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2018 EXHIBITOR PROSPECTUSAND 2017 SHOW REPORTNovember 13-15, 2018 Cox Convention Center | Oklahoma City, OK

DUGMidcontinent.com

CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION | NOVEMBER 13-15, 2018

WHERE BUSINESS MEETS OPPORTUNITY

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Producers are doubling down on their core assets in the historic Midcontinent’s resource-rich plays. Many consider the region second only to the prolific Permian Basin for economics and profitability. Producers remain focused on operating efficiently and cutting costs to safely navigate the road ahead. Whether it’s “lower for longer” or a “faster-than-expected recovery,” the innovation spirit and resourcefulness will carry producers through this business cycle.

Exhibit where Midcontinent top producers discuss their plansDUG Midcontinent 2018 offers your chances to connect with the players operating in Southwest Kansas, the Texas Panhandle, Northwest Arkansas and throughout Oklahoma. With executive-level speakers, exhibitors showcasing solutions, and hours of exclusive networking opportunities – this is the ONE event that brings the entire region together. You’ll walk away with new insights, proven best practices, and hundreds of valuable business connections.

Hart Energy is committed to providing oil and gas professionals a comprehensive view of business activities in the premier shale plays. For exhibitors, the DUG Midcontinent Conference and Exhibition attracts 1,150+ quality attendees each year. To ensure its sponsors and exhibitors access to a highly a qualified audience, Hart Energy reaches out to oil and gas operators with incentives designed to bring their most influential managers and leaders to the conference. Exhibitors will be networking with influencers who make decisions about well-site technologies and services and everything else needed for full field development. .

The exhibition attracts 65+ exhibitors each year covering a range of specialties. Attendees include E&P companies, pipeline operators, financial and consulting firms, gas processing facilities, transportation companies, and service and supply companies.

1,176Attendees

22Speakers

67Exhibitors

53Sponsors

2017 STATISTICS


Whether your marketing team is promoting new technology or current products and services we want to assist you and – our audience wants to hear about it!

Engagement via print and digital communications– Directly connecting with past speakers and DUG Conferences attendees to promote new topics

Social Media – Featuring our upcoming speakers and agenda through Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook

Advertising – Programs are running in our leading publications, E&P magazine and Oil and Gas Investor, to entice attendees

Public Relations – Releases on upcoming speakers and presentation topics

E-newsletters and posts – through our industry news-letters – EPBuzz, EPToday, Midstream Monitor, Gathered 24, Oil and Gas Investor Weekly and Oil and Gas Daily

The DUG Midcontinent conference helps industry leaders to stay current on emerging trends. Attendees at DUG conferences come from:n E&P Companiesn Pipeline Operatorsn Financial Firms (i.e. Investors, Bankers,

Analysts, etc.)n Industry Consulting Firmsn Law Firmsn Service & Supply Companiesn Government Agenciesn Other Professional Services Firms

Sampling of companies that attend DUG Midcontinent:

Hart Energy has already started its 2018 marketing for DUG Midcontinent. This includes:

Website – Search engine optimization and marketing with prominent sites using Google AdWords

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DUG MIDCONTINENT 2018

WHO ATTENDS DUG MIDCONTINENT

n 4AM Midstream n Accelerate Resources n Aether Investment Partners n Alta Mesa Resources n Anadarko Minerals Inc. n Antioch Energyn BG Energy Partners n Black Mountain Oil & Gas n BP n Breck Operating Corrporation n Canyon Creek Energy LLC n Canyon Midstream Partners

n Cardinal Midstream LLC n Chesapeake Energy n Devon Energy Corporation n Eclipse Resourcesn EOG Resources n EQT Production n Fourpoint Energyn Gastar Exploration Inc. n Heritage Petroleum n Kinder Morgann Kirkpatrick Oil Company n Magellan Midstream Partners n Mainline Energy Partners LLC

n Marathon Oil Corporation n Newfield Exploration Companyn Panther Energy Company LLC n Peregrin Petroleumn Quantum Energy Partnersn Stone Creek Operating LLC n Toklan Oil & Gas Corporation n Valiant Midstream n Ventana Exploration & Production


NEW IN 2018

DUG TECHNOLOGY

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DUG Technology content provides technical programs on the second day of our four biggest DUG conferences.Hart Energy is adding this new technical content to its second-day agendas at DUG Permian, DUG East, DUG Midcontinent and DUG Eagle Ford. Proudly named “DUG Technology™”, this programming features regionally-focused and technologically-driven sessions.

