A State of Denial: New York’s Natural Gas Blockade
Pipeline Blockade is Making Things Worse for New York’s Natural Gas When it comes to energy issues, New York long ago […]
July/August 2019 Issue
Hard Choices: Green New Deal and SA Climate Ready
This past February, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s office released an updated version of her Green New Deal bill. The 14-page document presents
An Interview for Next Generation of Industry Leaders
PESA’s Emerging Executives Committee prepares high-performing individuals for their role as the next generation of industry leaders. The Committee develops
Four Big Busts Are Plenty For Any Man’s Career
I woke up on July 5 to the realization that the day represented my 40th anniversary in the oil business.
Back to the Future: How Oil and Gas Continues to Shape Texas and the United States
The Texas oil and gas boom kicked off in 1901 following the discovery of the Spindletop field near Beaumont, Texas.
West Texas Seeks Temporary Power to Keep Operations Steady and Reduce Costs
West Texas has a permanent power problem. According to the Dallas Morning News, the Permian Basin, which produces almost 4
Workforce of the Future Survey: Nearly Half of Millennial and Generation Z STEM Talent Are Interested in a Career in the Oil and Gas Industry
The oil and gas industry is facing strong competition in attracting science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) talent, with 44%
Does Your Corporate Social Responsibility Program Include In-Kind Donations? It Should!Â
It’s no secret that corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs are good for business as well as the community. They improve
A Tale of Caution
Developing and executing a strategic plan to help manage real estate and occupancy costs is an important consideration for oil
Congressman Michael Cloud: Working Smarter and Harder for Texas
The nature of bottlenecks is that the resolution of one generally results in others developing further downstream. We see this
