Every December, The Crude Life looks back at some of the year’s best highlights, personality profiles and news nuggets of note. This year, the Year In Review enters it’s 10th year. Here is today’s feature America’s Energy Influencer Sarah Stogner.
Sarah Stogner feels her past has lead her to be exactly where she is today. Basic overview is Sarah is an attorney with an oil and gas background who happens to be living on a ranch with regular blow outs in the Permian Basin. On one hand her passion for the industry has created a level of patience few outside the industry understand while her heart for humanity is creating actions few in the industry understand.
There in lies one of the many challenges facing Railroad Commission of Texas Candidate Sarah Stogner. In an exclusive interview, Stogner explains how videos documenting issues on private land led to the Sheriff showing up to inform Stogner the property was now in the jurisdiction of a no-fly-zone, issued by the Railroad Commission of Texas.
Host Jason Spiess asks Stogner about a variety of issues pertaining to energy extraction and development. Earthquakes, water management, transparency, ESG and government corruption.
Stogner’s passion is infectious as Spiess even sounds off on a couple issues in energy today.
For more info on Stogner’s campaign, click here
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