While facts are no match for emotional innuendo, author explains why fracking, with or without PFAS, isn’t threatening our water supplies.

"The nature of the entity’s activity—not just whether the entity is incorporated under state or tribal law should remain an important consideration when determining whether to extend immunity," Justice Beth Baker wrote for the majority. This is related to liability for oil & gas projects on tribal lands.

Companies with a focus on the oil-rich Permian basin are likely to be at the center of the next wave of consolidation in the U.S. energy sector as favorable oil prices prompt cash-rich drillers to tap into the largest source of shale oil.

Operators and acreage in the top oil-producing basin, the Permian, are expected to make the biggest waves in a new consolidation stage, analysts say.

The shale boom was the most profitable example of capital destruction the energy industry has ever seen. Investors lost, but the US and most of its allies won. Over the next few years, the tables will be turned.

The distribution represents an approximate 2.7% increase in the quarterly distribution per Class A share for the first quarter of 2023 as compared to the fourth quarter of 2022.

Brazos Midstream leadership reckons there will come a time where entering the public sphere makes sense, but for now, Brazos’ strategy reaps the rewards of private perspective.

Shortage of workers is testing explorers’ early growth targets
Oil companies left up to $2.5 billion unspent in first quarter

Halliburton’s net income for the first quarter rose to $651 million, or $0.72 per diluted share.

This issue includes several exciting stories including a recently signed NETL-EPA agreement to cooperate on the characterization of produced water and the scale-up of a process to recover rare earths and critical minerals from acid mine drainage in West Virginia.

If passed, a proposed amendment would regulate the water taken by all mining operations in the territory.

A natural gas buyer at a state-controlled firm in Mexico told NGI that his team was importing less gas from the United States, principally because of higher domestic production in the southeastern part of the country.

More than 200 inactive oil and natural gas wells in New Mexico have been plugged as land managers have tried to crack down on producers as part of an accountability and enforcement program in one of the top producing states in the U.S., officials said Wednesday.