Huge Turnout at Stakeholder Event in Carlsbad
What an amazing turnout in Carlsbad! A huge number of supporters showed up to advocate for New Mexico’s oil and natural gas industry on August 7.
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Hundreds Attend Methane Stakeholder Engagement Event in Farmington
We are so proud to be a part of this community. On July 29, hundreds of oil and gas industry supporters showed up to a public stakeholder engagement event in Farmington to provide valuable input.
Here's a photo of the capacity crowd inside:
New Mexico Oil & Gas Association Publishes Methane Mitigation Roadmap
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO – Today, the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association (NMOGA) published a Methane Mitigation Roadmap, outlining areas where industry and government can work together through cost-effective regulatory strategies to continue reductions in methane emissions. The roadmap identifies the four most reported sources of methane emissions from oil and natural gas production using EPA data and provides specific regulatory suggestions and considerations based on proven industry experience in reducing emissions and the best available science and peer-reviewed data.
Read moreNew Mexico commits millions to rural roads
Adrian C Hedden | Carlsbad Current-Argus | May 24, 2019
Partnering with private industry could be the path to repairing the crumbling roads in rural southeast New Mexico, burdened by the oil and gas industry – the same industry that generated about $2 billion in surplus funds for the State of New Mexico last year.
Oil, gas industry ready to partner on methane rules
Ryan Flynn | Albuquerque Journal | June 8, 2019
As our state and Gov. (Michelle) Lujan Grisham’s administration begin a process to assess how to manage methane emissions, New Mexico’s oil and natural gas industry is a willing partner.
Each day, thousands of New Mexicans go to work in the oil and natural gas industry. Together these men and women drive New Mexico’s economy, working tirelessly to ensure New Mexico safely produces the energy we need to power our daily lives. Their hard work has provided New Mexico with a billion-dollar budget surplus, and more funds to support our public schools and roadways.
Read moreMillions spent on conservation projects along Pecos River
Adrian C Hedden | Carlsbad Current-Argus | May 17, 2019
Major oil and gas companies in the Permian Basin are contributing millions of dollars in grants to restore wildlife in southeast New Mexico and across the state.
The Pecos Conservation Partnership announced $2.87 million in matching contributions from grantees, for a $5 million in financial impact on regional conservation projects.
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