realwizardharry said:

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I appreciate the response. Fortunately, current students have premium access and are able to PM.

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Gives no option to send PM when clicking on your username

You have access to read the premium forum. Don't think you have access to post in the premium and PM. It's a "read only" deal that TexAgs does for current students.

SidetrackAg said:

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realwizardharry said:

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I appreciate the response. Fortunately, current students have premium access and are able to PM.

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Gives no option to send PM when clicking on your username

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True story

Well, I guess I was wrong. I've received PMs before so not really sure what the deal is now. Thanks for the heads up

This thread is dead...

Anyone in Anaheim this week got the SEG?

jetch17 said:

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This thread is dead...

Anyone in Anaheim this week got the SEG?

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everyone is booming again.

You going to be in midland next week?

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jetch17 said:

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This thread is dead...

Anyone in Anaheim this week got the SEG?

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everyone is booming again.

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Subsea is still waiting.

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Ragoo said:

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This thread is dead...

Anyone in Anaheim this week got the SEG?

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everyone is booming again.

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Subsea is still waiting.

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the "easy" money is on land, subsea is going to be waiting a while.

Ragoo said:

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You going to be in midland next week?

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Yeah probably tues-thurs

I'd be interested in tipping my toe back in the water in drilling operations for a land or offshore drilling gig - I'd love to be based in Houston though. Any leads from anyone? My primary background is in Drilling Operations (planning, management, etc) and Rig Equipment Project Management (upgrades, installations, modifications, and major maintenance planning).

I've been talking to some folks at a couple of big offshore drilling contractors about future openings (former bosses who have caught on with them respectively) - but they won't have contracts (thus won't hire mid-level managers / superintendents) until late this year or early next year.

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Ragoo said:

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Yeah probably tues-thurs

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i will be in Monday evening thru Thursday morning.

Best of luck finding something.

I was managing subsea delivery for an OEM and moved over to strategic management for them when projects ran dry. I jumped at an opportunity to manage a division for a manufacturer of products in the midstream pipeline segment of the market.

I miss subsea and upstream in general. I'm starting to look myself to see if I can find a general management or position similar to what I do now in the EPC or OEM segments. If anyone knows of anything in the Houston area as well, I'd appreciate it. Maybe a different segment of midstream would be better. I'm open to anything.

AgLA06 said:

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Best of luck finding something.

I was managing subsea delivery for an OEM and moved over to strategic management for them when projects ran dry. I jumped at an opportunity to manage a division for a manufacturer of products in the midstream pipeline segment of the market.

I miss subsea and upstream in general. I'm starting to look myself to see if I can find a general management or position similar to what I do now in the EPC or OEM segments. If anyone knows of anything in the Houston area as well, I'd appreciate it. Maybe a different segment of midstream would be better. I'm open to anything.

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This is the crux of it. I miss the industry and I am willing to take any kind of management (HSE manager, operations support, technical advisor, project manager) role to get a foot in the door again.

Good luck to you as well

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i will be in Monday evening thru Thursday morning.

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I'm here all the time

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Ragoo said:

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i will be in Monday evening thru Thursday morning.

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I'm here all the time

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i am staying downtown at the double tree. I will probably have dinner covered but if anyone wants to get together in that Mexican bar one evening I am game.

Me too. Been a midland resident for almost 9 months now.

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I'm here all the time

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i am staying downtown at the double tree. I will probably have dinner covered but if anyone wants to get together in that Mexican bar one evening I am game.

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Let me know, if I can, I'll probably be down to join for a few drinks.

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Another Texags hook up.

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Quote:

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Analysts at Fitch Solutions forecast that the price of Brent Crude Oil will average $91 per barrel in 2022, a new report has revealed.
Brent is forecasted by the Fitch Solutions analysts to average $75 per barrel this year, $82 per barrel next year, $85 per barrel in 2020 and $89 per barrel in 2021, according to the report, which was sent to Rigzone.
These forecasts were notably higher than the Bloomberg consensus for Brent, which forecasts the commodity to average $73.6 per barrel in 2018, $75.3 per barrel in 2019, $72 per barrel in 2020, $70 per barrel in 2021 and $66.2 per barrel in 2022.
Analysts at Fitch Solutions forecast that the average price of WTI will hit $68 per barrel this year, $75 per barrel next year, $81 per barrel in 2020, $85 per barrel in 2021 and $87 per barrel in 2022.
The Bloomberg consensus for WTI forecasts the commodity to average $68 per barrel in 2018, $68.9 per barrel in 2019, $65.4 per barrel in 2020, $63.5 per barrel in 2021 and $62.3 per barrel in 2022.

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I found this rather interesting. These guys can't forecast next week's activity. How can one service be so polar opposite the other?

Could be a big win here...

Couldn't an LNG terminal take LNG from anywhere? I don't see that as a big win for the U.S. as mush as just decent decision making to not make your country dependent on Russian gas.

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US is huge exporter of LNG. there are about to be 4 terminals in Texas ports alone.

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US has 4.5% of LNG market share.



3 terminals in Texas, eventually.

TxAg20 said:

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third coast.. said:

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US is huge exporter of LNG. there are about to be 4 terminals in Texas ports alone.

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US has 4.5% of LNG market share.



3 terminals in Texas, eventually.

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JFYI that map doesn't include LNG export facilities that are already constructed (Cheniere and Cove Point).

SpreadsheetAg said:

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Ha! Ask and Ye shall receive. Got a call from a offshore company looking for my role (I know some guys) and they interviewed and want me to come in in 2 weeks to meet the boss.

Wish me luck (or help me prepare to impress)

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Updated....User name checks out!!!

Go get the job!

Then help a brother out.

Price of oiL today

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Price of oiL today

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Everything in the market today

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Price of oiL today

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for future reference:

INDEX
UNITS
PRICE
CHANGE
%CHANGE
CONTRACT
[url=https://www.bloomberg.com/quote/CL1:COM][/url]TIME (EDT)

WTI Crude Oil (Nymex)
USD/bbl.
66.50
-2.86
-4.12%
Dec 2018
1:26 PM

[url=https://www.bloomberg.com/quote/CO1:COM][/url]Brent Crude (ICE)
USD/bbl.
76.71
-3.12
-3.91%
Dec 2018
1:26 PM

ouch.

I guess the one silver lining is, for the most part, the oil price drop has mostly displaced the differential in the Permian. We haven't seen much change in midland pricing basically regardless of oil price, but with the differential only at ~$5 right now, we're going start seeing it soon at this rate.

Most of the impact has been 19/20 with producers blending and lowering outright through 20 diff.