Expert panels, technical spotlights and roundtable discussions will cover a range of topics, including:n Proppants

n Well stimulation practices

n Water sourcing, treatment and reuse

n Completion optimization

n Artificial intelligence

This content is added value for registrants with DUG full-conference passes. Can’t make it to both days of

these conferences? Register at reduced rates for a DUG Technology-only pass.

DUGTechnology.com


For more information about exhibiting at

DUG Midcontinent contact: (A-J)

MARK IMMEKUSP: 713.260.6492 F: 713.840.8585

[email protected](K-S)

CARLY SUTTERP: 713.260.4612 F: 713.840.8585

[email protected](T-Z)

CHANTAL HAGENP: 713.260.5204 F: 713.840.8585

[email protected]


DUG Midcontinent 2018

BENEFITS OF EXHIBITINGBECOME AN EXHIBITOR AND SPONSORShowcase your brand to qualified oil and gas professionals. Hart Energy’s DUG Midcontinent conference and exhibition, the region’s largest unconventional resources event, connects hundreds of attendees, 20+ speakers and 65+ exhibitors every year in Oklahoma City. The conference features a world-class lineup of speakers from the most-active players in Oklahoma’s upstream and midstream sectors. And the executives, managers and engineers who gather in the exhibition hall represent a virtual “who’s who” of the region’s leaders. Make sure you are there to demonstrate your products and services for the decision-makers gathering to stay current with industry solutions.

Plays Covered:n Mississippi Limen Woodfordn SCOOP/STACKn Springer Shale

n Emerging Midcontinent Plays from Kansas to the Texas Panhandle

Cost to Exhibit - $4,000 and includes:

n 10 ft. x 10 ft. exhibit space (100 sq. ft. minimum)n Listed on the DUG Midcontinent online exhibitor

floor plan with a link to your websiten Complimentary Exhibit Hall Only registrations for two

(2) employees per 100 sq. ft. of exhibit spacen Option to upgrade Exhibit Hall Only to full-

conference passes at a discounted raten Discount on additional booth staff passesn Ability to invite qualified clients and prospects

to the exhibition hall at no charge through the Operator Pass Program

n Access to all networking breaks and receptions

n Option to add the following complimentary items per 100 sq. ft. of exhibit space:• One (1) 6 ft. table• Two (2) chairs• One (1) wastebasket

n Pipe and drape with a company ID signn Option to purchase additional full-conference

passes at a 30% discount



SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

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n Premier Level Sponsorn Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze Sponsorsn Opening Reception Sponsorn Speaker Dinner Sponsorn Late Night Networking Mixer Sponsorn Networking Breakfast Sponsorn Morning Refreshment Sponsorn Networking BBQ Luncheon Sponsorn Afternoon Energy Break Sponsorn Ice Breaker Sponsorn Registration Sponsorn Lanyard Sponsorn Floor Plan Sponsorn Exhibit Hall Sponsorn Follow Me to Registration Sponsorn Welcome Banner Sponsorn Host Hotel Key Card Sponsorn Conference Session Sponsorn Shoe Shine Station Sponsorn Speaker Gift Sponsorn Exhibit Hall Water Bottle Sponsorn Food & Beverage Lounge Sponsor

n Presentation Room Water Bottle Sponsorn Conference Bag Sponsorn Seat Caps Sponsorn Event Koozie Sponsorn Pen Sponsorn Pocket Guide Sponsorn Coffee Sponsorn Premier Bingo Sponsorn Bingo Square Sponsorn Charging Station Kiosk Sponsorn Operator Program Sponsorn Pocket Guide Full Page Adn Attendee Postcard (Direct Mail Piece)n Conference Bag Insertn Premier Event APP Sponsorn Event Website Page Peeln Post-Conference Presentation Email Sponsor

WHY SPONSOR?DUG Midcontinent sponsorships give companies high-level exposure to key decision makers in the unconventional resources market. Sponsors have opportunities to increase brand awareness, obtain valuable leads and connect with potential clients - all in one venue!

