Beyond Bitcoin: Blockchain Technology for Joint Ventures

Blockchain has emerged in the last couple of years as a potentially disruptive technology that could have significant impacts on the energy industry. One area ripe for disruption involves joint ventures.  Join us for a special luncheon where we will cover the basics of blockchain, how it could be implemented into a joint venture and how these changes will affect you and your organization.

Presented By

Integrity Technology Solutions

Integrity Technology Solutions (ITS) is a Calgary based company with extensive Joint Venture experience and technical partnerships that allow us help guide and develop Joint Venture blockchain platforms and smart contracts.  We provide industry leading education, consulting and implementation for blockchain and emerging technologies. 

A Joint Presentation

In its quest to deliver enhanced value to stakeholders, PASC is excited to introduce the POWER PLAY, a two-hour session on urgent and critical issues that are of importance to the energy industry. As a “play” on both petroleum and hockey, these special sessions will be informative and delivered in a timely fashion outside of our normally-scheduled programming.

Join us for our first POWER PLAY on March 5, 2019 as we discuss and debunk the outcome of the Redwater insolvency case decision from a legal standpoint with Ashley Weldon and Tasha Wood of Burnet, Duckworth & Palmer LLP. Also joining the discussion Rob Wadsworth, VP Closure & Liability, Alberta Energy Regulator (AER).

This event qualifies for two verified hours of continuous professional development.

PASC is hosting an opportunity to network with industry peers on Thursday, April 4th  at the Calgary Petroleum Club. Members and non-members are welcome to attend, so feel free to bring guests! The event starts at 4:30pm and your $20 ticket includes entry, apps and a drink. Space is limited, so please register today!

Equalizations (13th Month Throughput Adjustments) Basics

This half day course is intended for people who want to understand what an equalization (13^th month throughput adjustment) is, why we do them, and what information is contained within them.  It is ideal for those individuals looking to gain an understanding of the steps required to approve and/or code out an equalization.  An equalization will be done in class to demonstrate all of the components that make up an equalization and where the data comes from.  The course may not be in depth enough for individuals who will be required to do the equalizations for their organization.

Instructor: Lorie Lindberg
Lorie has been working in the oil patch for 35 years in the areas of production, revenue, and royalty accounting.  She received her CMA designation in 1991 and has also received  Certificates in Production Accounting (CAPPA), Joint Venture Auditing, and Teaching .

Lorie has been teaching for the past 25 years for CAPPA, PASC, and various other organizations.  She currently consults for several companies specializing in Gas Cost Allowance and Equalizations.

Fee:
$300 +GST Members
$350 +GST Non-members

Location: Associations Plus Inc. 600, 900 6 Avenue SW, Calgary AB
Includes a continental breakfast from 8:00am - 8:30am.