September 2024 - Business Development Panel Happy Hour
2024-09-12 16:00 - 18:00 (America/Denver) | Ovintiv, 40th floor, 370 17th St, Denver, CO, 80202, United States
Unlocking Value: Navigating Non-Op Royalties and Minerals in the Oil & Gas Industry
Join us for an insightful event exploring the dynamic landscape of non-ops and mineral companies in 2024. Discover why these companies are poised for success, what makes leading businesses stand out, and gain expert commentary on the latest minerals and royalty transactions. We’ll delve into the merits of pureplay versus multi-basin strategies, the challenges of managing non-op/mineral companies, and how industry leaders mitigate risks. Learn about the evolving role of private equity, changes in company strategies, and the intricacies of making deals in today’s market. Our discussions will cover asset evaluation, investment decision factors, due diligence challenges, and the importance of ESG in company portfolios. We’ll also explore joint venture success factors, exit planning, growth potential, and the future of M&A activity. Don’t miss this opportunity to understand emerging trends and investor expectations in the non-op and mineral space.

Denver Rescue Mission - September
2024-09-17 06:45 - 08:30 | Denver Rescue Mission, 2222 Lawrence St, Denver, CO, 80205, United States
Please help SPE Denver Section give back to the Denver Rescue Mission by serving breakfast at their Lawrence Street location.

Please arrive by 6:45 and plan to stay till 8:30

For more info Contact Nicolas Cosca at Nicolas.Cosca@hpinc.com

Jack England Memorial Pass Fall 2024
2024-09-25 11:00 - 12:00 | CO
Registering for the Jack England Memorial Pass for the fall of 2024 will sign you up for the first four General Meetings of the SPE session. That includes the meetings in September, October, November and December! The program schedule is as follows:
September 25th- Leen Weijers with Liberty Energy- Making Unconventionals Competitive- Minimizing the Cost per Barrel Oil
October 16th- Jorge Acuna with Acuna Consulting- Fractional Dimension Rate Transient Analysis (FD-RTA): A Key to Unconventional Wells and Complex Fracture Networks
November 20th- Chris Fredd with Resman Energy- Utah FORGE- Seeing is Believing with Advanced Tracer Interpretation
December 11th- Brandon Myers with NoviLabs- TBD

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September General Meeting: Making Unconventionals Competitive – Minimizing the Cost per Barrel Oil
2024-09-25 11:30 - 13:30 | Fogo de Chao, 1513 Wynkoop st, Denver, 80202, United States
Lecturer’s Name: Leen Weijers
Lecturer’s Employer: Liberty Energy
Abstract:
“Our industry’s innovation to successfully frac and produce from shale, the source rock for hydrocarbons, has dramatically changed global energy access and geopolitical balances. The North American shale industry has relentlessly pushed for a lower cost to bring a barrel of oil ($/bbl) or a cubic foot of natural gas ($/scf) to the surface. This reduction has greatly benefitted world energy consumers.
The dramatic reduction in this cost ratio is sourced in two metrics. First, cost of drilling and completion has been cut in about half for shale wells over the last decade through efficiency gains and innovations in workflow. Second, well production has roughly doubled through a focus to increase both the extent and intensity of the created hydraulic fracture system.
This North American track record of innovation, operational learnings and engineering optimization contains lessons learned for other shale basins around the world. One idea members will take away from this presentation is that our industry is capable of wide-ranging and rapid innovation when free market forces are unleashed to produce the cheapest barrel possible.
Biography:
Dr. Leen Weijers is VP of Engineering at Liberty Oilfield Services and served as its Business Manager at Liberty’s founding. Leen worked at Pinnacle Technologies from 1995 to 2011, where he oversaw development of a commercial fracture growth simulator, FracproPT. Leen has authored dozens of publications, and contributed a chapter to the recent SPE Hydraulic Fracturing Monograph. Leen completed his doctoral research at the Faculty of Mining and Petroleum Engineering at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands.

