Women on the Water
“Working at sea exposes me to peculiar challenges. I appreciate this because it opens my mind, keeps me alert and builds my problem-solving capacity. The...
Diversity
The Present and Future of Mexican Energy Policy is in the Hands of Women
Since his inauguration in 2018, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (known as AMLO) defined the guidelines of his oil and hydrocarbons policy for the next...
Proved Undeveloped
by Lee Jourdan
Proved undeveloped oil and gas reserves are reserves that are expected to be recovered from new wells on undrilled acreage, or from existing wells where a...
Female Forces: A Timeline of History-Making Women in Energy
In 2023, women still make up only 22 percent of the oil and gas industry, despite much talk about diversity, equity and inclusion, which encompasses...
Kara Branch, Founder, Black Girls Do Engineer
Rebecca Ponton: Please provide some information on your background – where you grew up, the hobbies and interests you had, and what you aspired to...
Powering Up with the DE&I in Energy Podcast: Using Inclusion to Foster Innovation in the Energy Industry
by Kym Ali
In a sphere known more for its drilling rigs, pipelines, and technology advancements, the energy sector is now breaking new ground in a different arena:...
In Conversation With Fuzzy Bitar
This is my fourth article for OILWOMAN Magazine, and I am thrilled at the opportunity to interview Fuzzy Bitar! Fuzzy has acted as a mentor...
In – CLUE – sion
by Lee Jourdan
I was eight-years old in 1965 when my family moved from Los Angeles to a small, growing suburb called Rowland Heights. When we moved there,...
______ Haired Freaky People Need Not Apply
by Lee Jourdan
For those of you unfamiliar with these lyrics from a 1971 song called Signs by the Five Man Electrical Band, the missing word is “Long.”...