The oilfield needs to buy value, not widgets
The oil and gas (O&G) industry is going through a rough patch, yet again. First, the supply versus demand game
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U.S. Shale 2021: Show me the Money
2020 has probably been an annus horribilis for shale oil since the industry first emerged in early 2008. Compared to
Rocky Times Continue, but Brighter Days Ahead
As expected, the first few months of 2021 have ushered in a period of continued volatility and uncertainty for America’s
Biden Shifts Climate War from Coal to Oil
Waking the sleeping giant, the Biden administration and card-carrying democrats have decided to redirect attention from the coal sector and
Texas Attempts to Identify the Frigid Weather’s Fall Guy.
Attempting to prevent a catastrophic electrical grid collapse, Texans endured mass power outages instituted by the Electric Reliability Council of
Permanent Fracking and Drilling Bans Flow Down the Delaware River.
Permanent Fracking and Drilling Bans Flow Down the Delaware River Citing unacceptable risk, the Delaware River Basin Commission voted at
OK Governor Stitt Strikes Back with Executive Order of His Own.
In one of the gutsiest political maneuvers recently made, Governor Kevin Stitt defended Oklahoma jobs and citizens’ well-being by taking
Hollywood Wages War on Dakota Access Pipeline
With celebrities abandoning their craft and switching gears to advocating against the oil and gas industry, it can easily lead
Why Natural Gas is the “Greenest” Energy of Them All
What exactly does “green energy” mean? Is it the amount of emissions involved? If so, are we talking about emissions
What Rocky Mountain Producers Can Expect Under a Biden Administration
Wyoming’s October 2020 Revenue Forecast shows exactly how hard the COVID-19 economic downturn has hit oil and gas producers in
