In this Then & Now episode of the Oil & Gas Journal ReEnterprised podcast, Statistics Editor Laura Bell-Hammer highlights three decades of oil and gas production and the changes made through advances in technology and data.
Oilfield with oil pumps and oil rigs profiled on sunset sky.
In this Then & Now episode of the Oil & Gas Journal ReEnterprised podcast, Statistics Editor Laura Bell-Hammer takes listeners on a journey through three decades of oil-market transformation.
Bell-Hammer looks back at the mid-1990s, when US production was believed to be in irreversible decline, fast-forwarding to today’s record production highs powered by shale technology, deepwater advances, and new global producers.
From the Permian basin to Brazil’s presalt and Guyana’s meteoric rise, this episode reveals how technology reshaped the world’s supply map.
OGJ Worldwide Report
In this episode of the Oil & Gas Journal ReEnterprised podcast, Bell-Hammer notes OGJ's annual Worldwide Report, a compilation of field-by-field oil production and country-by-country oil and gas reserves accessible to paid subscribers.
The most recent report will be published in December. In the meantime, archived Worldwide Reports can be found as part of OGJ's Surveys page.
Laura Bell-Hammer is the Statistics Editor for Oil & Gas Journal, where she has led the publication’s global data coverage and analytical reporting for more than three decades. She previously served as OGJ’s Survey Editor and had contributed to Oil & Gas Financial Journal before publication ceased in 2017. Before joining OGJ, she developed her industry foundation at Vintage Petroleum in Tulsa. Laura is a graduate of Oklahoma State University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.
