TEXAS TECH: THE ENERGY UNIVERSITY
After thirty years in practice with two law firms, an oil-and-gas company, and my own firm, there were two aspects
energy
U.S. Shale’s Amazing Resiliency
There’s nothing like shale for resiliency. It has, time and again, prevailed over supposed deaths of its future. Indeed, from
Enabling the Energy Transition: How Green Financing Can Help Industry Reduce Global Emissions
The oil and gas industry today faces many tests and trials. With low commodity prices, reduced demand, changing geopolitical alignment,
COVID, Cloudy Days and Chicken Fried Steak
COVID-19 has been a huge disruption to our lives as well as to the economy. Â The disruption of demand
U.S. Shale’s First 20 Years: A Story of Transformation and Resilience
When honest historians — if we have any such thing left in America — look back at the first 20
DOE Releases Hydrogen Program Plan
The United States Department of Energy (DOE) today released their new Hydrogen Program Plan. The Plan will promote a strategic
Mitsubishi Power: Hydrogen is the Future
I attended a virtual fireside chat hosted by Mona Dajani, Global Head of Energy and Infrastructure Finance Group Pillsbury Winthrop
Energy Stocks and the Election
Before the elections, all mainstream media polls had Joe Biden ahead and favored to win. As an outspoken proponent of
Oklahoma’s Devon and WPX Energy Play Merger Game
Keeping with the energy industry’s current consolidation theme, Devon Energy and WPX Energy plan to merge into one large scale
Trump & DOE Extent LNG Exports
The United States began exporting liquified natural gas (LNG) just four short years ago. In the space of time, we
