Energy Friendly News from Up and Down the Rocky Mountains Oil Slips and Gets Back Up, Gas Rises Keeping Up with the Market Basket Water Waste Not Can’t Stop the Catastrophe Price Tag for Renewables Good Jobs Cost an Arm and a Footprint By Dan Larson This Week’s Guardian of Catastrophe: It is an oldie […]
AOGR, May 2020By Dan Larson Although pandemic realities forced cancellation of their annual meeting, leaders of the Kentucky Oil & Gas Association are moving ahead with plans to stay in touch with members, at least virtually, and to support their operations as the economy begins to recover. “It always gets back to how best to […]
An anticipated flood of new legislation aimed at stifling Illinois’ oil and gas industry in the aftermath the 2018 election turned out to be surprisingly modest, say leaders of the Illinois Oil & Gas Association. As it prepared for its 74th Annual Meeting, leadership of the IOGA cites its standing policies of assured but reactive […]
Publication: American Oil and Gas ReporterIssue: May 2019By Dan Larson At a time when it seems California’s lawmakers are eager to erase oil and gas from their state, the industry remains united and optimistic, say leaders of the state’s trade association. “We have been at this for 40 years and we are more engaged now […]
Publication: Greeley Tribune Date: May 26, 2018 By Dan Larson Drilling and completing an oil and gas well is a noisy business. The motors, pumps and equipment all make noise, which neighbors usually consider a nuisance for the operator to manage. Lately, the oil and gas industry has made tremendous strides in reducing noise generated […]
Publication: American Oil and Gas Reporter Issue: April 2018 By Dan Larson Confronted by the immense volume of natural gas produced in the Marcellus, the energy industry in Tennessee faces a “new reality” as it seeks markets for its production, according to industry executives. Oil development has seen a modest increase in activity in parts […]
