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SUMMARY:Register Now for the DUG GAS + Haynesville + Appalachia Shale Gas + LNG + Midstream March 27, 28 – Shreveport
DESCRIPTION:This Event Reminder is Sponsored by:\n\nCombining DUG Haynesville, DUG East, DUG Appalachia\nMarch 27-28, 2024 | Shreveport, LA | Shreveport Convention Center\nAbout DUG GAS+\nDUG GAS+ Conference and Expo is the two-day event for all things natural gas, liquid natural gas (LNG), midstream and all related technologies with a focus on the gas-rich shale plays of the U.S. The gas-focused content from previous events including DUG Haynesville, DUG East and DUG Appalachia has been combined and expanded to create the must attend gas show of 2024. This year we’re holding DUG GAS+ in one of the most prolific gas shale plays in America, The Haynesville.\nFor two full days the rich agenda and exhibition floor will provide direct access to the latest information and technological advancements in shale, gas and midstream. Leading speakers will cover topics including energy security, global geopolitical crises, inflation impacts, emissions control, regulatory hurdles, investment trends, technology advancements and more; while exhibitors from across the nation and the globe will showcase what’s new in gas and midstream technology and will have the engineers onsite to share the details with you.\nJoin Hart Energy in Shreveport, Louisiana on March 27-28th to gain insights on the elevated upstream and midstream activities and beyond.\nGas Drillers Predict Price Slump will Rebound\nAccording to Bloomberg, US shale-gas drillers are betting that a price slump eroding their cash-flow outlook will be short-lived and that a rebound awaits in 2024. A group of suppliers including EQT Corp. and Southwestern Energy Co. used the latest round of earnings calls with analysts to reassure investors that natural gas supply and demand fundamentals remain structurally bullish even after prices have slumped by more than half this year.\nThe second-largest natural gas play in the US by production has output reaching new heights leaving a backdrop for US natural gas prices. Growing production, increased well productivity and drilling efficiencies, and proximity to LNG export projects are supporting growth opportunities for midstream and contributes to a positive long-term outlook.\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 27TH\n7:00 – 8:15 AM Registration Opens and Breakfast on the Exhibit Floor\n8:15 – 8:30 AM Introduction and Welcoming Remarks\n8:30 – 9:00 AM Opening Keynote – Economic Resiliency With a Growth Mindset: TG Natural Resources\nTG Natural Resources is one of the leading U.S. natural gas operators, producing more than 330 net MM cf/d from 188,000 net acres in the Haynesville Shale and Cotton Valley. In January, TG Natural Resources completed a $2.7 billion acquisition of Rockcliff Energy, which adds more than 200,000 net acres and 1.3 Bcf/d of gross operated natural gas production to its portfolio. Some of the key takeaways from this opening keynote address will include:\n\nInsight into TG Natural Resources’ operations and development plans\nA breakdown of the company’s acquisition of Rockcliff Energy and how the new assets fit into TG Natural Resources’ portfolio\nPerspective on consolidation in the U.S. natural gas sector and what it means for the industry\nAnalysis of the U.S. natural gas industry’s role in global geopolitics and energy security\n\nSPEAKER:\nCraig Jarchow, CEO, TG Natural Resources\n9:00 – 9:30 AM “Energy, Climate, Poverty and Prosperity”\nThe ultimate role of our industry has been to better human lives. This must continue to be our goal. Demand for hydrocarbons is at all-time highs and growing strongly. Natural gas has been the fastest-growing energy source over the last decade and almost certainly will be in the coming decade. Apologizing for our industry and talking endlessly of an energy transition is both ineffective and incorrect. The world desperately needs more energy to continue the life improvements everyone craves. We must do all we can to grow and improve our industry. The way forward is an honest, not political, dialogue about the world’s energy system and our role in it.