Abstract Submittal Deadline:
February 12, 2010

Now Accepting Abstracts

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Share your expertise with a top-level audience at the third Unconventional Gas Conference & Exhibition in Fort Worth, Texas.

The event attracts producing-industry decision-makers eager for answers to technical, market, and regulatory questions affecting the development of high-potential gas resources in shales, high-permeability sands, and coalbeds.

Do you have insights valuable to an audience like that? Be a presenter at the Unconventional Gas Conference & Exhibition.

To be considered for a place on the program, submit an abstract by February 12, 2010.

Information for presenters

1. Presentations should be in English and last no more than 20 minutes. A 10-minute discussion will follow each presentation.
2. The Advisory Board of the Unconventional Gas International Conference will select presentations based on the abstracts submitted.
3. Presentations should be original and noncommercial. They should address technical, business, and regulatory subjects important to industry professionals engaged in unconventional gas operations.
4. Submitters of accepted abstracts will be notified by the end of March 2010. They will receive full instructions on preparation of full presentations.
5.  Presenters receive complimentary registration as delegates to the conference and exhibition. Other expenses, such as travel, lodging, and food, are the responsibilities of presenters.

To submit abstracts:

Please use the web form, which requests:

• Presentation title.
• Names and affiliation of presentation authors, with the speaker clearly identified.
• A 150-200 word summary that shows how the presentation will appeal to executives, managers, engineers, and other operational decision-makers in the unconventional gas industry.
  

  Focus areas:

  • Regulatory Concerns

  • Recovery Methods

  • Coal Bed Methane

  • Tight Sands

  • Field Development

  • Frontier Areas

  • Sustainablity Issues

  • Completion Technologies

  • Reservoir Management

  • Well Control

  • Drilling Methods

  • Field Geology

  • Workforce and Demographics

  • Shales

  • Market Dynamics

  • Field Economics

  • Transportation and Logistics

  • Risk and Reliability

  • Technology Qualification and Implementation

  • Project Execution and Management

  The Conference Setting:

  PennWell’s Unconventional Gas International Conference & Exhibition is a focused event developed to provide maximum relevance and benefit for both exhibitors and attendees. This pivotal event provides a sophisticated new venue where buyers and sellers meet, learn and build business relationships. 

  Attendee Profile:

  • Senior decision makers who seek information about optimizing methods of retrieving gas

  • Industry leaders from Independent Operating Companies who must understand the complexities and parameters of redeveloping existing fields and the complexities of processing, and transportation
    

  • Operations personnel involved in planning and scheduling unconventional gas development projects worldwide

  • Engineering staff and management involved in unconventional gas development decision-making

  • Suppliers who provide equipment or services for unconventional gas development, processing, or transportation

  • Consulting companies that advise clients on current industry standards on unconventional gas development

  • Business development managers pursuing unconventional gas business opportunities

  The conference, created by an Advisory Board of industry specialists, covers the technologies essential to unconventional gas operations and the business strategies that make them work profitably. It presents information of at-work value to engineers, geoscientists, managers, executives, business developers, planners, service and equipment suppliers, consultants, and other professionals in the business of unconventional gas.  The conference provides:

  • Delegates the chance to learn from and meet experts from around the world and to visit exhibitions highlighting front-edge technologies.

  • Exhibitors and sponsors exposure to industry decision-makers looking for ways to improve their operations.

  • Presenters speak to an audience of professionals eager to learn new methods and effective strategies for bringing gas from unconventional resources to market.