NATURAL GAS FROM PROSPECT TO BURNER TIP

A seminar to bring energy industry employees into the world of Natural Gas.

8 hours of CPE Credit are awarded

A One-Day, Group Live, Basic Level Program

Natural Gas is in the process of becoming the fuel of the future.   Areas such as Berkeley, California have declared that all new construction will be heated by gas. US shale has provided reserves that are estimated to be able to last more than 130 years. Qatar is reported to have gas reserves equal to Saudi Arabia's oil reserves. The majors have two competing proposals to the State of Alaska to build the Alaska gas pipeline. It's all about natural gas.

PDI is pleased to present "Natural Gas from Prospect to Burner Tip" on Wednesday, February 24. If you would care to learn more about this critical US Energy Resources from an expert who has spent over 30 years in the industry, please join us for this one day program. You'll learn a lot, and if you are a CPA, you'll get CPE credit as well.

Who Should Attend:

Accountants, Managers, and Operations personnel who have been working in the oil business and whose companies are moving into the natural gas arena.

Prerequisites: None

Pre-Class Preparation: None

Where: Offices of Eide Bailly, 440 Indiana St., Ste. 200, Golden, Colorado

Cost per person: $299

To Register: Please visit PDI's website, http://energy.pdi.org, click on "View Entire Calendar" and select the class for which you would like to register -or- Send an email to lmeux@pdi.org to receive registration materials and/or pay by company check. For more information about program content, please phone Jim Hoffman at 214-763-9644.

Upon Completion of this Program Participants will be able to:

• Differentiate among physical and operational aspects of natural gas and oil
• Be able to define and quantify market forces affecting natural gas
• Be able to describe natural gas processing from exploration to gas plants
• Be able to explain natural gas pricing & financial instruments and how your company fits in

Key Topics and Objectives:

• Natural Gas Industry Overview
• Natural Gas Supply and Disposition
• Natural Gas Gathering and Processing
• Natural Gas Transmission
• Natural Gas Distribution
• Liqufied Natural Gas (LNG)
• Natural Gas Storage
• Natural Gas Marketing
• Natural Gas Futures/Hedging
• The future of Natural Gas in the US and the world

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