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Ri hy Son SPE‐PB Chairman 2021‐2022 Produc on Engineer SM Energy A good captain and crew can steer a ship through troubled waters. We owe much apprecia on and congratula ons to our sec on leadership and volunteers for their service this past year. Naviga ng through a pandemic and accomplishing all their planned goals is no small feat. That success earned our sec on the 2021 Sec on Excellence Award. The way ahead this year will focus on strengthening those new ini a ves and study groups this term. Thank you, for the opportunity to serve as the 2021‐2022 SPE Permian Basin Chairman. If we haven’t met yet, here’s my CliffsNotes. I was born in Dallas, TX to Mr. and Mrs. Son in ‘93. As a kid I always wanted to be an archeologist. Think of digging in the Egyp an desert or Indiana Jones. My dad’s a big Harrison Ford/ Tom Clancy guy – that’s why my brother’s name is Ryan. Fast forward. A&M and the oilfield was like PB&J. A good idea. I graduated in ’16 studying PETE and packed my bags headed out west. My short story is only one of 38+ be er ones. Best part? There’s a face and name behind each of them. Look at the board on Page 24. This is a small oilfield. You know us. We’ve felt the same bone dry or chilling weather… sipped that 3rd pot of Folgers… or savored that WTX sunset. Your stay in the Permian may be for 4 days or 40 years. We hope each moment feels like home. Community is important. We lost a piece of that over the past 12 months. But we’re energized and excited to rebuild and grow with you. Remember we’re value based and data driven too. We’ve dug into our membership data and will con nue to track and analyze it to be er serve you. Special thanks to our talented member, Sara Foster, for this work. You’ll see ~33% of our operator membership across young/senior professionals are focused in produc on/ops. Service side is ~40% YP comple ons and >50% produc on/ops for SPs (although likely skewed by the “other” category).
What type of decisions do we make with this? Here are a few examples. Star ng up a produc on and facili es study group was one. Secondly, provide ar ficial li topics as value adding refreshers or promising technologies with case studies. Thirdly, target membership growth among produc on services to complement the high (Con nued on Next Page)
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operator presence. What about comple ons? Offer hybrid mee ng op ons for field engineers unable to a end in person is a start. Collect valuable mee ng nuggets as a newsle er and distribute to interested members… You can see a pa ern here. A erwards, analyze these methods, rinse, and repeat. Expect this type of strategy moving forward. Our 4 main goals this term are as follows; with the ques ons we plan to answer: 1. Develop Member Analy cs – What’s the health and growth of the sec on? 2. Generate Interest – What do members care about? 3. Incen vize Membership – What’s the value for members and call to ac on? 4. Support a UTPB Fall Petroleum Career Fair Event – We added 138 Trans‐Pecos members and an en re university (UTPB) in 2019 to our sec on. Integra on con nues into year 3. UTPB plans to host this event on September 9th. Contact Bre Keitges for addi onal details! Your feedback is always welcome and encouraged. If any of these ini a ves resonate with you, contact us. You’ll make a difference in this community. Above all, please remember one thing. You can always count on at least one friend out west. ‐RLS
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For SPE Event Sponsorship Opportuni es, please contact Programs Chairs, Sara Foster and Andrea Switzer. sara.f.foster@gmail.com | andrea.e.switzer@gmail.com
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30th Annual SPE Permian Basin Golf Tournament
Oil and Gas Professional: Once again it is me for the Society of Petroleum Engineers Annual Permian Basin Golf Tournament. The Golf Tournament is scheduled to take place on Friday, September 10th, 2021, at the Hogan Park Golf Course in Midland. 2019 tournament was a huge success. We had 500 players represen ng 175 different companies par cipate, making it one of the premier golf events in the Basin. This tournament has historically been one of the primary sources of funds for the Permian Basin SPE Scholarship Fund. We are honored to say that due to of our golf tournament more than $1,000,000 in scholarships has been awarded from the Permian Basin Sec on of SPE to local students. In 2019, we awarded a total of $102,000 in scholarships to 26 college students from our immediate area seeking to enter into the petroleum industry. This was only possible due the terrific support of last year's sponsors. This includes the Ed Runyan $15,000, Dick Pren ce, Hoxie Smith, T Sco Hickman, Stephen Melzer, and the new Libby Einhorn $5000 scholarship awards. A ached you will find a list of possible sponsorship levels. Please look over the different op ons available and feel free to call if you have any ques ons. In addi on to the varying sponsorship levels, we are solici ng Di y Bags and Door Prizes items. Our goal is to have 500 par cipants so please take that into account when considering di y bag items (550 needed). If you are interested in dona ng any items or services, please give me a call. This is one of the top tournaments each year in the Permian Basin and we truly hope that you and your company choose to be part of it with the Permian Basin Sec on of the SPE. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR SUPPORT
