The Potential for Tight Oil in North America

IHS hosted The Potential for Tight Oil in North America webcast on April 24, 2012.

The Tight Oil study will provide members with a toolkit to evaluate and rank North American opportunities - from resource base to performance to economics - and benchmark their own activities against evolving industry standards and technology trends. This study will also produce analogs to evaluate international tight oil opportunities and addresses key questions, such as:

Are we on the cusp of a second unconventional revolution in North America?
If so, what plays will deliver and at what cost?
What is the potential impact on North American oil supplies?

Join us for this complimentary webcast hosted by Steve Trammel, IHS Principal Researcher, as we outline the in-depth research and analysis that is going into developing this ground breaking new study.

Learn more about the study and register for the complimentary webcast today.

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- Stephen Trammel, Senior Manager, Industry Affairs, IHS
  Stephen Trammel
  Senior Manager, Industry Affairs, IHS
  Stephen has spent the majority of his career with IHS and its predecessors, having joined the company in 1981. Stephen is responsible for specific IHS CERA products, including the new Tight Oil multi-client study. He is an expert on U.S. current oil and gas activity with a special focus on unconventional resources.
  Trammel is a regular speaker and writer on a variety of industry topics, having begun his oil and gas industry career as a scout and writer covering Rocky Mountain activity for Petroleum Information (now IHS).
  Stephen continues to focus on the Gulf of Mexico and on the increasingly important role unconventionals play in the world’s oil and gas supply picture. Other experience includes working in partnership with Houston-based PetroSolutions Ltd., when Trammel launched the ground-breaking production performance analogs series for the deepwater and deep shelf plays in the Gulf of Mexico beginning in 2002. Previously, he also had responsibility for managing well data accumulation, current activity products and editorial content in the U.S.
  Stephen was recently chosen to participate in the Expert Source Program for IHS, which delivers strategic thought leadership to the oil and gas industry in the form of insight and analysis.
  He studied English literature and art at the University of Colorado, and English and geology at Texas Tech University, receiving the highest honors for his studies.

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The Potential for Tight Oil in North America

IHS hosted The Potential for Tight Oil in North America webcast on April 24, 2012.

Stephen Trammel, Senior Manager, Industry Affairs, IHS

Stephen Trammel

Senior Manager, Industry Affairs, IHS

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