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Interview: Nick Candito, CEO, Progressly
Interview: Nick Candito, CEO, Progressly Talks about how their biggest hurdles entering the energy industry and what kind of learning curve is involved.
October 19, 2016 · By Jason Spiess
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Interview: Nick Candito, CEO, Progressly
Interview: Nick Candito, CEO, Progressly Talks about how their company has been integrating technology into the energy workplace.
October 6, 2016 · By Jason Spiess
2014 July-August
Mainstream vs Midstream – Earthquakes
Noise from the Mainstream From TIME Magazine — The seismic link between fracking and earthquakes… New research indicates that wastewater disposal wells – and sometimes fracking…
July 17, 2014 · By Energies Media Staff
2014 July-August
Oil and Gas is the Fabric of Your Town
LOGA and Don Briggs have been committed to writing this bi-weekly column for several years now as a way to educate the community about oil and…
July 14, 2014 · By Gifford Briggs
2014 July-August
How to Get & Stay #Connected in the #Oil&Gas Industry Starting With @Twitter
Aren’t you wondering what all of this Social Media is about? With temperatures already approaching #90degrees, this season is heating up even faster, thanks to @EDS_Houston…
July 14, 2014 · By Jessica Byrd
2014 July-August
Oil & Gas Exploration Continues to Drive the Economy
The oil and gas industry is driving an expansive segment of the economy, not just here in Texas, but throughout the United States. Rising production within…
June 22, 2014 · By Joseph DeWoody
2014 July-August
The Unasked Climate Question: How To Replace 86% Of The World’s Energy Mix?
Lost in all the media hoopla about President Obama’s recent announcement of EPA carbon emission regulations was this news that coal was in fact the fastest-growing…
June 22, 2014 · By David Blackmon
2014 July-August
Maintaining High Security and Pipeline Peace of Mind: Part II
The continuity of pipeline security depends on technology systems to sustain an effective environment to connect with each pipeline task. Sociotechnical systems combined with the four…
June 13, 2014 · By Mike Thomas
2014 July-August
Oil Must Work with Local Governments
Relationships only develop and thrive when both parties have a desire to work together toward a common goal. Although this might sound like the introduction to…
June 12, 2014 · By Don Briggs
2014 July-August
Oilman Cartoon – Summer Hands
Pennzoil, like most oil companies hired petroleum engineer students as summer-hands. These summer-hands can grow into full grown petroleum engineers, and occasionally they can become bosses.…
June 9, 2014 · By Steve Burnett
2014 July-August
It’s Time To ACT!
During August of 1992, I was a member of a 20 member delegation on a visit to Russia under the auspices of People to People International…
June 2, 2014 · By Mark Stansberry
2014 May-June
Mainstream vs Midstream – Hydraulic Fracturing
With your help, we’ve set the record straight on all the media’s misleading reporting. Noise from the Mainstream… From NBCNews.com— Fracking wastewater contaminated — and likely…
May 15, 2014 · By Joseph DeWoody
Steve Burnett
Oilman Cartoon – GOM Cutting Platform Maintenance Cost with SPAM
The power of SPAM, and I am not talking about emails. In the time before electronic devices conquered the world, the word SPAM had a different…
May 15, 2014 · By Steve Burnett
2014 May-June
Jamie Rood, Photographic Artist – A Day on the Rig: Viking
On the morning of the last day of August 2010, returning from my Colorado tour, I left my parents place to head over to the ghost…
May 12, 2014 · By Jamie Rood
2014 November-December
Investing in Mineral Rights
The old adage across the plains of West Texas is to “Never Sell Your Mineral Rights!” And for good reason, the ownership of mineral rights provides…
May 8, 2014 · By Joseph DeWoody
Louisiana
Haynesville Shale Far From Over
Common thought is that the Haynesville Shale natural gas play is over. Pack up your trucks and move to another shale play. False. What the media…
May 8, 2014 · By Don Briggs
Louisiana
Lights, Camera, Action!
In 2001, I teamed up with Academy Award winning producer Gray Frederickson (Godfather II) to begin a film production company. Since that time, I have heard…
May 8, 2014 · By Mark Stansberry
David Blackmon
King Coal is Dying; Prince Oil & Gas is Next
Several years ago, during a period of time when some in the oil and natural gas industry were engaging various environmentalist organizations in discussions on how…
May 8, 2014 · By David Blackmon
Louisiana
Maintaining High Security and Pipeline Peace of Mind
Pipeline security requires a combination of assorted technology systems to maintain control during pipeline initiation, installation, and operation. Sociotechnical systems influences organizational results through first developing…
May 8, 2014 · By Mike Thomas
Louisiana
Made in Louisiana
2013 brought about many encouraging announcements for the Louisiana oil and gas industry. While the southern portion of our state is facing hundreds of lawsuits with…
March 12, 2014 · By Don Briggs
Jamie Rood
Jamie Rood, Photographic Artist – The First Tour
My oilfield-related photographic art focuses on the hard work, grit and raw beauty of the people and equipment of the industry, while recognizing its integral place…
March 12, 2014 · By Jamie Rood
Louisiana
Killing the Golden Goose
A common saying in the South is “Don’t kill the goose that laid the golden egg”. In Louisiana’s business environment, this golden goose is Louisiana’s oil…
January 30, 2014 · By Don Briggs
2013 November-December
Politics Do Matter For the Oil and Gas Industry
Famed Industrialist and oil and gas tycoon, J. Paul Getty, once said, “If business is your profession, then you should make politics your business.” On that…
November 15, 2013 · By Don Briggs
Louisiana
CNG: Automotive Fuel of the Future
The United States is now the hub for natural gas exploration. A shale play touches nearly every corner of our country. More prominent shale plays are…
October 25, 2013 · By Don Briggs
Louisiana
A Study About A Study
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has a history, like any federal bureaucratic agency, to produce many studies. Some of these studies are productive and some…
September 15, 2013 · By Don Briggs