\nSPEAKER:\nChris Wright, Chairman and CEO, Liberty Energy\n9:30 – 10:00 AM Navigating the Shifting Energy Landscape: Natural Gas Market Dynamics and the Roles of the Haynesville Shale and the Appalachian Basin\nGas prices took a beating in 2023. But some analysts predict Henry Hub prices could reach $5+/MMBtu by 2025 as LNG demand increases. In our opening session, you’ll hear an in-depth analysis of:\n\nNatural gas price outlook for 2024\nThe role of the Haynesville Shale and Appalachia in meeting global energy demand\nRig activity estimates and trends for 2024 and what those estimates mean for growth strategies\nHow future power supply/demand changes could impact the natural gas market\n\nSPEAKER:\nJimmy McNamara, Senior Vice President, Enverus Intelligence Research\n10:00 – 10:30 AM Networking Break\n10:30 – 11:00 AM Operator Spotlight: Aethon Energy\nSPEAKER:\nAndrea Passman, Chief Operating Officer, Aethon Energy\n11:00 – 11:30 AM LNG Revolution: Unleashing the Potential of U.S. LNG Exports in a Booming Global Market\nFive LNG terminals are under construction along the Gulf Coast, with nearly a dozen more possibly along the way to dramatically add to U.S. export capacity. LNG operators will talk about where their projects are at in the development cycle. You’ll also learn:\n\nThe role of U.S. LNG exports on the international market and the global energy landscape\nThe relationship between natural gas demand and the burgeoning LNG market amid market fluctuations\nWhat infrastructure and regulatory hurdles need to be overcome to pave the pathway for LNG’s full potential and export competitiveness\nHow LNG could help solidify natural gas prices and become a stabilizing force and reduce market volatility\n\nSPEAKER:\nMike Bock, Partner & CFO, Petrie Partners\nNOON – 1:30 PM Networking Luncheon \n1:30 – 2:00 PM The Impact of U.S. Natural Gas on the Geopolitical Landscape\nWith much of the world embroiled in turmoil or outright war, energy security has never been more important. U.S. natural gas supply is poised to rise to the global challenges. This discussion will cover:\n\nThe shifting energy landscape and the dynamics between the U.S. and OPEC\nHow have wars in Ukraine and in the Middle East have reshaped the power dynamics\nUnderstanding the U.S.’s position as a global energy producer and supplier\nHarnessing energy for geopolitical influence and how U.S. energy policy and energy security can strengthen our position in the global arena\n\n2:00 – 2:20 PM Private Equity Navigates the Natural Gas Landscape: Unveiling Investment Opportunities and the Importance of Environmental Stewardship\nWith increasing demand and higher prices near, natural gas investors could see something short of a windfall in the coming years. Discover the factors driving their bullish stance, explore the areas where they perceive the greatest opportunities, and hear their perspectives on the importance of responsible and sustainable practices. Discussions for this session will explore:\n\nWhere the private equity market is seeing the greatest opportunities and their outlook on markets\nDecoding private equity’s investment criteria and their quest for high-potential ventures\nIdentifying diverse investment opportunities beyond the Haynesville Shale and Appalachia Basin\nThe importance of environmental responsibility and regulatory compliance by E&P companies and how they shape investment decisions\n\nSPEAKER:\nAlex Jackson, Managing Director, Quantum Capital Group\n2:20 – 2:45 PM Permian Associated Gas Potential: Tackling Takeaway Challenges, Pricing Strategies and Flaring Reduction Alternatives\nThe heart of the Permian Basin holds an immense resource of associated gas potential. Associated gas makes up 14% of U.S. supply, with the Permian Basin contributing 56% of that. Discover the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in unlocking the value of this valuable resource. This session will cover:\n\nHow recent consolidation impacts the Permian Basin at large\nThe impact of shifting midstream dynamics on natural gas takeaway\nPerspective on gas-oil-ratio dynamics following major consolidation\nHow Permian Basin associated gas production impacts the Haynesville and Appalachia regions\n\nSpeaker:\nMatthew Bernstein, Senior Analyst and Shale Analytics Manager, Rystad Energy\n2:45 – 3:15 PM Networking Break\n3:15 – 3:45 PM The Full View on Midstream: Insight from an Industry Leader\nKinder Morgan is one of the largest energy infrastructure companies in the U.S, with operations or interest in more than 82,000 miles of pipelines and 140 terminals. Its pipelines transport natural gas, gasoline, oil, CO2 and more. Discussion in this session will cover the full scope of midstream operations in the U.S., including:\n\nThe latest on new projects like Cumberland, Evangeline Pass Expansion and the Gulf LNG Liquefaction\nHow the company is responding to consolidation in the midstream Sector\nEvaluating new opportunities as LNG demand increases\nPerspective on addressing natural gas takeaway and transport bottlenecks\n\nSPEAKER:\nAllen Fore, Vice President, Public Affairs, Kinder Morgan Inc.