The Good News is No Bad News: A Review of the Texas 86th Legislative Session
The recently completed 86th legislative session was mostly good news for the Texas oil and gas industry. A state budget
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Chef Anthony Russo – Head Chef and CEO of Russo’s New York Pizzeria
As Head Chef and CEO of Russo’s New York Pizzeria, Anthony Russo’s rise to prominence in the restaurant industry began
Hard Choices: Green New Deal and SA Climate Ready
This past February, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s office released an updated version of her Green New Deal bill. The 14-page document presents
Back to the Future: How Oil and Gas Continues to Shape Texas and the United States
The Texas oil and gas boom kicked off in 1901 following the discovery of the Spindletop field near Beaumont, Texas.
West Texas Seeks Temporary Power to Keep Operations Steady and Reduce Costs
West Texas has a permanent power problem. According to the Dallas Morning News, the Permian Basin, which produces almost 4
Congressman Michael Cloud: Working Smarter and Harder for Texas
The nature of bottlenecks is that the resolution of one generally results in others developing further downstream. We see this
Does the Oil and Gas Industry Bolster Employment in Texas?
If you need a job, consider looking for one in Texas. In 2018, Texas added 391,800 jobs. Of those jobs,
In The Oil Patch: Episode 209 – Tracee Bentley, Chief Executive Officer of the Permian Strategic Partnership
-Originally aired on 6/29/19-6/30/19- Episode 209 of “In The Oil Patch” This week on “In The Oil Patch”: host Kym
Milestone Begins Construction on Reeves County Landfill
Good news for Permian Basin producers came on Thursday as Milestone Environmental Services announced it has begun construction on a
Amy Chronis: Doing The Right Thing For Others
Amy Chronis : Managing a Business Filled With Risk Today’s oil and gas industry is one of the most high-tech
