The Evolution of the Texas Railroad Commission and its Historic Dedication to Safety
Katie C. Lee - 0
In 1891, the Railroad Commission of Texas was created by the Texas Legislature to protect Texans from the flourishing railroad industry’s abuse of power and discriminatory rates through regulation. The Commission was Texas’ first regulatory agency and initially maintained jurisdiction over the rates and management of railroads, terminals, wharves...
Tommy Nusz The Planner
Tommy Nusz, Chief Executive Officer of Oasis Petroleum, one of the most active producing companies in the Bakken Shale play, is talking about how his employees are trained to carefully go about their business in the often-subzero temperatures in North Dakota and Montana. “Our guys are...
Discover the History and Charm of Zuehl Saloon, a Texas-Style Event Venue.
A Rich History Dating Back to 1872
If you follow the winding back roads alongside the Cibolo Creek, just outside the San Antonio city limits and about one mile south of Interstate 10, you will come across an authentic...
The South Texas Energy & Economic Roundtable (STEER) and the Texas Oil & Gas Association (TXOGA) partnered to host an Energy Summit at the Pearl Stable on Thursday, May 31. Speakers at this event included Omar Garcia, STEER President; Todd Staples, TXOGA President; Joe Gorder, Valero CEO; Glenn Hegar,...
Denver/Julesberg (DJ) Basin - Colorado Production levels of both oil and gas in this key shale basin are also setting records in recent months. Bernadette Johnson, Vice President for Market Intelligence at DrillingInfo told an audience in Littleton, Colorado in June: “Since December, we have seen oil grow by...
When you first meet Bob Callender his energy and vision are infectious. He is passionate about what he does and with whom he surrounds himself. Looking at his photography, it’s easy to recognize his commitment to excellence and desire to be the best at what he does. Callender credits...
Dripping Springs Distilling started in a small warehouse on a road that, for the most part, only the town’s locals knew about. Brothers Kevin and Gary Kelleher leased an abandoned church in a small Texas town in the Hill Country.
The Story of Dripping Springs Distilling
The decision to move into...
Reflections on the Vital Role of the Oil and Natural Gas Industry’s Trade Associations
David Blackmon - 0
In mid-June, I read with great interest a farewell message written by DrillingInfo’s Chairman, Allen Gilmer, to the members of the Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association (TIPRO), where he has done a terrific job serving as the association’s chairman for the last two years. I’ve known Gilmer...
Tax Reform: Making the R&D Tax Credit Relevant Again for Natural Resources
David Wong, Gabe Rubio and Matthew Ferreira - 0
The final tax reform law includes important changes set to impact mining and oil & gas companies. Some of these new and altered provisions — outlined at the end of this article — will increase taxes paid by these companies. As the sector evaluates the impact of the most...
The most recent quarterly meeting of the Eagle Ford Shale Consortium was held March 27 in Cotulla at the A.B. Alexander Civic Center. Over 80 attendees consisting of elected officials, economic development directors, city managers, industry representatives and other stakeholders participated in the event.
Much has changed since the Eagle...