create Air Jordans, the line of sneakers that is super popular today. In 1984, Nike was about to shut down its failing basketball shoe division. So in a last ditch effort, Nike's basketball talent scout, Sonny Vaccaro, was sent to find a new spokesperson for Nike basketball sneakers. He advocated for the unlikely pick, rookie Michael Jordan, even though Jordan's preferred brands were Adidas and Converse, and he would have n been too expensive for their budget. Nevertheless, the deal came through with the stipulation that Jordan would get a cut of every Air Jordan sold, and the Air Jordan was born. In its first year, the sneakers far exceeded expected sales of $3 million, and brought in $162 million. The movie was directed by Ben Affleck and written by Alex Convery, and stars Damion Young as Michael Jordan, Viola Davis as his mother, Matt Damon as talent scout Sonny Vaccaro, and Ben Affleck as Nike co-founder and chief executive Phil Knight. It also stars Jason Bateman, Chris Messina, and Marlon Wayans, among others. It's the first movie from Ben Affleck and Matt Damon's new venture, a production company called Artist's Equity. It's an artist-led studio that will give creators a cut of the profit from projects. So Air was a conscious choice as their first film, as it reflected the ideal of giving a cut to the talent. What B2B Companies Can Learn From Air:It pays to do partner marketing. Leveraging partner marketing and offering incentives to your partners or brand advocates increases sales. Martha says, “There are some customers who will be advocates for you, and they're really, really happy with your services, and typically, birds of a feather flock together. If they recommend you, you give them a piece of the action. Things like that work. And those deals are typically almost a 100 percent close rate. It always pays exponentially.” Find customers who are willing to advocate for your brand and offer them a partner deal.Don't rest on your laurels. Keep giving it your all no matter how long you've been in the business. Nike failed to do this when pitching an endorsement deal to Steph Curry in 2013, mispronouncing Steph's name and leaving another athlete's name on the PowerPoint deck when presenting. Needless to say they lost the deal because of their sloppiness in what ESPN has called “the worst endorsement pitch ever.” So tune in to what's going on in your industry, experiment with new marketing techniques, and always always pay attention to the details.Break the rules. Don't follow trends or do what all the other B2B brands are doing because you think you'll be taken “seriously.” Instead, tune in to your brand values and create evergreen content. Martha says, “At the time, the NBA had a stipulation that the shoes had to be [mostly] white…Nike paid all of the fines for Michael Jordan to wear these red and black Jordans, which is how they launched. Before, Converse and Adidas were the shoe to wear and Nike's were like your dad's shoe, nobody wanted to wear those. But they brought in that cool factor…And then everybody wanted the shoe and they built the demand.” Be bold enough to break the rules and create demand for your unique content.Quotes*”There's so many times where we have to innovate or we have to figure something out when your back's up against the wall, but [Nike] knew they didn't really have anything to lose. That's how they were approaching it, because they were shutting down this division. It was either like, ‘We're not going to have basketball shoes,' or ‘We're going to get Michael Jordan,' you know? And they made the right bet, but it was a big bet.” - Martha Aviles“If you're telling any type of marketing story, being able to start at the beginning with that uncertainty, with painting the picture in the audience's mind that this might not work, that this crazy thing might not happen…getting into the person's headspace of where they were in that moment, how they felt in that moment, is so important to the story.” - Ian FaisonTime Stamps[0:55] Introducing VP of Marketing at Gigster, Martha Aviles[1:45] Why are we talking about Air?[2:49] Learn about Martha's role at Gigster[3:58] Tell me more about the movie Air[16:20] What marketing takeaways can we glean from Air?[23:34] Learn about running customer referral programs[31:31] What was Martha's content strategy at Talroo?[32:15] How does Martha view the ROI of content?[33:57] What are exciting projects Martha is working on at Gigster?[41:22] Exploring Lionel Messi's deal with the MLS and Apple+ as a modern day example of athlete dealsLinksWatch AirConnect with Martha on LinkedInLearn more about GigsterAbout Remarkable!Remarkable! is created by the team at Caspian Studios, the premier B2B Podcast-as-a-Service company. Caspian creates both non-fiction and fiction series for B2B companies. If you want a fiction series check out our new offering - The Business Thriller - Hollywood style storytelling for B2B. Learn more at CaspianStudios.com. In today's episode, you heard from Ian Faison (CEO of Caspian Studios) and Meredith Gooderham (Senior Producer). Remarkable was produced this week by Jess Avellino, mixed by Scott Goodrich, and our theme song is “Solomon” by FALAK. Create something remarkable. Rise above the noise.

S4 Episode 23 - Breaking the Latina Glass Ceiling with Martha Aviles

Outstanding Women Leaders

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 5, 2023 31:02

The daughter of immigrants from Nicaragua, her Dad saw the value of her studying math and science and encouraged Martha to study both subjects – and as a result she went on to earn her MBA and jumped into the tech world. Because of her Dad's encouragement to know no boundaries, she now has 20+ years of B2B marketing experience in SaaS, semiconductor, networking, and network security at start-ups, private, and public companies. As a top executive, she has successfully led through 20+ mergers and acquisitions, including managing several integration and acquisition exits. Prior to joining her present position, Martha held senior leadership roles in marketing at RigUp (now Workrise) and Enverus - both companies have reached Unicorn status. Martha's leadership style is characterized by a hands-on, "roll up your sleeves" approach, aimed at cultivating a culture of passionate employees who harness their growth mindset to achieve both personal and professional success. She thrives in environments where she can build and lead high-performing teams, partnering with cross-functional units to make a measurable impact on the business. But Martha's story isn't just about business acumen. She's a passionate advocate for diversity, trust, and creating workplaces with a high degree of psychological safety. Her passion projects extend beyond the boardroom, where she speaks on podcasts and at events like SXSW, sharing insights on marketing, women in leadership, and her experiences as a first-generation American. Outside of her professional pursuits, Martha enjoys the simple pleasures of life, whether it's tending to her garden, embarking on hiking adventures with her two adorable pups, or exploring new experiences in her local community. Her love for travel has taken her to 26 countries, with a goal to reach 40 before 40. Join us in this enlightening conversation with Martha Aviles, where we delve into her remarkable career journey, her perspectives on marketing leadership, and her commitment to creating thriving and inclusive work environments. Connect with Martha

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The Energy Question Episode 56 Andrew Dittmar, Director at Enverus

