A federal court on July 2 sided with 16 states to lift the Administration’s pause on new permit approvals for LNG exports. Judge James Cain of the Western District of Louisiana ruled that the DOE has failed to justify why it needed to pause approvals to review the process by which it permits projects. Energy […]
Industry Group Applauds Passage of Energy Permitting Reform Act
Energy Workforce and Technology Council released on July 31 the following statement applauding the passage of the Energy Permitting Reform Act of 2024 out of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. The bipartisan legislation introduced by Chairman Joe Manchin (I-WV) and Ranking Member John Barrasso (R-WY) is meant to strengthen American energy security by accelerating […]
Will AI Take My Job?
by Chuck Gallagher At a recent conference where I spoke on AI, I was asked, “Will AI displace me?” My response was simple: “If you don’t learn to work with AI and use the incredible tools that will make many of our jobs easier, allowing us to do more important creative thinking and working […]
Strong O&G Demand Will Supporting Growth of Permian Basin: GlobalData
The global oil demand has been on the rise after the COVID-19 pandemic. Moreover, the Russia-Ukraine conflict caused major alterations in energy supply routes, which went in favor of U.S. shale drillers, including those in the Permian Basin. The Permian Basin remains the largest oil-producing shale play in the United States. Strong global demand and […]
UTPB Hosts Fall Recruiting Events
The University of Texas Permian Basin, in its efforts to connect employers with the bright, talented students earning degrees there, have organized their Fall Recruiting Event, with activities slated for four separate occasions. The first was scheduled for Aug. 28. That “Part-Time Job Fair” was to run from 2 to 4 p.m. at the UTPB […]
BLM Completes Sale of Federal Helium System
The Bureau of Land Management on June 27 closed on the sale of the Federal Helium System, fulfilling one of BLM’s primary responsibilities under the Helium Stewardship Act of 2013. BLM will continue working with the new owner, Messer, during a 45-day hand-off period to support a smooth transition from federal to private ownership. The Helium […]
Danos Wins Major Contract in the Permian Basin
Danos, a provider of integrated services to the energy industry, announced in June a production contract with a pioneer in sustainable water management solutions. Through a contract that began in March, they will oversee approximately 60 of the midstream company’s water management facilities. Danos is deploying a team of 21 production operators to support 12 […]
RRC Commissioner Calls for End of American LNG Ban
Following recent reports that the Biden Administration’s federal moratorium on new liquified natural gas (LNG) export plants is prohibiting Ukraine from purchasing American LNG, Railroad Commissioner Wayne Christian slammed the administration’s policy and called on the president to rescind the ban. “This politically motivated ban is doing more than simply costing America economic activity—it’s jeopardizing our European […]
OPW Divides Business Units
OPW, a Dover company involved in the development of fluid-handling solutions, announced June 3 that its Clean Energy Solutions business unit will be divided into two distinct business units: the existing Clean Energy Solutions (CES) unit, which will feature technologies from both the ACME Cryogenics and RegO Products brands and focus on the cryogenics, hydrogen, […]
BLM Completes Sale of Federal Helium System
The Bureau of Land Management on June 27 closed on the sale of the Federal Helium System, fulfilling one of BLM’s primary responsibilities under the Helium Stewardship Act of 2013. BLM will continue working with the new owner, Messer, during a 45-day hand-off period to support a smooth transition from federal to private ownership. The Helium […]
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