Sitton is Texas Railroad Commission’s first engineer in 50 years Texas Railroad Commissioner Ryan Sitton met with 100 senior level oil and gas executives in Houston this week for An Energy Evening. Sitton was elected to the Railroad Commission in 2014 and is the first engineer to serve on the Commission in 50 years. Texas shale plays have led to a dramatic
From the Times of San Diego In a startling turnaround for the energy sector, America is well along the road to energy independence — and reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the process. “The U.S. has led the world in the last several years in reduction of CO2 emissions,” said Nicole Decker, an equity sector analyst with UBS. “Some wonderful things are
Cabot-sponsored University event brings citizens, gas producers, business community together: shortage of pipelines going north-to-south hurting Marcellus growth “It is estimated about 25 to 30 percent of Marcellus wells drilled to date still do not have pipeline capacity,” said Marrara. “Current infrastructure is pointed in the wrong direction.” From the Times-Leader The natural gas industry has the potential to restore
Juhl Energy, Inc. Announces Extension of Common Stock Tender Offer
Senate hearings for President Trump’s two nominated commissioners begin: if approved, would restore quorum for Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to regain its decision-making power From the Washington Examiner The nation’s grid watchdog needs a spending boost to approve natural gas pipelines, export terminals and hydropower dams, while simultaneously beefing up its abilities to defend against cyberattacks, according to its spending
Profire Energy Purchased 1.3 Million Shares of PFIE for a Total of $1,703,000 from CEO Brenton Hatch and Extended Its Stock Repurchase Program an Additional 12 Months
From the San Antonio Express News Oil companies operating in the Eagle Ford Shale and Permian Basin in Texas often flare natural gas, but are considered well positioned to sell that gas instead into Mexico. Mexico’s oil and gas industry hasn’t been able to keep pace with the demand for natural gas for electric generation. Natural gas has been something
Patent Awarded for Arrows Up’s Bin to Blender Unloading System
Government of Canada to develop a national Zero-Emissions Vehicle Strategy by 2018
Methane seeping from Arctic seabed may have an upside
From Forbes OPEC announced Thursday that it would extend its 1.8 million bpd of oil production cuts, started last December, until the second quarter of 2018. The decision was a foregone conclusion, a continuation of the strategy agreed to in their November meeting — which clearly hasn’t yet worked. Oil prices are lower now than at the beginning of the year,
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