Presentation at the 2014 Wyoming Oil and Gas Fair by William F. Demarest of Husch Blackwell. Topics include how radical changes in natural gas markets have disproportionately affected Wyoming production, trends in pricing, demand and production in key markets, pipelines and more.

Brian Jeffries presents for the Wyoming Pipeline Authority at the Wyoming Oil & Gas Fair (WOGF) in September 2014 in Jackson, Wyoming. Topics covered in the presentation include natural gas pricing, capacity, comparisons between natural gas and crude oil, building models for Wyoming energy, energy transportation options and more.

Matt Fry presents on the topic of Wyoming Pipeline Corridor Initiave to the Wyoming Pipeline Authority on June 16, 2016.

Trisha Curtis of the Energy Policy Research Foundation presentation at the 2015 Wyoming Pipeline Authority public meeting in 2015. Topics covered includes information about EPRINC, oil prices, forecasting errors, drilling, production, permit activity and more.

Brian Jeffries presents on the topic of "Update on Natural Gas, NGLs and Crude" at the 2015 Petroleum Association of Wyoming Annual Meeting in Casper, Wyoming. This presentation includes information including Wyoming natural gas, crude, propane, energy networks, pricing, and pricing forecasts.

Topics covered in this briefing:

• Ongoing Operator & Vendor Support
• WY Energy & Policy Insights
• Wyoming CO2-EOR Potential & Impact
• Impact of Electricity Costs on Oil/Gas Development
• Proposed Benchmarking

After several decades of decline Wyoming’s oil production is now turning higher thanks to higher oil prices, the development of condensates, and investments in tertiary methods such as CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery (CO2-EOR). The present work brings together two prior pieces of research by integrating the economic impact model of Cook (2013a) with the scoping estimates of Wyoming’s CO2-EOR potential found in Cook (2013b). The hope is that discussing the potential economic contribution of CO2-EOR will help inform industry participants and policy makers for the further development of CO2 infrastructure in the state.

• CO2 Foam Stabilization using nanoparticles
• Numerical simulation of tight fractured gas reservoirs
• Process based models guided by seismic data
• Data-driven flood modeling/ management

• Data Driven Reservoir Management
• Development of a Fully Compositional Model for Timber Creek
• Impact of Primary Strata on Recovery Factors in Aeolian
• Systems
• Wertz Tensleep

This study will seek a methodology to improve (a) accuracy in estimates of oil recovery factors and (b) planning field development including well spacing and arrangement. Further, we will create and apply laboratory measurements to understand movement of petroleum fluids at small scales in order to better evaluate upscaling techniques and verify the underlying assumptions of previous works. The proposed study has the potential to impact reserves estimates and production in Wyoming, because it addresses phenomena that constitute bulk properties of all eolian reservoirs in Wyoming and their remaining reserves along with new fields that may be discovered in eolian system rocks such as the Tensleep, Minnelusa, Leo, and Navajo Sandstones.