Permian oil output starts picking up as prices strengthen
Hellenic Shipping News | May 24, 2021
Crude production in the Permian Basin — the lowest-cost shale region — seems to have turned the corner in recent months with commodity prices having stabilized above $60 barrel.
Read moreMore Permian Basin oil headed to European markets as industry recovers from COVID-19
Adrian Hedden, Carlsbad Current-Argus | May 18th, 2021A deal between a Houston-based oil midstream company and the Calhoun Port Authority in south Texas will see Permian Basin oil shipped to international markets.
Read morePipeline Attack Emphasizes Energy Infrastructure Needs
Mark Green, American Petroleum Institute | May 14, 2021
You can read the latest here on Colonial Pipeline’s restoring service on its 5,500-mile line that delivers million of gallons of fuel products every day from the Gulf Coast to New York. The company says the entire pipeline system has been safely restarted and was delivering product to all served markets.
Read moreData: Energy and oil and gas jobs remain lucrative in New Mexico, nationwide amid COVID-19
Adrian Hedden, Carlsbad Current Argus | April 14, 2021
One of New Mexico’s biggest-employing industries in oil and gas could also be one of the most lucrative sectors to work in, per a recent national study.
Read morePresident Biden’s Federal Leasing Ban Threatens U.S. Energy Security
James 'Spider' Marks, RealClear Energy | May 13, 2021
Since Day One, President Biden has taken bold measures on his energy agenda. Among his many initiatives is the reversal of several of the economic-driving policies of the previous administration. His federal leasing ban in particular is expected to have far reaching effects on local economies across the country, and increase reliance on foreign countries including Russia and Saudi Arabia for our energy needs. This approach would significantly undermine our country’s energy security and return the U.S. to a heavy dependence on energy imports.
Read morePrivate industry seeks to curb pollution amid increased state, federal oil and gas rules
Adrian Hedden, Carlsbad Current Argus | May 11, 2021
Major energy companies in the Permian Basin of southeast New Mexico said they were already well on their way to mitigating oil and gas emissions as regulators at both the federal and state level sought to increase regulations.
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