Texas’ record crude oil production last year resulted in a record amount of state and local taxes paid by the industry. The latest annual report from Texas Oil and Gas Association said oil and gas companies in Texas paid $26.3 million in taxes in 2023 – $1.5 billion more than the previous year. The report […]
DOE selects Delek refinery in Big Spring for carbon capture pilot project
Brentwood, Tenn.-based Delek Holdings said last week the U.S. Department of Energy selected Delek’s refinery in Big Spring for a carbon capture pilot project. DOE will provide up to $95 million of federal funds to support development of the project, which aims to capture 145,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide per year and reduce other […]
Commission reports plugging of Crane County well with uncontrolled water flow
Railroad Commission of Texas said it completed plugging a well Monday in Crane County that had uncontrolled water flow. Inspectors from the commission were dispatched within hours of a report of the water flow that began Dec. 7. RRC said water flow stopped Jan. 21, the well is now cased and cemented, and freshwater zones […]
Biden administration orders pause on new LNG export authorizations
Oil & Gas Journal said a dozen LNG proposed projects – enough to liquefy more than 13 Bcfd of natural gas – are “potentially at risk following the Biden administration’s decision last week to halt new export authorizations to non-Free Trade Agreement countries.” Journal analyzed data from Center for LNG and U.S. Department of Energy. […]
Permian only 1 of 7 major producing regions to grow oil production in February
Permian Basin is the only one of seven major producing regions expected to grow its crude oil production this month, according to U.S. Energy Information Administration. Permian is forecast to increase by 5,000 barrels per day in February to 5.974 million b/d from 5.969 million b/d in January. Total production for February from the seven […]
88 Energy acquires additional non-operated assets in Permian Basin
Australia-based 88 Energy said this week it acquired additional non-operated working interest in December in leases and wells for its Bighorn Energy phase 3. The acquisition included 64 percent net working interest in 1,262 acres near its existing Longhorn assets in Andrews and Ector counties. Nine low-producing existing wells (26 boed gross) and 10 development […]
Correction: Two Photos in Current (February) Issue Do Not Show the Location That Was Intended
In our article on “The Unsung Permian Basin” in our February issue there appear two photos that were captioned as being images of Carlsbad, N.M. But these images (on pages 24 and 28) are actually photos taken of buildings in Carlsbad, California. The error here was not that of the article’s author. Rather, they were […]
Marcellus Basin Water Transfer Company Takes Its Experience to the Permian
Keystone Clearwater Solutions is bringing its experience as a provider of automated water transfer services in the Appalachian Basin to West Texas. The company announced that it has established a Permian Basin Business Unit in Odessa. Keystone Clearwater began its first water transfer projects in Texas in early December. “Since 2009, Pennsylvania has grown to […]
Deal Him In: Dealy Takes Reins at PXD
(BUSINESS WIRE) Pioneer Natural Resources Company announced Jan. 2 that Richard (“Rich”) P. Dealy has commenced his new role as CEO and Scott D. Sheffield has transitioned to the non-executive role of Special Advisor to the CEO, both effective January 1, 2024. As previously announced, Dealy succeeds Mr. Sheffield, who retired as CEO on December […]
You Are a Leader
You inspire people—whether you know it or not. You empower people, sometimes even if you’re not trying to. You guide people—whether you want to or not. What is your definition of “leader?” Before you go any further, let’s see if you’re singing in harmony. If not—there’s no point in pursuing this venture any further. Here’s […]
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