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Energy Crisis, A Discussion
with Matt Simmons
World Energy recently spent an afternoon with Matthew Simmons to hear his perspective on oil supplies, pump prices, distributed generation and a return to post-World War II practices. Watch now
Global Energy: Strategy in the UK
World Energy Television interviews Malcolm Wicks, Energy Minister for the UK and the Chairman for Renewable Energy, Prof. Ian Bryden. Watch now>>
What about the water?
Watch World Energy Television as we switch our focus from oil to water, and look into this crucial issue in series on Water Policy in North Texas. Watch now>
Water Technology & the Barnett Shale
World Energy Television continues its series on water technology with a look at the use of water in natural gas recovery Watch now>
The Balancing Act
Roger Smith hosts a thorough discussion covering every aspect of technology and its deployment. Watch now >>
Mergers & Acquisitions
Sharp, witty and confident, the panelists bring knowledge and experience to a debate focusing on mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures within the world's largest industry. Watch now >>
Technology Leadership
Join host Roger Smith to discuss and debate technology leadership and the ability to maintain profitability. Watch now >>
Open Standards
In this new world in which we are operating, open standards may be the ultimate forces that ignite or extinguish value. Watch now >>
Sarbanes Legislation
Concluding its series on Technology and Leadershp, World Energy Television examines the demands compliance puts on the industry. Watch now >>
Corporate Leadership
More than half a decade since 9/11 and the fall of Enron, World Energy Television takes a look back at a time when political instability and corprorate accountability scandals shook the confidence of investors as well as consumers. Watch now >>
Inside Look
Hercules Offshore
World Energy Television’s host Richard Loomis, interviews members of the executive management team from Hercules Offshore Inc. (HERO), which is on the frontline shallow water drilling development. Watch now >>
Buccaneer Resources
World Energy Television recognizes Buccaneer Resources as a next-generation independent capital resource company and applauds the business for what it contributes to the energy industry Watch now >>