"Every time I contact anyone asking for assistance, no matter who takes the call they are very courteous, extremely helpful, and above all professional.
In today's world when it seems service lacks in so many areas, it is refreshing to find an organization (EWN) where it is still a top priority."
Timothy Gilliland
Larrett Energy Services, Inc.
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"Thanks for the help and AWESOME customer service."
Chris D. Thomas
Knoxville Utilities Board
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Operator Qualification (OQ) Services
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NPL Construction Company
Austin, TX
ATS Welding & Fabrication
West Haven, UT
Macon Municipal Utilities
Macon, MO
Stag Contractors
Berlin, MD
Energy Maintenance Services
Pasadena, TX
Baker Hughes Process & Pipeline Services
Houston, TX
Joseph McCoy
East Liverpool, OH
UTI Corporation
Groveport, OH
Elk Energy Services
Elkview, WV
Columbia Gas of Massachusetts
Westborough, MA
The Farnsworth Group
Bloomington, IL
TUSCO, USA
Carrollton, TX
Pascal Welding
Nome, TX
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Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) Services
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Utica East Ohio Midstream
Kensington, OH
Bridge Masters
Bend, OR
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Compliance Management Services (CMS)
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Quest One, Inc.
Natchitoches, LA
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All Pumped Up - Oilfield Technology
In August 1859, Edwin L. Drake - the man credited with discovering America's first commercial oil well - used a common water well hand pump to retrieve the new resource from 69.5 feet. It wasn't long before necessity and ingenuity joined to find something more efficient for producing oil from a well.
Industry pioneers realized that by improving pumping efficiency they could extend the economic life of far deeper wells by years. The 1902 founding of a petroleum equipment service company in Lufkin, Texas, will lead to creation of an oil patch icon known by many names - nodding donkey, grasshopper, horse-head, thirsty bird, etc.
The evolution of technology for pumping oil from the ground is reflected in thousands of small, marginally producing oil wells reaching deep into often stubborn reserves. Today there are more than one-half million in the United States alone. Read the American Oil & Gas Historical Society article "All Pumped Up- Oilfield Technology."
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June 13, 1917 Phillips Petroleum founded in Bartlesville, Oklahoma Almost a century ago, the Phillips brothers consolidated their oil companies into what is now known as ConocoPhillips. This new company that began on June 13, 1917 would prove to be invaluable in World War II with its advancement in high-octane aviation fuel. Read more. |
June 14, 1938 Federal Government regulates Natural Gas In an attempt to regulate the transmission or sale of natural gas in interstate commerce, the Federal Government enacted the Natural Gas Act of 1938. This act which became law on June 14, 1938, would be the first time the Federal Government assumes regulatory control of the natural gas industry. Read More. |
June 15, 1954
Mr. Charlie raises Offshore Rig Technology
On June 15, 1954, the Ocean Drilling & Exploration Company, under the direction of A. J. LaBorde put their new state-of-the-art offshore drilling rig, known as "Mr. Charlie" to work. Mr. Charlie's column-stabilized rig design would set the stage for offshore rig technology.Read more. Courtesy of Bruce Wells Executive Director American Oil & Gas Historical Society http://aoghs.org/ |
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Giving back to the Community!
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 ENERGY worldnet, Inc. is committed to giving back to their community and would like to highlight a very special organization located here in Decatur, TX. The Wise Area Relief Mission (WARM), which assists needy families located throughout Wise County. WARM is a joint civic ecumenical project that began in 1998 when the food pantry at the Central Church of Christ merged into an outreach for area churches. WARM's director Rene' Ashmore, who has been there for 10 years, oversees the day-to-day operations. Rene' along with her office manager Angie Gardiner successfully assists over 850 families each month.
With the helpful donation from ENERGY worldnet, Inc., WARM is trying to get a walk-in deep freezer along with a bigger cooler to help accommodate extra storage. WARM's mission is compassion and assistance by offering services to those with needs in Wise County in an effort to promote a productive, sharing community. ENERGY worldnet, Inc. would like to say "Thank You" to the Wise Area Relief Mission for providing continuing assistance to those in need.
We are also proud to spotlight companies like:
Coast to Coast Development Inc., who through volunteer work, is making a difference in their community. They graciously volunteer their time at their local children's hospital, located in Central California. The Children's Hospital of Central California provides comprehensive medical services to children.
