Energy Security Depends on the People Who Deliver It
06/17/2026
Secretary Wright stood on stage in Washington at the Atlantic Council Global Energy Forum and
AGGREGATE BILL PROPOSED A bill has been introduced in the Oklahoma legislature that would allow counties to levy a severance tax on rock, gravel, granite,
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed into law on Tuesday a major overhaul of the state’s oil and gas rules, encouraging state regulators to focus on
On February 28, the Trump Administration, citing progress in talks with Beijing, formally delayed a planned increase in tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods.
PESA Members are increasingly concerned about the tariffs outlined by the Trump Administration, including section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum, as well as 301
PESA co-hosted a town hall event on January 24 discussing the damage that tariffs are having on the oilfield services and equipment sector, as well
Most recent monthly data shows Texas businesses have paid $364 million in tariffs on products subject to new Trump tariffs; more than 12 times what
State legislatures kicked off their 2019 sessions this month with a variety of issues that could impact the oilfield services and equipment sector. TEXAS While
Congress remains deadlocked on passing a government funding bill that can pass both chambers and be signed by the President. Currently, one-third of the government has
The third annual Texas Energy Day kicks off in Austin on February 20, bringing together oil and gas professionals from across the state to advocate for the industry
Today marks the 27th day the federal government has been locked in a partial shutdown, extending its lead over the 21-day shutdown that occurred under President Bill
