Apache and the Alpine High: Changing the Way the Oil Field Works
“My story starts in 1956 when I was one year old, and M. King Hubbard made a prediction about ‘peak […]
Jan/Feb 2019 Issue
Were You There at the Shale Revolution?
Most of the time it is difficult, if not impossible, to recognize that a major sea change is taking place
Crude Oil Export Terminal on Harbor Island, Texas Hits New Milestones
The Port of Corpus Christi Authority reached several milestones in the development of the crude oil export terminal on currently
Commodity Hedging: Lessons Learned by Early Adopters of New Hedge Accounting Rules
For public companies with a Dec. 31, 2018, fiscal year-end, new hedge accounting rules will become effective Jan. 1, 2019.
How the Movies Drive Public Policy
Film is a powerful medium. From a policy perspective, few other forms of communication can so rapidly change public sentiment.
Effects of the Midterms on the Oil & Gas Industry
As the dust settled on election night 2018, we now begin to evaluate the consequences that the election’s results may
The Oilfield Housing Dilemma and an Ideal Solution
Let’s face it — housing, especially in areas like the Permian Basin, is hard to come by. Companies in energy,
Why Shale Companies Shouldn’t Sit Out the War on Coal
First, they came for the coal industry, and I did not speak out — Because I was not in the
The Carbon Tax — And Reasons to Oppose It
The National Climate Assessment is the latest in a series of reports that has thrust climate change into the public
Shale Play Short Takes (January/February 2019)
. Bakken Shale – North Dakota/Montana Citing strong success in their 2018 drilling and production efforts, both Marathon and Hess