Let us work with you to build a sponsorship package that meets your marketing objectives and budget. Contact a sales representative today to learn more about our sponsorship packages.

Contact a sales representative today to learn more about our sponsorship packages.

Additional benefits include:n Unique access to a select group of industry executives

n New sales leads and opportunities to solidify customer relationshipsn Increased brand awareness

n Ability to showcase new products/services to a targeted audiencen Multiple reference listings for your

company (including an online profile) • On the conference website

• In the conference Pocket Guide • On the conference mobile app

Many high visibility sponsorships are available and specialty sponsorships can be accommodated. TYPICAL SPONSORSHIPS INCLUDE:


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Will you be among them?PRODUCERS & OPERATORS ARE GATHERING

3esi-Enersight4AM

89 Energy LLCAccelerate Resources

ACS Geophysical ActionAereon

Aether Investment PartnersAiris Wellsite Services

Alliance Resource PartnersAlta Mesa Resources

Altira Group LLCAmegy Bank

American Resource Development LLC

American MidstreamAmeripointe Logistics

Hub LLCAmplisine/SitePro

Anadarko Minerals Inc.Anchor Drilling Fluids

USA LLCAnevay Resources

Angle AdvisorsAnnastin Energy

Antioch Energy LLCApollo Investment

CorporationAppel Consulting Solutions

LLCAquaserv Inc.Archrock Inc.

ArrMazArsenal Resources

Aspect Oilfield Services LLCAtlas Drilling LLC

ATSB&L Pipeco Services

Badger Mining Corporation

Baker Hughes, a GE CompanyBakken HBT LP

Bank of OklahomaBank SNB

Basic Energy ServicesBasin Environmental &

Basin EngineeringBays Exploration Inc.

BCCK HoldingBedford Energy Inc.Beitzel Corporation

Bestway OilfieldBG Energy Partners LLC

BIll Barrett CorpBJ Services

Black Mountain Oil & GasBlack Mountain SandBlackridge Resources

Bluefin Water SolutionsBluerock Energy Partners

BMC BulkBP

Breck Operating CorporationBrigham Minerals

Brothers & CompanyBWA Water Additives

Camino Natural ResourcesCanaan Resource PartnersCanyon Creek Energy LLC

Canyon Midstream PartnersCAP Resources

Cardinal Midstream LLCCasillas Operating LLC

Castell Oil Company LLCCathedral Energy Services

CH2M

Champions Cinco Pipe LLCChaparral Energy LLC

Charter Oak Production Company LLC

Check-6Cherokee AcquisitionChesapeake EnergyChickasaw Nation

CIG LogisticsCimarex Energy Company

Circle 9 Resources LLCCitadel LLC

Citation Oil & Gas CorporationCITIGROUP

ClampOn Inc.Clear Brook EnergyCleveland Research

CompanyConcord EnergyCONSOL Energy

Consul Properties LLCContinental Resources Inc.

Core Energy AdvisorsCORE Linepipe Inc.

