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Samantha Fox
Product Manager - Data at B3 Insight
Samantha Fox is a Product Manager - Data at B3 Insight with extensive experience in the energy sector. Here are some key details about her:
Professional Background
Samantha has over 15 years of experience building databases in the energy sector.14 At B3 Insight, she combines primary analysis of water-related data with research into their legal and regulatory administration.1
Role and Responsibilities
As Product Manager - Data at B3 Insight, Samantha is involved in:
- Managing data products and consulting services
- Analyzing water-related data
- Researching legal and regulatory aspects of water management
- Contributing to the development of B3's OilfieldH2O platform2
Previous Experience
Prior to joining B3 Insight, Samantha worked as a natural gas and power analyst at BENTEK Energy. There, she played a crucial role in developing multidimensional data and analysis solutions for various energy sectors, including commodities prices, international gas markets, and steel.1
Education
Samantha holds a B.S. in Engineering Physics from the Colorado School of Mines.1
Skills and Expertise
Samantha is known for her expertise in:
- SQL
- Databases
- Excel
- Data analysis3
Her work at B3 Insight involves handling complex water management data, particularly in the oilfield and energy industry.2
Location
Samantha Fox is based in Denver, Colorado, United States.5
Highlights
A 5.4M earthquake was recorded in Reeves County today, 23 miles southeast of Mentone, TX, within the North Culberson-Reeves 4.5km Seismicity Response Area (SRA) boundary. Pursuant to the Operator-Led Response Plan, if there is another 4.5M+ event after December, deep injection wells within 4.5 km of the event must shut-in, and shallow injection wells within 4.5 km of the event must reduce to 50% utilization for 18 months. There are no active deep wells affected at this time, but the shallow wells here have been injecting about 45,000 bpd, so the area would lose about 22,500 bpd of actual injection capacity. This event is about 6 miles from the 4.9M event that occurred on March 26, 2020. #seismicity #permianbasin #swd
The New Mexico OCD Engineering Bureau (OCD) gave notice on Thursday that it intends to deny applications for which the applicant proposes a material change during the review process or when a material deficiency is identified during the administrative or technical review process. A change or deficiency is material if its existence or nonexistence is of consequence to the public notice or substantive rules for the application. If OCD denies an application, the applicant may refile through the fee portal.
For injection well applications, this means a change in surface or bottomhole location that results in a new "affected person," a change to the injection interval, or failure to completely and accurately provide notice. #nmocd #injection #well #permitting #newmexico
