Dallas Fed Survey Documents Oil Industry Expansion
The oil and gas business in Texas keeps getting better. The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas released its business activity survey on Wednesday and almost
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Oil Market Rebalancing – Signs in the Caribbean
Is the crude oil market still rebalancing, or is U.S. shale already starting to have an effect on supply? Inventory levels in the Caribbean can
Oilfield Helping Hands Hosting Fundraising Event to Honor Victims of Oklahoma Well Fire
HOUSTON – March 22, 2018 – Oilfield Helping Hands (OHH) will be holding its Oklahoma Spring Sporting Clays Tournament special fundraising event on April 6, 2018, in
Natural Gas Leads As Electric Generation Fuel
Three years ago natural gas became the largest source of electric generation in the U.S. In 2017, natural gas increased its lead as coal continued
OU Energy Symposium Finds U.S. Must Embrace All Forms of Energy in Marketplace
Norman, Okla., March 21, 2018 – With the focus of the Energy Symposium on the future of the energy industry – including hydrocarbons, wind and solar
5 Top Money-Wasting Habits When Buying Gas
GasBuddy announced its latest survey findings on American motorists’ fuel-purchasing habits, revealing that drivers are prone to overpaying by at least 20 cents per gallon
U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry Speaks with CNBC’s Brian Sullivan
Trump is an ‘all-of-the-above energy proponent’: Sec. Rick Perry from CNBC.
Shale Production Increase Creates Long-Term Benefits
Record crude oil and natural gas production from shale formations in Texas and across the U.S. has created a new optimism among pipelines and refiners.