\n3:45 – 4:05 PM Methane Emissions Reductions Along the Natural Gas Value Chain\nNew methane emission reporting guidelines are in place, although questions remain. Understanding methane reduction strategies and opportunities is key to any sustainability strategy. In this session, you’ll learn more about:\n\nThe incentives to monitoring and mitigating methane emissions\nThe costs to mitigate methane emissions, and what it costs to do nothing\nUnderstanding where methane emissions occur\nKnowing the tools and techniques to eliminate methane emissions\n\nSPEAKER:\nDan Romito, Consulting Partner, Pickering Energy Partners\n4:05 – 4:35 PM The Seller’s Perspective: Insight from Those on the Inside of the Deal\nMore than $192 billion in deals have gone down over the past year, with the Haynesville Shale a major hotbed of M&A. The analysts and Wall Street all have their say, but what’s the perspective from those making the deals? In this roundtable session, you’ll hear from the sellers whose assets were in demand. Some of the key takeaways will include:\n\nKnowing when the time is right to make the deal\nBehind the scenes of the negotiations\nIdentifying the right fit: Knowing who to sell to\nWhat’s next after the deal is done\n\nMODERATOR\nRobert Turnham, Director, New ASEAN Energy\nSPEAKERS:\nAlan Smith, Co-Founder, President and CEO, Rockcliff Energy\nFrank Tsuru, CEO, Momentum Midstream\nDick Stoneburner, Owner, Stoneburner Consulting Services\n4:35 – 5:00 PM Eyes on East Texas: Sabine Oil & Gas – Playing the Long Game\nSabine Oil and Gas, a wholly owned subsidiary of Osaka Gas USA, is one of the leading independent producers in the Ark-La-Tex region, producing roughly 550 mmcfe/d gross from 251,000 net acres in the Haynesville Shale and Cotton Valley formations in six counties in East Texas. Some of the key discussion points in this operator session will include:\n\nBackground on Sabine Oil & Gas\nSabine’s short- and long-term outlook for the Cotton Valley and Haynesville Shale\nThe company’s perspective on basin consolidation\n\nSPEAKER:\nCarl Issac, CEO, Sabine Oil & Gas\n5:00 – 6:00 PM Reception on the Exhibit Floor\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 28TH\n7:00 – 8:00 AM Registration Opens and Breakfast on the Exhibit Floor\n8:00 – 8:10 AM Welcoming Remarks\n8:10 – 8:50 AM The Importance of Diversification: How a Strategic Portfolio Maximizes Value and Meets Demand Needs\nMaintaining leading positions in both the Haynesville and Marcellus has advantages, operationally and financially. Being a key supplier to growing LNG demand adds to the depth of a diversified portfolio. Join this operator discussion where takeaways will include:\n\nLearning and maintaining efficiencies across multiple plays\nThe benefits of operating in the two largest gas markets in the U.S.\nHow to apply lessons learned across the entire chain of operations\nBuy or sell: The market appeal of a multi-basin operator\n\nSPEAKER:\nJosh Viets, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Chesapeake Energy\n8:50 – 9:15 AM Perspective on the LNG Pause and CCS Primacy: How Two New Biden Administration Rulings Will Impact the State, the Nation, and the World\nIn January, the Biden Administration announced a pause on pending approvals of LNG projects for further economic and environmental impact analysis. The action could delay a dozen or more LNG projects that are in various stages of planning. Meanwhile, the Environmental Protection Agency approved the State of Louisiana primacy over carbon sequestration injection wells, known as Class VI wells. These two policies will have immediate and widespread ramifications for Louisiana. Some of the key discussion topics in this session will include:\n\nThe impact of the administration’s ruling on LNG projects\nWhat is impacted—and what isn’t—while the pause on LNG project approvals is in effect\nWhat primacy over Class VI wells means for Louisiana\n\nSpeaker:\nGifford Briggs, Gulf Coast Regional Director, American Petroleum Institute\n9:15 – 9:45 AM The Macro-Economic Perspective: Examining the Impact of New Takeaway Capacity in the Haynesville Shale and Appalachian Basin\nEnergy price and market volatility will be a key theme, at least in the short term, as a result of tightening market fundamentals. New natural gas pipeline capacity should ease some takeaway bottlenecks in the northeast. More consolidation is expected in the midstream sector. So, what does it all mean? We’ll take a macro look at market dynamics in this session, where you’ll hear more about:\n\nGrowth opportunities in the Appalachian Basin with the opening of the Mountain Valley Pipeline and the Transco pipeline\nThe role of Tier 2 acreage and news on takeaway capacity in the Haynesville Shale\nWhat to expect from the Western U.S. and California demand of supply coming out of the Rockies\nInsight into a possible ramp up in oil and gas production in the Eagle Ford by 2026\n\nSPEAKER:\nJustin Carlson, Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer, East Daley Analytics\n9:45 – 10:15 AM Networking