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51st Annual Denver Land Institute - 11.14.2024
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AAPL accredited for 6 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 1.25 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 7.25 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
250.00
50th Annual Denver Land Institute - 10.12.2023
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AAPL accredited for 6.5 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 1 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 7.5 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
250.00
Education Webinar - 10.3.2024
Legislative Changes, Regulation
Changes and Basin-specific Changes
Speaker: Jamie Jost and Kelsey Wasylenky
Jamie and Kelsey will provide an overview of the following regulatory updates with respect to energy development in Colorado: 1) a summary of the 2024 Colorado legislative session, including legislation on Cumulative Impacts and Environmental Justice, Carbon Capture and Storage, Pooling, NOx emission reductions, and production fees, among other developments; and 2) a summary of recent and upcoming Rulemaking at the Energy and Carbon Management Commission including Cumulative Impacts and Enhanced Systems and Practices, Carbon Capture and Storage, Produced Water, Deep Geothermal, and High Priority Habitat.
Jamie is the Founder and Managing Shareholder of Jost Energy Law, P.C., a female owned and operated firm specializing in oil and gas and natural resources law. Under her guidance, Jost Energy Law has cultivated an innovative culture that supports each attorney and staff member and allows them to grow and thrive in their positions. Jamie has distinguished herself as a preeminent leader in energy law and is recognized as a top attorney in her field. She has represented the oil and gas industry in the private sector since 2002, and her growing firm continues to diligently support clients throughout the Rocky Mountain region.
Kelsey joined Jost Energy Law, P.C. in February 2016 after her business partner Jamie Jost founded the firm. In 2018, Kelsey became a Shareholder and has helped Jost Energy Law become a premier firm for all aspects of Colorado and Wyoming oil and gas law. She has been practicing in this secLegislattor since 2006 and has demonstrated herself to be an expert and advocate in the oil and gas industry. Kelsey is immensely proud to lead a team of smart, dedicated women in the effort to advance responsible energy development.
AAPL accredited for 1 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 0 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 1 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
60.00
Education Webinar - 9.18.2024
Compliance with EPA's
Subpart OOOOb and OOOOc Methane Regulations
Speaker: Chris Colclasure
Chris helps his clients win permits to build natural resource development projects and keep them running. He frequently appears before state boards and commissions. He draws on his experience in private practice, Colorado's Air Pollution Control Division, and the federal government to obtain regulatory approval and develop cost-effective options for complying with environmental standards. As a prominent air quality lawyer in Colorado and the west, Chris guided oil and gas clients through the development of the state's most significant air quality regulations. He finds creative strategies for industry to operate successfully in tough regulatory atmospheres, including voluntary measures to avoid regulations. He brought flexibility to Colorado's ozone State Implementation Plan (SIP), storage vessel emission control standards, emissions monitoring rules, and nearly every major Colorado air quality rulemaking from the adoption of a precedent-setting methane leak detection and repair (LDAR) program in 2014 through the ongoing greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction rules. Chris served in the United States Air Force Judge Advocate General's (JAG) Corps, where he represented federal agencies in electric utility rate cases in Oklahoma and Alaska. He represented industry clients including a solar energy trade association in regulatory matters before the Colorado Public Utilities Commission. Chris knows first-hand how government agencies function, establish goals, interact with stakeholders, and measure success. He leverages this insider's perspective to find innovative solutions that accommodate the needs of his clients and their regulators.
AAPL accredited for 1 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 0 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 1 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
45.00
Education Webinar - 5.15.2024
Permian Basin Expansion -
Ovintiv & SM Energy's Role in Expanding the Base
Speaker: Matthew Myers & Hans Swolfs
Matthew Myers is a seasoned professional in the oil and gas industry, currently serving as the Director of Texas Land for Ovintiv USA Inc. With nearly two decades of experience in the oil and gas business, Matthew has garnered a reputation for his strategic leadership, methodical negotiation style, and expertise in land management. Prior to his role at Ovintiv, Matthew spent 12 years at QEP Resources, where he served as the Land Manager for the company's Bakken and Permian assets. During his tenure, he played a pivotal role in driving the company's land strategy and overseeing significant A&D initiatives. During his career, Matthew's notable achievements includes leading teams responsible for orchestrating acquisitions and divestitures of oil and gas assets totaling over $20 billion dollars.