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 9, 2023 36:58

The Energy Question Episode 56 Andrew Dittmar, Director at EnverusEnjoy. Thank you to USOGA for Sponsoring the Energy Question! Highlights of the Podcast 00:00 - Intro 00:54 - Andrew, just remind our viewers what your role is and Enverus and Talk about your background a little bit 02:12 - Talk about what happened in the Second Quarter here in the upstream sector 03:40 - What are the factors beyond that? Is it just the attractiveness of the assets or is there more at play there? 06:28 - I just wonder, is that kind of business model with these large independents? has that played itself out or do we should we still think of them as potential takeover targets in the future? 09:24 - Chevron had a big preexisting position and has always been one of the big players up there in the DJ Basin. But are those really Tier One drilling opportunities up there in Colorado? 10:51 - Could we see the Permian assets suddenly start being discounted due to federal regulatory risk that hasn't been the case in the past? If the Biden administration keeps moving in that direction. 15:30 - Civitas just, you know, moves into the Permian Basin now, talk about the two acquisitions they did 17:39 - As technology improves, fracking techniques improve. You can turn tier two drilling locations into Tier one recoveries, right? 20:03 - The existence of half a dozen big shale formations that companies can explore as time goes along so that's a big factor in why these Permian assets are so sought after, right? 22:46 - Does it play a big, big role, though, in determining whether or not the company is going to ultimately move forward with an attempt to buy out another company in these deals? 23:48 - Permian being somewhat constrained from takeaway capacity, particularly related to Natural Gas and I guess liquids, too. is it no longer a significant concern out there? 25:23 - Is Enverus anticipating continued rig count declines for the rest of the year? 25:49 - Thoughts of Andrew on Exxon Mobil's acquisition of Denbury 29:49 - If Enverus and you think that the industry is going to be able to maintain access to the capital needed to continue executing these kinds of deals going forward, to continue consolidating the U.S. shale space 33:05 - Talks about Eastern Eagle Ford 34:24 - What's your forecast for the rest of the year on M&A? 35:57 - OutroSponsorships are available or get your own corporate brand produced by Sandstone Media. David Blackmon LinkedInDB Energy Questions Energy Transition Absurdities SubstackThe Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationIrina Slav LinkedInArmando Cavanha LinkedIn ENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack

Andrew Dittmar, Director, Enverus & Phillip Dunning, Director of Product Management for Minerals, Enverus

Energy Council Investor Series Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 8, 2023 45:24

Andrew Dittmar, Director, and Phillip Dunning, Director of Product Management at Enverus, bring their expertise to the Investor Series Podcast, discussing their insightful projections for Oil & Gas / commodity prices in 2023. Within this episode, they share their views around what will be the key drivers behind deal activity in 2023 and how companies that are essentially shale players grow moving forward. They also expand on who and what is driving investment in the minerals sector, the potential for M&A activity in minerals and royalties space to expand given the highly fragmented nature of mineral and royalty ownership, and the ability of public mineral owners to maintain their attractiveness as yield investments.

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ENB #119 Jon Grimmer, President of Verde CO2, and we cover Carbon Credits, Regulations and the path to Net Zero.

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 16, 2023 32:32

This is an outstandingly fun podcast with Jon Grimmer of Verde CO2; he is a true industry thought leader. Whether you believe in (or not) carbon capture, net zero, or climate change, you need to plan on CO2 capture to get federal and private funding.Connect with Jon on his LinkedIn HERE.Verde is leading Carbon Capture Utilization & Storage (CCUS) projects throughout the United States and offers real-world solutions to help meet our carbon reduction goals. Follow us on LinkedIn to see what we're doing and learn more about CCS. https://www.linkedin.com/company/verde-co2.Learn about Verde CO2 HERE:Highlights of the Podcast00:00 - Intro01:21 - Tell us about your experience in the Oil and Gas space02:48 -talk about Verde in your projects04:42 - Texas General Land Office05:31 - How do you capture that coal and then get it to storage?06:30 - How clean is your solutions and what you designed to get the emissions on that?07:06 - Is this the same process for a natural gas plant?08:13 - Talks about Project Management Fees in the Business11:23 - How do you guys go get new business?12:03 - Carbon Credits16:00 - Regulations19:13 - How can you do Business in the Northeast?20:52 - Talks About Pipelines23:38 - Talk about Storage24:56 - Are you using Combo Curve or Enverus in CO2 Sequestration?27:43 - How do people get a hold of you and how do people get a hold of Verde and what do you see coming around the corner31:39 - The EIA last year said the biggest reason that we have reduced our carbon footprint in the United States was due to closing down coal and going to natural gas.32:53 - Refineries Downstream, Can you work with downstream on some of this stuff?34:20 - Outro

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The Energy Question Episode 44 Andrew Dittmar Enverus

Play Episode Listen Later May 24, 2023 28:55

In Episode 44 of The Energy Question, David Blackmon engages in a somewhat prescient discussion about upstream mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity during the first quarter of the year with Andrew Dittmar, Director at Enverus. Andrew talks about the business, policy and market factors impacting the M&A space during 2023, and ends up identifying Chevron as one of the big potential buyers just weeks before Chevron announced its $7.6 billion buyout of PDC Energy on May 22. Run of Show:0:00 - Intro01:36 - Discussion about Q1 2023 M&A activity, and its focus on Eagle Ford Shale assets07:53 - Factors impacting deal making in other basins, and the potential for deals involving buyouts of small-to-midsize upstream companies during the rest of the year14:48 - Why ExxonMobil and Chevron are notable potential buyers19:19 - How takeaway capacity in Appalachia are impacting dealmaking23:33 - Which larger independents are potential takeover targets?25:51 - Outlook for the rest of the year and beyond28:28 - EndEnverus Home Page: www.Enverus.comYou can find The Energy Question With David Blackmon podcast at Spotify, Spreaker, Apple Podcasts and other regular podcasting platforms.Sponsorships are available or get your own corporate brand produced by Sandstone Media. David Blackmon LinkedInDB Energy Questions Energy Transition Absurdities SubstackThe Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationIrina Slav LinkedInArmando Cavanha LinkedIn ENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack

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163 | Battery Business | PowerGen '23 (Live)

Energy Cast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 27, 2023 46:23

We discuss different financial models for energy storage and how they vary by region, with Juan Arteaga (Enverus), Mark Scherluebbe (EY Parthenon), and Andrew Chen (CIT Group). Recorded at the PowerGen International show in Orlando. For PPTs, pictures and more info, visit http://www.energy-cast.com/163-pg23.html

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The Energy Question With David Blackmon, Episode 25: Armand Paradis, CEO at ComboCurve

