Why Natural Gas is the “Greenest” Energy of Them All
What exactly does “green energy” mean? Is it the amount of emissions involved? If so, are we talking about emissions […]
Jan/Feb 2021
What Rocky Mountain Producers Can Expect Under a Biden Administration
Wyoming’s October 2020 Revenue Forecast shows exactly how hard the COVID-19 economic downturn has hit oil and gas producers in
Yes, the Blue Wave Hit a Red Brick Wall, but Now What?
With all elections, we must recognize there are a multitude of factors that determine the results. Despite the consistent success
INSTEAD OF A PREDICTION, HERE’S A PLAN
The theme for this issue is the outlook for the oil-and-gas industry in 2021. That is an impossible task, even
The Future of OPEC+
The UAE’s decision to play hardball at the most recent OPEC ministerial and OPEC+ meetings in early December was based
The U.S. Oil and Gas Industry Sighs With Relief as 2020 Comes to a Close
The year 2020 has come to a merciful end, and praise the Lord and pass the pancakes for that bit
Some Reasons for Optimism at the End of a Troubling Year
One would have to dig deep to find a year that has been more difficult for the U.S. oil and
Staying Fit From Home
Due to COVID-19, everyone is challenged to figure out their own way to stay fit without having access to a
“Feeling Great in 15 Minutes – The CliffsNotes Version”
What Are Cognitive Distortions Anyway? What are cognitive distortions and why might you be interested in them? The term cognitive
Eating Well in the New Year
At this time of the year, many become diet conscious and look for healthier foods. Of course, part of a
