The Next Generation of Energy: Jake Bodishbaugh
08/26/2026
Telling the story of the energy services sector and delivering workforce insights to our member
The 118th Congress began this week, and Energy Workforce & Technology Council congratulates the new U.S. Senators and Representatives-elect. Many of these new Congressional leaders
During a recent policy townhall hosted by the Council’s SVP Government Affairs Tim Tarpley and Government Affairs Committee Chair Todd Ennenga, Halliburton, Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon discussed
Sen. John Barrasso (R-WY) sent a letter to acting Secretary de la Vega at the Department of Interior with questions about recent executive orders on oil and gas leasing. Barrasso
Oil and gas producing states elected several new members of the U.S. House and Senate in 2020. TEXAS Rep. Pat Fallon, R-TX-4 After receiving an
As states and local jurisdictions enact partial or full shutdowns of business, it is critical for PESA to ensure that all elements of our sector and the critical
Texas – Republican Trifecta Gov. Greg Abbott (R) Upper Chamber: Republican Lower Chamber: Republican Results Jim Wright, Republican, won the open seat on the Texas
[gdlr_button href=”https://my.quikbox.com/2GCsA9U” target=”new” size=”medium” background=”#3d90c7″ color=”#ffffff”]WATCH THE WEBINAR[/gdlr_button] PESA’s Government Affairs Committee led by Todd Ennenga, Halliburton, hosted Rep. Cynthia Lummis (R-WY), currently a candidate
A federal judge in Wyoming has temporarily halted drilling on 300,000 acres of leases in Wyoming, ruling the Interior Department violated federal law by not
Colorado: Several cities in the state – including Boulder, Fort Collins, Lafayette and Longmont – have voted over the last several years to temporarily or
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
