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
A draft report from the EPA’s multi-year study on hydraulic fracturing has concluded that the extraction process has “not led to widespread, systemic impacts on
“The EPA’s final ‘Waters of the United States’ rule places an undue burden on the heart and soul of our economy — weakening small business
BLM released the final rule to regulate HF on federal and tribal lands on March 20. The rule was published in the Federal Register on
PESA backs the efforts of Senators Lisa Murkowski and Heidi Heitkamp in their introduction of the American Crude Oil Equality Act, a bill that has
PESA Joins Effort To Pass Energy Supply and Distribution Act of 2015 The Energy and Supply Distribution Act of 2015 introduced by U.S. Sen. Lisa
The Associated Petroleum Industries of Pennsylvania (API-PA) released a study May 7 that revealed the potential for economic damage if a proposed natural gas severance
PESA joins the Producers for American Crude Oil Exports to lift the U.S. ban on crude oil exports. This one act will help take full
Hydraulic fracturing is a decades-old technology used to develop oil and natural gas resources from deep shale formations. With this innovation, PESA members have helped
The Wyoming Oil & Gas Conservation Commission agreed to a settlement on January 23 that strengthens its criteria for requests to protect confidentiality of chemicals used
On January 22, the College Station City Council unanimously approved its updated oil and gas ordinance. The revised ordinance requires drilling companies to pay to repair