Corlena Oil CompanyCornerstone Petroleum

OperatingCorterra Energy LLC

Cosmo EnergyCougar Drilling Solutions

CP EnergyCrawley PetroleumCrescent Services

Crimson Energy PartnersCrown Energy Company

CSM

CSW CorporationCudd Energy Services

D&L Oil ToolsDale Operating Company

Dale Red River Resources LLC

Dash Operating LLCDCP Midstream

Destiny PetroleumDetring Energy Advisors

Devon Energy CorporationDistributionNOW -

Dixie ElectricDNB Bank

Downhole Chemical Solutions

Downhole Technology LLCEagle Energy Exploration LLC

Eagle PipeEcho E&P

Echo Energy LLCEclipse Resources

EIV Capital LLCEmpirica LLC

Enable PlcEnCap Flatrock MidstreamEnCrescent Resources LLC

EnCrescent LLCEnergy Capital Solutions

Energy InsightsEnergy Spectrum

Energy Trust PartnersEnergy Water Solutions

EnergyNet Inc.EnerVest Operating LLC

EnLink MidstreamEnventure Global Technology


Farmers Royalty CompanyFirefly Energy Services

Five Point Capital PartnersFlexSteel Pipeline

TechnologiesFlint Land

Flogistix LPFlotek Industries

Flowco Production SolutionsForum Energy Technologies

Fountain Quail Energy Services

FourPoint EnergyFreemyer Industrial Pressure

Frostwood EnergyFullstream Energy Holdings

GarlockGas Measurement Services

Gastar Exploration Inc.GasTech Engineering LLC

Gateway Full Circle Energy Services

GE CapitalGeneral Energy Partners LLC

Gold Hill CorporationGPA Midstream Association

GR Energy ServicesGradiant

GreaseBookGuard 1 Services

Guggenheim Securities LLCGulfport Energy Corporation

H2O MidstreamHalliburton

Harris Sales CompanyHaymaker Minerals &

Royalties LLCHazeltine Holdings

CorporationHB Rentals

Helmerich & Payne Inc.Heritage Petroleum Inc.

Hi-CrushHighMark Energy

HighMark Resources LLCHollrah Exploration

Horizon Power SystemsHUB International

Hydro Resources Inc.Hydrocarbon Processing

SolutionsHydrozonix LLCIBERIABANK

ImerysIMI CCI

Impac Exploration ServicesInfrastructure Networks

Interstate Explorations LLCIOG Capital

Jax Operating LLCJDC Drilling Company

Jericho Oil CorporationJMA Energy Company LLCJapan Oil, Gas and Metals

National Corporation (JOGMEC)

Jones Energy Inc.JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A.

Kayne Anderson Energy Funds

Key Energy ServicesKeyBanc Capital Markets

Kiewit EnergyKimray

Kinder MorganKirkpatrick Oil Company

KLX Energy ServicesKnight Oil Tools

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company

KPMG Corporate FinanceKureha Energy Solutions

Lagoon SWD LLCLandEnergy LLC

Latshaw Drilling CompanyLe Norman Operating LLCLee Keeling & Associates

Legacy TexasLighthouse Resources

Linde Engineering North America Inc.Linn Energy

LoMac Energy LLCLongfellow Energy

LongPoint Minerals LLCLongwood Elastomers Inc.Lowry Land Company Inc.

LuGreg Trucking LLCM&S Engineering LLC

Mabrey BankMacquarie Bank

Magellan Midstream Partners

Magnum Oil ToolsMainline Energy

Partners LLCMap Oil Tools Inc.

Marathon Petroleum CompanyMarubeni

Marubeni CorporationMatrix Composites & Engineering US Inc.

Maverick International Ltd.

Maverick Midstream Services

Maximus ExplorationMDM Permian LLC

Meagher Energy AdvisorsMembrane Technology

MergermarketMerichem

MerrillMicroSeismic Inc.

Midstates PetroleumMidwestern Mud Service

Millennial Energy PartnersMMR Constructors Inc.Monticello Investments

Motive Drilling TechnologiesMS Energy Services

Mustang Energy Services Inc.

Mustang Fuel CorporationNabors IndustriesNative Exploration

Holdings LLCNavigator Energy

Services LLCNCS Multistage

NeoFirmaNeoInsulation LLC

Newfield Exploration Company

Nine Energy ServiceNitro-Lift Technologies

NorTex Midstream Partners LLC

Nuevo MidstreamNUTECH

Oakspring Energy LLCOakview Capital

ManagementOdessa Pumps &

Equipment Inc.OG+E Energy Corporation

OiltizerOklahoma Geological Survey

Oklahoma Oil & Gas Association

Oklahoma Water Resources Board

Olifant EnergyOmega WaterONEOK Inc.

