2022 Annual Meeting Recordings Bundle
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All sessions of the diverse educational lineup offered at the 2022 Annual Meeting with presentations by respected industry leaders and experts. This year, educational sessions offer the chance to earn up to 15.5 continuing education credits.
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Leadership for Land Professionals: Lindsay Jaffee
Open to view video.
Open to view video.
This session will explore the skills critical to leading land professionals in today's business environment. Concepts covered will include mastering self-awareness and self-management, improving communication skills, building a leadership presence, and creating team cultures with intention. Attendees, whether currently in a formal leadership role or not, will come away with tools that can help them grow professionally and lead others more effectively.
From “Global Warming” to “Climate Crisis”: Has Anything Actually Changed, Other Than the Name?: Thomas Gillespie, PG
Open to view video.
Open to view video.
Despite rhetoric from opposing camps in the energy/climate debate, there can be no question at this point that a diverse energy portfolio, consisting of both expendables and renewables, is going to be the status quo for the foreseeable future. The findings of scientific inquiry, however, do not actually support the current headlong rush down an uncharted path to achieve undefined Net-Zero carbon dioxide emission targets within the next twenty years. Recognizing that extraordinary statements require extraordinary support, a factual survey is presented in which each of the foundational claims of climate science are examined in an effort to elucidate whether the hard data either underpins or undermines apocalyptic prognostications and whether the measured changes to global climate have warranted escalation of the original appellation global warming, through a series of now-discarded epithets from climate change, to climate disruption, to climate catastrophe, culminating in the current hyperbolic designation: climate crisis.
Royalty Price Provisions, New Effective Burdens and the Impact on Your Overall Well Economics: Suzie Boyd
Open to view video.
Open to view video.
Marketing Oil, Gas and NGL’s is more complicated and complex than most in the industry realize. The rapid increase in oil, gas and NGL exports adds even more complexity. The ultimate value of the commodities depends on many factors including the regional location, the point of sale (whether at the wellhead or somewhere further downstream), the quality or condition of the commodity, and numerous other factors. Determining the price at a particular point of sale depends on the contracting and sales strategy of the producer. Royalty price provisions in lease agreements can likewise be confusing. In many cases, the Lessee remits payment to the Lessor based on what he actually receives, net to the wellhead. Certain lease agreements attempt to disallow certain deductions that may be required to make the oil, gas or NGL marketable. In many cases, the language in these leases does not make sense from a marketing perspective, leading to confusion on how royalty payments are made often resulting in legal challenges. Several court cases have attempted to resolve these disputes with cases having differing outcomes based on the specifics of the case. This talk attempts to assist negotiators in how to avoid introducing conflicting statements in lease agreements and arrive at the language that describes the situation they are attempting to receive. Another issue faced in the royalty provisions are the economic results of disallowed deductions. In many situations, organizational silos between land, engineering, management, and accounting result in no clear understanding of the actual economic results of disallowed deductions. A company that thinks it signed a lease with a 20% burden may experience an actual burden much higher as a result.
Intro to Hard Rock Mining and The General Mining Law of 1872: Adam Stellar
Open to view video.
Open to view video.
This presentation will give an overview of the land management practices for the hard rock mining industry, focusing on mining claims, agreements, due diligence, royalties, water rights and federal land use in the United States. The presentation will also give a brief history of the General Mining Law of 1872, the governing statutes around the hard rock mining industry and the current status of legislative proposals to change the rules that govern the mining industry.
A&D Considerations for Evolving Lower 48 Portfolios: Investment Responses, Refreshed Strategies, and a Path Ahead: Robert Clarke
Open to view video.
Open to view video.
This presentation will showcase the past year’s trends in global upstream M&A. It will explain how the U.S. deal market compares and illustrate what makes U.S. transactions unique. Upstream portfolio needs are changing, though, and assets need to account for evolving investor and stakeholder demands. Numerous E&Ps are adding low carbon opportunities through M&A. Others are seeking to build additional resilience through scale in a single basin. Some management teams are conversely adding diversification as a way to handle volatile commodity markets. Which A&D shifts could be permanent?
Evolving Electricity: Beth Garza
Open to view video.
Open to view video.
The presentation will discuss the changing landscape for wholesale electricity markets, emphasizing ERCOT, and how those changes may influence the costs and reliability of electricity systems, and what all that may mean for the Landmen in the future.
