Power Sentry’s CEO Eric Calderon, and VP Sales, Arran Davidson join the Play Hard Work Hard Morning Show to discusses a number of topics.
The buzz word of the conference is ESG and whether it is real or not. The interview dives into grid issues and how technology is the answer to many of the problem.
One of biggest issues is acceptance still. The barriers to entry into the marketplace are mentioned as talking points as well.
Salt water disposals, upstream, safety and prevention are also topics covered in the interview.
The interview was from the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference.The Williston Basin Petroleum Conference is put on by The North Dakota Petroleum Council
The North Dakota Petroleum Council
The North
Dakota Petroleum Council’s (NDPC) purpose is to provide governmental
relations support to the more than 525 companies it represents who are
involved in all aspects of the oil and gas industry including oil and
gas production, refining, pipeline, mineral leasing, consulting, legal
work, and oil field service activities in North Dakota, South Dakota,
and the Rocky Mountain region. The NDPC is also supported by members of
the American Petroleum Institute (API) who have interests in North
Dakota and South Dakota.
The NDPC has been the primary voice of the oil and gas industry in North Dakota since 1952. The association has a long history of legislative and regulatory success in North Dakota, which has led to a favorable business climate for the oil and gas industry in the Williston Basin. Through the years, NDPC has evolved from a division of the American Petroleum Institute with support from the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association (RMOGA) and eventually the North Dakota Oil and Gas Association (NDOGA), to the present structure as a standalone association.
NDPC Mission
The North Dakota Petroleum Council’s mission is to promote and enhance the discovery, development, production, transportation, refining, conservation, and marketing of oil and gas in North Dakota, South Dakota, and the Rocky Mountain region; to promote opportunities for open discussion, lawful interchange of information, and education concerning the petroleum industry; to monitor and influence legislative and regulatory activities on the state and national level; and to accumulate and disseminate information concerning the petroleum industry to foster the best interests of the public and industry.
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Sponsors, Music and Other Show Notes
Studio Sponsor: The Industrial Forest
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