Renowned for its geological and geographical composition, Cape Town provides an ideal setting for the world’s leading geoscientists to connect and share knowledge. Register before 23 August and receive early bird pricing!
Lots of activity in the Latin America and Caribbean Region, from VPG visits to Student and YP Chapters to IBA.
Many AAPG members have benefited from supplementing their geoscience degrees and experience with education and training in business through AAPG's partnership with colleges and universities around the world. One such college, Texas A&M Texarkana, offers unique benefits to members because it is online, and residents of Oklahoma, Texas, and Louisiana can receive in-state or 'border state' tuition, which is significantly more economical than other options. Texas A&M Texarkana offers an MBA with an emphasis in Energy Leadership in collaboration with AAPG.
AAPG’s U-Pitch at URTeC will take place in the Innovation U-Pitch Pavilion in the Exhibit Hall
Congratulations to 2018 Young Professionals Exemplary Service Award winner Dwandari Ralanarko.
Technology that makes operations safer as well as more efficient is a focus for AAPG’s U-Pitch pitch event to take place at URTeC, July 23-25 in Houston. Welcome to an interview with Paul Gibbs, developer and creator of the Freedom Tank Technology Tool which is designed to make oil and gas storage much safer.
Independent geologist J. Michael Party, president of Midland, Texas-based Beryl Oil and Gas LP, has been voted president-elect of AAPG for the 2018-19 term.
AAPG's Young Professional Group, India, organised a two-day workshop for students of the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES), Dehradun, India on “Key Factors in Success in Upstream”: This talk was held during the AAPG Student Chapter event 'Excalibur 2018'. The workshop was held on 19-20 April 2018 at the Virtual Reality Centre (VRC) facility at ONGC Dehradun's offices.
AAPG announces the exciting Digital Subsurface Transformation workshop taking place in Dubai, UAE, 7-8 May 2018! Register today!
The Tuscaloosa Marine Shale has been a tantalizing target for many years. It's an important source rock, but it has been difficult to successfully complete and produce. Now there is new hope as researchers and their work is receiving support. Welcome to an interview with Mehdi Mokhtari at the University of Louisiana in Lafayette. His Tuscaloosa Marine Shale consortium has recently received support from the United States Department of Energy to explore new technologies for economically drilling and completing the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale.