Issue: Oilwoman March-April 2024

Twenty-five years ago, when Abilene, Texas, author Cole Thompson wrote his first novel, Chocolate Lizards – loosely based on some ...

We joke at the (virtual) U.S. Energy Media offices that we’ve “gone Hollywood.” It all started when actor and environmental ...

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“It was an opportunity women my age could have only in Alaska,” Joey Roth, a veteran drilling engineer for Shell, ...

Let’s discuss de-bottlenecking in each segment of our industry down to each operational unit within each segment. For instance, we ...

As women increasingly enter trades, especially industries such as oil and gas where physical demands and safety are paramount, the ...

When asked what my greatest strength is, I can answer quickly. It’s curiosity. This is also one of the core ...

I grew up in a small town in Texas where pretty much everyone knew your name. My graduating class had ...

Sandy Rodriguez originally went to college thinking marine biology would be a good fit for her since she liked science ...

Rebecca Ponton: Tell us a little bit about your current position and what you do. Brandy Miles: Having earned a ...

Despite the influence she has had on women from as far afield as Lafayette, Louisiana, to Saudi Arabia, Bonnie Maillet ...

Angela McKane: Justin, hi! It is so lovely to speak together today. Justin Cohen: Hello! Yes, lovely to speak, and ...

Imagine standing in the middle of your favorite gas plant in picturesque Moab, Utah, its colossal engines humming with power. ...