Opicoil America Inc.Osage Oil and Gas Properties

OsebergOSIsoft LLC

OTA Compression/KimarkO-Tex Pumping

OU Mewbourne CollegeOutfitter Energy CapitalOutrigger Energy LLC

Paisano Energy AdvisorsPALL Corporation

Palm Oil & Gas CompanyPaloma Resources

Panther Energy Company III LLC

Panther Pipeline LLCPattison Sand Company LLC

PayRock Energy LLCPDC Logic

Peacock Oil & Gas Properties Ltd

Pearl Energy InvestmentsPearl Oil & Gas

Pegasus Petroleum ServicesPendleton Energy

Peregrine PetroleumPeroxyChem

Peter J. SolomonPetro-Canada America

LubricantsPhoenix Technology

ServicesPillar Innovations

PLS Inc.Point Energy Partners

Posse ResourcesPost Oak Energy Capital

Potesta & Associates Inc.Power Rig LLC

Premium Oilfield Technologies

Priority Artificial LiftProducers Service Corp

Profire Energy Inc.ProFrac Services

Pro-Ject ChemicalsProTechnics

Protek SystemsProvidence Energy

CorporationPrudential Capital Group

PwCPyramid Tubular Products

QPS EngineeringQPSE

Quantico Energy SolutionsQuantum Energy Partners

R K Pinson & Associates LLCR&D Pipe Company

Ramshorn Resources LLCRange Resources

Raymond James & Associates Inc.

Enviro CleanEOG Resources

Epic Lift SystemsePUMPS - an AFPC Company

EPUS Global EnergyEQT Production

Erin Resources LLCE-Spectrum Advisors

ETX EnergyExcalibur Resources LLC

ExterranExtreme Plastics Plus

Fairway Resources


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Reactive Downhole Tools

Reagan Smith Energy Solutions

Rebellion Energy LLC

Red Bluff Resources

Red Hawk Resources Inc.

Red Mountain Energy LLC

Red Stone Resources

Regional Food Bank

Reliance Oilfield Services

Ridgemont Equity Partners

Rimrock Resource Operating LLC

RKI Energy Resources LLC

Roaring Fork Capital LLC

Rock Oil Company

Rockwater Energy Solutions

Rosen Group

ROTH Capital Partners

Royal Oil and Gas Nigeria Ltd

Royalty Holding Company

RRC Power & Energy

RSI Chemicals

S&P Global

S&R Compression

Sand X

SandRidge Energy

Saulsbury Industries

Saxet Petroleum Inc.

SBG Resources

Schlumberger

Scotiabank

Select Energy Services

Sentry Technologies

Shale Oil & Gas Business Magazine

Shawcor

Silversmith

Simplified Rail Logistics

SitePro Automation

SK E&P Company

SKPlymouth LLC

Smart Sand

Sooner Pipe LLC

SOS Environmental

South Bend Resources LLC

Southwest Energy

Southwest Sand Distributors LLC

Spartan Energy Partners

Spectrum Tracer Services

Springbok Energy

SRCM LLC

Staghorn Petroleum II LLC

Stakeholder Midstream

Stallion Oilfield Services

STEP Energy Services

Stone Creek Energy Partners

Stone Creek Operating LLC

Strata Scout Drilling

Strike LLC

Summit Midstream

Sunbelt Rentals

Sunland Construction Inc.

Suntrust Bank

Sunway Petroleum Group

Superior Pipeline Company LLC

Synergy Holdings Management

Talk Texas Oil

Tall Oak Midstream

Tapstone Energy

Targa Resources

Target Logistics

Tenaris

Tenawa Resource Management

Tendeka

TenOaks Energy Advisors

Tetra Technologies Inc.

Texas Alliance of Energy Producers

Texas Cellnet Inc.

Texco Energy Solutions

The Children’s Center Rehabilitation Hospital

The GHK Company

The Oklahoman

The Reserve Petroleum Company

The University of Tulsa

Thru Tubing Solutions

Titan Environmental USA

Titan Liner

Titanium Exploration Partners

Titus

TIW Corporation

TOC Solutions Inc.

Toklan Oil & Gas Corporation

TorcSill Foundations

Torrent Energy Services

TouchStar

Townsend Energy Advisors

Tracerco

Travis Peak Resources

Tres Management Inc.

Triple Crown Energy

Tri-Point LLC

Tristate Midstream

Triumph Energy Partners

TRP Energy

Tryer Process Equipment

TTS Drilling Solutions

Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Company

Turner Oil & Gas Properties

Twin Disc Inc.