James Haest Silver p Comple on Services (432) 557‐5337 Jeane e Reyes‐Lara Endeavor Energy Resources (432) 238‐0780 Download sponsorship packet from our website: h ps://www.spepb.org/spe‐golf
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30th Annual SPE Permian Basin Golf Tournament Sponsorship Op ons $10,000 – Title Sponsor Company name on Sunglasses $8,000 – Pla num Sponsor Company name on Hat along with SPE $5,000 – Tumbler or Similar Item Company name would appear on the tumbler or similar item given to all par cipants $5,000 – Golf Ball Sponsor Company logo on golf balls‐1 sleeve per par cipant $5,000 – Golf Tool Sponsor Company name and logo would appear team photos given to all par cipants $2,500 – Tote Bag Sponsor Company name and logo would appear on tote bag $2,500 – Pavilion Sponsor Company name and logo would appear on pavilion scoreboard $2,500 – Golf Cart Sponsor Company Name on all contestant golf carts $2,500 – Golf Cart Sponsor Company Name on all contestant golf carts $2,500 – Driving Range Sponsor Company name displayed on driving range $2,500 – Towel Sponsor Company name would appear on the towels given to all par cipants $2,500 – Cold Towel Sponsor Company name would appear on the towels given to all par cipants $2,500 – Golf Flag Sponsor Company name and logo on golf flags both courses (Quail and Roadrunner) $2,500 – Signs Sponsor Company name would appear on all hole signs $2,500 – Drink Cart Sponsor Company name would appear on all hole signs $2,000 – Entrance Flying Flag Sponsor Company name would appear all drink cups $2,000 – Beverage Cup Sponsor Company name would appear all drink cups $2,000 – Hole in One Prize Sponsor Company name would appear on the Grand Prize Sign $2,000 – Hole in One Prize Sponsor Company name would appear on the Grand Prize Sign
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30th Annual SPE Permian Basin Golf Tournament $2,000 – Hole in One Prize Sponsor Company name would appear on the Grand Prize Sign $2,000 – Hole in One Prize Sponsor Company name would appear on the Grand Prize Sign $2,000 – Raffle Sponsor Company would be recognized as the donor of the Raffle items & logo would appear on the Raffle ckets. Mul ple large items, like a set of Irons, BBQ, or large flat screen TV $2,000 – Door Prize Sponsor Company name on door prize banner and winning list $2,000 – Pu ng Green Sponsor Company name displayed on prac ce pu ng green $2,000 – Scorecard Sponsor Company name would appear on all team scorecards $2,000 – Hole Prizes Sponsor Company name on one of the award signs for the contest holes (closest to the pin and longest drive) $2,000 – Hole Prizes Sponsor Company name on one of the award signs for the contest holes (closest to the pin and longest drive) $2,000 – Hospitality Tent Sponsor Company name on tent $2,000 – Chipping Contest Sponsor Sponsor has a posi on on the pu ng green by clubhouse. All contestants have one chance with tournament entry. Addi onal chances can be purchased. Top three teams receive pro shop credit. $2,000 – Pu ng Contest Sponsor Sponsor has a posi on on the pu ng green by clubhouse. All contestants have one chance with tournament entry. Addi onal chances can be purchased. Top three teams receive pro shop credit. $2,000 – Courtesy Car Ride Program Sponsor will have signs by pu ng green and out front. Safe, free ride home for red golfers who have had a long week. $1,000 – Cold wet towel sponsor Quail Company sets up a tent on a hole on Quail GC and passes out towels $1,000 – Cold wet towel sponsor Roadrunner Company sets up a tent on a hole on Roadrunner GC and passes out towels $1,000 – Eagle Sponsor Sponsor a watering hole, name will appear on T‐Box Sign $750 – Birdie Sponsor Company name on Tee Box If your company would like to donate any Di y Bag items, a Birdie Sponsorship Level would be acknowledged in kind (for all Di y bag items the count is 550) $500 – Par Sponsor Company name on Sponsor board
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SPE Permian Basin Reservoir Study Group August 18th @ 11:30 AM—1 PM, Bush Convention Center Panel presentation & discussion with Q&A $35 members, $40 non-members RSVP and Pre-Pay: https://tinyurl.com/SPEcubedev
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67th Annual Southwestern Petroleum Short Course August 24‐27, 2021 Lubbock Memorial Civic Center The Southwestern Petroleum Short Course Associa on, Inc., (SWPSC) is a non‐profit educa on organiza on blending the talents of the Texas Tech University petroleum engineering faculty and petroleum produc on experts from all over. The purpose of the SWPSC is to disseminate technical informa on and engineering problems through its annual conferences and workshops. Registrants gain insight into problem solving through their mee ngs with and reading works by experts, who make presenta ons on various produc on problems at each conference. Registrants con nue to come to the SWPSC Conferences and leave with good ideas on how to make their work more economical and efficient.
