Hail destroys solar farm
Nebraska solar farm destroyed by baseball-sized hail
Lavaca Midstream adds/adding 84 miles new pipeline in the Eagle Ford
Railroad Commission of Texas approved Pipeline Addition Permit T09187 for the addition of 84 miles to an existing pipeline permit making the permit millage a total of 294 miles.
Enterprise Products approved for a new 630 mile pipeline – Delaware Basin to NGL fractionator in Chambers County Texas
The Railroad Commission of Texas approved permit number T10486 a 630 mile pipeline that connects Enterprise Products Delaware Basin facilities to its NGL fractionator 12 in Chambers County.
Disappointing drilling results in Oklahoma
A recent three-well single-pad project in Canadian County by Travis Peak Resources LLC of Houston, Texas didn’t produce the results the firm obviously wanted.
Piñon Midstream expands facilities in southeast New Mexico
Piñon Midstream on Thursday announced expansions at its Dark Horse Facility in Lea County, where natural gas produced by the oil and gas industry is treated and sequestered.
Record job growth in upstream oil and gas industry in Texas
Texas added 6,900 jobs, a record amount, and brought the total job count in the industry to more than 200,000 for the first time in more than three years.
Conocophillips to add 36 miles of pipeline in CULBERSON, REEVES counties
ConocoPhillips had a new pipeline permit T10483 approved for a total of 36 miles of pipeline located in CULBERSON, REEVES counties (Permian Basin).
EOG Resources McClain County well 1,000 barrels a day production
Oklahoma’s McClain County was the site of another strong oil well, this time by EOG Resources of Oklahoma City. The well produced more than 1,000 barrels of oil a day.
EOG Plans More Drilling in OH Utica
Helms had some very interesting comments on his company’s strategy moving forward–a strategy of keeping drilling activity in the Permian about even (not expanding), but increasing drilling activity in other plays, including the Ohio Utica.
Surge Energy Top 100 Private Companies headquartered in Houston, TX
Surge Energy Ranked 16th on the list of top private companies as determined by the Houston Chronicle.
