Future Looks Better, But Industry Moves Cautiously

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While economic conditions in the domestic oil and gas industry have improved since February, many executives have decided to move cautiously into the last half of 2016. Crude oil prices increased from $27 in February to almost $50, and natural gas is up from $2 per thousand cubic feet (mcf)…

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Alex Mills is the former President of the Texas Alliance of Energy Producers. The Alliance is the largest state oil and gas associations in the nation with more than 3,000 members in 305 cities and 28 states.

 

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