Unconventional Shale: The Future of Water Management in the Most Talked about U.S. Industry
MOUNTAIN VIEW, California, April 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
WHEN: 3:00 p.m. EDT on Thursday, April 18, 2013
LOCATION: Online webinar, with complimentary registration
SPEAKER: Energy and Environment Research Analyst Ankur Jajoo
The unconventional shale plays are one of the most talked about opportunities, as their impact affects multiple industries in some way or another. This short presentation, followed by live audience Q&A, will discuss the changes that evolved in the last year and where the focus lays for drilling activity in some of the key shale basins. In addition, Research Analyst Ankur Jajoo will provide clarity on the future of water treatment companies, as well as strategies that will help companies survive and thrive in this increasingly competitive market.
Why you should attend this webinar:
- Understand the issues associated with oil and gas exploration
- Gain a realistic understanding of the growth opportunities for drilling
- Recognize the future for water treatment companies in the United States oil and gas industry
- Learn more about one of the most talked about industries in North America
This webinar will focus on solution providers that maintain offerings for wastewater treatment in the oil and gas industry, specific to shale basins. In addition, vendors that are not participating in the shale gas market yet, but have the means to enter will also benefit from this presentation. Venture capitalist firms and financial institutions seeking investment opportunities in small, upcoming companies should attend, as an in-depth understanding of the market will be provided. Oil and gas companies currently active in shale basins (liquid oil and wet/dry gas basins) with interest in industry partnerships with water treatment companies should attend this webinar as well.
Supporting Quote
"The United States shale basins are one of the hottest topics right now within vertical markets," observed Frost & Sullivan Research Analyst Ankur Jajoo. "The availability of a long-term supply as well as the opportunity to remain independent from foreign supplies has changed the landscape of energy sourcing and consumption. All of this discussion over unconventional exploration as well as the challenges associated with hydraulic fracking and water treatment must be understood properly. However, for the economy and the exploration of oil and gas to prosper, industry convergence is necessary so short-term objectives are met. Water management and consumption plays a critical role in the cost of drilling a single well. Economics and practicality are two drivers for further drilling activity that directly impact water management."
Registration
- To attend the briefing, email britni.myers@frost.com your full name, job title, company name, company telephone number, company email address and Web site, city, state and country.
- Receive a recorded version of the briefing anytime by submitting the aforementioned contact details.
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For more information about Frost & Sullivan's Energy and Environment practice, please visit: http://www.environmental.frost.com
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