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Denver Rescue Mission - October
2024-10-15 06:45 - 08:30 | Denver Rescue Mission, 2222 Lawrence St, Denver, CO, 80205, United States

October General Meeting: Fractional Dimension Rate Transient Analysis
2024-10-16 11:30 - 13:00 | Fogo de Chao, 1513 Wynkoop st, Denver, 80202, United States
Fractional Dimension Rate Transient Analysis (FD-RTA): A Key to
Unconventional Wells and Complex Fracture Networks
Jorge A Acuña
J Acuna Consulting, LLC.
Abstract:
Unconventional wells show features that make them very difficult to characterize. One of them is the “transitional” flow regime that lasts months to years and is different from known flow regimes such as linear or boundary dominated flow. Fractional Dimension RTA (FD-RTA) is based on work on fractals and fractional dimension systems from the late 80’s and early 90’s. These principles were significantly expanded with innovative elements, rigorous solutions, modeling techniques, and adapted to the geometry of unconventional wells. The result is FD-RTA, a new technique to analyze and understand fracture networks ranging from complex ones with rock fragments of many different sizes to simple ones with equally spaced fractures. This lecture explains the evolution of these ideas and the power of the fractional dimension approach to explain “transitional” flow regimes as the result of fracture complexity. In this new approach, known flow regimes such as radial or linear flow are only special cases of a single general transient solution. The approach can be easily converted to a numerical model and explains several previously unexplained features, such as rapidly increasing gas-oil-ratio, apparent fracture closure with time, etc. The power of FD-RTA is demonstrated by applying it to parent-child well interference. I would like the members to take away the idea that basic methods for pressure and rate transient analysis can explain previously unexplained features of unconventional well behavior but only when the correct model for fracture geometry is considered.
Biography:
Dr. Jorge Acuna graduated from USC in 1993, where he worked on transient behavior of fractal networks of fractures. He joined Chevron (then Unocal) in 1996. He became a leading expert in geothermal modeling and reservoir engineering. He started work in unconventional pressure and rate transient analysis in 2012 and developed Fractional Dimension RTA between 2016 and 2020. The method was published and implemented in commercial software. He retired from Chevron in 2022 to start his own consulting firm J. Acuna Consulting. He has authored more than 30 papers, regularly reviews SPE papers and has participated as session chair in SPE conferences.

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SPE Denver YP Halloween Party
2024-10-25 17:30 - 20:30 | Flight Club, 1606 Wewatta St, Denver, CO, United States
Join us this Halloween season for our SPE Denver YP Halloween Party! Registration will include drinks, appetizers, and darts! Don’t forget to wear your best costume!

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SPE Pickleball Tournament
2024-11-01 15:00 - 19:00 | 3rd Shot Pickleball, 3545 Wadsworth Blvd, Wheat Ridge, CO, CO, 80033, United States
SPE Membership is hosting its inaugural Pickleball Tournament on November 1st. Come enjoy drinks and pickle with fellow oilfield professionals at 3rd Shot Pickleball from 3pm-7pm. Team themes are encouraged, and prizes will be awarded for the top (and not-so-skilled) picklers.
Paddles and Pickleballs will be provided to players who register!
3rd Shot Pickleball
3545 Wadsworth Blvd, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Ticket options:

Team Ticket – $70
Single – $35 (will be added to a team on arrival)

Sponsorship options: Each Sponsor will have a team registered as well.

Presenting sponsor (1) – $3,000

Includes name & logo on large, printed brackets. Also includes a court named after the sponsor, the courts will be referred to by the sponsor through the entirety of the tournament to help players find their matches.

Court Sponsor (3) – $1,500

Each court sponsor will have a court named after them. The courts will be referred to by the sponsor through the entirety of the tournament to help players find their matches.