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 8, 2023 22:48

In Episode 26 of The Energy Question, David Blackmon interviews Armand Paradis, the founder, and CEO of energy technology and intelligence firm ComboCurve.In just 3 years since its founding, ComboCurve has grown to over 170 employees serving over 250 companies. The company's goal is to every energy professional's life easier and more transparent by using and refining data from a broad variety of sources into forecasting tools that enable them to identify and deal with risks before they happen. Armand is a brilliant and very entertaining guest who brings a wealth of real information to the table. Enjoy.The Energy Question Episode 22 - Armand Pradis David Blackman [00:00:03] And. And hey, welcome to the energy question with David Blackman. I'm your host, David Blackman. And my very special guest today is Armand Paradise, the CEO and founder of Combo Curve, an energy analytics, that analytics firm based in Houston, correct? Armand Pradis [00:00:26] Yes, sir. David Blackman [00:00:27] Yeah. Well, thank you so much for doing the show. I really appreciate it. Before we get started with the Q&A about your business, just tell me a little bit about your background and how you came to, you know, have the idea of creating this company. Armand Pradis [00:00:45] Absolutely. So, David, thank you so much for having me and I really appreciate your time. So, yeah, all my career has been in the energy industry. All my education has been in the energy industry as well. So, um, I graduated from the University of Louisiana and then I started to work for a small operator for five years or so and, and I learned all aspects of running an oil company from studying all the logs and the subsurface and the reservoir and, well, data and all the way to go into the field during the operations and working with the rec hands and the designing drilling and workover programs. Armand Pradis [00:01:27] So, um, so I did that for roughly five years and, and then I decided to move to Houston and basically working for larger operators and learning how they run in their business. And I started to work for Statoil back then or Equinor right now. This is 2014. David Blackman [00:01:49] Yeah. Armand Pradis [00:01:50] So, um, so, and, and then, so I started to work for and Marcellus and Utica. So then we had roughly 3000 wells and operated and non-operated and, and in what I realize is the sheer amount of capital that we are spending every day on the, on the lot of non-op wells and a lot of operated wells. And, and this was happening during the like. This was the only shale boom. So every operators were spending money like crazy just keep drilling. Armand Pradis [00:02:23] And what I realize is like we are spending capital but we don't have enough analysis behind it in a lot of cases. And the back then was very justifiable because the operators were learning they had access to a lot of capital and it was good times always roughly 100 and that's your gas was roughly around four bucks three or four bucks. Armand Pradis [00:02:50] So they were making money and even immediate cash. Well, wasn't it was able to pay for itself and make some additional return. And but what I saw was something that is not sustainable in the long run. And a lot of it was due to using a lot of outdated and archaic software. Armand Pradis [00:03:11] And so running an energy company is very complicated so you're making very big decisions every day, very expensive decisions, very CapEx, heavy decisions, and that you're dealing with and a lot of decisions that is not tangible. You drill and well 10,000 feet below the ground dealing with high-pressure environment depleted. Well, interference, fracking, you know, it just it was just complicated. Armand Pradis [00:03:42] So and that was when I saw those, uh, when I saw those, the way that we were making a lot of these capital decisions, it just gave me an idea that this process needs to be materially improved to make better decisions longer. So yeah, that was the whole idea. That's why the whole idea behind Comicon started back then. David Blackman [00:04:03] So tell me, tell me what the concept behind Combo Curve is for our readers, our readers, our viewers. Sorry, I'm used to writing stuff. You know, just tell us what the basic concept behind combo curve is. Armand Pradis [00:04:19] Combo Curve. So any company, any companies involved in the energy space, they need to figure out how much reserves they have, how much production to have. So an oil company makes oil and gas and they sell oil and gas and that's how they make money, obviously. So. Armand Pradis [00:04:37] So to predict how much oil and gas they're going to produce next month, next year, next year's next 50 years, and figuring out the cash flow associated with those volumes, you need to do forecasting and economics. So production forecasting and economics. Armand Pradis [00:04:57] So that's what Comcast sells at its core. And but it requires a lot of bells and whistles around the to have a comprehensive solution. So so that's what Combo Curve allows you to do, basically forecasting your oil and gas production and performing detailed economics. And recently we advance to GSI or carbon forecasting as well. Just another way of forecasting and make that integrated with the rest of the forecasting to make a more comprehensive asset valuation. David Blackman [00:05:31] Yeah. And this is becoming, you know, as, as you say, the the industry itself, as time moves ahead in not just the industry itself, but the whole environment around it with regulations and ESG and energy transition and, you know, all these other considerations, everything is becoming increasingly complex, really almost every day. Every day. David Blackman [00:05:57] And when you're running these companies, it becomes so critical, even more important, right, to have up-to-date data, up to up to date analytical tools to to to use that data properly. Right. I mean, I you know, I was just talking with a fellow I knew way back in the 1990 who told me an anecdote about Exxon Mobil down in South Texas. David Blackman [00:06:25] Another company had drilled a very prolific natural gas well on acreage adjacent to their acreage. And six months went by before Exxon even knew that well had been drilling completed. And the company estimated that that lack of knowledge about that cost them almost a quarter of $1,000,000,000 before they realized what was happening right next door. And so it's stories like that. I mean, that's a that's a real outlier kind of story. But, you know, it's there's a thousand anecdotes like that in the oil patch. Armand Pradis [00:07:02] Absolutely. And, you know, again, every day we're drilling a sheer number of wells and very expensive wells, and the amount of data only increases exponentially. And however, a lot of software that we're using to make a lot of financial decisions, it was designed 30, 40 years ago. Right. And they cannot even handle that amount of data. And they are not designed for that detailed analysis. Armand Pradis [00:07:28] So it just tells you that technology vividly lacks. And like from when I opened up some of those offers and the first day and I figured, man, I might traveling back in time. So this just doesn't make sense. And I guess it was it was that big of a shock to me that why are we even using this? It just is so difficult. David Blackman [00:07:52] Yeah,. Armand Pradis [00:07:52] So, so combo stone. And into this day and age, this is not appropriate to keep using these tools. So especially when you're making multimillion-dollar, multibillion-dollar decisions and you need to have access to best and top technology to make those decisions. Armand Pradis [00:08:09] So yeah, I'm 100% and I'm not surprised and this is not a lot of those anecdotes exist every day because of the lack of technology. The technologies are very behind and is very hard evidence. There's plenty of room to build in the energy space. David Blackman [00:08:28] Yeah. And your company has grown pretty rapidly, right? I didn't. I read that you have 170 employees now. Is that is that the number I saw? [00:08:37] 150 getting we have roughly we have roughly ten or 15 positions open, so we are not too far from under 70. So so yeah, we are officially