Twin Eagle Midstream

Ulterra

Unit Petroleum Company

Universal Pressure Pumping

University of Oklahoma

Upstream Newspaper

US Silica

USA Compression Partners LLC

Utex Industries Inc.

Valiant Midstream

Vallourec

Vanco - A Cogent Company

Velocity Midstream

Vendera Resources

Ventana Exploration & Production LLC

Veolia North America

Veolia Water Technologies

Vesta MIdstream Partners LLC

Voest-Alpine Tubular Corporation

Voyager Energy

Wake Energy

Ward Petroleum

Waste Management

Watco Terminal & Port Services/SLWC RR

Water Bridge

Water Fleet

Water Lens LLC

WaterBridge Resources

Waterous Energy Fund

Wayfinder Resources

Weatherford

WellCaddie

WellDrive

WHC Energy Services LLC

White Star Petroleum

Wildcat Heavy Haul / DD&S

Wildcat Oil Tools

Winter Mud LLC

Wood Mackenzie

WPX Energy

Wright & Company Inc.

XTO Energy

Xtreme Drilling Corporation

ZAP Engineering & Construction Services

Zephyr Operating SWD LLC


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Some concentrate on the Permian Basin, but many others focus on the Midcontinent. That was the message at Hart Energy’s 2017 DUG Midcontinent conference and exhibition in Oklahoma City. Both regions are historic plays with great midstream infrastructure in place that have come back to life as producers apply unconventional techniques and tap multiple pay zones. Put all of the Midcontinent’s attributes together and its Scoop, Stack and other plays should stay busy for many years, conference presenters agreed.

George Solich, president and CEO of Denver-based FourPoint Energy LLC, told attendees his firm is focused on the Western Anadarko Basin—what he called “a world-class position in a world-class basin.” The company has 18,000 gross locations with exposure to an undeveloped resource of 17 trillion cubic feet equivalent. Current production stands at 400 million cubic feet equivalent per day with an internal rate of return range of 20% to 100%.

Using technologyTechnology gives FourPoint opportunities for growth, Solich said, noting the firm’s database “is a significant advantage.“ The industry’s long legacy has accumulated extensive understanding of the basin’s geology. FourPoint has access to 20,000 well logs and more than 1,500 square miles of 3-D seismic, as well as a proprietary production database from 7,300 wells.

The Western Anadarko enjoys five characteristics that make any producing basin top notch, attributes that have always created “haves and have-nots,” he said. Solich ticked off stacked-pay potential, areal extent, a positive regulatory environment, established infrastructure and an attractive commodity mix. He compared the region to the Bakken, Denver-Julesburg, Permian and Scoop/Stack and noted the Western Anadarko “checks nearly all of boxes for key drivers.”

Midstream’s challengesWith Cushing Oklahoma’s big pipeline terminal, the Midcontinent avoids many oil and gas infrastructure shortcomings. That doesn’t mean there aren’t serious challenges. With new shale plays emerging, there is concern about how to move added production, Mike Burdett, senior vice president, commercial, at EnLink Midstream LLC, told the crowd of more than 1,100 attendees. He addressed the current buildout of natural gas, crude oil and NGL infrastructure, and future needs. “This is truly an exciting time to be active in the Midcontinent,” Burdett said. “It’s clear there’s no shortage of opportunity on the upstream or midstream side.”


SHOW REPORTDUG Midcontinent 2017 Conference Highlights


Going to the Gulf“Instead of building new, we entered a long-term NGL transport contract with ONEOK to provide additional physical connectivity to [the Gulf Coast] Cajun-Sibon [system],” he said. “This solution was immediate and required no additional capital spending. We were very excited to enter into this arrangement in order to get our NGLs from the Stack.” Burdett said the deal leaves EnLink with optionality for future NGL infrastructure once Cajun-Sibon is full. “On the crude side, I think there is less immediate need for new large takeaway infrastructure. There is, however, need for more efficient means to gather crude.”

‘Something spectacular’Producers in the Anadarko Basin have transformed the Stack into one of the top shale plays in the world. Newfield Exploration Co., which discovered Stack play, has led the charge to full-field development. Trevor Reuben, vice president of corporate development at Newfield, told the audience his company has evolved from a diverse offshore entity to a U.S. onshore resource player focused on the Anadarko. Today, two-thirds of its production and reserves and 80% of its capital are focused in the region.

