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Oil and Gas Awards to showcase “resilience” and “innovation”
July 15th, 2020“Resilience and innovation” is the focus of the third edition of D CEO magazine’s Oil and Gas Awards, and the theme could hardly come at a better time.…
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Permian Basin methane leaks more than double federal estimates
July 13th, 2020Methane leaking from the Permian Basin in west Texas and southeastern New Mexico is twice as high as official federal estimates, according to a new study. …
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Hydrogen energy gains support from politicians and consumers
July 10th, 2020With energy debates continuing each year amidst the climate crisis, hydrogen energy has garnered an immense amount of support from people across the board.…
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How the USMCA trade deal could help the Texas energy market
July 8th, 2020The USMCA trade deal following renegotiations of the North American Free Trade Agreement and there are several aspects of the USMCA that could impact Texas.…
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Chesapeake Energy files for bankruptcy protection
July 6th, 2020On June 28, 2020, shale and gas leader Chesapeake Energy filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection due to its debts of $9 billion.…
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Stay-at-home impact: U.S. residential electricity use up 8%
July 1st, 2020The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported Tuesday that Americans used 8 percent more residential electricity in April compared with the same month a year ago.…
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What does the oil market rebound mean for gas prices in Texas?
June 29th, 2020Many factors led to historically low gas prices nationwide and layoffs for employees working in the oil and gas industry. Since then, the price of oil has steadily rebounded and as of June 1st, it costs roughly $40 for a barrel of oil. …
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Utility Commission’s smart meter ruling gives power to Texas consumers
June 26th, 2020The Public Utility Commission (PUC) has made changes to smart meter rules that allow customers take advantage of new technologies to manage energy costs. Although the decision doesn’t go as far as allowing consumers to monitor their usage in real time, they can now request on-demand readings from their electricity provider.…
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What could a Tesla move to Texas mean for the job market?
June 24th, 2020Stay-at-home orders in California have caused significant difficulties for companies and businesses of all sizes, including Tesla and executive Elon Musk. …
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Electricity providers change sales strategy following stay-at-home orders
June 22nd, 2020An estimated one quarter of electricity plans in Texas have traditionally been sold door-to-door. But that all changed in March with the imposition of lockdowns to combat the spread of the coronavirus. Social distancing requirements and other restrictions forced electricity providers to rethink their sales strategy.…
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