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Welcome to the UT Society of Petroleum Engineers website. Links to contact our officers, learn about our organization, and more can be found to the left.

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Upcoming Events!


MARCH 1, 2008 | Explore UT
MARCH 29, 2008 | SPE Golf Tournament
APRIL 4-5, 2008 | SPE Paper Contest
APRIL 20, 2008 | Party Barge
MAY 2, 2008 | Senior Banquet


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Spring 2008 Meeting Dates & Locations


Meetings are held Wednesday nights at 6pm. Food is served
at the beginning of the meetings. Hang around afterward
meetings to network with company representatives.

DATE LOCATION
Jan 23 WEL 1.308
Feb 6 GEO 2.324
Mar 5 BEL 328        *1st Round of Officer Elections*
Mar 19 WEL 1.308    *2nd Round of Officer Elections*
Apr 2 WEL 1.308
Apr 16 WEL 1.308
Apr 30 BEL 328


Daily Oil and Gas Prices

UT SPE officers after meeting with the Norsk Hydro speaker.
  Price Change
WTI Crude Oil
($/bbl)
145.29 +1.72
Henry Hub Natural Gas
($/MMbtu)
13.58 +0.19

  SOURCE: Money.CNN.com




Energy News from Yahoo!

France to build second new-generation nuclear reactor (AP)

3 Jul 2008

French President Nicolas Sarkoz speaks to workers during his visit to ArcelorMittal plant, in Le Creusot, central France, Thursday, July 3, 2008. Sarkozy said France will build a second new-generation nuclear reactor. Member of Parliament Jean-Paul Anciaux, left, and general council vice-president Philippe Baumel, right, look on. (AP Photo/Gerard Cerles, Pool)AP - France will build a second new-generation nuclear reactor, President Nicolas Sarkozy said Thursday, pledging a "new industrial revolution" in an era in which fossil fuels have grown too expensive.




Iraq says competition deciding factor in oil deals (AFP)

3 Jul 2008

Iraq said Monday it had failed to sign technical support deals with global oil majors hoping to cash in on boosting the war-torn country's extensive but underexploited oilfields. Iraq is still negotiating with Shell, BP, ExxonMobil, Chevron and Total. Duration: 00:50. THIS VIDEO WAS ORIGINALLY FILED JUNE 30th AND IS BEING MOVED WITH AFP - Iraq on Thursday said it would be guided by the principle of competition when awarding contracts to global energy companies hoping to cash in on the country's vast oil and gas fields.




Energy experts puzzled over oil prices (AP)

2 Jul 2008

A person walks by a photo of a refinery at the World Petroleum Congress in Madrid, Tuesday, July 1, 2008. Oil supplies will remain tight despite record prices and reduced demand from industrialized countries because China and other emerging economies will consume more crude to feed their booming economies, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday. (AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano)AP - As crude soared to a new record, the head of the International Energy Agency declared that the world was in the grip of an "oil shock," and the president of OPEC acknowledged he could not say whether prices would flatten out or continue to soar.




Oil prices hold above 142 dollars ahead of US energy report (AFP)

2 Jul 2008

Participants at the 19th World Petroleum Congress in Madrid on June 30. Oil prices have breached 142 dollars per barrel again nearing recent record heights, as traders awaited the latest weekly snapshot on energy stockpiles in the United States(AFP/File/Pedro Armestre)AFP - Oil prices breached 142 dollars per barrel again on Wednesday, nearing recent record heights, as traders awaited the latest weekly snapshot on energy stockpiles in the United States.




Oil trades near record levels in Asia (AFP)

1 Jul 2008

Participants at the 19th World Petroleum Congress in Madrid on June 30. World oil has traded near record high levels around 142 dollars after the president of OPEC talked of uncertainty surrounding future investment in energy facilities that could boost crude output(AFP/Pedro Armestre)AFP - World oil traded higher in Asia near record levels Wednesday after OPEC's president talked of uncertainty surrounding future investment in energy facilities to boost crude output.




Gas prices change views on energy (AP)

1 Jul 2008

Oil drilling rigs in Midland County, Texas. Oil prices surged to new highs Monday as leading figures from the energy industry gathered in Madrid amid growing public anger at the high cost of fuel and increasing concerns about inflation.(AFP/File/Mira Oberman)AP - High gasoline prices have dramatically changed Americans' views on energy and the environment with more people now viewing oil drilling and new power plants as a greater priority than energy conservation than they did five months ago, according to a new survey.




UN reports big jump in `green energy' investment (AP)

1 Jul 2008

AP - Global investors plowed $148 billion into new wind, solar and other alternative energy assets last year, in what the United Nations describes as a "green energy gold rush" gaining speed the last several years.



Qaeda targets U.S. oil interests in N.Africa: report (Reuters)

1 Jul 2008

A view of a liquefied petroleum gas refinery in Arzew near the western city of Oran, July 30, 2007. (Zohra Bensemra/Reuters)Reuters - Al Qaeda's growing north Africa network plans to attack U.S. interests seeking control of the region's energy riches, its Algerian-based leader said in remarks published on Tuesday.




New record crude prices up pressure on oil industry (AFP)

30 Jun 2008

A flame from a Saudi Aramco oil instalation known as AFP - Oil prices surged to new highs Monday as leading figures from the energy industry gathered in Madrid amid growing public anger at the high cost of fuel and increasing concerns about inflation.




Experts urge states to invest in CO2 carbon capture and storage (AFP)

30 Jun 2008

Smioke billows from a factory in Beijing, China. A CO2 conference in The Hague has heard how capturing and storing carbon emissions holds the key to managing climate change amid rising use of polluting oil, gas and coal.(AFP/File/Goh Chai Hin)AFP - Capturing and storing carbon emissions from power generation holds the key to managing climate change amid rising use of polluting oil, gas and coal, an international CO2 conference heard in The Hague on Monday.