Break\n10:15 – 10:45 AM New Life for Existing Wells: Unlocking the Path for Emissions Improvement & Production Potential\nNatural gas wells with existing mature production offer a benefit to the right operator with the right approach. Appalachia Basin and Central Region producer Diversified Energy leverages asset management, new emissions technologies and midstream assets to generate free cash flow and works to reduce methane leaks with air and land technologies. In this operator session, some of the key takeaways will include:\n\nApproach to managing mature producing assets\nInsight into sustainability practices\nEmissions detection technology: The arms race for improved detection and monitoring\nUnderstanding new EPA methane regulations and how they apply to natural gas operations\n\nSPEAKER:\nPaul Espenan, Senior Vice President EHS&R, Diversified Energy Company\n10:45 – 11:05 AM Perspectives from a Private-Equity Backed Producer: Paloma Natural Gas Hones in on the Haynesville\nHaynesville private operator Paloma Natural Gas emerged from the acquisition of Goodrich Petroleum in late 2021. Backed by EnCap Investments, Paloma Natural Gas produces approximately 450,000 mcfe/d on a gross basis from about 42,000 acres in the core of the Haynesville Shale with a focus on providing clean-burning natural gas to the North American market. In this session, you’ll learn more about:\n\nThe company’s operational and production outlook in 2024\nAn operator’s perspective on meeting future natural gas demand\nInsight on managing production and growth amid natural gas pricing headwinds\nPerspective on right-sizing its assets to focus on the Haynesville\n\nSPEAKER:\nMike Winsor, Chief Executive and Operating Officer, Paloma Natural Gas\n11:05 – 11:30 AM Operator Spotlight: To Be Announced \n11:30 – NOON Haynesville Shale Well Designs: Conquering Technical Hurdles with Innovative Strategies\nThe Haynesville Shale is one of the most technically difficult plays in the world to drill wells. Cookie-cutter wells won’t cut it. This session will provide insights to help navigate the complexities of these reservoirs and maximize their production potential. Here, you will learn:\n\nHow regional operators are tackling high-temperature reservoirs for production optimization\nApproaches to drilling technologies and extended reach laterals\nTrends in well proppant loading\nWell spacing to address parent/child well interactions\n\nSPEAKER:\nDanielle Fuselier, Well Construction Director for North America Land (NAL), Baker Hughes\nNoon – 1:30 PM Networking Luncheon\n1:30 – 2:00 PM Success Stories and Strategies From a Leading Private Producer\nWith prime acreage in the Powder River Basin, Appalachian Basin, Denver-Julesburg, San Juan and beyond, this operator is one of the most successful private producers in the U.S. Its midstream assets ensure their product gets to market and sets them apart. In this session, you’ll hear more about:\n\nWhat their investors have been keen on\nIn a diverse portfolio, where they are deploying capital expenditures\nPerspectives on asset acquisitions, and how their investors feel about the M&A market\nProduction plans and growth strategy\n\n2:00 – 2:30 PM Examining the Landscape of Available Acreage and Finding High-Potential Opportunities\nMuch of the core of U.S. natural gas plays are drilled up, but new development opportunities still exist. Explore the best approaches to identifying and unlocking new potential assets and risk mitigation strategies. Among the topics a panel of industry experts will discuss include:\n\nMapping the untapped acreage potential and identifying emerging exploration areas\nThe development strategy for non-top-tier acreage and maximizing recovery potential in challenging reservoirs\nAssessing the economic feasibility of non-top-tier acreage acquisition and identifying profitable ventures\nThe potential of brownfield exploration and redevelopment\n\n2:30 – 2:55 PM The Growing Role of Differentiated Natural Gas: What it Means for the Future Energy Landscape\nDifferentiated Natural Gas is a testament to the industry’s commitment to environmental stewardship. More than 30% of all natural gas produced in the U.S. is third-party analyzed, and that amount is only growing. Takeaways from this session will include:\n\nThe factors driving the growth of Differentiated Natural Gas and its role in promoting sustainable practices\nBuyer perspective on a higher priced product and the factors influencing purchasing decisions\nNavigating the certification process and the key to ensuring transparency and earning market credibility\nStrategies to meet a growing global demand and meeting international needs for Differentiated Natural Gas\n\nSPEAKER:\nTim Romer, Co-CEO, Project Canary\n
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