Here are the Top Dozen Oil & Gas stories for May 4, 2018, taken directly from the @GDBlackmon Twitter Feed:
Well, yes, and they have been for a decades.: Russian trolls are pitting Americans against energy industry
Those expectations remain too low.: Banks expect Brent to average $64 a barrel this year, and WTI about $60 amid OPEC-led cuts via @WSJ
For good reason.: Oil prices inch up as US decision on Iran sanction looms
Elon Musk is losing it.: Tesla Plunges After a Bizarre Conference Call via @technology
Our “no surprise here” story of the day.: Crude, natgas production increase in February, Texas agency reports –
Cool.: BP unleashing robot army to improve performance, safety via @HoustonChron
#GodBlessTexas.: Texas Sees Unparalleled Economic Boom From Oil Prices | OilPrice.com #oilprice
hmmmm…maybe SPE should shift to an ONSHORE Technology Conference.: OTC attendance dips 5 percent to lowest since 2006 via @HoustonChron
#ClimateScam fright piece of the week.: Sea level rise would drastically increase damage from hurricanes around Galveston Bay, study finds via @HoustonChron
The @NYTimes considers “Complicated” to be a synonym for “Hypocritical.”: Environmentalists and Nuclear Power? It’s Complicated
Cool.: First Solar to build new manufacturing plant in US via @Power Technology
The 10,000th iteration of an inconsequential story.: What Does the Railroad Commission Regulate? Not Railroads. via @WSJ
That’s all for today. Check back in tomorrow for another dozen Things You Need To Know In Oil And Gas Today.
