Thanks to everyone who dropped by to visit with us at the TMCo booth at ISHM. Your interest and support of TMCO, Inc. are greatly appreciated.

TMCo is proud to participate at the 85^th annual International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement, ISHM, in Oklahoma City on May 11^th to May 13^th.  Come by to visit us at booths E18 & E19.

Also, TMCo’s Arthur Farve will be presenting a white paper on 1250.1 Orifice Fittings and Meter Tubes on Wed May 12, Room E at 10:50 to 11:40am

TMCo is a proud member of the Gulf Coast Gas Measurement Society

TMCo Presents the NEW Sure Shot Dual Chamber Fitting

Dual Operational!

Simply remove the snap ring and move the eccentric plug locking device to the other side

Customers asked for it and TMCo DELIVERS!

Tmco will be an exhibitor in a number of shows this year and would like to invite all to drop by our booth.  You will find our schedule below.

Corpus Christi Area measurement Society Feb 23-24 2010

Acadiana Flow Measurement Society April 12-14 2010

http://www.afms.org/index2.htm

ISHM May 11-13 2010

http://www.ishm.info/

ASGMT Sept 20-23 2010

http://www.asgmt.com/default.asp?id=1

Permian Basin Oct 19-21 2010

http://www.pbioilshow.org/

TMCo will be closed Friday, January 1, 2010 in observance of our New Year Holiday

We would like to take this opportunity to thank our customers for their loyalty in years past.  Today and always we are committed to meeting or exceeding your expectations.

TMCo wishes you all a prosperous New Year.

Tmco will be closed Friday December 26 in observance of our Christmas Holiday.

The offices will be also closed Friday January 1 to observe New Years Day.

In case of emergency, please call 713-465-3255 for assistance.

Thank you to our wonderful vendors and customers for a successful 2009. 

Our best to you all as we look forward to a prosperous New Year

TMCo will be closed Thursday and Friday, November 26-27 in observance of our Thanksgiving Holiday

We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable holiday!

O&G Journal – Daily Update 11/5/09

Tudor Pickering Holt & Co. (TPH) foresees a fairly dramatic recovery in natural gas prices next year, a spokesman told an Oct. 29 energy finance summit at Rice University’s Jess H. Jones Graduate School of Business.

Bobby Tudor, chief executive officer of the investment bank, said TPH early this year finished a gas supply study in which it forecast gas prices will average $7.50/Mcfe on the New York Mercantile Exchange during 2010 and $6.50/Mcfe in 2011.

Over the next decade, TPH forecasts a long-term US rig count of 1,500 rigs of which 400 will be drilling for oil, 600 for shale gas, and 500 for nonshale gas.

“We assume an incremental 300 rigs in Canada, for a total US and Canada rig count of 1,800,” Tudor said.

Acknowledging that shale gas plays are “a game changer,” for US gas supply, Tudor noted, “Shales alone won’t be enough to satisfy gas demand in North America. We will have to have some production from conventional gas.”