Society For Petroleum Engineers address Methane gas as a climate change agent at ATCE .

Society For Petroleum Engineers address Methane gas as a climate change agent at ATCE .

"Advancing Climate Solutions " is not only the work of Petrol Engineers and Exxon Mobile members of the Society of Petroleum Engineers but the global or international SPE family as shown by the special place Methane and other Climate change Emissions were given at the 2022 SPE annual technical conference and exhibition .
Under " Health , Safety , Environment and Sustainability " , expert presenters discussed Methane Abatement Technology and Operationalizing Emissions Management .
Frederic Desloges director of Business Development EMEA and SEA , INT , spoke with Dr Ntuba Akwo Thompson of Health and development on aspects of his presentation to conference attendees .
In the interview , a distinction was made between CO2 and Methane effects on Global climate .
Desloges said many other industries like transportation are responsible for the production of atmospheric Methane and called on them to join the Petroleum industry to work towards solutions using technologies like that which his company has produced .
By
Dr . Ntuba Akwo Thompson

Society of Petroleum Engineers member ,Eng Felix Obike speaks on the issues during 2022 conference

Society of Petroleum Engineers member ,Eng Felix Obike speaks on the issues during 2022 conference

The Society of Petroleum Engineers or SPE is holding the 2022 annual Technical Conference and Exhibition at the George Brown Convention center City Of Houston Texas USA .
The non profit with 124,800 members in 134 countries divided into all the continents is engaged in Oil and gas exploration and production . The organization and it,s leadership and members provides technical knowledge , in publications , online , training courses , events and conferences including the ATCE .
Engineer Felix Obike is the chair of the Nigerian council of the organization and a Well Services Manager with Seplat Energy company who is attending the conference in Houston .
Engineer Obike spoke with Dr Ntuba Akwo Thompson of Healthndevelopment magazine and Media on some of the issues facing his industry and what his company was doing to mitigate the effects of Climate change on Humans and the Environment .
Engineer Felix Obike says they are planting millions of trees as company , an endeavor which many belief will help the uptake of excess CO2 from the atmosphere as food fertilizer for plants and trees .
One of the mangers of Aramco spoke on the subject of sustainability and energy transition and how the Oil and gas sector engineers of SPE are front and center in the research and development of clean energy from fossil fuels which is believed to continue to be here for a very long time as part of the energy mix and transition .
The SPE engineers are also working very hard to meet one of the UN Sustainable development goals of Clean Energy .
On Wednesday the 10/05/2022, participants involved in the Health, Safety , Environment and Sustainability areas of SPE work will address Methane abatement Technology and Operationalizing Emissions Management .
Marcin Nazaruk is the winner of the Health, Safety and Environment Award to be presented among others at the the 2022 annual reception and award Banquet sponsored by Aramco .
You can follow the meeting through #ATCE2022
Registration at go.spe.org/ATCE2022
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Dr . Ntuba , Akwo Thompson

Oct. 3, 2022

NAPE announces inaugural class of ‘NAPE Hall of Fame’ inductees

The accolade recognizes individuals and companies as champions of dealmaking FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Oct. 3, 2022 — In celebration of 30 years of dealmaking, NAPE Expo LP is launching the NAPE Hall of Fame. Individuals and companies making up the inaugural class of NAPE Hall of Fame inductees are dealmaking luminaries: Jack Deeter (posthumous) Mike Grimm Hellen Reasoner Hutchison Marty Searcy BPX Energy (Amoco, Arco, BP) Chevron (Unocal) Oxy (UPRC, Anadarko) “On behalf of the NAPE Operators Committee, NAPE Advisory Board and entire NAPE community, we wanted to thank as well as recognize these dealmaking leaders for their unwavering support of NAPE and the energy industry. As champions of dealmaking and innovation, they help empower the industry that powers the world,” said David Cape, CPL, chair of the NAPE Operators Committee. NAPE came from humble beginnings. Three decades ago, members of the American Association of Professional Landmen envisioned creating a new type of marketplace for buying, selling and trading prospects and producing properties. The first NAPE expo was held in 1993 in a single ballroom at the Westin Galleria Hotel in Houston with 781 attendees. While some early naysayers likened it to a starving artist sale, NAPE quickly gained momentum. Adding the Independent Petroleum Association of America, Society of Exploration Geophysicists and American Association of Petroleum Geologists as partner hosts, NAPE continued to expand and innovate, and now it is the largest energy prospect expo in the world, providing unmatched venues for energy professionals to meet, network, learn and do business. “Thanks to the vision, leadership and tenacity of NAPE’s founders and early supporters, NAPE has grown into the premier marketplace for dealmaking, connecting and sharing innovative ideas. We are thrilled to celebrate our inaugural Hall of Fame inductees and recognize their role in creating the place where deals happen,” said Grant Johnson, RPL, chair of the NAPE Advisory Board.

