The impact of shale gas
On 13 June 2013, Bart Vox of Fenix Consultants Delft gave a presentation to a full house on the developments surrounding, the hotly debated, shale gas.
Description
Shale gas developments have recently received a lot of media and political attention because of their social impact as well as their economic impact on the world.
To give a perspective from the oil and gas industry on shale gas, the main technologies used will be discussed as well as the possible opportunities of the developments and possible impact on social and economic areas.
The presentation will be given by Bart Vos, Fenix Delft.
Fenix Delft is an engineering consultancy company in the energy industry. Fenix provides a range of production engineering services focusing on enhanced production and recovery using hydraulic fracturing. The associated investment engineering expertise helps our customers to make better investment decisions in an economic as well as pragmatic sense. Fenix has experience in all production basins of the world and in all reservoir types, from igneous rocks to unconsolidated sands and from tight sandstones to fractured carbonates. Our expertise covers projects in oil, gas and gas-condensate reservoirs, as well as long-term enhanced recovery injections, waste injections and geothermal energy production
After the presentation, there will be an opportunity to talk afterwards over a drink in Newton/Daedalus' drinks cellar in the Horstkelder.
Speaker(s)
Bart Vos is a founding partner of Fenix Consulting Delft and conducts (enhanced) production engineering, (onsite) hydraulic fracture engineering and training courses in hydraulic fracture engineering. Bart is also the focal point for fracture mapping and continuous reservoir monitoring technology consultancy in Fenix. Before joining Pinnacle (a predecessor of Fenix) in 2004, Bart worked at Jason Geosystems, a seismic inversion company, where he was the world-wide marketing manager. Before that he worked several years for Baker Hughes INTEQ in the software development department and in the drilling optimisation group. Bart received his Master's degree from TU Delft in Mining and Petroleum Engineering
Location
The Horst, room HT500b
Organiser
Eastern Region
KIVI Students Twente
Name and contact details for information
Elfride Dijkstra