Putting the “We” Into Community Solar
Working in politics introduced Kristal Hansley to a career in solar energy. She saw the laws designed to encourage increased usage of solar energy. She
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A Bright Outlook for Agri-Energy
“Seeing is believing.” Clusters of wind turbines reach 262 feet into the sky. Solar panels stand side-by-side in acres of once open land. Undoubtedly, these
Green is the New Black (Gold)
The C-suite is ever-expanding with new titles being added as companies deem them crucial to their mission. A 2014 Forbes article referred to the Chief
TIPRO and Texans for Natural Gas Combine to Strengthen Statewide Industry Education and Advocacy
Austin, Texas – The Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association (TIPRO) announced today that it will integrate Texans for Natural Gas (TNG) into the organization’s education
Power Shortage Becomes Political Hot Potato
Safe, reliable and affordable energy powers a vibrant economy in Texas and throughout the United States. Underperformance or shortage can create crisis situations for energy
Keep Your Eye Close to the Ground
Exploration of land for minerals like copper and gold is one of the oldest practices that is still being done today. You may be surprised
Williams Poison Pill Struck Down
A Delaware judge struck down Williams Companies’ “poison pill” provision last week after the pipeline giant adopted protection efforts to guard against a possible hostile
EQT Focuses on West Virginia Drilling, Less on Ohio in 2021
EQT Corp. is moving to increase drilling West Virginia’s Marcellus shale while easing, if not erasing, its presence in neighboring Ohio in 2021. During a
TIPRO Releases: Texas Oil and Natural Gas Industry Hiring and Workforce Trends Report
Austin, Texas – Today the Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association (TIPRO) published the next installment of its “Texas Oil and Natural Gas Industry Hiring