Drinks sponsor (1) – $1,000

Sponsor of drinks (bar on-site) for the event. Each player receives two

Food sponsor (1) – $1,000

Sponsor of food (pizza and snacks available)

Ball sponsor (logo on custom pickleballs, must be ordered by October 11th) – $1,000

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Energy 4 Me Virtual Training
2024-11-05 10:00 - 12:00 | CO
If you are interested in volunteering for Energy4Me join the virtual training session on November 5th at 10am MST!

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SPE YP Lunch and Learn
2024-11-07 11:30 - 13:00 | Liberty Energy, 950 17th St Suite #24, Denver, CO, 80202, United States
SPE YP is hosting a lunch and learn on November 7th! Lunch will be sponsored by ChampionX and the venue will be sponsored by Liberty Energy!
Abstract:
Automation has been used for many years now as a means for oil and gas operators to optimize sucker rod pump wells. Traditional automation for rod pump wells involved operating the well at a fixed speed and idling the well based on a preprogramed time (time clocks) or fillage (pump off control). However, utilizing a Variable Frequency Drive (VFD)is a more sophisticated method to allow operators to increase their runtime by detecting when there is less fluid to produce and slowing the unit down, accordingly. Although utilizing a VFD can provide significant improvements in production and failure reduction, in some cases operators are not able to realize the full advantage of their rod pump wells with VFDs because the VFD setpoints are not optimized. Optimizing VFD setpoints is not necessarily challenging, but in many cases requires many iterations of user intervention which takes time, and with the ever-changing nature of some reservoirs, that job may never be complete for a given well. However, utilizing a host software with algorithms developed by industry experts, VFD setpoint optimization can be done autonomously. Using domain-specific algorithms, the host software can detect deficiencies in VFD operations and iterate through setpoint changes to determine the optimal setpoints. Utilizing host software, the algorithms can constantly check to make sure that the setpoints are keeping the well running optimally, even when reservoir conditions change. By identifying issues like excessive cycling, lost production, unnecessary speed changes, and poor pump fillage, the algorithms implement changes that improve the performance of the well and help operators leverage the full capabilities of their VFD.
About our Speaker:
Ian has an undergraduate degree in petroleum engineering and a master’s degree in mechanical engineering. He joined the Theta/ChampionX team (formerly Dover and then Apergy before ChampionX) back in 2016 as an artificial lift engineer. He also was the support team manager and product line manager before starting a new role managing the customer success team.

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SPE YP Denver November Happy Hour
2024-11-07 17:00 - 19:00 | West Saloon & Kitchen, 501 16th Street, Denver, CO, 80202, United States
SPE YP is host a happy hour on November 7th sponsored by ChampionX!

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SPE Technical Happy Hour
2024-11-12 16:00 - 18:00 | Ovintiv, 40th floor, 370 17th St, Denver, CO, 80202, United States
November 2024 Technical Happy Hour
Speaker: Jason Watford, Founder and Managing Partner, Patina Energy & Zach Shulock, Director of Sales, Patina Energy
Title: Data All Day Every Day: What We Learned from Real-Time AB Testing Diagnostics
Abstract:Patina Energy is a leading provider of real time diagnostics in the oil and gas industry with a couple of thousand samples analyzed this year on A/B Testing. We will answer the following: What is A/B testing? How does Patina do A/B testing? And why does real time and thousands of samples matter? We will walk through several examples to show what several of our customers have learned.
Bio:Jason Watford is the Founder and Managing Partner of Patina Energy which specializes in Real Time Diagnostics. Jason is a graduate of the University ofTexas in Austin with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He has worked in the oil and gas industry since graduation 18 years ago starting in the field with Schlumberger and then moving through multiple positions with C&J Energy Services and Core Laboratories. He has handled many roles including operations management, business development and technical advisor.
Zach Shulock is the Director of Sales at Patina Energy. Zach is a graduate of Penn State University with a degree in Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering. He started his career after graduation in 2016 as a frac field engineer with Schlumberger in the Rockies, before moving to Midland and into sales with Core Laboratories. He became a part of the Patina Energy team in 2022.

