“This puts an end to a decade of credit fueled shale oil hyper-growth...”

"We thought it was notable that CEO Jeff Miller again focused his opening remarks on international markets first. This is something he’s done for two quarters in a row now. We noted the signaling shift last quarter since for the prior seven conference calls, Jeff had spoken about North America (NAM) first..."

"Sustained international activity drove overall growth despite mixed results in North America," Le Peuch said. "The North America business saw strong offshore sales with minimal growth on land due to slowing activity and further pricing weakness..."

The Great American Shale Boom appears to be losing steam, with profound consequences for the broader economy and financial markets. Even if you’re not an energy investor, here’s why you should care...

Of all the market-moving tweets these days, one in particular from Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Elizabeth Warren is sending shivers through the oil industry....

Desperate for cash, shale companies are trying to court investors with a new and potentially risky financial instrument that resembles mortgage bonds....

In the long run, an inward-looking strategy based on cost-cutting will damage the companies unless their goal is to explore strategic options. A better way forward starts with customer value to focus the company’s strategy...

The New Mexico Department of Transportation announced last week the designation of a new safety corridor on N.M. 128 from mile marker 5 to mile marker 50 near the New Mexico/Texas State Line

In the wake of a recent study, The Sierra Club Rio Grande Chapter has called on the State of New Mexico to adopt stricter regulations for well density in hopes of preventing seismic events....

The potential to turn wastewater from the oil industry into a resource has sparked conversation in arid New Mexico...

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s plan to address oil and gas waste water drew criticism from environmentalists as the State begins public outreach efforts to find uses for produced water outside of the energy industry...

The Railroad Commission of Texas (RRC), recently unveiled updates to its logo that preserve the legacy of Texas’ oldest regulatory agency, while better reflecting its modern duties and responsibilities...

In his new position, Gebhart will serve as chief executive officer to the Water Development Commission. He will oversee the WWDO’s planning and construction of new water supply projects and the rehabilitation of existing water supply projects....

WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump said Friday he would nominate Deputy Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette to helm the Department of Energy, following Rick Perry's announcement he would resign by the end of the year...

Inclusive Energy is pleased to announce its acquisition of a north Alberta service company’s assets specializing in water management including: frac water super heaters, frac tanks, transfer pumps, manifolds and hoses, winch trucks, Texas bed trucks, straight trucks, and scissor neck 40 ton trailers...

Although Kaybob has the highest volume of total water pumped every year, operators in the East Shale Basin have used larger volumes on a per well basis than operators at Kaybob since 2017...

As some of the top, family-owned oil producers are absorbed by the biggest players, Mewbourne Oil, a little known firm out of Tyler, has emerged as the Permian Basin’s top private operator...

DENVER -- The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment published a study on Thursday showing a rare health risk of living near oil and gas development in Colorado when certain conditions are met...

The TREAD Coalition applauds a coalition of Central Texas cities and conservation organizations who are notifying the federal government they will sue if it fails to hold Kinder Morgan’s Permian Highway Pipeline (PHP) project accountable to requirements outlined in the Endangered Species Act (ESA)...

‘Reduce, reuse, recycle’ is not a mantra only for saving space in landfills. It has become an increasingly necessary push for water management in industrial operations. Here’s why you might need to reconsider your water usage...

As drilling booms in the Eagle Ford shale, water used by oil and gas companies to drill and hydraulically fracture wells is an increasing concern. A common refrain from two experts: There likely is enough water in South Texas to drill wells and use hydraulic fracturing to complete them because the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer that lies above much of the Eagle Ford formation contains vast amounts of water...

Excessive build-up of sand in a separator tank can clog the drain pot, resulting in damage to devices further downstream and requiring an unscheduled shutdown for cleaning. Reliable sand detection is vital and, as Emerson’s Marianne Williams explains, the latest vibrating fork level detectors provide an effective solution...

Houston oil company Birch Resources is planning a big push in the Permian Basin’s prolific Spraberry field. The company is seeking permission from the Railroad Commission of Texas to develop 19 horizontal wells targeting the Spraberry at total depths ranging from 7,600 to 9,1000 feet...