Oil and gas drilling

Will Graphene Change the Oil & Gas Industry?

April 14, 2016

Graphene: Is it the Material of the Century? Engineering.com called graphene “the wonder-material of the 21st century.” “Comprised of a single layer of carbon atoms, graphene is stronger than diamond, yet a million times thinner than a human hair. It is stretchable, transparent, super-conductive and can filter gases and liquids at the molecular level.” Graphene being described as ‘transparent carbon’ is reminiscent of a scene

DUCs in a Row for 2016: It’s Anybody’s Guess

November 24, 2015

The oil and gas industry is a cyclical business, but it also a business of trends. At last year’s The Oil & Gas Conference®, the term “sand” was mentioned repeatedly in regards to completion techniques and optimizations. The term of choice during the commodity downturn is “efficiency” as operators develop methods to generate the best bang for the buck. A

Proposed Colorado Oil and Gas Regulations: Concerns about Community Rules Persist at Hearing

November 16, 2015

Parties spoke today at the COGCC rulemaking hearing in Denver, Colorado A crowded room listened intently today as several parties shared their concerns with the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) over new rules being put in place after study and recommendation by the Colorado Oil and Gas Task Force. In September 2014, Colorado Governor Hickenlooper created the task

At $51 Billion, Alaska’s Hydrocarbons Fuel the Country’s Largest Trust Fund: EIA

May 1, 2015

State’s Permanent Fund Pays Annual Cash Dividend to All Residents The 49th state has its perks. All Alaskans get an annual dividend check from the state. In 2014 their checks were $16 shy of $1,900 per resident. Residents can thank their state for the royalties generated by oil and gas production on state lands that go into The Alaska Permanent Fund, established in

Energy Experts Discuss 2015

March 2, 2015

Synergy Resources, Earthstone Energy, Fortis Energy Services, Samson Oil & Gas, Wunderlich Securities—Exclusive Video Interviews EnerCom, Inc. today posted new executive video interviews with the following companies: Synergy Resources (NYSE MKT: SYRG) Chief Operating Officer Craig Rasmuson Earthstone Energy (NYSE MKT: ESTE) EVP Corporate Development and Engineering Robert Anderson Fortis Energy Services (Privately held) CEO Nathan Conway Samson Oil &

Will Graphene Change the Oil & Gas Industry?

DUCs in a Row for 2016: It’s Anybody’s Guess

Proposed Colorado Oil and Gas Regulations: Concerns about Community Rules Persist at Hearing

At $51 Billion, Alaska’s Hydrocarbons Fuel the Country’s Largest Trust Fund: EIA

Energy Experts Discuss 2015

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