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Denver Rescue Mission - November
2024-11-19 06:45 - 08:30 | Denver Rescue Mission, 2222 Lawrence St, Denver, CO, 80205, United States

DPS 8th Grade Career Fair
2024-11-20 08:00 - 2024-11-21 16:00 | CO
We need volunteers! Let’s talk about Oil and Gas with DPS students. We need help teaching them about all of the great benefits our industry offers!
For more information reach out to lilli.peters97@gmail.com

November General Meeting: Utah Forge - Seeing is Believing with Advanced Tracer Interpretation
2024-11-20 11:30 - 13:00 | Fogo de Chao, 1513 Wynkoop st, Denver, 80202, United States
Utah FORGE – Seeing is Believing
with Advanced Tracer Interpretation

Christopher N. Fredd, Olaf Huseby, Sven K. Hartvig, Partho Giri
Resman Energy Technology

The Utah FORGE project relies on multistage hydraulic fracturing to create flow connections between injection and production wells for renewable Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) applications. Sponsored by the Department of Energy, this test laboratory has been used to evaluate the impact of completion and stimulation design changes, including the number of clusters per stage, fracturing fluid type, and fracturing methodology. Understanding and characterizing the impact of these design changes on the fracture connections is key to optimizing enthalpy output from the system.
This field case study presents insights gained from novel tracer interpretation at Utah FORGE. Unique chemical tracers were injected during each of the 8 fracturing stages in an EGS injection well, with additional tracer pulses injected at different times during one of the stages. Tracer responses were established from samples collected both from the injection well during flowback and the production well during a circulation test. Tracer interpretation provided quantitative PLTs for both wells, characterized the fracture connections (fracture driven interactions), characterized the fracture flow paths (e.g., fracture complexity), and estimated the fracture circulation volume and efficiency. These interpretations were compared with other measurements, including microseismic monitoring, fiber optic strain rate, and mechanical PLT logs. The results demonstrate that advance tracer interpretations offer a direct measure of flow paths not seen by other techniques and reveal the impact of the various design variables, such as a significant dependance on the number of clusters per stage, cluster runaway, and fracturing issues.
The novel tracer interpretation methodology is directly applicable to unconventional assets.

Chris Fredd serves as the Stimulation Mapping Technical Director for RESMAN Energy Technology. He has more than 25 years of experience in the energy sector and is a subject matter expert in stimulation, completions, and technology integration. Chris has a unique techno-commercial background and a proven track record of delivering leading technologies and practical solutions. He previously held a variety of senior technology leadership positions with SLB including Technology Center Director and Global Business Development Manager. Chris earned a Ph.D. degree in chemical engineering from the University of Michigan and holds more than 30 granted patents and 40 publications.

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December General Meeting: Rockies Resource Rumble
2024-12-11 11:30 - 13:00 | Fogo de Chao, 1513 Wynkoop st, Denver, 80202, United States
Rockies Resource Rumble: Using Machine Learning to Determine if the DJ Can Compete with the Venerable Williston or the Upstart PRB
As consolidation reshapes the landscape and E&Ps gear up for sustained operations, a pressing question arises: “Which Rockies operators and regions are best poised to thrive over the next decade?” In this analysis, we delve into key factors like inter-basin rock quality variations, half-cycle benchmarking, and operator rankings. Leveraging Novi’s proprietary machine learning tools, we aim to uncover the value of remaining inventory in each basin and identify the operators best positioned to capitalize on it.