“We’ve grown our position from 100,000 net acres to over 350,000” Reuben said. “We’re excited about the Anadarko because we consider it absolutely world-class. It’s one of the largest and deepest onshore U.S. basins, with significant total organic content, low clay content, excellent seals and, as everyone knows, there have been literally thousands of wells drilled into it, all validating the potential.”

Multiple horizonsLike others DUG Midcontinent speakers, Reuben said the industry has only begun to the scratch the surface in the Anadarko. There are more than 10 productive horizons in the basin, Reuben said and the play’s economics “really are top-tier.”

Midstream supportTall Oak Midstream announced in September plans to enter the Arkoma—which it calls the “East Stack”—citing “multiple stacked-pay zones”. The system will serve Hughes County and portions of nearby Seminole, Pontotoc, Coal, Pittsburg, Atoka and McIntosh counties with 50 miles of pipeline, a 5,000 barrels per day (Mbbl/d) stabilizer and condensate storage.

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Attendees by Job Function n 23% Sales/Marketing Managementn 21% Engineering – Management/Technical/R&Dn 11% Geology & Geophysics/

Field Professionals/Purchasingn 39% Executive/General Managementn 4% Administrative/Finance/Legal/

Consuting/Other

JOB FUNCTION

COMPANY TYPE

Water forumSome Midcontinent plays produce more water than oil—creating a substantial challenge for producers and their midstream providers. The conference featured an opening day water forum. Producers face dilemmas and there are no set, one-size-fits all answers, a panel of water-handling experts agreed. Rather, treatment must be adjusted to match the chemicals and pH balance of water on a continuous basis, they emphasized.

Water treatment challenges will only grow, Mark Patton, vice president of Hydrozonix, said, as the industry pushes fracking technology and produces more from water-bearing shales. “This industry will be more and more water-focused in coming years,” Patton predicted.

22 PRESENTERS

1,176 ATTENDEES

53 SPONSORING COMPANIES 67

EXHIBITING COMPANIES

2017 Conference Highlightsn 1,176 Attendeesn 67 Exhibiting Companiesn 53 Sponsoring Companies

n 22 Presentersn 39% Executive & General Management Personneln 35% Oil and Gas, Pipeline Operators – Private and

Public Companiesn 32% Engineering and Geology Management/

Technical/R&D/Field Professionals/n 25% Business Development Managers

Attendees by Company Typen 37% Service/Supply Companyn 35% E&P Company - Public/Private/Independent

Oil & Gas Producer/National/Staten 8% Consulting/Educational Institute/

Government/R&D/Othern 8% Banking/Finance/Private Equity/Insurance Providern 8% Midstream Engineering/Pipeline/

Transportation/Transmissionn 4% Engineering/Drilling Contractor/Integrated

Service Provider/Manufacturer

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ARIZONANEW MEXICO

TEXAS

CALIFORNIA

OKLAHOMA

KANSAS

WYOMING

IOWA

COLORADOCONNECTICUT

MARYLAND

FLORIDA

GEORGIA

LOUISIANA

NEW YORK

PENNSYLVANIA

OHIO

UTAH

NORTH CAROLINA

WISCONSIN

TENNESSEE

WESTVIRGINIA

ARKANSAS

SOUTH CAROLINA

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SHOW REPORT2017 Attendees from Around the Nation


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CONTRIBUTING


THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

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PREMIER

GOLD

BRONZE OPERATOR

Dark Green CMYK - Cyan 83%, Magenta 43%, Yellow 100%, Black 46%

Light Green CMYK - Cyan 86%, Magenta 17%, Yellow 100%, Black 5%

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SUPPORTING

OKLAHOMA OIL & GAS ASSOCIATION


(A-J)MARK IMMEKUSP: 713.260.6492 F: [email protected]

(K-S)CARLY SUTTERP: 713.260.4612 F: [email protected]

(T-Z)CHANTAL HAGENP: 713.260.5204 F: [email protected]

For more information about exhibiting contact:

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