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WellDog receives appointment to IOGCC committees
10/31/2006Dr. John Pope of WellDog, Inc., an energy technology company in Laramie, has been appointed to committees under the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission.
WellDog receives Federal Laboratory Consortium Award
09/27/2006WellDog and the Department of Energy’s Rocky Mountain Oilfield Testing Center are the 2006 recipients of the Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer award for their breakthrough research on coal bed methane dissolved gas evaluation technology.
WellDog founder appointed to Wyoming Governor's CBM Water Use Task Force
04/16/2006Wyoming Gov. Dave Freudenthal appointed WellDog founder John Pope to a task force that the Legislature created this year to address possible uses of water produced from coalbed methane extraction.
WellDog closes $6.5 million in venture capital funding
03/22/2006WellDog, Inc. a Laramie, Wyoming-based energy technology company, has closed $6.5 Million in new funding to facilitate expanded delivery of services and new product development.
WellDog expands service offering outside of Powder River basin
10/17/2005WellDog, a Laramie, Wyoming-based energy technology company, announced that their Critical Gas Content™ service is now available for coalbed natural gas wells outside of Wyoming’s Powder River Basin.
$2.75 million venture funding and new technical service launch move WellDog forward
04/19/2005WellDog, Inc., a Wyoming-based energy technology company today announced two key advances: a new market offering, Critical Gas Content™, which increases the profitability of finding and producing coal bed natural gas; and closure of a new $2.2 million round of funding by a leading US energy venture capital firm.
Natural gas exploration technology company closes $1.5 million venture round
06/03/2004WellDog Inc., a natural gas exploration technology company, announced today that it has closed a $1.5 million Series B venture capital investment - the first venture capital investment in the State of Wyoming in more than 10 years.
Getting to grips with hydrate gas seeps
09/01/2003A new high tech sensor is being developed to try and take some of the uncertainty out of the hazards posed to offshore structures by methane gas hydrate seeps.
WellDog awarded coal seam bacteria research grant from National Science Foundation
07/27/2001The National Science Foundation has awarded $100,000 to WellDog to explore how bacteria produce methane in coal seams.
CBM technical service division spun out of Blue Sky
06/24/2000The Blue Sky Group Inc. today announced that its chemical sensing division, WellDog, had been spun out into a standalone company. The company will remain a subsidiary of The Blue Sky Group Inc.