Dear KOGA Membership,
We hope you will enjoy this February issue of KOGA's BITS Newsletter. We have several great articles and important industry information included below. If you would like to submit an article for consideration please send to Andrew or Astrud at their email address listed below.
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KOGA's President Message
(as published in the American Oil & Gas Reporter)
By: Doug Hyden, KOGA President  The Kinzer Companies
Next June, I will complete my two year term as president of the Kentucky Oil & Gas Association. With six months left, I have started to look back on what
we have accomplished-not only during my term, but in the past several years.
In 2010, KOGA launched a comprehensive strategic vision process that produced a wide-ranging road map for the
association's future.... Read More.....
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KOGA & the Kentucky General Assembly: The "Voice of the Industry"
By: Andrew V. McNeill
Executive Director
The "voice of the industry." It's a motto KOGA has employed for decades. It has several different meanings and, perhaps more important, several different relevant arenas.We push the industry's story in the media - example the Economic Impact study - and in various conferences and meetings - like the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Energy Conference. Read More....
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American Energy Policy Leaders:
As governors of states that provide the oil and natural gas that help fuel this country and its economic well-being, we are seeking your support to continue this crucial mission. State regulatory programs have been at the forefront of oil and gas exploration since 1935. Our programs, which are as varied as the geography, climate, geology and social fabric of our states, are designed to be flexible, yet effective, in providing the world's best environmental protection and regulation.
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KOGA's 2014 Annual Meeting Call for Presentations
By: Wesley Cate & Michael Conley
Member Services Co-Chairmen
The Kentucky Oil and Gas Association (KOGA) 78th Annual Meeting will return to beautiful Louisville, KY, to showcase many exciting new technologies, products and production and exploration techniques occurring in both "conventional" and "unconventional " plays within the Appalachian/ Illinois Basin area. Our goal is to provide meaningful programs of interest to our members and your help is both needed and solicited for making educational programs pertinent to member companies and individuals to assist them in succeeding with their business model within the Oil and Gas industry.
Read More....
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2014 KOGA Calendar of Events
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