Hans Swolfs is the Land Manager for SM Energy’s Permian Business Development team. He has over 18 years of experience in land and business development with 14 years at SM Energy. Hans has worked various roles from broker to land administration to his current role in BD covering the Rockies, Mid-continent and South and West Texas. Hans has helped transform St. Mary Land and Exploration Company, historically with a buy and exploit business model to what SM Energy Company is today, a top tier unconventional upstream E&P. Hans has been involved in over $3B in A&D efforts over his career to aid in this transition.
AAPL accredited for 1 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 0 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 1 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
45.00
Education Webinar - 4.17.2024
Panel Discussion: Mastering Communitization Agreements
Speaker: Catie Stitt, Wade Mann, Alicia Kisling
Catie is the Oil & Gas Leasing Manager at the Colorado State Land Board and has been with the agency for over nine years. She manages roughly 850 active oil and gas leases and state participation in 37 exploratory units, as well as administering triannual oil and gas lease auctions on state trust land. She has worked with a variety of lessees to obtain bonding and insurance requirements to meet lease requirements and served as the records manager for the 146+ years of records held by the agency. She is a process improvement enthusiast, working with her colleagues at the State Land Board to streamline procedures and create collaborative relationships with lessees and operators while working to protect state trust lands so they can generate income for future generations of Colorado’s schoolchildren.
Wade Mann is a Partner in the Bismarck, ND office of Crowley Fleck, PLLP. He is part of the firm’s Energy, Environment and Natural Resources group and focuses his practice primarily on energy and natural resources related regulatory work and litigation. Wade regularly represents clients before the North Dakota Industrial Commission and North Dakota Public Service Commission as well as in state and federal courts. Wade has previously served as an Assistant Attorney General representing the NDIC Oil and Gas Division and as an administrative law judge for the ND Office of Administrative Hearings.
Alicia D. Kisling is a Partner in the Oil and Gas Practice Group at Crowley Fleck PLLP in Sheridan, Wyoming. Her practice encompasses multiple areas of energy and natural resources law, with a primary emphasis on complex title examination, title curative matters, and due diligence review. Alicia has represented clients in the acquisition, development, and divestiture of a broad range of commercial properties, including oil and gas properties and leaseholds, coal and hardrock mines, energy gathering and transportation systems, and wind energy projects. After graduating from the University of Wyoming College of Law in 2009, Alicia worked for Yonkee & Toner, LLP in Sheridan, Wyoming before joining Crowley Fleck PLLP in 2012. She is admitted to practice in Wyoming, Montana, and North Dakota.
AAPL accredited for 1 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 0 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 1 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
45.00
Education Webinar - 3.20.2024
Every Lessee for Himself:
Cromwell v. Onshore and the 'Anadarko Washout'
Speaker: Brad Gibbs
Brad represents clients in connection with upstream energy transactions, complex mineral titles, pooling issues, lease analysis, joint operating agreements, surface use issues, solar development and accommodation, title curative, and general oil and gas business matters. His primary focus is on North Dakota, Texas, and New Mexico. Brad is active in numerous oil and gas and Landman industry associations and frequently speaks at energy conferences and events. He serves on the board of WHAPL and the HBA Energy Law Section. Brad is Board Certified in Oil, Gas, and Mineral Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and has been recognized as a top-rated energy and natural resources lawyer in Houston since 2018.