the fastest growing energy technology company in the world. And there we grew to 250, 450 personnel in just two years and have just released in our product and we released that in May 2020 during the height of the COVID. Armand Pradis [00:09:04] So and then of yeah, it was the craziest time to release any product and the negative oil prices and everything. David Blackman [00:09:13] Yeah. Armand Pradis [00:09:15] Yeah it was tough times but in the course of a. One-half years brought roughly 300 companies using our products. And if some companies from one match up to two companies like Exxon level, so very large. Operator. Armand Pradis [00:09:30] So we have the full spectrum and, and all types of clients within the energy space and the subsectors like from banks or banks, auditors and operators, mental shops and consultants and all using complex. David Blackman [00:09:48] That's amazing. You also have this data integration tool that I'm very interested in learning about. Combo sync. Armand Pradis [00:09:55] Yeah,. David Blackman [00:09:56] That and you're able to build connections into companies like Enverus and IHS and Mongo and Oracle to also integrate data from those platforms into your tool. How does that tell me how that works? Do you have to I mean, I assume you have to have license contracts with all these other companies to be able to do that, right? Armand Pradis [00:10:20] So when we when we build combo curve, so you started to figured we all need data to run the analysis. So we give the capability of uploading electricity as the upload and. And then we soon realized we need to be able to make that data pipeline more automated. So being able to connect companies data and pull data. Armand Pradis [00:10:43] And so we build the rest API layer, they call us. So it just enables interacting with Combo Curve through the backend side of the platform. So we build that layer and then and then we realized soon after the maturity of the companies, they have trouble managing that data and then building those connections and that and the figure two, To enable this data transfer, we need to have a data team in-house. Armand Pradis [00:11:11] So we put a data team together, we put a team of roughly 25 people together. We brought the top experts. So we spent almost a year and a half building a lot of data connections so we can pull data from your internal databases and then bring it in to Combo Curve and run the analysis and send the analysis back to your database. Armand Pradis [00:11:34] So so yeah, it was a very, very comprehensive big project and we're constantly improving it, constantly adding more and more data connections. But it's pretty cool. You know, we had cases that we made a connection happens live and like in 10 minutes. So we were able to send and receive data, which is, which is pretty cool. Like those types of connections before Complicated Thing was taken like months to build sometimes. David Blackman [00:12:01] Oh my gosh. Armand Pradis [00:12:02] Yeah. So we made that process a lot more automated. David Blackman [00:12:06] And this is something obviously that was not even would not have been even possible to do even a decade ago. Right. Armand Pradis [00:12:15] Yes. David Blackman [00:12:16] With the yeah. With the amount of data and upload and download speeds, you would have to have to accomplish all this. The advanced technology is really been pretty amazing in this century. Armand Pradis [00:12:29] Yep. I mean, the advancement in data technologies is just mind-boggling. And, and, and the thing is, like a lot of internal companies, teams, they can literally catch up because. David Blackman [00:12:43] Right. Armand Pradis [00:12:44] It was in super fast so. So that's why we see a lot of companies run into data management issues, you know, So it's not an easy problem to solve and it's not going to be easy. Problem solved is only going to get more and more complicated. David Blackman [00:12:59] Right. So so in with the pace that everything's advancing for a company like yours, that means you can never stand still. Right. You always have to be evolving your own product offering, right? Armand Pradis [00:13:12] Absolutely. Like, you know, two years ago, we had 20 developers. Right now we have 75 developers. So and we have to constantly maintain our product, constantly adding features and capabilities again and making oil. You know, it gets easier. So you always dealing with, you know, it easier. Armand Pradis [00:13:33] So you dealing with a lot more infill drilling and you industry lost more than 50% of its personnel. There are not that many new students going to petroleum measures. And it means the only way they can keep to keep growing your production at the same pace or keep in a flat, you need to have access to the top technologies, you know,. Armand Pradis [00:13:55] And then also meet new requirements from government around reporting a lot of them requires you to report actual measured data for measuring them. Is the amount of data that is going to be generated is going to go up exponentially because you have so many devices in the field that you need to capture data from. Armand Pradis [00:14:17] So it's just a lot of things are for the better, like it forces companies to be more advanced and then looking into their data a lot more carefully and to make better decisions. So yeah. David Blackman [00:14:31] Yeah. So that brings me to the combo carbon aspect of what you do this greenhouse gas emissions forecasting too. I know, I know. There are a wide range variety of sensors that companies are using now to try to monitor their emissions on each of their well sites and other facilities. And I assume that that combo of carbon enables them to integrate the data created by all of those into a single database, you know, to facilitate the analysis. Correct. Armand Pradis [00:15:09] Yep. So that is one of the offerings. And again, it will be done through complicated things similar to all the other data that we are capturing for running production, and forecasting economics. We have to capture a lot of data related to emissions so companies can do their emission forecasting combo. So. David Blackman [00:15:26] Right. Armand Pradis [00:15:27] So similar to reserve forecasting, we have to do our carbon forecasting, meaning how much emission I have now and how much emission I'm going to have a year from now, two years from now, ten years from now. So, so, so a lot of promises that the companies make to their investors in terms of reducing their emissions and getting to net zero. You have to substantiate those goals with some real analysis. Armand Pradis [00:15:56] So what Combo Curve allows you to do combo carbon allows you to do is take taking all the data from so many disparate data sources into one nice, clean, unified place integrated with the rest of your data. For example, your production forecasting, the day type curve, a schedule and planning and economic data so you can make more comprehensive decisions. And so and you can substantiate those promises better. Armand Pradis [00:16:24] So you can run so many scenarios of carbon reduction, the bottoms up. We can build a mockup of your facility diagrams and the network models of your field, and then you can model things like if I change these separated from this type to this type, how is it going to impact my emission from my field. Armand Pradis [00:16:48] Or if I if I go ahead and instead of flaring gas at these locations and instead of that just capture that methane and just sell it? How's it going to impact my emissions in five years down the road? And how and what's the economic impact? Armand Pradis [00:17:05] And a lot of those cases, the economic impact can be very positive. But complicated is the only tool that integrates the emission forecasting with the economics. And so you can really figure out those scenarios of the it gives you positive economic return and at the same time reducing your emission. David Blackman [00:17:25] So you talked about the challenges that the industry serving with, you know, sourcing talent these days, kids not majoring in petroleum engineering. Couple questions along that lines. Your company is probably seeing the same challenges. David Blackman [00:17:42] I mean, you have to have. Scientists, you know, I