Leadership Development Panel
Open to view video.
Open to view video.
The panel will address how to develop the tools needed for leadership starting with identifying, hiring, and growing landman staff, current and updated management principles, and best practices for quality management on projects. The panel will discuss new data management tools and techniques for landmen and how to benefit from the new landmen coming out of our accredited schools through recruiting, internships, and opportunities with brokers.
Moderator: Ryan Fairbanks, CPL
Panelists:
- Jerris Johnson, CPL
- Tom Seng
- Kimberly Smith
- John Knox
Recent Developments in Drilling Allocation Wells: Robert ‘Eli’ Kiefaber
Open to view video.
Open to view video.
The presentation will discuss the background of allocation wells and address the legal authority to drill allocation wells and the Railroad Commission’s position on allocation. The presentation will largely focus on a discussion of recent legal challenges to allocation wells, including the Opiela v. EnerVest Operating litigation and the future of allocation wells. The presentation will also address the applicable regulations in permitting allocation wells and best practices for calculating production from allocation wells.
Taking a Look at Recent Energy Crisis: Charles Sartain
Open to view video.
Open to view video.
A discussion of significant judicial decisions during the past year from several producing states. The discussion will include cases involving solar and wind energy as well as oil and gas.
Into the Digital Pipeline: Natural Gas Flaring & Crypto-Mining: Ben Holliday
Open to view video.
Open to view video.
This presentation reviews the issue of natural gas flaring on a global/ macro-level, before exploring the technical reasons why flaring occurs. Next, the presentation explores the state level regulations in Texas and New Mexico that govern an operator's ability to flare natural gas. Finally, the presentation explores how regulatory pressures to end/limit flaring have led to increased opportunities for the use of natural gas to power crypto-currency mining operations.
Oil, Gas, Wind & Solar: Accommodating Competing Surface Interests: J. David Hampton
Open to view video.
Open to view video.
This presentation covers a brief overview of the varying estates between oil/gas and renewables, a brief legal history of mineral vs. surface estates, and a discussion of how competing surface interests can co-exist through agreements and the doctrine of accommodation. This presentation then finishes with a discussion of various location requirements for renewable energy.
Certificate - 2022 Annual Meeting - Horizon Breakfast
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
Horizon Breakfast: Nancy McCaskell
Certificate - 2022 Annual Meeting - Opening Session
2.00 CEU credits | Certificate available
2.00 CEU credits | Certificate available
Opening Session: Alex Epstein
Certificate - 2022 Annual Meeting - Education Luncheon
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
Education Luncheon: David Ramsden-Wood
Certificate - 2022 Annual Meeting - Leadership for Land Professsionals
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
Leadership for Land Professionals: Lindsay Jaffee
Certificate - 2022 Annual Meeting - From Global Warming to Climate Crisis
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
From "Global Warming" to "Climate Crisis": Has Anything Actually Changed, Other Than the Name?: Thomas Gillespie, PG
Certificate - 2022 Annual Meeting - Royalty Price Provisions
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
Royalty Price Provisions, New Effective Burdens and the Impact on Your Overall Well Economics: Suzie Boyd
Certificate - 2022 Annual Meeting - Intro to Hard Rock Mining
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
Intro to Hard Rock Mining and the General Mining Law of 1872: Adam Stellar
Certificate - 2022 Annual Meeting - Evolving Lower 48 Portfolios
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
A&D Considerations for Evolving Lower 48 Portfolios: Robert Clarke
Certificate - 2022 Annual Meeting - Evolving Electricity
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
Certificate - 2022 Annual Meeting - Leadership Development Panel
1.50 CEU credits | Certificate available
1.50 CEU credits | Certificate available
Leadership Development Panel
Certificate - 2022 Annual Meeting - Recent Developments in Drilling Allocation Wells
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
Recent Developments in Drilling Allocation Wells: Robert 'Eli' Kiefaber
Certificate - 2022 Annual Meeting - Taking A Look at Recent Energy Crisis
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
Taking A Look at Recent Energy Crisis: Charles Sartain
Certificate - 2022 Annual Meeting - Into the Digital Pipeline
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
1.00 CEU credit | Certificate available
Into the Digital Pipeline: Natural Gas Flaring & Crypto-Mining: Ben Holliday
