What’s in a Name? A Rose by Any Other Name Would Smell Just as Sweet
By Allen Gilmer, Co-founder of Enverus (formerly Drillinginfo) For those in the oil patch who know me, I’m not one […]
By Allen Gilmer, Co-founder of Enverus (formerly Drillinginfo) For those in the oil patch who know me, I’m not one […]
Hydrogen comprises around three-fourths of the mass of the universe, making it the most abundant element. Burning hydrogen produces no
Drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), have been around for over a hundred years. They were first developed
Some needed relief for the Permian’s pain in the (bottle)neck Because new wells are drilled much faster than pipelines can
On April 2, 2010, President Obama said, “Oil rigs today generally don’t cause spills. They are technologically very advanced.” Eighteen
Hurricanes, tornados, earthquakes: Three very good reasons to have easy renewable energy in your home. Over a quarter of a
Don’t Forget the Eagle Ford Shale There is a lot of talk recently about the amazing Permian Basin, but there,
If you need a job, consider looking for one in Texas. In 2018, Texas added 391,800 jobs. Of those jobs,
Ryan Zinke, former U.S. Secretary of the Interior, has joined Cressman Tubular of Dallas, TX, in an advisory role. After
In the oil patch radio show is proud to bring you this week’s energy minute produced by shale mag.com: Weatherford,