• Dakota Access Pipeline to Provide Tax Windfall for ND

    March 6th, 2017 and is filed under Company News

    It is estimated that the Dakota Access Pipeline will generate more than $100 million in tax revenue annually for North Dakota. In addition to the oil taxes, North Dakota looks to rake in another $10 million each year in property taxes from the Dakota Access Pipeline. North Dakota is one of the leading states in […]

  • The BLM’s methane venting-flaring rule needs to be repealed

    March 1st, 2017 and is filed under Company News

    When it comes to the Bureau of Land Management’s rule on methane venting and flaring, the real question is, “who has the authority to regulate the air – the BLM or the EPA?” Experts in the oil and gas industry believe that the BLM does not have the statutory authority to regulate air quality, but […]

  • Fracking Industry Creates $3.5 Trillion in New Wealth

    February 24th, 2017 and is filed under Company News

    Hydraulic fracturing in the shale oil industry has revolutionized U.S. oil production and created a lot of “fracking millionaires” in the process. It is estimated that between 2012 and 2014, fracking created a staggering $3.5 trillion in new wealth.

  • Permian Basin Remains Top Oil Producer in the U.S.

    February 14th, 2017 and is filed under Company News

    Texas is the top oil producing state in the country and the Permian Basin remains the top tight oil producing basin in the U.S. According to a recent EIA report, “Production in Texas, the largest oil-producing state, is driven by two major oil-producing regions, the Permian and the Eagle Ford. As defined in EIA’s Drilling […]

  • Lower Shale Breakeven Prices Good News for Permian Investors

    February 9th, 2017 and is filed under Company News

    Bloomberg Gadfly released an article earlier this month delving into the breakeven crude prices of North American shale basins. While it was not news that OPEC nations will enjoy, for U.S. shale investors, it is a welcome development. The main takeaway from the article was “breakeven oil prices for North America’s shale basins and the […]

  • Permian Basin Oil and Gas Investing Skyrocketing

    February 6th, 2017 and is filed under Company News

    In 2016, land acquisition deals in the Permian Basin topped $28 billion, which more than tripled deals struck in 2015. This makes Permian Basin land the most sought after oil and gas land in the world. The Permian Basin is unique in that it was a productive area for crude oil long before the shale […]

  • 3D Seismic Survey Project Begins in Permian Basin

    February 1st, 2017 and is filed under Company News

    TGS has begun its 3D seismic survey in the Delaware Basin of the Permian Basin. This high resolution survey will assist in the evaluation and development of multiple areas of the Permian, including the coveted Wolfcamp shale. TGS is an international provider of geoscience data to oil and gas exploration and production companies. According to […]

  • Oil Acquisitions on the Rise as Outlook Improves

    January 23rd, 2017 and is filed under Company News

    Oil acquisitions of more than $31 billion have been announced since November of 2016, boosting investor confidence that a recovery is in the works. ExxonMobile and Noble Energy set their sights on the Permian Basin to the tune of $10 billion in acquisitions.

  • Oil Field Jobs Returning Could Signal Recovery

    January 17th, 2017 and is filed under Company News

    Oil field jobs are on the rise following an increase in rig count and drilling activity in the United States. This could signal that a recovery for the oil industry may be coming in 2017.

  • Oil Projects Slated to Double in 2017

    January 13th, 2017 and is filed under Company News

    “2017 will demonstrate how efficient the oil and gas industry has become; showing projects in better shape all round,” said Malcolm Dickson, a principal analyst for Upstream Oil and Gas for Wood Mackenzie. Dickson went on to say, “We’ve just come through two years of gloom and lots of costs cutting and now we are […]

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