Texans Must Demand Real Action in the Wake of February’s Epic Electric Grid Failure
As we finalized this issue of SHALE Magazine early in March, the mid-February arctic blast and power blackouts that hit
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THE POLICY GOAL OF ENERGY
The tale is told of my Keffer ancestors moving the family from Greene County, Pennsylvania in 1910 to Lipscomb County
21 Reasons Why Biden Should Not Have Blockaded the Keystone Pipeline
In a summons of the modern-day militiamen of oil and gas, the AG’s of 21 individual states banded together to
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
Double Standard Strikes Natural Gas with PA “Back to Work” Program
In a period of unrelenting attacks, the oil and gas industry has been under intense scrutiny. Fears of abandonment and
Trafigura Maps Plan to Assist Brent Crude Reform.
Mixing determination and creative thinking, Trafigura speculates that a combination of its Corpus Christi terminal and the wider hub will
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
2021: What now for flaring?
Here in the U.S., we are among the top four countries for gas flaring in the world. According to the
For Jim Wright, Looking Out for Texas is a Way of Life
Jim Wright, Texas’s newest addition to the Texas Railroad Commission (RRC), learned the value of hard work growing up on
November Sees Increase in Oil-Field Services Jobs
Plagued with challenges, including COVID-19 and a downturn, the energy sector has witnessed positive growth. Identified as the 3rd month
