Oral-History:Shauna Noonan
About the Interviewee
Shauna Noonan is the Completions Technology Manager for ConocoPhillips in Houston. She has worked on artificial lift projects and technology development worldwide at ConocoPhillips and previously Chevron for 22 years. She has chaired many industry artificial lift forums and authored / co-authored over 20 papers on the subject of artificial lift. She was the chair of the ISO standard committee for PCPs and is the current chair of the ISO standard for ESPs. She is the 2012 – 2015 Technical Director for Production and Operations on SPE’s International Board of Directors and chair of the SPE Artificial Lift Conference and Exhibition for North America. Shauna began her career working for Chevron Canada Resources and holds a B.Sc. in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Alberta.
About the Interview
Shauna Noonan: An interview conducted by Amy Esdorn for the Society of Petroleum Engineers, September 28, 2015.
Interview SPEOH000125 at the Society of Petroleum Engineers History Archive.
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Interview
INTERVIEWEE: Shauna Noonan
INTERVIEWER: Amy Esdorn
DATE: September 28, 2015
PLACE: Houston, Texas
