Riding the Wave – How Oil and Gas Deal Trends in 2021 are Shaping the Future of Dealmaking in 2022
2021 was another tumultuous year across many different parts of the energy industry, with businesses of all sizes finding new […]
Jan/Feb 2022
Cold Reporting Brings Avalanche of Attacks on Natural Gas
The start of the year saw expected winter cold fronts arrive in Texas. Like clockwork from an increasingly coordinated campaign
Biden’s Energy Policy: A Destructive Plan That Has Made All Forms of Energy More Costly
On November 23, 2021, as the price for West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil hit $78.50 per barrel, U.S. President
Biosurfactants are Ready to Boost Bakken Production
The global oil market faces a number of challenges in its efforts to meet the growing demand for energy in
With the Spread of Omicron, 2022 Employment Outlook is Still Unclear
The employment picture for 2022 remains cloudy thanks to mutations of COVID-19, most recently with the omicron variant. Since March
How Oil Companies can Maximize Their EHS/ESG Investments
Many oil and gas companies have recognized the need for faster and more efficient business processes to compete in a
Tax Prep for the Individual Royalty Owner
Among the readership of this magazine are numerous oil and gas royalty owners. The April filing date for individuals will
ESG Investment: The Virtue-Signaling of the Energy World
Three of the world’s biggest oil companies — BP, TotalEnergies and Shell — won acreage in Scotland’s biggest offshore wind
Amrina: Writing the Story of a New Venture
Following years of experience in the hospitality industry, my brother, Preet Paul, and I had a bank of knowledge when
Vitamin D and the Pandemic
Do you know your vitamin D level? Most likely, this is not a question you’ve been asked very often. But,
