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Summit ESP is a Tulsa, OK-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Penn America Energy (PAE) is a project-development company proposing an LNG export facility on Pennsylvania`s Delaware River. Called Penn LNG, this facility would export chilled natural gas (6.5 million tonnes annually) and be a "first" for Pennsylvania, with many advantages. The unique location of this project distinguishes Penn LNG in two cost-competitive ways. First, it is closer (within 100 to 300 miles) of the vast, low-cost Marcellus and Utica natural gas resources. And second, compared to U.S. Gulf Coast projects, it offers shorter shipping distances to Europe and many other key world LNG markets. The Delaware River ship channel has just been deepened, to enable the region`s full participation in global marine commerce. Started by a native of Pennsylvania, PAE is a team of experienced global commodity and energy professionals. We came together as a company in 2015. Our goal was to unlock more value from Pennsylvania`s newfound natural gas bounty, to benefit our investors and the communities where we would operate. Our No. 1 commitment is to plan, build and operate a facility that is safe, environmentally responsible and directly benefits the local community. The project has an eight-year timeline, including three years of comprehensive public participation and regulatory review. With startup slated for 2024, the Penn LNG project is well timed to commence LNG deliveries when global supply and demand are expected to rebalance. We are currently raising development funding for this project. We think Penn LNG offers an outstanding opportunity for investors, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the local community. Learn more about the PAE team, our project and our commitment to safety, environment and the community at our company website.
Offshore Systems Inc is a Dutch Harbor, AK-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
John Thompson Enterprises Inc is a Watonga, OK-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Enhanced collaboration among geoscientists and engineers extracts maximum value from subsurface data, resulting in improved hydrocarbon recovery. However, the explosive growth in the unconventional space has left a significant gap in the ability of oil companies to answer critical questions that lead to inconsistent well production, and increased OPEX and CAPEX. Having confidence about where to drill, where and how to frac and complete, and where to invest requires dynamic GeoEngineering models that can adapt for proper understanding of today's complex heterogeneous reservoirs. Combining best-in-class geoscience and engineering technology, SIGMA³ Integrated Reservoir Solutions leverages decades of industry experience to generate high-resolution subsurface models constrained by seismic and well data. Via its proprietary Real-Time Dynamic Earth Modeling™ (RTDM) workflow, real-time completions data and microseismic events are integrated and interpreted in tandem with the geologic models, well geometries, and reservoir property predictions – leading to better drilling decisions, and better business outcomes for clients. SIGMA³ offers technology, expertise and services ranging from reservoir understanding, field development planning to production optimization. This integration of geoscience and engineering forms the foundation of SIGMA³ GeoEngineering solutions, including earth modeling and imaging; seismic-driven reservoir characterization and Continuous Fracture Modeling (CFM™); hydrofrac engineering design and microseismic fracture and field monitoring. Oil and gas operators are looking for insight about how to drill and complete their wells and maximize reservoir potential across the life of the asset. SIGMA³ believes that smart use of fit-for-purpose technologies in a Real-Time Dynamic Modeling workflow gives E&P companies the power to implement the best solution and enhance production efforts, reduce drilling and completion costs, and drive profitability.