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Our Approach

At ShaleUSA Conferences, we’re driven 100% by industry-intelligence. We don’t make contact with E&P operators and service companies assuming we have the answers. We simply pay attention to what our customers want, expect, need and value. We work with E&P and Midstream operators, technology and service providers to co-create learning and business development solutions that uncover the right questions and metrics that matter the most at any point in time, leading you to the right answers. The team behind ShaleUSA Conferences has over 25 combined years of experience organizing highly technical, content-driven conferences and business meetings in the North American Oil & Gas space. ShaleUSA conferences will issue certificates of completion/attendance, allowing participating individuals to earn CPD points.  
 
OUR HISTORY

ShaleUSA Conferences is the Unconventional Oil & Gas division of the global multinational media and events business, IQPC Ltd. Established in 1973 and headquartered in New York, IQPC now has 10 global offices in London, Singapore, Dubai, Doha, Berlin, Sydney, Miami, Tampa and Toronto. Leveraging a global research base, each year we produce and deliver an unrivalled portfolio of approximately 2000 problem-solving conferences worldwide, webinars, online events and related online programs.

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Featured Events

Upcoming ShaleUSA conference

February 2020 – Houston, Texas

On February 11 & 12, Reducing Onshore Well Failures: Advanced Chemical Management 2020 addresses the US onshore operator’s most important production, operations and chemical-related challenges, focusing on metrics that matter the most right now – failure rates/frequency, downtime, production losses and total overall spend on wells – and strategies & opportunities to manage failures induced by Corrosion, Scale, Paraffin, Iron Sulfide and H2S. The 2020 conference looks at a number of central themes, while expanding the envelope to include discussions in emerging areas for innovation and digitalization.

With companies forced to be a lot more disciplined on how they manage their cash, looking at their financial performance and not just how much oil they are producing, maximizing profitability and return to production (RTP) will be at the heart of all discussions.

 

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Q1 2020 – Houston, Texas

Markets have evolved and company structures have changed dramatically in recent months. Public companies have been splitting off and starting midstream companies; Wall Street has been pushing E&Ps to reduce debt and risk attached to non-productive assets - resulting in the recent wave of water midstream deals. Between January and August this year, there have been more than $2.5 billion of water-related mergers, acquisitions, private equity investments and other deals in the oilfield.

Recognizing the changing pace and priorities of the oilfield water marketplace, at Oilfield Water Management USA: Houston ConEx 2020 big picture strategy development and technical water management converges, as the industry reaches a point where technical engineers have to become business persons, looking at both tactical as well as technical activities in the field. Join us in Houston in March to interact with the fully evolved oilfield water value chain including E&Ps, Water Midstream Companies, Technology Providers, Private Equity Firms, Investment Analysts and Regulatory Bodies.

Advisory Board & Technical Subgroups

The ShaleUSA Advisory Board & Technical Subgroups are invitation-only/application-only communities of industry experts with proven track records of driving, embracing and implementing transformational changes that result in measurable bottom-line outcomes in some of the highest and fastest growth segments of the oilfield; resulting in greater profitability, improved cost control and accelerated ROI.

United by a shared purpose, the ShaleUSA Conferences Advisory Board & Technical Subgroups serve as gathering points to share fresh perspectives and breakthrough ideas that can transform organizations, while building long-term peer-to-peer relationships.

WHO WILL BE ON THE BOARD?

The Advisory Board and Technical Subgroups will reflect the diversity of the US unconventional Oil & Gas industry, with representation from senior, strategically placed executives to technical subject matter experts, from major, mid-sized and independent companies. With a range of expertise from across the United States’ most prolific unconventional shale plays, this community is instrumental in shaping ShaleUSA Conferences’ agendas, whitepapers and reports.