West Virginia will see a renewed focus on economic development and competition with surrounding states through initiatives set to be taken on under Gov. Patrick Morrisey. Morrisey addressed the press on Thursday, discussing what he has for several months dubbed the “Backyard Brawl” for regional economic development, referring to a […]

Homelessness profoundly impacts mental health, creating a vicious cycle that exacerbates existing conditions and fosters new psychological challenges. Individuals experiencing homelessness often endure extreme stress, anxiety, and depression, which are intensified by constant instability, stigma, and exposure to traumatic environments. Many develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), panic attacks, and chronic […]

Ice skating—a pastime that brings families together, sparks joy, and creates cherished memories—might seem worlds apart from the oil and gas industry. However, the intricate web of energy production and infrastructure powered by this sector is essential to enabling such simple pleasures. Let’s explore the top five ways the oil […]

A roughly $2 billion deal between two Denver-based oil and natural gas companies closed this week, part of a larger pair of transactions worth a total of $4.3 billion. FourPoint Resources LLC spent $2 billion with Ovintiv Inc. (NYSE: OVV) on Wednesday to acquire oil and gas wells and other […]

Three oil and gas sites in the Permian Basin received recognition Wednesday for their reduction in light pollution, as part of an effort to keep the stars visible in the Permian and San Juan basins. DarkSky International, a global authority on light pollution reduction, applauded efforts of Franklin Mountain Energy […]

The ownership, use, and monetization of produced water have rapidly transformed what was once a liability into a valuable asset, creating significant legal and economic uncertainty for operators and landowners alike. With advancements in water recycling technologies and operators discovering new revenue opportunities from produced water byproducts, disputes surrounding produced […]

The 1981 Jeep CJ-8 Scrambler holds a special place in the history of American off-road vehicles. As a longer-wheelbase version of the iconic Jeep CJ-7, the Scrambler combined rugged capability with a unique utility design that appealed to off-road enthusiasts, farmers, and adventurers alike. Though its production run was relatively […]

The 1961 International Scout 80 holds a special place in the history of automobiles, marking a revolutionary shift in how utility vehicles were designed and marketed. Often referred to as the first modern SUV, the Scout 80 combined rugged capability with a design that appealed to both outdoor enthusiasts and […]

According to the EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, methane emissions dropped in seven oil- and natural gas-producing basins by up to 87% from 2019-2023. The drop occurred as U.S. domestic producers, led by Texas, broke records over the past few years, producing “more crude oil than any country, ever,” according to […]

The imposition of tariffs is a tool governments use to influence international trade, often aimed at protecting domestic industries or addressing trade imbalances. When applied to critical commodities like oil and gas, tariffs have a far-reaching impact on economic sectors, geopolitical relationships, and consumer behavior. While on the surface, this […]

Casey Gregersen, Big Horn Capital, explains why real estate is the next big opportunity for entrepreneurs and investors. Casey is a serial entrepreneur in multiple industries as well as a former Petroleum Engineer for Shell. Driving strategy and performance across the Gregersen Corporate Group is where most of his efforts are […]

Christmas, a season of joy, family gatherings, and festive traditions, owes much of its modern-day magic to the oil and gas industry. From glittering decorations and warm homes to the logistics of family reunions and the preparation of holiday feasts, hydrocarbons play a pivotal role in bringing the holiday spirit […]

Introduced in 1964, the Chevrolet Chevelle was General Motors’ response to the growing popularity of intermediate-sized cars. Positioned between the smaller Chevy II and the full-sized Impala, the Chevelle offered versatility, affordability, and performance. By the late 1960s, the muscle car craze was in full swing, and Chevrolet capitalized on […]

Engr. Garba Haruna has been appointed the managing director and chief executive officer of Global Gas Infrastructure and Energy Company, Venturi Quality Services Company. With this appointment, Engr Garba Haruna has become the first African to be appointed and elevated to this position to serve for first 5year term. Venturi […]

Warren Martin, executive director, Kansas Strong, shares his review of Episode 4: A String of Second Chances, of the new series Landman streaming exclusively on Paramount Plus. “The Sting of Second Chances” seems to refer to Tommy Norris’s decision to rekindle his relationship with ex-wife Angela Russo, who declares her intention to leave her new […]

Marshall Watson was sure he received a spam phone call. As the department chair of the Bob L. Herd Department of Petroleum Engineering, it isn’t often he is contacted by Paramount Pictures to assist with an upcoming production. His expertise lies far outside the film industry. “The closest I’ve come to […]