In recent periods there have been noteworthy shifts in energy investor preferences regarding the relative roles of production growth, third party acquisitions, identifiable drilling inventories, and free cash flow utilization. This industry expert will explore how each of these elements entail a variety of implications for actionable options by upstream decision-makers to effectively execute their capital allocation plans.
This presentation was recorded at the recent Energy Capital Conference & exhibition in Dallas.
SPEAKER:
Tom Petrie, Chairman, Petrie Partners
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