The world's hydrocarbon industry began right here in the U.S. and by U.S. independents, who've lent their expertise to operators and nations around the globe. Quickly, it is the U.S. independent that is once again leading the world-this time in next-era drilling and completion techniques in resources previously uneconomic. Hear from Tom Petrie on how America sits atop the 21st century of energy.
SPEAKER:
- Tom Petrie, chairman of Petrie Partners
MODERATOR:
- Brandy Fidler, associate managing editor of Oil and Gas Investor
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