Offshore Technology Conference Celebrates

Offshore Technology Conference Celebrates

50th Anniversary with a Focus on the Future

Global Perspectives and Technological Innovation Define 2019 Event

Houston, Texas, USA (9 May 2019) – Offshore energy professionals from around the world attended the 2019 Offshore Technology Conference—the 50th anniversary—at NRG Park to gain insights from global experts and colleagues. While speakers challenged ideas about the changing landscape of exploration and production, exhibitors displayed the impact of technology and digitalization on the science of energy supply and demand management.

“There were many measures of success for this year’s edition of OTC, and while it’s exciting that attendance was above average for the event, I’m even more gratified by the diverse representation of geographies, industries and topics,” OTC Board of Directors Chairman Wafik Beydoun said. “Beyond the hundreds of technical sessions and networking opportunities available, this year we featured numerous thought leadership discussions with energy executives, including an expanded global reach in our new Around the World series.”

From an international viewpoint, the inaugural Around the World Series offered analysis of offshore growth in nine featured countries—among them Mexico, Guyana and Ghana—and opportunities for investments and licensing.

OTC 2019 welcomed 15,281 attendees from outside the United States, a number that has increased for the last three years. Attendance from dignitaries, such as Korean Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon who visited the Korean Pavilion, further emphasizes the global reach of OTC.

Celebrating 50 years since its inception in 1969, OTC 2019 spent equal focus on the next half-century. The opening general session featured “The Next 50 Years of Offshore Developments," in which nine executives provided perspective on ensuring businesses are more resilient to face future challenges and adapting to an increasingly digital landscape.

“This year has been unparalleled in terms of showcasing the new technology that is driving our industry, both in efficiency and innovative solutions,” Beydoun said. “OTC continues to evolve in response to our changing world, this year including fourteen sessions dedicated to offshore renewables, which just further reinforces that this is not only the largest but the most impactful energy conference in the world.”

This year's conference spanned more than 564,000 square feet, with major equipment installations, holograms and interactive displays actively engaging 59,200 attendees from more than 100 countries. More than 2,300 exhibiting companies from 40-plus countries showcased the future of offshore activities. There were 328 new exhibitors, and international companies made up 52% of total exhibitors.

The OTC Golden Anniversary Gala Dinner raised $300,000 for Spindletop Charities, which provides programs for at-risk youth. OTC also recognized its Distinguished Achievement Award recipients: Carlos Mastrangelo for individual achievement, the ExxonMobil-operated Hebron Offshore Project for institutional achievement and a Hoover Medal for David Baldwin.

In its third year, the OTC Energy Challenge featured more than 70 local area high school students who worked to solve real-world energy challenges. With the aid of an academic coach and industry mentors, students competed in teams and presented their solutions to the OTC audience via a technical e-poster session. From Houston, The Village School won first place, Westside High School won second place and Chavez High School won third, winning scholarships totaling $12,000.

OTC also continued its hosting of the Rice Alliance Startup Roundup. Investors met one-on-one with 50 emerging companies to learn about their developing businesses and facilitate potential partnerships.

OTC 2020 will take place 4-7 May at NRG Park.

OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE[OTC] 2019