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Native Women in the Oil and Gas Industry

When I was asked about providing an article for Oilwoman Magazine, I contemplated which direction to take to inform readers about the Osage and their oil…

November 9, 2021 · By Margo Gray
Jason Spiess
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Jason Spiess: A Man of Intention

“I’m a method journalist so, before I do a story on skydiving, I’m going to go skydiving,” explains Jason Spiess, founder of The Crude Life podcast,…

November 9, 2021 · By Rebecca Ponton
Starlee Sykes
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Starlee Sykes: Riding the Waves of Success

When bp CEO Bernard Looney streamlined the corporate leadership structure in May 2020, it enabled Starlee Sykes, bp’s president of the Gulf of Mexico and Canada,…

July 2, 2021 · By Rebecca Ponton
America Needs America’s Energy: Creating Together the People’s Energy Plan
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Creating Pathways to Our Energy Future

Who says the days of the larger-than-life oilman are over? Energy advisor and corporate development strategist, Mark A. Stansberry, has traveled the world, met heads of…

July 2, 2021 · By Rebecca Ponton
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The Million Women Mentor

Forty years in a male-dominated, cyclical and volatile industry is quite an accomplishment for a female entrepreneur and, last year, Donna Fujimoto Cole, founder and CEO…

May 5, 2021 · By Rebecca Ponton
Angela Wilkinson
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Reaching for the Stars

Angela Wilkinson, PhD, Secretary General & CEO, World Energy Council If Dr. Angela Wilkinson had her way, it is quite possible she would change the name…

March 7, 2021 · By Rebecca Ponton
Managing Partner of Killam Companies, David Killam (L), and son, Cliffe Killam, inspecting a well site in South Texas. Photo courtesy of Mariajose Velasquez.
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Killam Oil: A Legacy of Change

An arctic blast blew through Texas (and much of the country) in mid-February, knocking out electricity and, in some cases, water, just days after Killam Oil…

March 7, 2021 · By Rebecca Ponton
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Acquiring More than Assets

Whether it makes the front-page news with names you know or it’s happening behind the scenes, oil and gas assets are always being bought and sold.…

January 6, 2021 · By Sarah Skinner
Aerial View of Midland, Texas, 1928. Photo courtesy of The Petroleum Museum, Abell-Hanger Foundation Collection
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One Hundred Years In The Permian

One hundred years is a major milestone and the observance of a centennial usually calls for a celebration but, with the world in the midst of…

September 9, 2020 · By Rebecca Ponton
Subsea Technology
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Subsea Technology

Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Pushing Boundaries in Offshore O&G To say times were different when the first Gulf oil well went into service is a bit…

March 3, 2018 · By Sam Cook
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Forecasting the Price of Oil

Oil is a closely watched commodity, and when its price moves, whole industries and whole economies can be shaped and defined. With the price of oil’s…

December 28, 2015 · By Jennifer Delony