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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Legacy wells represent one of the most persistent uncertainties in assessing long-term CO₂ storage integrity. This SPE Live brings together regulatory and scientific viewpoints to explore how the risks posed by old wells can be identified, assessed, ... more
The Permian Basin stands as a cornerstone of the oil and gas industry, both within the USA and on a global scale. Renowned as one of the most prolific oil and gas producing regions worldwide, the Basin’s vast reserves and cutting-edge technologies ha... more
In her December podcast, Jennifer pulls back the curtain on how the Board actually works, what it takes to get involved, and the key outcomes from our most recent meeting at ATCE in Houston. A little transparency goes a long way.
From today’s actions to tomorrow’s breakthroughs—this SPE Live, hosted by the SPE Integrated Reservoir Management Technical Section, will explore how reservoir management is being reshaped for the decade ahead. The integration of human expertise with... more
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Very professional and deep podcast about the most important trends and technical problems of the oil industry today. Guests are very experienced, knowledgeable, and bright personalities. Both exciting and extremely useful.
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This is an amazing new format and I am loving it! Great to hear George King sharing some of his experiences.
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Fantastic start for the podcast.
Super interesting, and I really enjoyed the technical aspects of the podcast.
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Focusing on the evolving landscape of the petroleum and energy sectors, this podcast hosts engaging discussions on the intersection of technology, sustainability, and industry advancements. A significant emphasis is placed on topics such as reservoir management, decarbonization efforts, and the integration of artificial intelligence within various operational frameworks. The variety of episodes showcases insights from industry leaders, providing listeners with expert perspectives on both current challenges and future opportunities in the oil and gas domain. There is a strong commitment to fostering public engagement and understanding of the energy industry's role in global dynamics, making it a valuable resource for professionals at all lev... more
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