Summer Look Ahead: Executive Perspectives, Industry Outlooks & Leadership Development
Before summer slips away, take a look at what’s ahead. As your organization begins planning
Before summer slips away, take a look at what’s ahead. As your organization begins planning
The Emerging Executives Committee recently gathered at NOV to connect, collaborate and continue discussing upcoming
On Thursday of last week, the House passed H.R. 7176, “Unlocking our Domestic LNG Potential Act” 224-200. This strong vote total is somewhat of a rarity in the closely divided partisan House. The yes votes included a number of Democrats who crossed party lines to support the legislation. Democratic members Caraveo, Cuellar, Costa, Golden, Gonzalez, Larsen, Peltola, Perez and Veasey all supported the measure. Democrats were not hesitant to express their support for the measure. “I’m for American energy, I’m for Texas, and I’m for my congressional district, as simple as that,” said Gonzalez. “Some people have really lost it on the idea of how we treat American energy in this country.”
On Thursday of last week, the House passed H.R. 7176, “Unlocking our Domestic LNG Potential Act” 224-200. This strong vote total is somewhat of a rarity in the closely divided partisan House. The yes votes included a number of Democrats who crossed party lines to support the legislation. Democratic members Caraveo, Cuellar, Costa, Golden, Gonzalez, Larsen, Peltola, Perez and Veasey all supported the measure. Democrats were not hesitant to express their support for the measure. “I’m for American energy, I’m for Texas, and I’m for my congressional district, as simple as that,” said Gonzalez. “Some people have really lost it on the idea of how we treat American energy in this country.”
Thomas Jennings | Intern Company: Energy Workforce & Technology Council College: University of Houston Major: Petroleum
As capital markets shift and operational priorities evolve, the Permian Basin continues to adapt at
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation on Monday officially banned high-volume hydraulic fracturing for natural gas in the state despite the EPA’s multi-year study
Upstream Conventional & Unconventional Onshore Development On January 5, residents of New York’s Southern Tier gathered to protest the recent decision by Governor Andrew Cuomo,
Upstream Conventional & Unconventional Onshore Development New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s administration announced December 17 that it plans to ban hydraulic fracturing in New
Midstream: [email_link] On December 1, Governor Andrew Cuomo’s office released a report outlining 66 actions for state agencies to undertake in order to make the
Upstream Conventional & Unconventional Onshore Development: [email_link] On December 3, a coalition of anti-fracking and environmental groups announced the launch of the “Not One Well”
[email_link] Following his re-election to office, Governor Andrew Cuomo declined to announce his plans for the future of hydraulic fracturing within the state. Instead, Cuomo