NAPE Week Seminars
NAPE Expo is committed to providing the most valuable experience to its attendees by offering additional educational opportunities. NAPE supporting organization events are appended to our traditional NAPE Summit schedule, adding value to your time in Houston. Get more bang for your travel bucks!
AIEN SEMINAR*
Tuesday, Feb. 4 | 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. | Room 330, 3rd Floor
Speakers: Eric Fry, International Oil & Gas Consultant, FI Investment; Harry W. Sullivan Jr., Assistant General Counsel, Kosmos Energy & Executive Professor, Texas A&M School of Law
Topics:
- Negotiating the International Deal in 2025:How Is it Different than Domestic US?
- An Update on Hydrogen
- The 2023 AIEN Modern JOA — A Year or So On
- CCUS: What's the Latest?
Continuing Education Credit
AIEN is an accredited sponsor approved by the State Bar of Texas Committee on MCLE. A maximum of 6.00 CLE credit hours, of which 0.00 credit hours will apply to legal ethics/professional responsibility credit will be awarded based on individual attendance. This seminar has also been approved by the American Association of Professional Landmen for 6 continuing education units.
*This seminar is included with the purchase of a NAPE Summit Energy Business Conference registration.
NAPE/FNREL U.S. Oil & Gas and Renewable Energy Law Seminar
Wednesday, Feb. 5 | noon - 4:30 p.m. | Room 330, 3rd Floor
Speakers: Austin Brister, Partner, McGinnis Lochridge; Joseph Schremmer, Associate Professor, The University of Oklahoma School of Law; Daniel Charest, Partner, Burns Charest LLP; Andrew Good, Partner, Oliva Gibbs LLP; and Katie Monroe, Director of Land Administration, Greylock Energy
Topics:
- Oil and Gas Law Update
- Conflicts and Confluences Between the Surface and Mineral Estate With CCUS
- Drilling in the Courtroom — Calculating Damages in Oil and Gas Disputes
- Ethical Considerations for Lawyers as Landmen and Lawyers Working with Landmen
Continuing Education Credit
This seminar has been approved for up to 4 credit hours (3.5 hours in 50-minute states) of CLE including 1 hour of ethics credit. This seminar has also been approved by the American Association of Professional Landmen for 3.5 continuing education units.
