The 3rd Annual Permian Basin Water in Energy Conference will take place this week. More than 600 people are expected to attend the conference this year, which draws in attendees from around the world.
“During this conference, UT Permian Basin is proud to partner with experts and leaders who are willing to share what they’ve learned as we all discuss “what’s next” for water in energy. Our plan at UT Permian Basin is to be responsive to the needs of our community and have a significant impact. This water conference is a great example of that commitment,” UT Permian Basin President, Dr. Sandra Woodley said.
The 2020 Permian Basin Water in Energy Conference will take place February 18- 21 at the Midland County Horseshoe Arena. The conference features experts in the area of water and energy, exploring the newest technologies and strategic approaches to the crucial element.
Media is invited to attend the conference. Below is a list of highlighted events and a link to the agenda for the entire conference. Please feel free to cover as you see fit.
Wednesday, February 19: Sourcing Entities: Advantages & Challenges
8:40 am – 9:20 am – Moderated Panel: Richard Brantley, Senior Vice President, Operations, University Lands John Mabee, CEO, Mabee Ranch Gage Mooring, President of Seawolf Water Resources, LP Session Eight – Water Plans on State Lands Panel 3:40 pm – 3:45 pm – Richard Brantley, Senior Vice President, Operations, University Lands
Thursday, February 20: Session Five – Keynote Lunch (joint lunch with PBPA Members)
12:15 pm – 12:30 pm – Keynote Lunch Introduction by Ben Shepperd, Executive Director, PBPA 12:30 pm – 1:45 pm – Keynote Lunch – Commissioner Ryan P. Sitton – Texas Railroad Commission
Friday, February 21: Session Four – Keynote Lunch
12:15 pm – 1:30 pm Keynote Lunch & Panel Discussion Moderated by Tatum Hubbard, Chief of Staff, Executive Director of Communications & Marketing of UT Permian Basin with a panel Discussion and Audience Q&A between Dr. Steve Beach, Dean of the College of Business, UT Permian Basin; Dr. George Nnanna, Dean of Engineering, UT Permian Basin, and Dr. Sandra K. Woodley, President, UT Permian Basin
