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About The Waterhouse Group

Innovation & Excellence

The Waterhouse Group is a leading intermediate North American Publishing company with resources in the Domestic Oil and Gas Industry. The firm also has a well-established footprint in the Canadian and Australian markets.

The Waterhouse Group is one of the earliest firms to publish accurate and current information about the Oil and Gas Industry. The crux of most innovation efforts is some behavior change in this Industry. The issue is that these changes are usually temporary—they might create an initial uptick but eventually see people and corporations return to some status quo.

By leaning on decades of behavioral and technological change, backed by behavioral science, we will focus on solutions that get stronger, not weaker, with time.  The Industry is self-evolving. In corporating behavioral science in this industry, innovation uncovers deep psychological drivers and barriers that are otherwise difficult to pinpoint.  Oil & Gas designers can use that information to create more information and applications to design better drilling methods as opposed to some caricatures actually to think about whether products, services, or policies; lead to higher levels of satisfaction.

History of Oil & Gas

The first Oil had been discovered by the Chinese in 600 B.C. and transported in pipelines made from bamboo. However, Colonel Drake’s heralded discovery of Oil in Pennsylvania in 1859 and the “Spindletop” discovery in Texas in 1901 set the stage for the new Oil Economy. Petroleum was much more adaptable and flexible than coal. Additionally, the kerosene that was refined originally from crude provided a reliable and relatively inexpensive alternative to “coal-oils” and “whale oil” for fueling lamps. Most of the other products were discarded.

Fracking

In the United States, the term “fracking” has come to be a catch-all term for oil and gas drilling, at least onshore.

Fracking is short for [hydraulic fracturing,] which is one of many processes involved in developing an oil and gas well. After the well has been drilled, water, chemicals and sand are blasted down the hole under extremely high pressure to crack open the rock formation and release oil and gas.

Future of Oil & Gas

The oil and gas industry is one of the most significant sectors in the global economy, influencing everything from energy production to geopolitical dynamics. Understanding its history provides valuable insights into current market trends and future investment opportunities. This overview traces the evolution of oil and gas, highlighting key milestones and developments that have shaped the industry.

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