About the Author
Name: Steve Andrews
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Bio: Steve Andrews has been a Denver-based energy consultant and freelance writer for over 25 years. After interviewing Dr. M. King Hubbert at his home during the 1980s, Steve steadily followed the world oil picture. He began speaking and writing about world oil issues during the 1990s and he co-chaired Denver?s "World Oil Forum?When Will Global Oil Production Peak?" in 1998. After attending and presenting at previous European ASPO Conferences, he helped establish ASPO-USA in 2005.
The most significant onshore oil development in the Lower 48 over the past decade has occurred in the upper Great Plains. Horizontal drilling of the deep Bakken shale has doubled North Dakota’s oil production, with further growth ahead. The Bakken is not a “field”; it’s an extensive formation that underlies up to 200,000 square miles of the upper Great Plains, crossing the border into Saskatchewan and
Ray Leonard was appointed CEO of independent and Houston-based oil company Hyperdynamics last summer. For the two previous decades, his background in the
David Shields is a journalist and independent oil industry analyst based in Mexico City. Steve Andrews caught up with him yesterday and posed a few questions. SA:
Here’s one take on key events that impacted the peak oil story during the
The failed Christmas plane bomber’s links to Yemen brought that country back under the geopolitical microscope. But a dark headline about Yemen the day
Oil Exploration and Production Constraints http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUVY2qrEfd8 Acknowledging
Below are several clips from an article by Steven Kopits. Originally published in Oil & Gas Investor magazine, the piece ran too long for a Commentary
Last week, two remarkable events at World Oil magazine raised the decibel
On October 20-21, the 30th Oil & Money Conference, convened in London by Energy Intelligence and the International Herald Tribune, attracted roughly 500 attendees, many from the industry press (most
What follows is four questions from an interview recently filmed in London by ASPO-USA’s Dave Bowden and Steve Andrews. Jeremy told us of his three careers. First he taught oil geology and consulted