Another organization making a big impact in their community is Hydrodig Denver LLC. They volunteer at the local Make-a-Wish foundation. The Make-a-Wish Foundation grants wishes of children with life threatening medical conditions.
If there is an organization, charity, or food bank where your company is involved, we would love to hear about your work so we can include it in our newsletter. michael.pendley@energyworldnet.com
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The Next Generation of Natural Gas
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 What is the Next Generation of Natural Gas?
The Next Generation is an initiative that was started to promote awareness of a three-fold challenge that the pipeline and utility industry is currently facing. This involves an aging workforce and infrastructure, and increased regulations. According to surveys conducted by the Center for Energy Workforce Development, 62 percent of the industry could retire over the next 10 years. Our greatest resource, knowledge and experience, lies within these 62 percent. The torch of knowledge needs to be passed on, now more than ever.
The CRA International reported in 2009 that 60 percent of utility assets are near the end of their useful life, and 20 to 25 percent of utility assets are past their intended service life making an aging infrastructure the second-fold issue.
Finally, increased regulations such as the OQ rule, which is continuously updated proves to be challenging for workers qualifications. For more information please contact Jeremy.Green@energyworldnet.com
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EWN congratulates our new graduates |
 The most recent graduates of the MECP program are: standing left to right, Michael Pendley, Instructor, Graduates: Les Harrison, Tyler Daniels, and Steve Lewis
 The most recent graduate of the Basic Administrator Training Course is: standing left to right, Lauren Morton, Instructor, Graduate: Brandy Geist |
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Sales Team Contact Information
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For sales information on new services please contact:
Jeremy L. Green
Director of National Business Development
ENERGY worldnet, Inc.
Cell: 817-217-4609
Office: 940-626-1941
Email:
jeremy.green@energyworldnet.com
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FNGA Annual Convention & FMNGA Annual Board Meeting ENERGY worldnet, Inc.'s Director of National Business Development, Jeremy Green will be attending the FNGA Annual Convention on June 24-26, 2013. He will be the moderator for the Aging Infrastructure panel on Wednesday morning, June 26, 2013. For more information contact Jeremy Green at jeremy.green@energyworldnet.com Hawks Cay Island Resort 61 Hawks Cay Boulevard Duck Key, FL 33050 June 24-26, 2013  | |
June 2013 FNGA Event, Duck Key, FL
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Master Evaluator Certification Program The Master Evaluator Certification Program is an evaluator/proctor course that provides participants with the principles for conducting effective evaluations and provides opportunities to apply these principles by practicing them in a comfortable environment. This is achieved by discussing individual testing techniques and performance observation techniques; reviewing various Operator Qualification Plan Evaluation requirements; and by providing practice using actual evaluation tools. Upon completion of this course, participants will understand the requirements of 49 CFR 192 and 195 as it relates to written and performance evaluations, know how to prepare for an evaluation, know how to perform and evaluation and know how to properly document an evaluation and maintain records. MECP Class: July 15, 2013 Location: Daphne Utilities 8301 Well Road Daphne, AL 36526 Cost: $350.00 Instructor: Jeremy Green, Director of Business Development, ENERGY worldnet, Inc.  | |
Regional Training, Daphne Utilities, Daphne, AL
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July 2013
July 9, 2013: Master Evaluator Certification Program (MECP): Decatur, TX
July 10, 2013: Basic System Administrator Training: Decatur, TX
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July 2013 Training Events Decatur, TX
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July 11, 2013: Advanced System Administrator Training: Decatur, TX
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July 2013 Training Events Decatur, TX
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July 12, 2013: Instructional Design Training Course: Decatur, TX
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July 2013 Training Events Decatur, TX
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August 2013
August 13, 2013: Master Evaluator Certification Program (MECP): Decatur, TX
August 14, 2013: Basic System Administrator Training: Decatur, TX
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August 2013 Training Events Decatur, TX
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August 15, 2013: Advanced System Administrator Training; Decatur, TX
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August 2013 Training Events Decatur, TX
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August 16, 2013: Instructional Design Training Course: Decatur, TX
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August 2013 Training Events Decatur, TX
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