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Willem Schulte
Shell Chief Scientist Reservoir Engineering
If we’re going to meet growing energy demand, we will need to bring more energy sources such as alternatives and renewables in to the mix. But right now, we have to get more oil out of our existing fields, and we have to develop tougher new ones.
After 28 years in reservoir engineering, Willem says he still has itchy fingers to dig deep and dream up solutions for any problem, especially in the science of subsurface flow. Willem is currently Chairman of the European Symposium for Improved Oil Recovery.
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Summary: Shell Chief Scientist Reservoir Engineering
Date: 30/10/2008 Length: 3:42 Related links: |
Statistics quoted by Willem Schulte are from the 2004 IEA report - please visit http://omrpublic.iea.org/ - opens in new window for more information.
Willem's bookmarks
Visit Willems’s favourite energy and technology-related websites.
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Energy Information Administration - opens in new window
A US government website containing wide-ranging statistics about energy issues and usage, particularly in regard to the US. You can for example find out how much biofuels the US consumes, and answers to many everyday questions about energy . The site also includes the “Energy Kids Page” a simple but informative section designed to answer children’s questions about energy, such as where does oil come from and how do we get it?
Energy Intelligence - opens in new window
If you are looking to keep up with the latest news and trends in the energy sector, then visit ‘Energy Intelligence’ website. The site provides international energy data and information, with a particular focus on oil and gas.
The Society of Petroleum Engineers - opens in new window
The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a large professional association comprising 79,000-plus members worldwide, and their website is an excellent resource for technical information related to oil and gas exploration and production. It also provides a range of online publications, and information about meetings and other programs that the society is involved with.