mean, engineers and geoscientists on your staff too, right. So I assume you're having seeing the same kinds of challenging challenges that the industry is seeing. Armand Pradis [00:17:59] Yeah. I mean, the good thing is we hard at a time that nobody were hiring, so we hired in 2020, 20, 21, 2022, and we hired we have staffed up our personnel, you know, for for at least a year. So this year we're not going to have a ton of hiring left. Armand Pradis [00:18:17] But and our strategy was we were looking because, you know, we were so pro technology and so and so caring about about the industry. So a lot of people we joined us. They came they came from the industry, their parents that were in the industry. Armand Pradis [00:18:36] And they took a lot of pride in making the industry better. So so yeah, so for us, honestly, it wasn't a challenge to get talent even from outside the industry wasn't, it wasn't a challenge because our goal is to make energy industry more efficient. Armand Pradis [00:18:54] So and, and efficiency means and cleaner productions and, and, and more economic like you're not going to make bad decisions. And bad decision means it means basically, literally that translate to more emission longer and less cleaner fuel for the for the industry in total. So a lot of people who cared about these things joined us to just to help the industry to make better decisions and that produce cheaper and cleaner energy. David Blackman [00:19:31] So our discussion today, what wait, first second, the second question I had related to workforce. When you see this generation of college students avoiding petroleum engineering, avoiding these oil and gas-specific professions, do you look at that as kind of a missed opportunity for those folks? I mean, I when I look at the landscape facing us, I see the oil and gas industry being around for quite some time in a pretty healthy state, don't you? Armand Pradis [00:20:08] Absolutely. Yep. David Blackman [00:20:10] Yeah. And so it just feels like a missed opportunity to me for these kids. Armand Pradis [00:20:15] Yeah, I mean, definitely. I mean, but, but and this is, this is the problem, in my opinion. Um, we have a part in it too, as industries. So yeah, strictly energy companies weren't able to plan very well because of the same issues that I mentioned,. Armand Pradis [00:20:33] Like at the time that oil price was high. Getting super excited. Let's go hire a ton of people that go drill a ton of wells. Right. And then, and then the moment the oil price drops by $20 and $10 and let's go fire 30% of the personnel. So there's just overall. David Blackman [00:20:50] Exactly. Armand Pradis [00:20:51] Not a lot of great planning and that the bad image. You know so and and and so that's one of the key factors. The other factor is like overall, we haven't done a good job of marketing ourselves very well. Like, oh my God, a lot of a lot of oil and gas companies do a lot of great initiatives around being just conserving the planet and doing a lot of great things and emission reductions and making sure we're producing cleaner fuel. Armand Pradis [00:21:23] Oil and gas in the US is is one of the cleanest oil and gas in the world. So like you mentioned, we need oil and gas for the foreseeable future is a transition or let's say is expansion in some cases. Armand Pradis [00:21:37] So, um, we haven't done a good job of marketing ourselves. We stayed quiet for quite a long time and we still stay quiet. And there is a massive propaganda against oil and gas industry as well. So all these things combined, it means less and less people are willing to go to petroleum majors, which I honestly and if you if you think about is isn't to me is not a crazy problem because at the end of the day, we can train a lot of engineers to learn how to work in the energy space back in 2000 nineties and a lot of those we had roughly the same issues, but at that time it was because of low commodity environment. It wasn't because of the all these propaganda was against oil and gas. Armand Pradis [00:22:26] So back then a lot of chemical partners, chemical engineering department and petrol engine department was in one departmfewerent or mining or they were under mining department. So and so the point is, at the end when you graduate from the school in majority of the engineering major with like six months training, you can be a reservoir engineer, drilling engineer. Armand Pradis [00:22:48] Fundamentally, we don't have tremendous amount of difference. And in the schools that teach you a lot of theory anyway, the majority of it, honestly, you don't even use the day to day stuff anyway. So. So that's why to me, it's not a massive, massive problem, but it's a bigger problem is less tendency to work for oil companies. So yeah, again, oil companies have a solution for it. They offer big salaries. David Blackman [00:23:16] They do, Yes. Armand Pradis [00:23:18] So yeah, long run. Long run and long run. I'm it is a challenge, but there are some solutions that can mitigate it. Yeah. David Blackman [00:23:28] Yeah. You hit on my pet peeve about the industry not doing a good job of marketing itself and, and really telling the good stories that it has to tell. Right. Yeah. It's just so frustrating to me. You see all these great things that they do and you want to, you want to see them brag about it a little bit and. Armand Pradis [00:23:47] Yeah. David Blackman [00:23:47] And then I see last night or night before last, the newest ad that API is running. And honestly, I didn't even know what it was they were advertising. They're spending like $80 million on that campaign. It's just crazy to me. But, you know,. Armand Pradis [00:24:03] I wanted of us. David Blackman [00:24:04] Yeah, yeah. And the other point you made about companies, the boom and bust cycle and the layoffs and the hirings and the layoffs and the hirings that just disenchanted so many people with, you know, going back to work in the industry when the time comes. And anyway, anyway. Armand Pradis [00:24:24] And honestly, David, a lot of those can be mitigated with better planning, you know, so. David Blackman [00:24:28] Right. Armand Pradis [00:24:29] And doing more comprehensive analysis, you know, so running more of a probabilistic analysis, running around in ten, 15, 20, 30, 100 scenarios instead of just one deterministic scenario and plan based on that. You know,. Armand Pradis [00:24:42] So that is to me the core problem. You know, we don't do a great amount of planning and we making rash decisions and just go hire a bunch of people because oil prices high right six months down the road drops $20 less by 30%. You know, so we have to minimize those decisions. David Blackman [00:25:03] And that's that's what I see companies like you're the service or the tools that you're offered. And the things you're doing with this data is what I see really helping to smooth out the boom and bust cycles because it just makes it easier to do that advanced planning that really in the past, management teams not only didn't focus on it, but they really didn't have a firm ability to do it even if they wanted to. Right. In certain circumstances. So. Armand Pradis [00:25:35] Absolutely. Yeah. David Blackman [00:25:37] Yeah. Well, listen, man, we are running up against time. These things go so fast. It always feels like we just touch the surface. But I'd like to touch base with you again sometime down the road here, where, you know, at a key point in time for your company. That's okay. Armand Pradis [00:25:54] Absolutely. Definitely. David, thank you. Thank you so much for having me on your show. So it was definitely great conversations and definitely looking forward to our future conversations. David Blackman [00:26:05] Absolutely. Well, thank you so much. It's been great meeting you and we'll talk to you again soon. And thanks to everybody for joining us for this episode of The Energy Question. I'm David Blackmon. And that's all for now. Follow Armand Paradis on LinkedinSponsorships are available or get your own corporate brand produced by Sandstone Media. David Blackmon LinkedInDB Energy Questions The Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationDavid Blackmon LinkedInIrina Slav LinkedInArmando Cavanha LinkedIn ENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack

ENB #104 John Gutentag, Enverus, - We have a indepth conversation of new EPA regulations and it's impact on oil and gas.

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 17, 2023 29:52

John and I have a great talk about the new reports from Enverus on the "Upstream Emissions Starting the Decent to Net Zero" and "Say Goodbye to Flaring Uncertainty." With both of these extensive reports, we had a lot to cover.Please follow John on his LinkedIn HERE.Entire transcript and video HEREJohn Gutentag [00:15:44] Yeah. Yeah. So ever since it peaked in 2019, I can't remember the exact month, but we've seen a very material drop. I believe via satellite; we saw a 67% drop. And then, when you look at the total U.S. reported to the EPA, flaring emissions are down 50% from 2019 to 2021. So that's huge. ..Sometimes the sales line for gas would take a long time, so they'd bring the wells online, get the oil production because that was hooked up, and then flare the gas flaring by design. Now, most operators always wait to have the sales line put in place before they bring a well online. They obtain redundant connections.Stuart Turley [00:17:24] When we talk also, I love the stories of the other Bitcoin miners and operators using stranded gas for power generation. I love that it turns the bitcoin mining into is, you know, ESG funding for bitcoin till bitcoin, I think, just totally wiped all that out. Follow Stuart On LinkedIn and TwitterFollow Michael On LinkedIn and TwitterENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack

Capital Intereconomía 11:00 a 12:00 08/02/2023

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 8, 2023 52:59

Capital privado; balance de 2022 y perspectivas para 2023. En los Desayunos de Capital visita nuestros estudios Oriol Pinya, presidente de SpainCap. South Summit presentó la semana pasada su nueva imagen corporativa, con la que comienza una nueva etapa remarcando su posición como punto de encuentro de la innovación y eje vertebrador del ecosistema emprendedor global. En Empresas con Identidad entrevistamos a Nacho Mateo, Vicepresidente de South Summit. Además Miguel Ángel Torrero, socio director de Rated Power, nos desvela los orígenes de esta compañía pionera en el diseño de plantas solares que ha sido adquirida por el coloso Enverus por 60 millones de euros .

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 8, 2023 20:16

Miguel Ángel Torrero, socio director de Rated Power, nos desvela los orígenes de esta compañía pionera en el diseño de plantas solares que ha sido adquirida por el coloso Enverus por 60 millones de euros

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Leverage Your Strengths as a Minority Woman Executive with Martha Aviles (159)

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 19, 2023 43:37

In today's episode high-tech marketer Martha Aviles shares her story to give other women, especially minorities, the encouragement to continue pushing forward in their careers - even when it seems impossibly hard. Our discussion dives deeper into: How to acknowledge your own self-worth as an employee and negotiate pay raises. She explains how she once asked her supervisor for a 30% pay raise – and got it. How to “operate scared” and to speak up and present your worth through facts and accomplishments. How she broke the glass ceiling as a Latina in technology to become a top executive in the hot Austin tech scene. How to be bold and not look back. Martha had to leave her dream job after being forced to lay off 70% of her staff due to the oil and gas industry tanking. What opportunities are available for women – especially minority women – in technology, and why she thinks more women don't take advantage of them. To learn more about the value of empathy and self-worth, and how to be fierce yet professional, tune in on your favorite listening app, on the website, or watch it on YouTube! About Martha Aviles Martha Aviles is VP of Marketing at Austin-based Talroo, the data-driven job and hiring event advertising platform that helps businesses reach the candidates they need to build their essential workforce. With 20 years of high-tech marketing experience in SaaS, semiconductor, networking, and network security at start-ups, private, and public companies, she is a fierce marketing leader. Martha has a gift for building and growing high-performance marketing teams, corporate brands, and inspiring thought leadership. Her extensive experience includes lead generation, integrated marketing, product marketing, digital marketing, public relations, brand management, analyst relations, and crisis communications. In addition, she has successfully led through 20+ mergers and acquisitions, including managing several integration and acquisition exits. Prior to joining Talroo, Martha held senior leadership roles in marketing at RigUp (now Workrise) and Enverus, both of which have reached Unicorn status in Austin. Martha is an MBA graduate from the University of Texas and holds a BBA from Texas A&M University. Connect with Martha https://www.linkedin.com/in/maviles/ maviles@talroo.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The Energy Question, Episode 19: Allen Gilmer, founder, former CEO and Chairman Emeritus of Enverus.

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 5, 2023 37:11

In Episode 19 of The Energy Question, David Blackmon interviews Allen Gilmer, one of the founders of Drilling Info, the company that is now Enverus. Allen is currently the Managing Partner of AHUEVO Films, where has produced a series of documentaries and theatrical movies over the last half-decade.After a brief review of the founding of Enverus and its development, David uses the rest of this episode to explore Allen's growing portfolio of film projects and the reasons why he decided to move in this direction after he retired from leading Enverus.

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ENB #96 Carson Kearl, Enverus, stops by and we talk The Canadian Oil Sands and the impact on the markets.

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 26, 2022 24:22

Carson Kearl from Enverus stops by, and we have a blast talking about the Canadian Oil Sands. It is truly amazing how clean the oil sands can produce oil. Not just any oil but the heavy crude the United States needs for its refineries. Let's buy from Canida instead of Russia, Venezuela, and Iran. Thank you, Carson, for stopping by the podcast. Please connect with Carson on his LinkedIn HERECheck out Enverus HEREOther Sandstone Media Energy Podcasts -Thought Leaders In EnergyDB Energy Questions David Blackmon LinkedInThe Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationDavid Blackmon LinkedInIrina Slav LinkedInArmando Cavanha LinkedIn

Daily Energy Standup Episode #20 The guys talk about some major changes in ESG investing and how it can impact consumers.

