| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Lauri Newton |
Vice President, U.S. Natural Gas Law | Profile |
Flares And Stacks is a Conroe, TX-based company in the Energy & Utilities sector.
TEGG Service Corporation is a Pittsburgh, PA-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Gradiant provides industrial water users with sustainable solutions to tackle their most pressing water treatment challenges. Our state-of the-art products include desalination technology, brine minimization systems, and disinfection products. We work in such industries as oil&gas, desalination, landfill leacheate, textiles and tanneries, power generation, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and municipality. With offices and operations in North America, APAC, China, MENA, and India, Gradiant has become a global powerhouse for industrial wastewater treatment solutions, focused on solving water supply and disposal needs with the brightest minds in the industry. Our divisions include Gradiant Energy Services, Gradiant China, Gradiant India, and Gradiant MENA with our parent company and R&D facility based in Boston MA and Singapore.
Reservoir Group is a world-class niche oilfield services company that has been addressing customer challenges for more than 70 years. We partner with E&P operators and large service companies to provide tools and expertise during drilling, completions and production operations. Combining our technical experts, proprietary products, and a high-standard of customer care, we deliver safe, high-quality, and cost-effective solutions. Reservoir Group is a global company headquartered in Houston and has 51 operating locations in 27 countries on six continents.
Crusoe is on a mission to help the oil industry eliminate routine flaring of natural gas and reduce the cost of cloud computing. We are passionate about our goals to help the oil industry operate more efficiently, achieve better relationships with communities and regulators, and improve environmental performance. Crusoe repurposes otherwise wasted energy to fuel the growing demand for computational power in the expanding digital economy.