Brighter Future Fund Awards $50,000 to Increase Economic Opportunities, Fight Hunger
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO – Today, the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association’s Brighter Future Fund awarded $50,000 to six New Mexico non-profit organizations in support of efforts to increase economic opportunities and fight hunger. The six organizations serve ten counties across New Mexico.
Read moreNew Mexico ag relies on renewable and traditional fuels
Victoria Gonzales, Las Cruces Sun | July 1, 2020
New Mexico is making impressive strides to expand its sources of renewable energy such as wind and solar, but our state’s economy — especially our agricultural sector — continues to depend heavily on traditional energy sources including oil and gas.
Read moreNew Mexico State Land Office tracking oil spills, mineral theft using satellite imagery
Adrian Hedden, Carlsbad Current-Argus | June 30, 2020
Satellite imagery could help the New Mexico State Land Office crackdown on trespassing and mineral theft from State Trust land.
Read moreNMSU, New Mexico Tech awarded funding for water treatment projects, aim to reuse oil and gas waste
Adrian Hedden, Albuquerque Journal | June 30, 2020
Almost half a million dollars were awarded to New Mexico higher learning institutions from the federal government for ongoing studies in how to treat produced water from oil and gas operations for possible use in other sectors.
Read morePermian Basin reclaims status as top destination for frac crews
Sergio Chapa, Houston Chronicle | June 30, 2020
It was a one-month reign for the Marcellus Basin of Pennsylvania.
Read moreGet Ready for an American Energy Comeback
Kevin Mooney, Real Clear Energy | June 25, 2020
Judging from the headlines, America's energy sector could collapse at any moment. Scattered amidst coronavirus coverage are reports of plummeting energy stocks and commodities traders paying people to take barrels of oil off their hands.
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