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 13, 2022 24:07

It is a beautiful day in the neighborhood, and you will have fun getting your energy news! The guys talk about some major changes in ESG investing and how it can impact consumers. More on the Keystone leak, Blackmarket tankers and covering why sanctions don't work. Five Things To Know About The Keystone Pipeline Leak In Kansas. As ESG Is Gamed With Greenwashing, Better Energy Uses Future Fit. The Black Market For Oil Is Booming -proof sanctions don't work Why Supertanker Rates Are Suddenly Crashing We would also like to thank our ENB Podcast sponsor. Enverus. You can find out more at their website: Enverus.comEnverus-A shout-out to our fellow travelers with Enverus. Fellow Podcast Travlers:Mark LaCour, Editor in Chief, OGGNPaige Wilson, Host of Oil and Gas Industry Leaders and Co-Host of Oil and Gas This Week Podcast. OGGN NetworkDavid Blackmon, Author, Industry leader, Podcast Host,DB Energy Questions Podcastwww.energynewsbeat.com

Daily Energy Standup Episode #19

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 12, 2022 30:02

www.energynewsbeat.comThe guys are ready for the week. They cover on the podcast the geopolitical issues of groups fighting for energy dollars, China's new influence in the Middle East, and how the energy crisis is also the food crisis.Dutch Gov't Attempts To Forcibly Close 3,000 Farms To Comply With ‘Green' Agenda – Is it designed to lower the population?Gas Demand Destruction to Give Way to More Renewable Energy Development – But at what cost? What do you think?Iran summons China envoy over islands dispute statement with UAE – With significant impact on oil stabilization.Wind turbines ‘only lasting for half as long as previously thought' as study shows they show signs of wearing out after just 12 yearsSaudi minister says ‘all bets off' if Iran gets nuclear weaponWe would also like to thank our ENB Podcast sponsor. Enverus. You can find out more at their website: Enverus.comEnverus-A shout-out to our fellow travelers with Enverus. Fellow Podcast Travlers:Mark LaCour, Editor in Chief, OGGNPaige Wilson, Host of Oil and Gas Industry Leaders and Co-Host of Oil and Gas This Week Podcast. OGGN NetworkDavid Blackmon, Author, Industry leader, Podcast Host,DB Energy Questions Podcast

ENB #93 David Callahan - President, Marcellus Shale Coalition stops by to talk about "Common sence needed for the Energy Crisis"

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 11, 2022 21:32

David Callahan stopped by, and we covered some easy steps that can be taken to ease the negative impact on consumers that energy policies have had. It's not about fossil or renewable; it's about doing what is right for humanity and the environment while being fiscally responsible. The Marcellus Shale Coalition is tackling one of the most challenging changes in the energy space. And that is opening meaningful dialogue between all sides to move humanity forward. Thank you, David, I had an absolute blast, and it is great to hear what the Coalition is up to. Please connect with David on his LinkedIn account HERE.Check out the Marcellus Shale Coalition HEREWe would also like to thank our ENB Podcast sponsor. Enverus. You can find out more at their website: Enverus.comEnverus-A shout-out to our fellow travelers with Enverus. Fellow Podcast Travlers:Mark LaCour, Editor in Chief, OGGNPaige Wilson, Host of Oil and Gas Industry Leaders and Co-Host of Oil and Gas This Week Podcast. OGGN NetworkDavid Blackmon, Author, Industry leader, Podcast Host,DB Energy Questions Podcast

Daily Energy Standup Episode #17 Coal, Energy Transition with Duke Energy and they have a plan

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 8, 2022 24:08

Duke Energy steps up to the plate for the Energy TransitionStories the guys cover from Energy News BeatWTI Slides After Huge Product Builds, Crude Production RiseFive Things the Energy Transition Can't Do WithoutCoal was the largest source of electricity generation for 15 states in 2021HITTING THE BRAKES ON GASWe would also like to thank our ENB Podcast sponsor. Enverus. You can find out more at their website: Enverus.comMark LaCour, Editor in Chief, OGGNPaige Wilson, Host of Oil and Gas Industry Leaders and Co-Host of Oil and Gas This Week Podcast. OGGN NetworkDavid Blackmon, Author, Industry leader, Podcast Host,DB Energy Questions Podcast

ENB #92 Drew Bond, CEO, C3 Solutions/PowerField Energy - Just back from Budapest and Hungary and we talk energy crisis.

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 7, 2022 31:07

Drew Bond, President, and CEO of C3 Solutions, stopped by, and we talked about COP27 and its impact on the energy crisis. A little bit of full disclosure we recorded this podcast before he jetted off to Budapest and Hungary. He has a great story about his travels and what is happening right before Christmas with the EU energy crisis. HEREPlease check out the C3 News Magazine Website HEREConnect and follow Drew on his LinkedIn HEREWe would also like to thank our ENB Podcast sponsor. Enverus. You can find out more at their website: Enverus.comMark LaCour, Editor in Chief, OGGNPaige Wilson, Host of Oil and Gas Industry Leaders and Co-Host of Oil and Gas This Week Podcast. OGGN NetworkDavid Blackmon, Author, Industry leader, Podcast Host,DB Energy Questions Podcastwww.energynewsbeat.com

Daily Energy Standup Episode #15 - More fall out on the energy decisions in the EU. Price Caps and sanctions don't work.

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 6, 2022 24:55

The guys have a great time poking each other about the Bulls and Bears. Michael is Bullish on nat gas, and Stu is still a Purma Bull on oil.The energy crisis is holding its breath as the EU price cap on Russia went into effect. OPEC held their past production changes, not feeling that the price cap would keep prices up enough with the potential 1 mbpd coming offline depending on geopolitical decisions.Ask the guys anything about the energy market! Let us know what you want to hear!Stories covered:EU acts to accelerate renewable energy permitting, unleash repoweringU.S. LNG Is Booming, But Who Supplies The Gas?Germany Seeks To Ban Energy Price Hikes For One Year The Daily Financial TrendsEuropean Leaders Are Right To Worry About America Sucking Up The World's Clean-Energy Capital InvestmentWe would also like to thank our ENB Podcast sponsor. Enverus. You can find out more at their website: Enverus.comMark LaCour, Editor in Chief, OGGNPaige Wilson, Host of Oil and Gas Industry Leaders and Co-Host of Oil and Gas This Week Podcast. OGGN NetworkDavid Blackmon, Author, Industry leader, Podcast Host,DB Energy Questions Podcastwww.energynewsbeat.co

Daily Energy Standup Episode #14 - The trifecta of energy crisis pricing in one day! OPEC, Russia, EU - What cold go wrong?