Advance Registra on: Now – August 13 @ www.swpshortcourse.org/conference/2021‐swpsc Pre‐Conference Courses Tuesday, August 24 Fundamentals of Sucker Rod Li Unconven onal Well Produc on Using Hydraulic Jet Pump Wednesday, August 25 POC Controllers for Sucker Rod Pumping Parent/Child Interac on in the Permian ESP Monitoring, Surveillance and Op miza on Tuesday and Wednesday, August 24 & 25 Gas Li Training Corrosion Technology for the Upstream Oil & Gas Industry SWPSC Conference and Exhibits Thursday and Friday, August 26‐27 The SWPSC Conference will include 45 papers/presenta ons on ar ficial li , drilling and well comple on, produc on han‐ dling, s mula on and workover, reservoir opera ons and environmental issues. Topics will be presented by industry representa ves from many companies throughout the industry. A complete lis ng of tles, authors, and abstracts is available at www.swpshortcourse.org. The SWPSC exhibits will be in the Exhibit Hall where registrants can browse through them at their convenience. The buffet luncheons on Wednesday and Thursday will also be held in the Exhibit Hall for greater exhibit exposure. Door Prizes will be given away each day of the conference. You must be present to win! For more informa on and registra on visit www.swpshortcourse.org. For more informa on or ques ons contact: Ronda Brewer – ronda.brewer@ u.edu 2021 Program Chair ‐ Carrie‐Anne Taylor – carrieanne@echometer.com
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2021‐2022 SPE Permian Basin Board Members Posi on
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Company
Member's Email
Chairman Vice‐Chairman Treasurer Secretary
Ri hy Son Shivani Vyas Paul Brown Ayodeji Daramola
SM Energy Odessa Separator Inc Chevron Halliburton
ri hyson@gmail.com shivanivy928@gmail.com paulbrown@chevron.com ayodeji.daramola@halliburton.com
Awards & Nomina ons
Nuny Rincones
ConocoPhillips
nuny.rincones@conocophillips.com
Cristalynn Lovelady Taylor Reeves Ryan Yarger Eli Montoya
GeoMark Research Shell EOG Cimarex‐Cabot
clovelady@geomarkresearch.com taylor.reeves@shell.com ryan_yarger@eogresources.com emontoya33@gmail.com
Akiko Billings
Liberty Oilfield Services
akiko.billings@gmail.com
Prince Kwarteng James Haest Jeane e Reyes‐Lara Eric Angelos Sara Foster Andrea Switzer Mark Lancaster Joe Brandenburg Libby Einhorn Anup Rama
Discovery Opera ng Silver p Comple on Services Endeavor Energy Resources ConocoPhillips Solaris Water Midstream
kwarteng@hotmail.com james.haest@silver pcomple ons.com jreyes@eeronline.com eric.p.angelos@conocophillips.com sara.f.foster@gmail.com andrea.e.switzer@gmail.com mark@broussardenergy.com joe.brandenburg@gracosvcs.com libbyeinhorn@aol.com anup.rama@iff.com
Community Rela ons PR & Adver sing Pipeline Newsle er & Website Coordinator Internet Coordinator Golf Tournament Coordinators Membership Programs
Scholarship Study Group Liaison Comple ons & Opera ons Study Group
Broussard Energy Graco Oilfield Services
Data Analy cs Study Group
Ronnie Arispe Anthony Bordonaro
IFF Lodestone Oil & Gas Consul ng, LLC ConocoPhillips Chevron
Produc on & Facili es Study Group
Andrew Wlazlo
Triple Crown Resources
awlazlo@triplecrownresources.com dawn@crenterprises.org coeth@junoenergyllc.com mperry@permiandiagnos csolu ons.com bre keitges1@gmail.com dalton.kille@ou.edu
Flo Akintunji Ma Lippman Jay Young Yoshi Pradhan Bill Webb Jace Farmer
Stratum Reservoir Juno Energy Permian Diagnos c Solu ons Covenant Extract Companies Lodestone Oil & Gas Consul ng, LLC Unitex Oil & Gas LLC Laredo Petroleum Consultant Endeaevor Energy Resources Bill Webb, Inc ConocoPhillips
Alana Priebe Jus n Moos
ConocoPhillips Silver p Comple on Services
alana.r.priebe@conocophillips.com jus n.moos@silver pcomple ons.com
Cathy Harris
Dawn (McShinsky) Porter Cassandra Oeth Texas Tech Liaison Ma Perry UT Permian Basin Liaison Bre Keitges Young Professionals Dalton Kille Reservoir Study Group
Billy Harris At Large
Past Chair CO2 Conference Clay Shoot Commi ee
lodestoneogc@outlook.com ronnie.arispe@conocophillips.com anthony.bordonaro@chevron.com
lodestoneogc@outlook.com fakintunji@unitexoil.com mlippman@laredopetro.com jay@jroal.com ypradhan.pge@utexas.edu billwebbinc@suddenlink.net jace.d.farmer@conocophillips.com
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