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PESA Newsletters
PESA News keeps members informed on Association events and activities. Issues can be downloaded in PDF format below. To view the PDF-format files, the Adobe Acrobat Reader plugin is required.
March 2010
- ANGA: abundance message gaining traction
- Suttles: Oil and gas business is secure for decades
- Chairman's Letter: PESA growing, adding value for you
- President's Letter: New PESA website on the horizon ... and there was much rejoicing
- Trouble costs rising; operators, service companies must unite to fix it
- Energy Educators committee launches Teacher of the Year Award
- Nichols: Devon to focus only on North America
- Davidson: Deepwater the play of the future
- Is there a business case for Web 2.0? Perhaps.
- Explorers Golf Tournament Photos
- Top Export Destinations
October/November 2009
- Explorers Award: Petrobras America receives PESA’s highest honor
- Coates: Industry on the brink of an upcycle
- Chairman's Letter: Industry headed for recovery in 2010
- Editorial from Jeremy Thigpen (NOV): Predicted M&A boom of ‘09 never materialized. What happened?
- Oil and gas industry unites to battle pediatric cancer
- Supply Chain Seminar: Shell says cost an issue now, but oil and gas has a sound future
- Supply Chain Seminar: $100 oil will make a comeback
- Supply Chain Seminar: Petrohawk ‘bet the company’ on Haynesville Shales; gas prices, drilling should improve in 2010
- Photos of Oil 101
- Top Export Destinations
July/August 2009
- FSO Training 2009 Coverage
- David Stover (Noble Energy): Noble Aims for Best-in-Class in Israel, Africa, Gulf, and U.S.
- Executive Address Series - Bob Potter (FMC): Ten Commandments for an Oil & Gas Career
- SPCC Plans Must Be Filed With the EPA by Nov. 10, 2010
- Editorial from Jeremy Thigpen (NOV): Striking a Balance is Key in a Cyclical Market
- Chairman's Letter: Embassy Officials - Let Us Return the Favor
- Top Export Destinations
- View in Your Browser: PESA Newsletter
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May/June 2009
- Annual Meeting Special Edition
- Aubrey McClendon (Chesapeake): As Oil Displaced Coal, Natural Gas Will Displace Oil
- Dr. Barry Asmus (National Center for Policy Analysis): The U.S. Has Had a Good Run
- Buddy Kleemeier (Kaiser-Francis Oil): Tax, Regulatory Challenges on Their Way
- Stephen Brand (ConocoPhillps): World Energy Needs Require All Players
- Peter Zeihan (Strafor): Iraq is the New Frontier For Oil; Russia is Dying Slowly
- Pete Miller (National Oilwell Varco)): New Challenges Require New Technologies
- Larry Dickerson (Diamond Offshore): Offshore Drilling to Prosper for Years to Come
- Chairman's Letter: Good People are Getting Harder to Find
- Top Export Destinations
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February/March 2009
- Disguised Opportunity: Downturn a Chance to Revisit Costs, Safety says Conoco Exec
- PESA Chairman: Don't Forget About Your People Amidst the Downturn
- Continental Resources in 'A Unique Position' Now
- Get Involved: PESA Offers Many Opportunities to Teach the Next Generation
- Explorers Golf Tournament Coverage
- Oil 101
- Join Us at the PESA Annual Meeting
- Top Export Destinations
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