Presenter: Brandon Myers (Head of Research at Novi Lab)

Bio

Brandon’s skillset sits at the intersection of data science, energy finance, and petrophysics. His career journey began in 2015 at a micro-cap E&P startup in Calgary, Alberta, where they were involved in asset acquisition efforts, notably pursuing the Harmattan East Viking field.
From there, he transitioned to Houston, Texas, and joined Wood Mackenzie, where he played a vital role in integrating petrophysical and geological insights into economic analyses. Over five years, Brandon gained extensive experience covering every unconventional play across North America. Departing from Wood Mackenzie in 2022, Brandon joined the venerable Peters & Co. as an in-house subject matter expert, providing insights into U.S. unconventional plays and emerging technologies like lithium brines, helium exploration, hydrogen, and renewables.
Now, as Head of Research at Novi, Brandon leads the development of a machine learning-centric research platform to provide the upstream industry with cutting edge, data-driven insights.
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SPE YP Holiday Party
2024-12-11 17:30 - 20:30 | Snobahn Indoor Ski + Snowboard Center, 6955 S York St. #404, Centennial, CO, 80122, United States
Join us for our Holiday Party at Snobahn Indoor Ski and Snowboard Center! Registration is free for all members!
Sponsored by Liberty Energy!
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Denver Rescue Mission - December
2024-12-17 06:45 - 08:30 | Denver Rescue Mission, 2222 Lawrence St, Denver, CO, 80205, United States

January SPE Board Meeting
2025-01-14 12:00 - 13:00 | CO
If you would like to join the monthly SPE Board meeting, please email denver.spe@gmail.com for meeting details!

Denver Rescue Mission- January 2025
2025-01-21 06:30 - 08:30 | Denver Rescue Mission, 2222 Lawrence St, Denver, CO, 80205, United States

Spring Jack England Memorial Pass 2025
2025-01-22 11:30 - 13:00 | CO
Our spring Jack England Memorial Pass is on sale! By pre-registering for the Spring session (January, February, March and May General Meetings), you get a discount compared to if you register for each of them individually!! Registration ends on January 15th!

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SPE Denver January General Meeting
2025-01-22 11:30 - 13:00 | Fogo de Chao, 1513 Wynkoop st, Denver, 80202, United States
What’s up with U-Laterals
Discover how U-laterals are revolutionizing well economics in previously unreachable sections! With nearly 100 U-lateral wells drilled across major US basins, this presentation dives into the exciting world of U-laterals. We’ll explore their impressive economic benefits, recent advancements, and the innovative planning and execution strategies that make them a game-changer.
Learn about the unique U-shaped wellbore design that allows operators to tap into resources that traditional methods can’t reach. U-laterals are not just a clever idea—they’re a proven solution for boosting hydrocarbon production and cutting costs.
We’ll cover the latest in drilling technology, from conventional mud motors to rotary steerable systems, and how these tools are making U-laterals more feasible than ever. You’ll hear about real-world successes, the challenges of drilling and tripping bottom hole assemblies, and the geo-mechanical considerations that ensure these wells perform optimally.
Plus, get an insider’s look at Shell’s patented U-lateral design and see how this innovation is setting new standards in directional drilling. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to the field, this presentation will provide valuable insights into the future of well drilling.

Speaker Bio:

John Huycke is a life-long drilling engineer with three decades of experience. His career has spanned assignments in the Delaware Basin, Anadarko Basin, Powder River Basin, DJ Basin, Uintah Basin, Bohai Bay China, deepwater Gulf of Mexico, Gulf of Mexico, Norway, Nigeria and the Bakken holding positions of drilling engineer to drilling manager and back down again. He earned a BS in Petroleum Engineering at the University of Kansas and an MS in Petroleum Engineering at the University of Texas. At PDC Energy, John was instrumental in planning and executing the first multi-well U lateral development as part of a highly motivated interdisciplinary asset team.

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YP January Lunch and Learn
2025-01-23 11:30 - 13:00 | Liberty Energy, 950 17th St Suite #24, Denver, CO, 80202, United States
Join us on January 23rd at Liberty Energy for Utilizing High Resolution Acoustic Imaging for Well Integrity and Well Intervention Diagnostics.
High-Resolution Acoustic Imaging for Well Diagnostics
Learn how high-resolution acoustic imaging revolutionizes well diagnostics by accurately characterizing and measuring complex casing defects including casing collapse, deformation and ovality, obstructions and fish tops, connection issues, corrosion, and manufacturing defects. After introducing the technology and specific applications, this presentation focuses on a series of case studies including:

Retrieving tubing in producing and complex P&A wells
Casing collapse due to fracture driven interactions (FDIs)
Parted casing as a result of milling operations

Lunch will be provided! Registration is free!
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January YP Happy Hour
2025-01-23 17:00 - 19:00 | CO
Join us for some happy hour festivities after the lunch and learn session with Tamara Maxwell from Darkvision!
Registration is free!

