JUNE 3RD & 4TH, 2009

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The CBM Fair will be 10 years old in 2009

 

As of June 2009 the CBM Fair will be celebrating its 10 year anniversary! We would like to thank all of the exhibitors that have been with us since the beginning. We hope to have many more anniversaries as the Energy Exposition in the new Wyoming Center building. 

 

Coalbed Methane, Natural Gas, and Oil

 

CBM Fair 2008 will be the beginning of our transformation from a symposium spotlighting the Coalbed Methane Industry to an exposition highlighting our abundant energy resources. In 2008 we will be adding exhibitors and panel discussions from conventional Natural Gas and Oil Production showcasing their new and innovative energy technologies. 

 

In June 2009 the CBM Fair will be moving to the new Wyoming Center at the Cam-Plex Multi Event Facilities. At that time the CBM Fair will become the Energy Exposition.

 

The History of the CBM Fair

 

The first CBM Education Fair was held in May 1999 on the south campus high school in Gillette, Wyoming. The first CBM Education Fair had 15 state and federal agencies presenting information to the public about the coalbed methane industry. There were two days of lectures and a bus tour of the CBM fields with approximately 300 people in attendance.

 

The second CBM Education Fair was held in Sheridan, Wyoming, in November 1999. The Fair included 60 booths manned by industry operators, contractors, and state and federal agencies. Several "mini" CBM Fairs were held in Buffalo, Wyoming and Roundup, Miles City, and Broadus Montana in 2000 and 2001.

 

The CBM Education Fair has made Gillette, Wyoming its permanent home since May 2000. In 2007, there were nearly 300 operators, contractors and equipment vendors. There were over 5400 people in attendance with live broadcasts on TV and radio.

 

 

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“CBM FAIR” TRANSITIONS TO “ENERGY EXPOSITION” FOR 2009