AAPL accredited for 1 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 0 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 1 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
45.00
Education Webinar - 2.21.2024
Regulatory Update
Speaker: Jill Fulcher
Jill Fulcher focuses her practice on representing companies before the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. She has successfully obtained Commission approval for hundreds of requests for relief pertaining to drilling and spacing units, increased well density, reduced setbacks, statutory pooling, and unitization. Jill has also successfully represented clients before the COGCC for contested matters related to horizontal wellbore spacing units, APD approvals, unconventional resource units, and enhanced recovery operations. Additionally, she has represented clients before the COGCC for nearly every major rulemaking in the last decade. In addition to representing companies before the COGCC, Jill assists clients in navigating local and federal regulations. She assists clients with local permitting and transportation access issues, as well as obtaining surface locations. Jill has helped companies enter Memoranda of Understanding with local governments, and assisted clients in defending cases before the Interior Board of Land Appeals. When she graduated law school, Jill knew she wanted to focus her legal career on representing oil and gas companies. Through her family, Jill has strong ties to the energy industry, and believes there's no better industry that typifies risk and reward
AAPL accredited for 1 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 0 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 1 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
45.00
Education Webinar - 1.17.2024
Navigating and Negotiating Gray Areas of
Concurrent Surface and Mineral Development:
An Overview of Who Owns What and
the Documents Needed to Avoid Liability for Operations
Speaker: Bresee Carlson
Bresee attended law school at the Sturm College of Law in Denver, CO with aspirations of providing guardian ad litem services for Colorado children. After graduation from Sturm College of Law in 2009, Bresee was introduced to the energy industry by working title in the field and in house. Since then, her practice has focused on land and title related oil and gas issues across the Rocky Mountain producing states. Bresee is an adjunct professor of Oil & Gas Law at Western Colorado University in Gunnison, Colorado, sits on the board of Energy Strong, and is actively engaged in the DAPL, WAPL, and RMMLF. In her spare time Bresee volunteers with the Rocky Mountain Children’s Law Center providing guardian ad litem services for protection order proceedings or works on her unfortunately high golf handicap.
AAPL accredited for 1 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 0 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 1 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
45.00
Education Webinar - 11.15.2023
Applicability of The Centerline Presumption
Under Contest in Colorado
Speaker: Rollin Wood
Rollin's practice focuses on the drafting and review of title opinions and conducting comprehensive due diligence for mergers and acquisitions, and also includes regulatory matters, permitting, local government, and public lands law. He brings experience as an independent petroleum landman in Weld, Washington, and Moffat Counties, Colorado. Before his tenure in oil & gas, Rollin served as a law clerk at the Native American Rights Fund, where he focused on religious rights under the Establishment Clause, Inter-American Court of Human Rights Jurisprudence, and the fundamental principles outlined in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Rollin earned his Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Natural Resources, Energy, and the Environment from the University of Colorado-Boulder. His thesis explored the Federal Executive Branch's authority under The Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976 to withdraw public lands from uranium mining within the Grand Canyon watershed. While a law student at Gonzaga University, Rollin Wood served as the President of the Native American Law Students Association. During this time, focused on Environmental, Federal Indian, and Water Law. His work involved administrative appeals of water rights judgments and acting as a tribal court spokesperson in the Kalispel Tribal Court.
AAPL accredited for 1 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 0 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 1 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
45.00
Education Webinar - 9.20.2023
Importance of Land Admin and Relationships
Between Land and Lease/DO Analysts
Speaker: Paula Rauchfuss
Paula Rauchfuss has more than 35 years’ experience in the oil and gas industry specifically in Land, Land Administration and Energy software. She has extensive experience in Land Administration and led large teams of analysts. Her passion remains in land management technology and software and building departments from the ground up. Paula is the mother of two young men and is proud of her 30-year marriage. She enjoys the outdoors, playing sports, spending time with family and friends and a certain black lab puppy.
AAPL accredited for 1 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 0 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 1 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
45.00
Education Webinar - 5.17.2023
A&D Markets - Prospects, Evaluation, and
2023 Market Outlook
Speaker: Michael T. Stolze
Mike Stolze is based out of Greenwood Village, Colorado. Mr. Stolze has 20+ years of finance and investing experience, with 15+ years focused exclusively on the energy sector. Prior to joining Eagle River Energy Advisors, Mr. Stolze was Vice President of Origination at SFC Energy Partners where he led the firm’s business development function including the origination, evaluation, negotiation, structuring and closing of new investment opportunities. While at SFC Energy Partners, Mr. Stolze originated over 475 investment opportunities, closed $350 million of capital commitments to new portfolio companies and was a board member at Armor Energy, Frostwood Energy and Sedalia Energy. Prior to joining SFC Energy Partners, Mr. Stolze was a Director with Northwestern Mutual Capital where he focused on private debt and equity transactions in the energy sector. During his tenure with Northwestern Mutual Capital, Mr. Stolze closed 42 transactions across the energy markets, representing $1.9 billion of capital commitments. Prior to joining Northwestern Mutual Capital, Mr. Stolze was an equity research analyst with a boutique equity research and investment banking firm in Austin, Texas covering micro-cap oil and gas companies. Mr. Stolze began his career with Ernst & Young in their mergers & acquisitions advisory practice where he concentrated on private equity transactions. Mr. Stolze is a Certified Public Accountant and received his BBA in Accountancy from the University of Notre Dame and his MBA in Finance from the University of Texas at Austin.