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Energy4Me Live Training
2025-01-28 12:00 - 13:30 | CO
Join us for a volunteer training session on January 28th!
If you are interested in attending reach out to Julie Tannehill for details on the course!

SPE Industry Advisory Committee
2025-02-11 11:30 - 12:00 | CO
Join us for the IAC meeting on February 11th at 11:30am to discuss the oil and gas community in Denver with other industry professionals.

February SPE Board Meeting
2025-02-11 12:00 - 13:00 | CO

SPE Denver February General Meeting
2025-02-12 11:30 - 13:00 | Fogo de Chao, 1513 Wynkoop st, Denver, 80202, United States
Society of Petroleum Engineers
Distinguished Lecturer 2024-25 Lecture Season
ESG for Petroleum Engineers – Without the Hot Air
(What the International Capital Markets Expect from the Oil & Gas Industry)
Abstract:
Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) continues to gain attention. Increasingly, ESG
compliance is a condition for funding by shareholders and banks. Most recently, the European Union
has started to turn ESG industry standards into regulation. Unfortunately, ESG has become clouded in
an overload of jargon, requirements and metrics; in addition, it is now also becoming politicized.
This lecture shows that ESG has been developing since the start of the industrial revolution and is here
to stay. It will identify key long term ESG trends and will use them to foresee what the future may bring.
The capital markets have converged on a handful of industry standards that are almost universally
accepted and applied by all major financial organizations. These standards are risk- and value-based,
and project focused. As such they are a blessing in disguise: although elaborate and demanding, they
provide a level playing field and can be easily integrated in existing business processes.
ESG scrutiny is moving from auditing of policies and manuals to carrying out due diligence on actual
implementation in the field. In other words, petroleum engineers, project and operations managers have
become part of ESG compliance. This lecture will use case studies to highlight the essentials that they
need to know.
Biography:

Christiaan Luca holds a MSc in petroleum engineering from Delft University, the Netherlands. The first
part of his 32-year career with Shell he spent in various petroleum engineering roles, including drilling,
reservoir engineering, project planning and economics, while developing oil and gas fields in Thailand,
Syria, Gabon and Nigeria.
Upon returning to Shell’s corporate offices in the Netherlands he held various management roles in
technology and business strategy and planning. He was closely involved with externally challenged
programs in CCS and Rigs-to-Reefs. Until end 2016, Christiaan was the head of Shell’s global practice
in non-technical risk management. He now is an independent trainer, assessor and coach in this
expertise area.

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Denver Rescue Mission- February
2025-02-18 06:30 - 08:30 | Denver Rescue Mission, 2222 Lawrence St, Denver, CO, 80205, United States

10th Annual SPE YP Ski Fast Energy Bash
2025-02-21 08:00 - 17:00 | Keystone Resort, 100 Dercum Square, Keystone, Colorado, 80435
Welcome to the 10TH Annual 2025 SPE YP Ski Fast Energy Convention hosted by the Society of Petroleum Engineers – Denver Section! If you’re a ski or snowboard enthusiast and in the oil & gas industry, you won’t want to miss this blast of an event! This year we’ll be taking over the slopes of Keystone on February 21st – 23rd, with tons of skiing, food, drinks, fun, and great networking throughout the weekend!
We hope you will stay the weekend and enjoy the slopes, great people, and all the exciting events. Plan to buy tickets for the days you’ll ski; lift tickets are not included in the registration! Busses will depart on Friday Morning and will return late Sunday morning. Feel free to attend any and all events, even if you don’t ski!
Questions? Contact SPE Denver Ski Committee Chairman, James DeBartolomeis (jamesdebart@gmail.com or 303-518-5285)
Registration Options: Register Here
Housing Bundle (Buy this if you are staying for the weekend)
The Housing Bundles include the Friday and Saturday Après Parties, Food & Beverages at the Mansions, Roundtrip Bus from Denver to Keystone, and overnight accommodations from 2/21/25 – 2/23/25 at one of the two mansions. Housing is first come first serve and space is limited.
Mansions:
SPE Denver YP has secured two mansions right next to each other within walking distance to the slopes.

