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 […]
Policy
Energy Infrastructure Debate Unites Business and Labor Against ‘Keep It in the Ground’ Activists
By choosing to produce more energy at home, America has opened the doors to new opportunities and growth across the
Asking the Right Question
The perennial policy tug of war between energy development and its effects on the environment has many components, and the
Energy Employees Must Lead in the Halls of Government
Over the years, many members of the energy industry have hung up their hard hats and headed to Washington. Former
Scattershooting Some Big Public Policy Issues
It’s been a very eventful couple of months since our last issue, and much has happened where public policy is
Colorado’s Attorney General and State Regulators Stand Firm Against Anti-drilling Activists
Colorado’s oil and natural gas regulations have been under assault for years by national environmental activist groups. It started with
A Brief History of the Special Counsel Statute and Its Abuses
In yet another capitulation in a long line of capitulations, a Republican Attorney General has naively recused himself from an
Balance and Diffusion of Power
Back when U.S. history and civics were taught in schools, citizens learned that an important part of preserving freedom in
Fighting for Fair Energy Delegation
There is a time for planning and a time for action. As the 85th Texas Legislative Session wound down this
President Trump Keeps Energy Industry Campaign Promises
Shortly after assuming office, former President Barack Obama famously told the Republican congressional leaders, “Elections have consequences, and at the
