2026 Annual Meeting
We hope you'll join us in Santa Fe on October 5th through 7th for the premier event bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to discuss the future of oil and natural gas in our state.
With more than 180 member companies, NMOGA works with elected officials, community leaders, industry experts, and the general public, to advocate for responsible policies.




Science-based setbacks protect communities and the environment — proposals built on political pressure, not data, put jobs and revenue at risk instead.
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Recycling produced water reduces freshwater demand and operating costs — one of the clearest examples of stewardship in New Mexico's oilfields.
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New Mexico's Reclamation Fund pays to plug wells and restore land — funded entirely by industry, not taxpayers.
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NMOGA partners on the Dark for the Park Alliance, helping oil and gas sites cut light pollution while protecting nearby dark skies.
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A cleaner energy future runs through, not around, responsible energy production — paired with real advances in air and water protection.
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New Mexico operators are electrifying oilfield operations because it cuts costs, improves reliability, and lowers emissions — not by mandate.
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New Mexico's oil and gas industry is driving real emissions reductions — Permian Basin methane fell 26% in 2023, without new mandates.
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New technology is helping New Mexico's energy industry keep power reliable and affordable for families, businesses, and communities statewide.
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New Mexico operators don't just meet strict regulations — they consistently outperform them. Compliance is the floor; performance is the story.
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Op-Ed: The Sounds Of Summer And The Promise Of New Mexico’s Future By Missi Currier, NMOGA President and CEO Summer has a soundtrack. It’s the spl...
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New Mexico's oil and gas industry is redefining responsible energy production. Through advanced innovation, methane emissions in the Permian Basin...
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This opinion article first ran in the Los Alamos Daily Post on June 13th. One Million Metric Tons—What It Took And Why It Matters By Amanda Hehr,...
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