Wherein we share some O&G news from beyond the Permian’s borders—news that, in some way, touches the Basin. EIA July 21 Higher and more stable crude oil prices are contributing to increased drilling in the United States, which may slow the pace of production declines… The Lower 48 states’ onshore oil active rotary rig count, […]
New & Noteworthy
Tablet Certified for Hazardous Locations Juniper Systems, Inc. recently announced the availability of its nonincendive Class I, II, and III Division 2-certified version of the Mesa 2 Rugged Tablet. Called “Mesa 2 Hazloc,” the tablet is certified to perform safely in hazardous locations where explosive gases, liquids, vapors, dusts, or fibers and flyings may be […]
Drilling Deeper: New Plants, New Wells, New Operations
In this week’s miscellany of articles we bring you news of a slew of unveilings, openings, and other optimisms, plus the usual slate of management advice. These are the full versions of the “Drilling Deeper” news items that appeared as abbreviated versions in the print edition of PBOG’s September 2016 issue. Forum Unveils […]
Addition By Extension
Bruce Kaiser likes what he’s found in these parts. That’s why, after 30 years, Lightning Masters is opening a physical location in the Basin. by Paul Wiseman Long distance relationships are always a challenge. Since 1984, Lightning Masters personnel have faithfully maintained that relationship between the company’s Clearwater, Fla., headquarters and their widespread customer […]
iTankData Announces First Mobile App to Monitor Oil Tank Levels
August 17, 2016 iTankData Announces First Mobile App to Monitor Oil Tank Levels “This advanced capability will revolutionize how the oil and gas industry manages production. Now operators of all sizes can afford to see tank levels on their smartphone.” Arlington, Texas: iTankData, announces the release of the first-ever mobile app that connects […]
Road to Recovery
Pressing road concerns wind their way up the priority list. By Julie Anderson At least a decade ago, it was coming up in our rearview mirror. We glanced behind us and acknowledged it, and we even began talking about it: the need to fix our roads. Every now and then, it would make the […]
Geoscientifically Speaking
Steven Fleming brings a new perspective to Texas’ Board of Geoscientists. by Al Picket, special contributor The old adage that “the squeaky wheel gets the grease” certainly played a role with Governor Greg Abbott’s recent appointment of Steven Fleming to the Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists. Fleming, an environmental supervisor with Apache Corporation […]
The State of Play
When the time comes to ramp back up, which Texas shale formations stand ready for recovery? By J. Chase Beakley The energy industry has long been the beating heart of the Texas economy, and although the Lone Star State has diversified significantly of late, so many Texans are still entwined in oil and gas. […]
Drilling Deeper: Wait, What’s the WTI, Again?
In this week’s miscellany of articles we are all rah-rah for WTI and frac’ing, forging new partnerships, and discussing team building and customer service, among other things. Are we out of the woods yet? Maybe not, but we’re still rather chipper at the moment. These are the full versions of the “Drilling Deeper” news items […]
A Factoring Primer
By J. Chase Beakley You might know everything there is to know about hauling frac sand, welding, or tank cleaning but if you can’t make sure that your customers’ pay schedules align with your own, then you won’t be able to keep your doors open, no matter how profitable your core business might […]
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