Jordan
Blum
Hart Energy
Super DUG
SUPER DUG: Nabors' Hall on Cutting Emissions in the Oil Patch
Hart Energy's editorial director Jordan Blum sat down with the senior director for energy transition solutions at Nabors Industries, James Hall, to discuss electrification in the oil patch.
SUPER DUG: Tom Petrie and Wesley K. Clark Discuss Oil and National Security [WATCH]
Petrie Partners chairman Tom Petrie and Wesley K. Clark, CEO of Wesley K. Clark & Associates sit down for a conversation about oil in the context of national and economic security in the U.S. and abroad.
SUPER DUG: E&Ps Explore Emerging Basins, Deeper Zones in Inventory Hunt
As producers scramble to extend their inventory runways, companies are drilling deeper test wells in the Permian Basin and exploring emerging plays in the Lower 48.
SUPER DUG: Liberty CEO Pearson Talks EOR in the Bakken
At the SUPER DUG conference in Fort Worth, Texas, Liberty Resources CEO C. Mark Pearson sat down with Hart Energy's Jordan Blum to discuss his company's usage of Bakken-produced gas and EOR in the Bakken.
SUPER DUG: IPAA Chairman—Whatever Biden Says, He Means ‘No New Drilling’
IPAA Chairman Steve Pruett lauds allies in the House, but says the Biden administration is intent on cutting oil and gas drilling.
Chord Energy Comes Together With Deals, Drilling
Chord is consolidating in the Williston Basin, including through a recent deal with Exxon Mobil, while finetuning its well spacing and three-mile laterals.
SUPER DUG: Why Carbon Capture Remains Up in the Air
Permitting sites, pipelines and getting projects profitable remain conundrums as CCUS projects work to cross the finish line.
SUPER DUG: Day Two Rolls On [WATCH]
After an electric opening to Hart Energy’s SUPER DUG conference, day two saw deep dives into the Permian Basin, drilling and completions, new technologies and a keynote from retired Gen. Wesley Clark.
SUPER DUG: Quantum Energy Partners' Wil VanLoh Talks Inflation, Geothermal [WATCH]
Quantum Energy Partners' Wil VanLoh says there is some merit to geothermal today, but that he doubts it will "supply a significant portion of our electricity domestically."
Welcome to SUPER DUG [WATCH]
Roughly 2,000 energy professionals from the Lower 48 and beyond gathered on the first day of Hart Energy's SUPER DUG conference to talk energy in Fort Worth, Texas.