4 Steps to Lower Your Commercial Business Insurance Premium
Even in today’s world of extreme weather, security breaches and other reasons that seemingly cause insurance rates to skyrocket, it’s […]
Nov/Dec 2017 Issue
The State EOC: Where Texas’ Response to Major Disasters Begins
Behind heavy, blast-proof metal doors, buried dozens of feet underground and surrounded by reinforced concrete, you’ll find Texas’ command center
Taking Care of Orphans (Orphan Wells, That Is)
When do you plug a well? In theory, you should do so when the cost of operating the well is
The Irrefutable Importance of Oil and Gas
President Calvin Coolidge famously and accurately once said, “the chief business of the American people is business.” In his provocative
Latest Developments in Argentina’s Shale Oil and Gas
Texas and other parts of the U.S. have become key oil and gas producers again. Further, the U.S. is now
The Strength of International Connections
Energy gives very little reverence to man-made borders between states and countries. Energy of all types is often produced far
Blowing the Competition Out of the Water and Making It to the Next Boom
The onshore oil and natural gas industry is a perfect example of how technology can help an industry evolve. Challenges
Hurricane Harvey Taught Us Much About Our Industry
Hurricane Harvey blew into Texas as a Category 4 storm in late August, and then lingered like no previous storm
Harvey Can’t Break the Spirit of Texans
In late August, Texans experienced mass devastation after Hurricane Harvey made its way through the Texas Gulf. Winds of 130
Made in America: How Shale Is Bringing Back Steel and Jobs to Appalachia
For decades, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia have watched an overwhelming number of manufacturing jobs — particularly steel manufacturing jobs