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 5, 2022 9:39

What a crazy weekend! OPEC has decided to sit back and see what happens with the $60 Russian price cap by the EU. So they will not change earlier cuts. The EU thinks this will hurt Putin, well he just said I am taking my oil and going to other countries. this will drive the oil on the open markets up. Removing 1.1 mbd will increase prices. You can't buy this kind of fun! Stories covered in this episode.EU Russian Oil Sanctions May Yield “Violent Price Spike”US's oil deal with Venezuela, saying it marked a new sign of “desperation” from the administration of Joe Biden – Harold HammSwitzerland May Ban EVs Amid A Threat Of Blackout54% of projects extracting clean energy minerals overlap with Indigenous lands, research revealsThere Might Be Unpredictable Consequences From Capping Russian Oil We would also like to thank our ENB Podcast sponsor. Enverus. You can find out more at their website: Enverus.comMark LaCour, Editor in Chief, OGGNPaige Wilson, Host of Oil and Gas Industry Leaders and Co-Host of Oil and Gas This Week Podcast. OGGN NetworkDavid Blackmon, Author, Industry leader, Podcast Host,DB Energy Questions Podcastwww.energynewsbeat.co

ENB #91 Ryan Luther, SVP, Enverus stops by and covers the energy transition, ERCOT, and the critical nature of energy.

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 4, 2022 30:33

There is one thing that is going to make or break the energy transition. It is data. How does the grid even work? The lights don't magically turn, there is an incredibly complex machine that provides electricity. Data is the critical link between all energy sources, generation, and transition to the consumers. The new grid structures are complex with the renewable sources, storage, and how the projects are funded. Enverus has the tools to evaluate business models for investors. Without the investors, there would be no grid updates.Ryan Luther is a lot of fun on this podcast, reviewing the three reports his team had released. This is an outstanding follow-up podcast, the one with Tom Jensen, CEO, FERYR BatteryPlease follow Ryan on LinkedIn HERE.Thank you, Ryan, for stopping by the podcast! I had a blast -Stu.We would also like to thank our ENB Podcast sponsor. Enverus. You can find out more at their website: Enverus.comEnverus-A shout-out to our fellow travelers with Enverus. Fellow Podcast Travlers:Mark LaCour, Editor in Chief, OGGNPaige Wilson, Host of Oil and Gas Industry Leaders and Co-Host of Oil and Gas This Week Podcast. OGGN NetworkDavid Blackmon, Author, Industry leader, Podcast Host,DB Energy Questions Podcast

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Daily Energy Standup Episode #13 What is going on between BRICS, OPEC meeting on Monday and the Price Cap decision in the EU on Sunday?

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 2, 2022 20:15

Monday will be a significant news day. – BRICS new monetary fund, the EU price cap on oil, and the OPEC meeting. All of them are high energy price impact movers by themselves. But all three are wildly tough to predict the pricing. The short-term impact will be around the price cap and OPEC. BRICS is longer term.Price Caps and sanctions don't work. Insurance is the hidden reason the EU expects the cap to work. The London and western insurance markets on tankers can be used if the oil is moved under the price cap. Short-term reduction in possible Russian crude taken off the market.The solution: Countries like India, and China, that are large enough to start a new insurance fund away from the mainstream markets. Oh, BRICS's new monetary solutions may be coming to an insurance provider near you.Oil execs rip Biden admin's ‘completely inaccurate,' ‘flat-out lie' about US energy productionEU reliance on costly spot LNG to continue – expertThe Global South births a new game-changing payment systemChina And India Are Buying Russian Crude At A 40% DiscountWe would also like to thank our ENB Podcast sponsor. Enverus. You can find out more at their website: Enverus.comMark LaCour, Editor in Chief, OGGNPaige Wilson, Host of Oil and Gas Industry Leaders and Co-Host of Oil and Gas This Week Podcast. OGGN NetworkDavid Blackmon, Author, Industry leader, Podcast Host,DB Energy Questions Podcastwww.energynewsbeat.co

The Energy Question Episode 14 - Dane Gregoris, Managing Director at Enverus Intelligence Research

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 28, 2022 32:12

In Episode 14 of The Energy Question, David Blackmon talks with Dane Gregoris, Managing Director at Enverus Intelligence Research, about the firm's recent report documenting a full inventory of the resource extent in North America's various shale plays. The magnitude of the resource remaining in those various basin is unprecedented, and rich with more than 125,000 potential undrilled locations with a potential break-even price of just $40/barrel WTI.

The Energy Question with David Blackmon, Episode 8: Krishna Sapkota

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 24, 2022 24:33

In Episode 8 of The Energy Question, David interviews Krishna Sapkota, Energy Associate, Energy at Enverus. The focus is on a recent report by Enverus authored by Krishna, which finds the potential for parts of Europe running out of natural gas by late winter unless drastic conservation measures currently being undertaken across the continent are successful.

Episode 3: Enverus Vice President Sarp Ozkan and USOGA President Tim Stewart

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 24, 2022 27:18

In Episode 3 of The Energy Question with David Blackmon, David and Stu Turley interview Sarp Ozkan, Vice President of Commercial Product at Enverus and Tim Stewart, President of the U.S. Oil & Gas Association, for their respective takes on the "Inflation Reduction Act" passed by the Democratic Party and signed into law by president Joe Biden.

Colin Westmoreland on Oil and Gas Industry Leaders Podcast, Ep133

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 18, 2022 26:15

In this episode our host Paige Wilson talks with Colin Westmoreland, Chief Innovation Officer at Enverus about his experiences in the industry and leadership throughout his career. Special thanks to Enverus for making this episode possible. https://www.linkedin.com/in/colinwestmoreland/ https://www.enverus.com/ https://lovethepodcast.com/ogil This episode is made possible by https://www.enverus.com Brought to you on the Oil and Gas Global Network, 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

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Colin Westmoreland on Oil and Gas Industry Leaders Podcast, Ep133

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 18, 2022 26:15

In this episode our host Paige Wilson talks with Colin Westmoreland, Chief Innovation Officer at Enverus about his experiences in the industry and leadership throughout his career. Special thanks to Enverus for making this episode possible. https://www.linkedin.com/in/colinwestmoreland/ https://www.enverus.com/ https://lovethepodcast.com/ogil This episode is made possible by https://www.enverus.com Brought to you on the Oil and Gas Global Network, the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. More from OGGN …PodcastsLinkedIn GroupLinkedIn Company PageGet notified about industry events

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Robert Latimer on Oil and Gas Industry Leaders Podcast, Ep132

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 11, 2022 32:27

In this episode our host Paige Wilson talks with Robert Latimer, Principal at Right Way Land and Compliance, to discuss how his first exposure of leadership was watching his father with his employees in the coal industry and how he implemented his lessons with his own team in the downstream sector. https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-s-latimer-66b44b2 https://www.rightwayland.com/ This episode is made possible by Enverus.com Click here to take it one question survey and receive OGGN hardhat/laptop stickers Brought to you on the Oil and Gas Global Network, the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. More from OGGN …PodcastsLinkedIn GroupLinkedIn Company PageGet notified about industry events

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