U.S. Crude Oil Production Heads Toward Record
Crude oil production in the U.S. continues to push higher approaching the mythical 10-million-barrels-per-day mark, a level that has never been achieved. The rise in
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Energy Law Round Up – 12.4.2017
In this special episode of the podcast, Tom is joined by his Dallas-based partner, Bruce Flowers, for the first installment of a six-part series featuring guest
East West Connect and Divide, Davis Refinery and Gov Burgum’s Challenge to Energy
Energy Communities Interview: Ben Hanson, candidate for US House of Representatives Hanson talks about his roots to the oil and gas communities, his connection to the
Extension of Production Cuts Reenergizes Upstream Activity in Texas
The agreement among major crude oil exporters to extend production cuts through next year has had the unintended consequence of breathing new life into the
Low Oil Prices Create Problems For Oil Exporters
Crude oil has been a major player in the geopolitical and economic viability of countries for decades. As far back as World War II, British
Survey: Texas Best Place For Oil And Gas Investment
Petroleum industry executives think Texas is a good place to do business. As a matter of fact, they think it is the best place in
The Weekly Word: Pipeline Spills and the Religion of Environmentalism
Interview: Professor Stephen Heins, energy columnist and owner, The Word Merchant On this week’s installment of The Weekly Word with professor Stephen Heins, climate change and environmentalism are discussed.
The Weekly Bakken Get Together: U.S. Senator John Hoeven
In the latest installment of The Weekly Bakken Get Together, host Jason Spiess sits down with U.S. Senator John Hoeven to discuss: Energy development in
Gasoline, Crude Oil Prices Hold Firm
Gasoline prices followed crude oil prices upward during the Thanksgiving weekend. Crude oil prices on the New York Mercantile Exchange closed at $58.02, and retail