Beds:
Bachelor Bunks (Shared Room, Single Bed: Sleeps 1): $500
Pull-out couches (Living Room, Single Bed: Sleeps 1): $300
Individual Events (Buy this if you are NOT staying for the weekend or at the Mansions)
Not staying for the weekend but still want to partake in the festivities?
Friday Main Après: $80 (The Friday Après Happy Hour includes a 3 hour open bar and food at the base of Keystone.)
Saturday Après BBQ & Bar Crawl: $80 (The Saturday Après includes a BBQ at the Main Mansion and all drinks/ food on the Bar Crawl)
Weekend Events: $120 (Both event options for Friday and Saturday)

Schedule – Brief

Friday

6:30 AM – (For Bus Riders) Breakfast for Bus Riders at RTD Federal Station Lakewood provided by KLX
7:00 AM – (For Bus Riders) Bus arrives at RTD Federal Station Lakewood to Keystone
7:30 AM – (For Bus Riders) Bus departs from RTD Federal Station Lakewood to Keystone
9:00 AM – (For Bus Riders) Bus arrives at Mansions to drop luggage
11:30 PM – Casual Meetup for Lunch at Summit House (on-your-own/not included)
12:30 PM – Group Picture @ Summit House
1:00 PM – Annual Shirtless Run to Friday Après Main Event (Meet at Flying Dutchman Run)
1:00-4:00 PM – Friday Après Main Event with Bites & Booze at Montezuma Roadhouse (Fireplace Room)
6:00 PM – Pizza Party at Grand Lodge Mansion
Late Night – Grand Lodge Mansion After Hours Party – Night 1 – Dress Theme: Canadian Tuxedos

Saturday

9:00 AM – Brunch at New Moon Cafe (on-your-own/not included)
9:00 AM – Ski Fast All Day!! Or hot tub!
3:30 PM – Après BBQ and Tailgate at Mansion presented by Imperative Chemical Partners
6:00 PM – Meet at Grand Lodge Mansion – Night 2 – Dress Theme: Yellowstone Western
6:30 PM – Dinner Party Pub Crawl

6:30-8:00 PM @ 9280’ Sake House
8:00-9:30 PM @ Rotolos Craft & Crust
9:30-11:00 PM @ Goat Soup & Whiskey Tavern

Sunday

9:00 AM – Casual Breakfast (on-your-own)
11:00 AM – (For Bus Riders) Sharp Deadline for Bus departure from Mansions to RTD Federal Station (same as pickup)

Key Addresses

RTD Federal Station Lakewood: 11601 W 2nd Pl, Lakewood, CO 80228
Grand Lodge Mansion (Main Mansion): 0633 Montezuma Rd, Dillon, CO 80435
Mansion #2: 669 Montezuma Rd, Dillon, CO 80435
Montezuma Roadhouse: 91 River Run Rd, Keystone, CO 80435

Lift Tickets
Don’t forget your lift tickets! Single-day tickets are available for purchase on the Keystone website (https://www.keystoneresort.com/plan-your-trip/lift-access/tickets) or the Epic Pass website (https://www.epicpass.com). We recommend purchasing tickets as soon as possible for pre-season discounts.

We look forward to seeing you again this year for the 2025 SPE YP Ski Fast Energy Convention!!
-SPE Denver, Young Professionals
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