Analysts Optimistic About Fourth Quarter
Even though crude oil prices have declined 10 percent since Oct. 1, some analysts believe that the fourth quarter of 2018 will continue to be
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Colorado’s Anti-Fracing Measure: What’s At Stake for Future Oil & Gas Production?
On August 29, 2018, the office of Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams announced that a setback measure for oil and gas development made the
SD Mines Researchers Explore Hydraulic Fracturing to Expand Geothermal Energy
RAPID CITY, SD – The use of hydraulic fracturing (or fracking as it’s commonly called in the press) has been a topic of contention in
Pipeline Bottlenecks in Permian Can Easily Create an Oversupply of Sand Affecting Mine Revenues
Rapidly growing sand demand in the Permian Basin is raising questions on whether there will be enough supply of proppant available. It is estimated that
Energy-Minded Elected Officials a Must for Texas
Candidates and political pundits often claim each election is the most important one ever. While this has become something of a cliché in politics, this election cycle does
97% Of Oil And Gas CEOs Say New Tech Creates Opportunity, But Many Unprepared To Actively Disrupt
HOUSTON — Despite the rapid speed of technology and innovation pressuring the industry, oil and gas CEOs see technological disruption as more of an opportunity than
NextDecade Receives Draft Environmental Impact Statement for Rio Grande LNG
HOUSTON–NextDecade Corporation announced that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”) has issued a draft environmental impact statement (“EIS”) for NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG project in
Energy Law Round Up – 10.15.2018
In this week's episode, learn when an "offset well" is not an offset well, according to the Texas Supreme Court. Also, get up to speed
Reasons Why Pipeline Transport Is A Safer and Better Option
A recent spill of the Keystone pipeline in Marshall County, South Dakota released approximately 5,000 barrels of oil in about 15 seconds. While such an