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The Co-President of the Energy Workforce and Technology Council, Tim Tarpley, talks to The Oilfield Leader Podcast. Our conversation discusses the importance of building relationships with members of Congress and finding common ground on energy policy. We cover a bit on the role of energy prices as a key issue for voters and the need for more refining capacity in the United States. The conversation also touches on the impact of energy policy on the upcoming election and the challenges of navigating the political rhetoric surrounding the industry.
We seem to always touch back to emphasize the hard work and dedication of the men and women in the energy sector and the need for a balanced and informed discussion on energy production.
Tim discusses his career path and the work of the Energy Workforce and Technology Council. He stresses the importance of policy and advocacy in the energy industry, both domestically and internationally. Tarpley stresses the need to educate policymakers and the public about the complex supply chains and the role of energy in modern society. He also addresses the misconceptions and challenges faced by the oil and gas industry, and the importance of supporting American jobs and energy production.
Main Takeaways
- Building relationships with members of Congress is crucial for advocating for the energy industry.
- Energy prices are a significant issue for voters and should be considered in energy policy discussions.
- The United States needs more refining capacity to ensure energy security.
- The upcoming election will likely have an impact on energy policy.
- The political rhetoric surrounding the energy industry can be misleading and unfair.
- The men and women in the energy sector work hard and deserve recognition for their contributions.
- A balanced and informed discussion is necessary for effective energy policy.
- Tim Tarpley's career path involved working in policy and advocacy for various politicians before joining the Energy Workforce and Technology Council.
- The Energy Workforce and Technology Council focuses on policy and advocacy for the energy industry, both domestically and internationally.
- Tim emphasizes the importance of educating policymakers and the public about the complex supply chains and the role of energy in modern society.
- The oil and gas industry faces misconceptions and challenges, but it plays a crucial role in supporting American jobs and energy production.
In our conversation with Steve Coffee, President of the Produced Water Society we cover various topics related to the oil and gas industry, with a focus on produced water treatment. The discussion highlights the growth of oil and gas production and the increasing need for effective produced water management. We also explore the history and evolution of the Produced Water Society, starting from informal gatherings in Houston to becoming a global nonprofit organization. We get into the challenges and considerations of treating produced water in offshore situations, especially within the space constraints and the need for innovative technologies.
Steve and I dig deep on the role of education, the significance of the oil and gas industry in providing energy, and the importance of maintaining high standards and customer satisfaction. The conversation explores the importance of critical thinking in sustainability and the need for a long-term, holistic approach to ESG and sustainability initiatives.
We discuss the value of water as a resource and the need for a mindset shift to recognize its importance. Steve and I don't forget to discuss the opportunities for young professionals to contribute to the field of produced water and the importance of getting involved in industry organizations and committees.
Follow Steve on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevecoffee/
Join The Produced Water Society!
https://producedwatersociety.com/
Upcoming Produced Water Society Events:
Permian Basin Conference:
(Midland, TX, Horseshoe Arena. August 12th-14th, 2024)
https://producedwatersociety.com/event-permian/
Middle East Produced Water Oilfield Symposium & Exhibition:
Doha, Qatar (September 17th-18th, 2024)
https://www.meproducedwater.com/home-2/
Middle East Water Week Conference & Exhibit:
Al Khobar, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (December 9th-12th, 2024)
https://www.meproducedwater.com/water-week/
Enjoy our Part 2 of our first special international offshore episode, and see some incredible photos taken by a fellow Oil Field Leader!
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Follow Justin on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-forrest-b2951945/
View Justin's online portfolio:
https://jrforrest.myportfolio.com/work
Our conversation with Lord Bailey Midkiff covers various topics related to personal growth, parenting, the oil and gas industry, and the importance, and challenges of, building a successful business. The main themes include the challenges of parenting and the influence of external factors on children, the changing dynamics of the oil and gas industry, the value of investing in people and building a successful business, and the importance of identifying one's true driver in life. In this conversation, Lord Bailey Midkiff and Christian Lombardini discuss various topics related to the oil and gas industry. They emphasize the importance of personal growth, communication, and helping others in the workplace. They also touch on mental health in the industry and the need for more open discussions. Lord Bailey shares his experience with his first serious girlfriend and how it taught him the importance of understanding and communication. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for positivity, collaboration, and continuous learning in the oil and gas industry.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/bailey-midkiff-08a5a4a6/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/performance-pulsation-control/
https://performancepulsation.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/keith-stelter-575b9312/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/rocky-mountain-pipeliners-club/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/keithvenable/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/aed-energy-services/
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The Oil Field Leader is proud to have had some of the valuable time of Kevin W. Smith, President of NNA Polymers. During our conversation with Kevin we explore the role of hydrocarbons and the future of the energy industry. We discuss the importance of oil and gas in various collateral industries, the limitations of renewable energy sources, yet the recognized need for a diverse energy portfolio. Our conversation also touches on the challenges and opportunities of entrepreneurship in the oil and gas industry.
In this episode, Christian Lombardini interviews Stuart Turley, a renowned energy communicator and podcast host. They discuss the power of podcasting, the importance of truth and integrity in the media, and the role of podcasts in information consumption. They also touch on the balance between humor and serious discussions in podcasting. Stuart shares his background and early aspirations, as well as his entry into the energy space. He reflects on his experience at Intel and the valuable lessons he learned there. In this conversation, Stu Turley shares stories from his time at Intel and discusses his journey into podcasting. He recounts a memorable encounter with Andy Grove during a presentation and how he became known as Mr. Teflon at Intel. Stu emphasizes the importance of creating a relaxing and fun environment for CEOs during interviews. He also discusses the changing habits of content consumption and the role of thought leadership in the energy sector. Stu shares insights into his company, Sandstone, and its focus on thought leadership and marketing.
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