Rising tariffs and import restrictions on steel and Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) have sent ripples through the oil and gas industry, altering market dynamics and reshaping cost structures. As key inputs in the exploration, production, and transportation of hydrocarbons, steel and OCTG are integral to energy projects. This blog explores the multifaceted impacts of these policy changes and their implications for the industry.

As we move into 2025, the U.S. oil and gas sector finds itself navigating a complex landscape shaped by declining day rates, shifting rig utilization patterns, and evolving market dynamics. Here’s a look at the key trends from 2024 and what they mean for operators, service providers, and stakeholders in the coming year.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) plays a pivotal role in regulating air permits for 66 compressor stations across the state. In 2024, numerous compressor stations received approval under various project and permit types. This blog delves into the details, providing insights into permit distribution, project types, and geographic trends using the dataset of approved air permits.

Roberts County, Texas, a quiet corner of the state, holds a significant place in the oil and gas industry, ranking #63 in the state for Barrel of Oil Equivalent (BOE) production as of September 2024. While it may not top the charts, the county’s long history of energy production and steady drilling activity make it a notable contributor to Texas’s energy landscape.