AAPL accredited for 1 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 0 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 1 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
45.00
Education Webinar - 4.19.2023
Future of Clean Energy:
Geo Thermal Energy Storage (GeoTES)
Speaker: Mike Umbro
Mike is born and raised in San Diego where he enjoys living the beach life with his awesome wife and three kiddos. Mike is an independent investment banker with FieldView Capital, which he founded in 2008. After brokering private equity deals from 2008-2017, Mike shifted to operator life. In 2018, Mike started Premier Resource Management with two partners in Bakersfield, CA. PRM is developing an energy project on the West Side of the oil-rich San Joaquin Basin. Californians for Energy & Science is a nonprofit organization that Mike started in 2022 to study the benefits of locally produced energy. Mike holds a BA in Economics-Pepperdine University (2005), Master of Energy Business- University of Tulsa (2016), and Master of Environmental Management- Duke, Nicholas School of the Environment (2021).
AAPL accredited for 1 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 0 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 1 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
45.00
Education Webinar - 3.15.2023
Efficient Communication in Title
and Transactional Projects - Panel
Speaker: Deana Allen, James Hubert & Thomas Porter
In this moderated panel discussion, Deana Allen (Beatty & Wozniak), James Hubert, CPL (Discovery Land Services) and Thomas Porter, RPL (Oxy) will advise on time and cost-saving communication practices in title and transactional projects. From project inception to completion, the panel will share with the audience what works and what doesn't work from the perspective of an in-house landman, a land broker, and a title and transactional attorney. The panel will further provide real-world processes they rely on to avoid disruption in their own project flows.
AAPL accredited for 1 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 0 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 1 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
45.00
Education Webinar - 2.15.2023
Due Diligence for Renewable
Energy Projects
Speaker: Crystal J. McDonough
Understanding the big picture is an important consideration for pre-development, development, or purchase/sale of any renewable energy project. It is important to know property rights to consider and how they relate and work together, awareness of other environmental and natural resources that may impact a project such as water and oil and gas, contractual obligations, zoning and regulatory requirements, risks and liability considerations, power purchase opportunities, etc.
Crystal J. McDonough is an attorney and founder of McDonough Law Group, a full-service law firm with licensed attorneys in 9 states (CA, CO, DE, LA, MD, NM, NY, WY, TX). Crystal runs a creative and modern business law practice that aims to find workable solutions to even the most complex legal problems.
Prior to attending law school, Crystal was a business owner and was in the professional world for 15 years. Her experience of being both a business owner and business attorney bring a unique perspective to her legal practice at McDonough Law. Crystal understands firsthand the challenges that businesses can encounter and is a passionate advocate for her corporate clients, working hard to help them build and protect their respective companies.
AAPL accredited for 1 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 0 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 1 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
45.00
Education Webinar - 1.18.2023
Enhancements to 45Q and the Growing Wave of
State Legislation on Carbon Storage
Speaker: Tom Donaho
The newly passed Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA) is poised to transform the carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) industry through significant tax credits and benefits, including through enhancements to Section 45Q of the Internal Revenue Code. With substantial incentives in place to support deployment of carbon capture projects, states are rushing to pass and update legislation that provides a predictable regulatory environment for potential CCUS project stakeholders. This presentation will focus on recent changes to Section 45Q and the evolving regulatory environment in which CCUS projects are being deployed.
Tom Donaho is an energy attorney and first-chair litigator with a focus on handling complex commercial disputes in both state and federal court. As a subject matter expert on indemnity and insurance, including oilfield anti-indemnity acts, he is relied upon by clients across the country to develop contracts that serve risk allocation needs through indemnity and insurance protections and advise on indemnity and insurance claims. Tom has published extensively on carbon capture regulation and incentives.
AAPL accredited for 1 RL, RPL or CPL recertification credit(s) (CEU), and 0 CPL/ESA, and/or 0 Ethics credit(s) (CEU Ethics), for a total of 1 credit(s). (Number of credits accredited or claimed for 100% participation in this educational program.)
45.00
