Here are this week’s special guests on The Crude Life Week in Review.
Clark Williams-Derry, Energy Finance Analyst for the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) shares his views and insight on a recent report “Has the Bakken Peaked? Exhaustion of High-quality Drilling Sites Could Point to Falling Oil Output”, which he was co-author of. Host Jason Spiess challenges the numbers based on past information and predictions from Bakken leadership and regulators.
Spiess interviews Ken Mertz and Jesse Swindell of Mertz Manufacturing in Ponca City, OK. The three discuss new innovations in industry and how Mertz’s has kept up with the times and technology.
Joe Sinnott of Witting Partners talks about “Tapping the Stra-cheese-ic Reserve for Stinky Employee Christmas Presents”.
The Crude Life Content News Correspondent Matthew Hill interviews Barbara Hill and Oniel Wint with Schlumberger Oilfield Services at AAPG – American Association of Petroleum Geologists.
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon talks with Jason Spiess during the 2nd Annual Podcast Party at the Energy Exposition and Symposium in Gillette. Governor Gordon gives an update on the oil and gas activity in the Powder River Basin as well as other parts of Wyoming.
Music heard on The Crude Life Week in Review is written and performed by Alma Cook. Support her music career at www.hearalma.com
About The Crude Life Week in Review
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Sponsors, Music and Other Show Notes
Studio Sponsor: The Industrial Forest
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Weekly Sponsor: MineralTracker
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