Companies still need to consolidate portfolios or expand acreage within the region, especially as well laterals grow longer. Listen in as these recent buyers from Titanium Exploration and Protégé Energy plus a leading RBC Richardson Barr analyst share why they like the Eagle Ford.
- Chip Simmons, CEO of Titanium Exploration Partners LLC;
- Martin L. Thalken, chairman and CEO of Protégé Energy III LLC; and
- Rusty Shepherd, managing director at RBC Richardson Barr.
Moderator: Steve Toon, editor-in-chief of Oil and Gas Investor
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