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Energy Bytes

Energy Bytes

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 Welcome to Energy Bytes with John Kalfayan and Bobby Neelon. Your essential guide to the intersection of data and energy. This podcast dives deep into the world of energy, shedding light on how data, AI, and technology are revolutionizing this sector. Each episode equips listeners with insights into the most efficient tools and resources, paving the way for a data-driven future in energy. From technical nuances to broader industry trends, Energy Bytes offers an unparalleled perspective on the evolution of the energy industry. Join us as we decode the algorithms of energy, one byte at a time.2025 Digital Wildcatters, Inc 科学
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  • EP 81: Deren, Dagen and Josh from Firm App

    EP 81: Deren, Dagen and Josh from Firm App
    2026/02/27

    Owner relations in oil and gas has been shoved in a corner forever, basically a "here's your check, don't call me" situation, and Deren Boyd, Dagen Boyd, and Josh Wright, co-founders of Firm App, are building the platform to fix that. These three started in oilfield safety software with iScout, got acquired by KPA, and now they're tackling the massive gap between operators and their surface and mineral owners with AI-powered multichannel communication. We're talking voice agents with adjustable accents, auto-responding emails, chat widgets that actually work, and an owner-facing app that puts payment info and well data in people's pockets. Plus the OKC crew gives their take on Devon and Expand relocating and what that means for the city.

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    0:00 Devon and Expand leaving OKC, what it means on the ground
    4:42 What is owner relations and why has it been ignored
    7:18 Timing and the generational shift driving tech adoption
    10:10 How operators have been duct-taping owner relations together
    12:05 The owner-facing app and multichannel approach
    14:38 AI voice agents, email auto-response, and chatbot workflows
    18:15 Building and rebuilding AI architecture every six months
    21:29 Under the hood on voice AI, latency, and conversation nuance
    26:37 School districts, 10,000 page websites, and unexpected use cases
    34:58 The iScout origin story and oilfield safety software
    42:17 Getting thrown in the penalty box and winning work back with data
    46:13 Revenue statements, vendor portals, and what owners actually ask about
    52:24 NAPE plans and the land community
    54:48 Business model and implementation timeline
    55:58 NIL, college athletics, and the dumpster fire
    1:04:36 Dev tools, Claude Code, and the future of SaaS

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  • EP 80: Kayla Ball from SensorUp

    EP 80: Kayla Ball from SensorUp
    2026/02/20

    Bobby Neelon and John Kalfayan sit down with Kayla Ball to break down why the methane compliance space is stuck in the trough of disillusionment, how she ended up cleaning up Petra's flat file nightmare at IHS, and why vibe coding with Claude feels like training your own replacement. They dig into sensor data chaos across ops teams, why public data companies should be worried, the wild difference between building lovable prototypes versus commercial deployments with SOC2 governance, and how AI is forcing everyone to confront the fact that humans shouldn't be entering data into anything anymore.

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    0:00 - Devon and Chesapeake leaving Oklahoma City
    4:50 - What SensorUp actually does beyond sensors
    11:40 - Methane space challenges and compliance markets
    18:30 - Why standardizing sensor data is so hard
    26:40 - Getting into product management from geology
    32:45 - AI automating regulatory workflows and field inspections
    38:50 - Vibe coding prototypes versus productizing for enterprises
    45:15 - Public data moat questions for IHS and Enverus
    52:30 - Duck Lake and licensing components over custom dev
    58:15 - Product management changing with Claude Code
    1:04:40 - Data problems holding back AI adoption
    1:11:20 - Speed round on youth sports complexes and baseball
    1:22:40 - Hot takes and wrapping up

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  • EP 79: Hussein Shel from AWS

    EP 79: Hussein Shel from AWS
    2026/02/13

    Hussein Shel, CTO and head of business development for energy and utilities at Amazon Web Services, joins Bobby and John to talk about his journey from Chevron engineer to cloud technology leader. They explore how AI coding tools are changing the game for energy companies, why the barrier to entry for building apps has never been lower, and what it means when your reservoir engineer can now spin up their own solutions in minutes instead of months. Hussein shares why he thinks we're only scratching the surface of what's possible when you combine domain expertise with modern AI tools, discusses the cultural shifts needed for energy companies to move fast, and explains why he's both excited about AI's potential and concerned about its massive energy demands.

    If you’re into energy tech, you’re in the right place. John and Bobby have built a deep catalog of conversations with the minds modernizing energy inside companies like AWS, Snowflake, Devon Energy, and more. Listen to the full library on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, or watch at https://collide.io/community.

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    00:00 - Welcome and introductions
    03:14 - Early AI experiments and low-code tools
    08:11 - Core principles that haven't changed
    12:04 - Managing costs and governance
    15:15 - Data access and shadow IT
    17:16 - Building apps in weeks vs months
    19:25 - Domain-specific foundation models
    21:10 - AWS infrastructure and energy footprint
    26:21 - Custom silicon and partnerships
    29:11 - Current AI model landscape
    33:36 - Enterprise adoption challenges
    38:58 - Cultural change from the top
    42:06 - Scoping problems and quick wins
    46:16 - Legacy systems and technical debt
    52:18 - Building AI-first energy companies
    56:57 - Tech debt acceleration
    1:00:04 - Speed round and favorite spots

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