Welcome! I hope this August finds you happy and safe! Today I am going to broach the subject of the most dangerous and deadly part of our industry… Driving. I fully understand that the 40 hours of documented training that we received at the mature age of 16 to 18 years of age fully qualifies […]
Rystad Energy: methane emissions reach record high in second quarter
A study by Norwegian research firm Rystad Energy says methane emissions in Permian Basin likely hit a record high in 2019Q2 after a small decline earlier this year. The report estimates that the volumes of methane from natural gas burned or vented into the atmosphere averaged 663 million cubic feet per day in 2019Q2 – […]
U.S. drilling rig count falls below 900 for first time since 2017 to 898
The U.S. count of active oil and gas drilling rigs fell below 900 for the first time since 2017. Baker Hughes reported that as of Sept. 6 there were 898 rigs in the U.S. – down 6 rigs from 904 a week ago and down 150 rigs (14 percent) from 1,048 a year ago. There […]
Texas Petro Index declines for fifth straight month as production grows
The Texas Petro Index by petroleum economist Karr Ingham continued its decline in July despite rising crude oil production. The index fell for the fifth straight month in July to 205.5 from 207.1 in June. After ending 2018 with 212.3, the index increased to 212.5 in January and 213.2 in February. But it declined to […]
EIA lowers oil price forecast, Cushing stocks decrease by 10 million barrels
U.S. Energy Information Administration this week reduced its 2019 Brent crude oil price forecast to $63 per barrel – $2 per barrel lower than forecast last month. In its Sept. 10 report, the EIA said, “The lower 2019 price forecast largely reflects recent global crude oil price fluctuations and lower forecast global oil demand growth.” […]
Patriotism and Perseverance
In January 2007, President George W. Bush appointed Gen. David Petraeus to lead the multinational ground forces in Iraq. Petraeus immediately launched a plan to secure Baghdad, and one component of his war strategy was to recall Team Phoenix. Capt. Ann G. Fox, U.S. Marine and one of Petraeus’ original Phoenix recruits, had returned home […]
Freeport LNG Development ships commissioning cargo Sept. 3
Houston-based Freeport LNG Development on Tuesday shipped the first LNG from Train 1 of its liquefaction facility that started producing last month on Quintana Island. Freeport LNG said the commissioning cargo of about 150,000 cubic meters of LNG was loaded aboard the LNG Jurojin, which departed from the Freeport LNG terminal. Michael Smith, chairman and […]
Record production in New Mexico leads to need for more infrastructure
A new study commissioned by the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association and the American Petroleum Institute says the state’s oil and gas industry is expected to continue to grow at a record pace, but billions of dollars of investments in new infrastructure will be needed to get the commodities to market. The report was […]
Wyoming firm partners with Wilson Farms, Antelope on water projects
Wyoming-based Encore Green Environmental, an agriculture company seeking to pair the oil and gas industry with the agriculture industry to reuse produced water, last month reached agreements with Cody Wilson Farms of Midkiff and Antelope Water Management of Austin. The agreements were announced by Marvin Nash, general manager of Encore, during last month’s conference of […]
Reeves County adds 2 rigs in past week, leads Permian Basin with 58
Reeves County regained sole leadership of the count of active oil and gas drilling rigs in Permian Basin as of Aug. 30, according to Baker Hughes. Two rigs were added in the past week to increase Reeves’ total to 58 to edge Lea, N.M., with 55 (down 1 in last week). Other basin leaders include […]
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