Issue: July-August 2017
Downstream Energy Technology
Interview: Sam Cook, Managing Editor, Oilman Magazine Cook previews several stories featured in the current issue of Oilman Magazine. Technology uses in downstream and plastic integrated into the field are discussed in detail with Cook.
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Energy Law Round Up – 8.21.2017
A jury verdict out of Oklahoma may be a harbinger of what’s on the horizon for the many battles being waged in courthouses across the country between operators of horizontal wells and the vertical drillers who say their wells have been damaged—or destroyed—by hydraulic fracturing. Also, the Fifth Circuit puts the kibosh on a pipeline regulator’s attempts to implement a…
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Energy Law Round Up – 8.7.2017
In this week’s episode, find out about new guidance for calculating royalties on federal oil and gas leases, the BLM’s termination of restrictive Obama-era fracking rules, and a cautionary tale for operators who might mistakenly assume that they have a security interest in the oil they sell to downstream purchasers. Your weekly briefing on legal news and developments in the energy…
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Yates Compares the Bakken and New Mexico
Interview: John Yates Jr., President, ABO Empire Yates talks about the differences between the Bakken shale play and the ABO shale play in New Mexico. He also discusses how American oil and gas are entering into a new age.
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US Congressman Cramer Talks Innovation in Oil and Gas
Interview: US Congressman Kevin Cramer Cramer discusses how innovation in helping oil and gas save money as well as what Trump Oil looks like in the future.
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Texas is a Top Net Energy Supplier Among States
EIA recently released State Energy Data System estimates for net energy supply, which provide data on each state’s total primary energy production and consumption. Wyoming, Texas, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and North Dakota ranked as the top five net suppliers of energy in 2015. Overall, 12 states produced more primary energy than they consumed, while 38 states and the District of Columbia were…
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Devon Energy Sells $340 Million of Assets
Oklahoma City-based Devon Energy Corp. announced on July 31 that it had entered into an agreement to sell what it considers to be non-core assets in Lavaca County within the Eagle Ford region. The sale, which is expected to close by the end of 2017, is part of the firm’s larger overall plan to divest nearly $1 billion of existing…
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