Argentina Trade Mission Highlights Expanding Opportunities for U.S. Energy Companies
10/08/2026
Argentina is rapidly emerging as a significant energy growth market, with the development of the
As the dust settles on Election Night 2018, we can begin to evaluate the consequences that the election’s results may carry with them. Specifically, how
Earlier this month, PESA announced the formation of the Colorado Task Force to provide support and help facilitate coordination among PESA members with operations in
Colorado: Several cities in the state – including Boulder, Fort Collins, Lafayette and Longmont – have voted over the last several years to temporarily or
While recent political focus has been on the ballot box, the debate over hydraulic fracturing continues in states across the country. On November 4, the
Pennsylvania: The state Department of Environmental Protection is in the process of implementing the requirements of the new oil and gas law. As currently proposed,
On January 27, the Erie Board of Trustees voted against a proposal to freeze new oil and gas permits within the town. Previously, Erie has attached
Upstream Conventional & Unconventional Onshore Development In early January, the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission approved an increase on the maximum daily penalty from
Upstream Conventional & Unconventional Onshore Development The City of Brighton is updating its oil and gas regulations to prepare for future fracking development. City Council
Upstream Conventional & Unconventional Onshore Development The Colorado Court of Appeals ruled on December 12 that the city of Fort Collins may not prohibit fracking
Upstream Conventional & Unconventional Onshore Development Following through on a promise made by Governor John Hickenlooper earlier this year, The Colorado Attorney General’s office filed
